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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
LIVELY EXCHANGE
FEATURES STOCKS
General Trend of Trading
2 Overshadowed; Credits
Are Also Strong

NEW YORK, Doc Today's
ousiness on the stock exchange was
overshn dowed by tho buoynncy OF
foreign exchange. Htrongth ~ In
ternatonal credits was primarily as
svciatea with tho course OF events at
The arms conference
Sterling rose almost t0c 70
Nf.23 b-s, It's maximum IN more
;Safi two years. Advances uf 30 10
hv points were reglstercd by other
allied romittancos and noutrals,
notably Dutch and Spanish, were al.
most 30 points higher. German
marks were carried forward by the
movement despite announcements
over the week end OF further dis.
entrouE bank failures in aonle Of the
FORMER financial stronKhoids OF that
country. Marks at 0NS2 were al
-noet 100 per cent above the low rec.
ofd OF last October
stocks were steady 10 firm to-
wards the close sales $4,000 shares.
Money tendencies were flrmcr.
y La per cent on call loans bolng
demanded. AZ the close 3 per cent
rate was maintained for so ana so
day bills,
Bonds were less active and aFaln
irregular as result OF further
realizing aalos. Liberty and most
other domestic issues wcro disposed
20 ease. The foreign group @aa fha
tured by the strength OF Japanese
Us, City of Toxic 5'N and United
Kingdoma OF 1899. Total salcA par
value s1S,760. .000.
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hIIy NvernHc PfOductIon.
(Figures in Barrels1

DAILY average gross production.
Tho estimated average gross pro-
ductiOn Of tho Mid Continent (lIght
OLD field. including Oklahoma. Kan
sas. North Texas. Central Texas.
North Louisiana and Arkansas, for
the week ended December 2, was
7bS,bb0 barrels. as compared with
7AO. $50 barrels for the preceding
week. an increase OF $4,000 barrels.
Tho estimated daily average gross
production OF the gulf coast (heavy
oil) field was 90. so barrels. as COM
pared with il0.sSO barrels for the
preceding week, n decrease OF ,720
barrels.
The combined daily average gross
production OF tho southwest field
was sb77t0 barrels as compared
with sb1.430 barrels for the preced-
ing week, an increase OF case bar
rels
oklahoma Kansas shows a daily
average gross production of 40l .5b0
barrels decrease Of $50 barrels;
North Texas shows decrease OF 400
barrels; Central Texas, AN Increase
OF $3.50 barrels: North Louisiana,
an increase OF $500 barrels. and
Arkansas, an increase OF 1000 bar
rcls
The estimated daily average gross
productian Of tho Wyoming and
Montana field was 55 500 barrels, as
compared with 5,450 barrels for the
preceding week, an increase of 150
barrels.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE


NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1.-THE
crop estimate OF s,3f0. 900 balss by
tho department OF agriculture today
proved TO be tho surprise OF the sea.
son In the cotton market and a
bread Of about $3.50 n bale was lts
Immediate result. Just before 1
o'clock, the tlmc OF the iaauanoe OF
the figures, January stood at 17.ffc
from which level thcro waa a drop
81 ll2 points TO is.02c In the selling
movement that followed.
Trado expectations we're for an
ostlmato not much IN excess OF
100000 bales, perhaps the fnireet
illuHtration OF what was expected
being furnished by tho average OF
ll3 EueAsca by members Of tho cot
ION exchange taken ahcut an hogr
before the report was made.
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PRISONERS 70 BE FloeeED
Men who Icd Outbreak nj Michigan
ncnitcntiary Will Be Punished. /.

mANRUETIE, Mich, Dec. IA
Warden T. b. Catlin. OF the state
house OF correction here. Deputy
Warden Mcnhennit and his Arthur,
are In hospital here today In se :
riouH condition from wounds re-
ceived white attempting to queil an
outbreak Of prisoners. The outbreak
was led by "Gypsy Bob" Harper.
Detroit desperate.
Warden Catlin and Arthur Mem
Warden Menhennit and his brother
hcnnit were stabbed by Harper. ac-
cording TO prison officials. Deputy
warden Menhcnuit was badly beaten.
The riot started while the prison.
ers were attending chapel
Harper, Jasper Perry and Charles
Roberts, prisoners. have been placed
IN solitary confinement and will he
flogged by orders OF Charles Blaney.
chairman OF the prison commission
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leather -tongued t<nderfoot blowed
In from New York. He hadn't had
drink since on Taylor closed shop
and they knocked the props from
beneath Old Underoof. Apparently
he'd heard n lot about western boot
leEging, and pure corn and how
happy N guy could be away from
broadway II his whistle was only
Irrigated now and then with 100
proof
T"well, with an eye TO business. no
Soon saw suspicious appearin'
character with a huge jug. and he
followed. The man with the Jus
stopped now and then and looked
behind him, like he was afraid
somebody was on his trail.
"'You needn't he afraid said the
easterner. I'm all right What
need II something right from the
still. Can't tip me straight, can
yoyg
Sure ! can, the guy with the
jug replied, only. don't talk so loud.
Follow mo back of the WesteI n
Union building
"wen. the tenderfoot he followed
and pretty soon tho guy with the
demiJohn stopped, and motioned.
Shall ! pay you first--and how
much can I drink the tendorfoot
asked ncrvo9Hly.
"'It won't cost you a cent said
the tough Jake. and drink all you
want, but drink fast They don't
tolerate these alley parties none In
this camp
80 the tendcrfoot ups with the
jug, and swallers enough TO chris
ten battlsship. And then he docs
the whirlin' Dervish and the fos
trot and tho kangaroo Eailop. lie
rights for his breath. but all the
sound he makes Is like the exhaust
OF n Ford puilin' through swamp.
After time he manages 10 yell for
water. and all the while the tough
Jake with the jug was laughln' and
callin' TO a bunch OF the boys over
on the tracks to hurry over and zee
the fun.
my Gawd' finally the tender
foot squawks. what kinda still did
that stuff come from
ThatY' asks tho feller with the
demijohn. oh. that comes from a
sull up in Burkburnett It's gas for
my Henry"
And, | suppose" ono OF the boys
observed with sarcasm, that the
tonderfoot bought hisseif a claxon
horn and went put-puttin' up the
road -
mot at ALL" the liar returned.
"lie Insisted his glasses was a wind
shield. and he asked for motor
license-and the next day he got
pinchcd four times for parl<in' his
self next TO n water plug, which Is
contrary to the city ordinance. -
Owonwood Magazine.
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Almost
Choked
Last Night

with Gas around my heart. Couldn't
breathe. many people say,
No such choking or anxiety II yon will
take BaaiinAhn's Gas.TAhists. which are
prepared distinctly and especially for
stomach Gas and particularly for all the
bad effects from sAa pressure sEsias; your
moat vital orgAn--your heart
That empty, gone and gnaving feeling
at the PIT of your stomach will disappear
that anxious, nervous feeling. with heart
palpitation. will vanish, and you viii once
more ho able TO take "A deep breath. 80
often prevented by Gas pressing against
your heart and lungs These unique Tab
let's are sold by Cantrsl Drug Store and
all reliable dFpE6isis, BE careful and in
ulst on the genuine haalmsnns Gas-TAh.
haAlmann, chemist San Franeiaee.--
Advertisement
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The Lease Hound
IN ". \. wEsTO

tBN NJ. II. WEST.)
In the wilds OF Oklahoma.
once unon a time they found
An amazing species,
And they called IL 'iease hound"
It's beiomc domestlcated
And comparatively tame.
II has multiplied In number
TN "a thousand bear it's name.
Now they overrun the buildings
And they clutter up the street,
Ard In all the hotel lobbies
There Is one In every scat.
You can always tell the species
Whether tall or thin or fat
For hos weighted down with struc-
lures
In his hand map and plat.
And he speaks of faults and "con'
tours
with most mysterious frown.
He knows before the owner does
Where well Is going down.
You buy some acreage. he drops In
why didn't you let him know?
He'd have sold you that very same
lease
At a price Just twice as low.
lie squlnts at papers on your desk,
Scribbles on your blotting pad,
He wears the numbers off your
phone
And drives your PIX girl mad.
But you Just smile and let him In,
Even when you've got work to DO.
For you can never quite forget
That you were once lease hound
too.
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N u X ATED IRON

contains the principal chemical constituent
Of active living nerve force In form
which most nearly resembles that In tho
brain aud nerve oella OF man. II also
contains organic tron like the iron in your
blood and like the iron IN spinach. lentiis
and apples, organic iron enriehes the
blood and pleaty of rich red elosd meAnA
more nerve foree 90 that NuxAted Iron
not only feeds what might be termed ar
tifioial nerve furce TO the nerve cells. but
Il stimulates the blood 20 manufacture a
groauy increased supply OF new nerve
force. II you are weak nervous or run
down get a hot0o OF Nu1ated Iron today
and " within two weeks time you DO not
feel that IL has Increased your nerve force
aud made you feel better and stronger
IN every way, your money will be re-.
FUNDED Sold by all drugglsIs---AdVef-
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LEGAL.

tPublshed in The Tulsa Daily World De-
Company, Pubiishers.J
NOTICE OF RESCfGTfON
or NECESSITY.
Notice Of Resolution Of Necessity pro-
viding for the Improvement by
gradiag. paving, eur6ing, suttaring
and Draining OF the avenue herein
This viii Be notice to all parties In
teres,ed that the 18TH day ot December,
M rss ss sG0 9s,0es ,S a p nan at ths h ssss% s1s
city OF Tulsa. bs and the same u hereby
ect as the date. time and place for the
hearing OF any and all protests and OBJ
nien,s aud 20 the plans for and methods
and materials 20 be used IN making the
same. and any such objections or pro
,ssts p9t made In yr,ting on or before
$500 o'clock a. m. shall be deemed
The following Is the proposed resolu-
iisn sss the inp.oysmsn. % the ne Ayssss ,,ass
REsoLuTIoH OF NECESSITY.
A resolution declaring the necessity Of
and providing Tor the improvement by
draining OF certain portions of the fol-
lowlns avenue in tho City OF Tdlsa, Ok
uTicA AVENUE ffon, the South
line OF Thlrd Street 70 the South IlEs
Of Fourth Place;
And eetting date for the hearing Of
eejseiions thsrst0i and declaring an
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONING OF THe
clTn OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
Is hereby declared 20 De necessary 70
Improve the hereinafter dsseribsd portion
OF tns following named avenue. tc-wtt.
UTICA AVENUE from ths South
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Just Plain Bo0tieggiHg

The night shift liar who rolled his
own. and simply couldn't live with
out Bull" sat with his feet dam
Cling from the derrick floor, as he
watched the splrals of pale blue Gig
sret smoke ease toward the Flaw
less evening sky.
''I got a good story" he said--and
the others winked at one another.
"Jonah had good story, too"
one OF the boys commented. ut was
a whale OF Il story"
Never mind Joner." the premier
liar commented, This here hap
psned the other night when n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13

CHICAGO Dee. li--Cattia-- -Receipts
?7.00o. beef steers and she atook dull hid
ding uneveniy lower, few early aalSs weak
to 2Ac lawor bulk beef Hteer8 te.7bQA2bi
huils steady to $50 higher veal cAives
strong, stockera anu rrcdern ateady
Hogs ~Heeeiptn 100, 0oO 2bQs5c higher;
ally. hiE packers holding back. top $40
for iisht ilshtB. bulk hogs averaging $50
sSe lower, bulk deairahle tl,t0a7,bo,
shcap-.-Recetpts 3s.000i fat lambs 9SD
soc lower; sheep and yearlingg 2bc lower
largely ,ilo0. choice " pound ysarlinEa
te.75t eve top early $3.50. come hack
feeder iamba largely teso.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
Continental Petroleum
Gets God Well

Tho Continental Petroleum com.
pany of Bristow. drilled In their
No. ? ON the sharper farm. in the
northeast Corncr Of the southwest
of the southwest of 2T-f6-D, Satur.
day night. and it ~ reported 20 no
making 1000 barrels at 2.059 feet.
No. ., In the northeast Of the south
west of 25-iS-9. Is expected I'm this
morning.
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NeD Officers of
American Petroleum Institute

The directors OF the American
Petroleum Institute have elected
the following officers for the en-
suing year: Thomas A. o'Donnoll.
president: II. ID. Benson. Henry l..
Doherty and j. w. Van Dyke, vice
presidents II. II. Sinclair, treasurer;
II, l.. WEIGH, general secretary and
counsel W. II Boyd, jr., assistant
secretary and counsel; c. c. Smith,
assistant treasurer.
The executive committee now
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
In the OIL Fields
Estimates of Daily Average
Crude oil Production

The American Petroleum institute
estimates that the daily average
gross crude oil D. oduction In the
United states for tho weak ended
December was i,35a.3t0 barreIs,
as compared with t.527.ssO barrels
Tor the preceding week, an incrasBe
OF 5.430 barrels.
The following arc estlmsfes Of
daily average gross produoffon for
tho weeks ended Docembsf 3, No
yember 90, 1921, and pecember 4
1920.
Daily Average Productlon.
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cHitAuo, Dec. --butter--ItiEher;
creamery etras AZ Vel firatA a6M % asc
Haeonda sac sseI standards asc
Eggs--Loweri receipts t,sOa casea. firHts
bfGtse; ordinary firEta t6U tsc; miacei-
lanepas ts9sia. refrigerator flsats SIG
Poultry Alive higher: fowls it0ssu.
hpriugs sIhrj turkeys S9e roasters iSo.
. fotatoes--Stoady; receipts 81 care, total
u. 4 shipments b7Si Wisoensin sacked
and bulk round white sl,esUi.7s. Mlchi.
gan ditto tLfsqi,so; Minnesota sacked
fusseis ,se@s,io, Idaho sacked rUfAls
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FORT WORTH. Dec. it.--Cattle--Re-
selpts zee. besVes $500 Wb,ko. stoekera
segtIs COWS aoogtoei esnnors
,s.te@Soo. bulls si.bO9s,so. calves ss,oO
haayy t67Lff00l piga sh.kO Rd.s0.
sheep-~ Receipts akOi lambs ie.oo0 100
yearitnEs 1909 v 600; weihers tt.a5 10 400
er sheep 's'So U9,eo, stecker Iambs ts,bo q
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NEW YORK. Dec. 10 -~cottonaed oil
was lower under scattered .iquidAtio Va.
uuceu by the beRrieh government crop
report and oesier ruling In lard Closing
elhs were near bottom and ~ 60 %
nsnmmer yellow sps; $3.50 js6i..Iy s;s5,
March sTke ana May t.p5c, al bid
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OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. ii.--Ca,tle---
Receipts 100 slow steers rs 20 abc lower.
early top te.2a, bulk s6,25mt,Q0 heifers
up 90 $500 few fat eowu taTsWa. 90,
ntockors ard feeders steady
HoEs nsesipts 1900. fairly active.
paeker top i6.ihi hnlk SeShAefA
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NEW YORK. Dec. ii.-.Foreign Ex-
ChahEo--nuoYant
ureat Brltaln--nsmand agsS; cables
Agth 90 day bills on banks a20H
France Demand ksathi cables esa
lta'y-~ Demand AfTh cables as,
Germany Demand .6oN cables .6t
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WICHITA, ksn., Dee. ii,--i,oxs-
efGks. ' N WV
csttie- Receipts i.sao, steady te weah
&s.0e. butcher COWS and h,tfers ssgSss
ss,s s,sekera and feeders ss0o9S.fS,
sLee4aea. hEht vsAlers ts'eSss 20 "H"'
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New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. i.--Cotton--snot
9gisi ana unchanged ssisz on the spot
is.eoo mlddllng ll,oOe. good middiine
lb-ooei receipts 5,osA balea. stock t0t. Oss
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NEW YORK, Dec, LIBERTY bonds
end ts eesoi first AVS sTsa second
sAa N.sh, third tAs sfTo fourth aus
y5ssi Victory sks 10000. Victory AS
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MUUSHJ AW, Sask,, Dec, r.
Posses today were searching for a
lone bandit who last niht boarded
Canadian Pacific railway train No.
2, disarmed u. Gray, the express
messenger. and wrecked the strong
box In fruitlNSs hunt Tor vRluahles,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
Relieves Headache

A little Musterole. rubbed on
forehead and temples. will usually
drive away headache, A clean, white
ointment. made with oil OF mustard,
Musterole is natural remedy with
none OF the evil after-effects so
often caused by "internal medicine" "
Get Musterol0 at your drug store.
IS and csc. jars and tubes; hospital
size. So.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD
PLASTER
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13

In addition to gold, diamonds and
coal, % other minerals are being
produced IN commercial quantities
In South Africa.
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: y. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.


PSblished in the Tulsa Daily World
.eoemhsr ~. H. is, 10 and IT. 1871
World Publishing Company. Pubiishe-
NOTICE TO- CONTRACTORS.
received at the office Of the City Auditor
! until ) o'clock y. m. Thursday, December
~. 1871, for the construction of a storm
feet East Of the West PINE line Of ~sn" 81 on,, SsIS
Avenue, running across lots 10 connect
WITH present sewer In Twelfth street
Rockford, Eat the dead end sewer In plaes.
and running across Block to the sewer
hsins put In under paving on Quincy
iins OF Quincy Avenue at the end ~
sewer under paving, and running across
ons b,oSn > 10 connect with present sewer on
west line OF Quaker on Eleventh Street
ana running went on a line ten nor feet
to the Midland Valley Railway and con
down from central PARK S1 ApproIimn,s s1m.ns
Plans, profiies and specifications can
oe seen AZ the office OF the city Engineer
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets OF the City OF Tulsa
The right 10 reject any part Of or any
or all bids 10 reserved to the BOARD nf
commissioners of said city Of Tulsa, Okla.
a certified chick In the sum Of five
ISl per cent Of the amount OF the bid
VIII be renuired from each bidder.
A surety bond In the sui lamount n, ,,.
surety bond In the full amount Of the
contract VIII within ten le) DAYS be re-
9ius VIII be opened and considered by the
board or Commissioners al a meeting 10
pc held In the city Hall In said City on
ulsa rulsa at o'clock a. m, on Friday,
City auditor.
:. Opublished in the Tulsa Daily WorIj
December IL -. ~. Is. is. issi. World
PgSsl51Hrs SoTisrs Company, e6gg Psell.shersl
SEASMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET. IMPROVEMENT Dis
TRicT NUMBER 3is. CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA 81
IN compliance with the resolution OF the
hoard OF Commissioners adopted on the
pth day Of December. 1891. notice IA here
oy given that the Board Of ComtotSstoner.
OF the city OF ruisa. Oklahoma, has az
anlhed the estimate and statement OF the
city Engineer as 60 the amount OF the
cost OF the yibrollthic concrete pavement
aentting property, the property benefitsd
and other property liable to aHsessmsnt
and the owners thereof in STREET I'M
PhONEMENT DISTRICT No. SIS. which
includes the following described portiona
OF streets to-witi
Line OF Fifteenth Street to the West
projection of the South line OF I3unsa
low Court Addition.
And said Board os Commissioners has
ny resolution duly approved the afors-
said statement and estimate Of the CIV
hngineef and has determined 10 assess the
sost OF the improvements In aaic district
asa.nst ne soutting property, the prop
efty benefited and other property liable
follows, to-wit;
TERRACE pARE Apprrro.,
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All owners OF abpltlng property. prop.
erty benefited by said Improvements and
other property liable 10 Assessment ars
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such Improvements or benefits TO the
property thereby, and any claim or OBJ
1ections to the assessments as above set
forth. shalt be filed In writing In the Of
flee OF Mrs. Frank Seaman. City Auditor
OF the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma on or
before the 30th day OF December, 1871. a.
300 o'clock a. m. and the same shall be
heard by the Board OF Commissioners on
the Soth day OF December, 1921. at 300
O'Clock a, M. and any claim or objee.
tlons not so filed in writing before said
time shall be deemed waived
DATED this eth day Of December. 1871.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
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hANhAN CITY, Dec H. putter--
Creamery 10 higher sscs packing 10 low.
Eess-- Firsts ie lower. isei seconds un-
lbWslc; turkeys t0nAgc
Potatoes Unchanged isoQlso
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Il0nuon WoiaIh.
LONDON, Dec. ii.-IAai.--spot las
isa futures Lsb - Cd
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TULSA ENcAMPAENT NO. es, 1. O. o. y.
Next regular meeting Friday night. De.
eember o. 7;so o'clock.
Y. $. RICE. q, r.
II. III. FULLER, Scribe
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ChIosEo Futures.


NhiW YORK. Dee, li-~-,iau Mnnsv--
firmt high, tts, low 8; ruling rate 6. eios.
Ina bid s Affered At ~ last loan 81
Aen l.oAnh~-A sAinst RoeptahceH AZ
Time loans,-Firml 60 days EUbHE 40
Gays tWbti = months AMkh
hercahtAt faper--Prime SNAN
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KANSAS CRY, Dee. ii.-Wheat. Cash
No Z hard tl.o6H Hlis. NJ, Z rcd tila
Gorn~-No. white AiMci No 2 yellow
f-ei No. J yellow AiQtihe
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FeiiaWing II price ashsf -Ha closing ht
~ Independent oil stocks on tho New Torl
curb Monday as reported ~ Houston
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~ STANDARD oil Stocks on the New York
euth Monday as reported by Honfton-
Fible Co; Bid Asitei
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ORDER OF LOYAL SONS. Tulsa Firssids
No. :. Watch for special announcement
Next Meeting election OF officers.
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'f'f' .
City Attorney
TO all OF the above you will take due
notice and govern yourselves accordingly.
49,, T. ID. EVANS.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor.
FRANK r. DUNCAN.
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tPpblished in the Tulsa Daily World
December ~, IL. rs, 10 and IT, 1871
World Publishing Company Pnbiiahe-1