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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
Bl.t ERR AND OF aANBAl>
10 l.0>I his HEAD

Nersalllees. Dec Henri landfu.
who has heea on trial fcr mefe lhsA
,hreo ~ceks 10 the Asssses cour, here
,hareea with ihe murder II ten ~amcn
aud a boy ~as found gullty q mus
def In the first degree last alaht
iandui Nas sentenced 90 die b, tAa
ruiilotnc
BE refused to be- a party Ca pe
ttlon asklns fresldeut Nlllegand g.
commute thr sentence 10 ilfe imYfis.
oament shlch was ekaea amons
others hy the larors.
refuss 20 ASK FOR nerey Do tod
40 latter A man llks me Wants
iustlce not mercy NoU think ! am
guiiy then lee me Al,
Ny trial has given he curious 10
Paris thrin had i lasted another
day would myself be unahle 20 So
cure q scat
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oooOooo
Beam In City. Tets of

have also found the Greek government.
good buyers Some Of them have
closed large contracts for the feeding
and equipment Of King Constantine's
Anatolian army. Others may be glad
to see the Greeks go. but OF Brusa 5
trsdespeopIe. They have enjoyed no
such prosperity in years
Brusa lies on the slopes Of verdant
Mount Olympus, 30 miles southeast of
constantinople. II is considered the
most beautiful a. well as the most
healthful city in the Turkish Empire
King Constantine of Greece sleeefed
il as his home during his recent visit
TO Asia Minor. 1t is noted for its
mineral baths and its silk products.
According to popular belief. it has
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languages They care little whether
the Greek army or the Turkish ariny
oc,upics the town. they wan "a be
left in peace and allowed 70 pursue
ireir wonted callings
The port Of Brusa X Mudania. on
the Sea of Marmora. an hour j. ride by
narrow gauge railroad from Brusa.
Mndania j. an important military base
for the Greeks Scores Of army trans
ports with men. munitions aud sup
plies arrive weekly for the Anatolian
frtno During the recent operations
GEAR Angora. Mudania was the main
artery Of supply for the Greek troops
Thousands Of Greek and Armenian
refugees. fearing Turkish Nationalist
reprisals, have sought shelter within
the city OF Brusa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
NEW ANGLE TO
HOFFMAN BANK f\iit Nv.

Muakogca. Dne an ech" to the
recent suspension ~ iho first state
hank 81 Hoffman Naa heard To-Day
when creditors ~ the Griffin met
camille company u Hoffman iiled
bankruptcy proceed MSS against tho
oonnany 10 the rnlfed states dlss
trlct court all,xluE the defen'ian,
commiaed an ael ~ hankfupt'y by
transferring so sst sto ~ goods
10 Frod q Dennis state hanhlns
commissioner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
MANY HEAR WONDERFUL
STORY OF BlBi.E

The yoans peoples service held
last nlghs al the First Methodist
chdvh drew large audience. The
yoanS fok from ;ae hlsh seAooi
turaed out in SPLENDID numbers and
the teachers q the sunday school
brought oat many o. their scholars
and SAT ~l;h them auFins the
sers ice
AFTER an Inspiring song service IN
Witch the audience joined heartily
Nr raggart sang Prepare Ne The
was OF the lofd In his usual effect-
I've manner Dr caNan's tostie ~us
Il Were rWenty one Agaiu The
address Vas fun OF sound piArt cal
advice 70 those standing a. the
threshold ~ manhood and woman
hood. u parkloa with eplsram ant
Illustration and The toa h % hnmor
was aipre 'a,es ~ the audien,e
Tonight the service will appeal
especially TO men Not for men only
hug Tor men cspc,ls.ly Mr. TaVart
will sing and Mr. cailan Wili deliver
an address er'lilcd ~WM Our
Civilization Sur,ives" A cordial ia.
vltai.on rs extended "a all to attcn
his service. which hegins Al seven
thlrty prouNt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
Dismembered Body
OF Child Found,
Woman Kills Self

Chicago. Dee. ,.-Foae'sses a.
a. aiahs search for little Margaret
couahlir. year old, her dssmsa'
eered body Nas fovrd tedsy - a
~aahbcller IN the home 81 Mrs.
Ralph psrsls a rslehhor shortly
af,er.s ara the body ~ ars psrsls.
~,sh her throat slasAed oy . hut
ehse knlfe. ~as foUna On the ses
end floor o. me rensAs cettsae
Police immediately began . search
fer Ralph peNsla the ~oraans
husband.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
SuA\It\G MUST BE
RETURNED TO CHINA

Washington. Dec THE Chinese
arms conference delegat on in the
direct negotiations on the Shanlung
question. negotiated today. will. &C.
cording to Chinese spokesmen. pre-
cede on the basis on which china is
prepared 10 negotiate aud that these
are Japan's demands that the Tisng
teo be declared an open port an :
China demands her vested rights be
respected The latter would be only
partially suseept bile to negotiations.
China. II vas stated has not re-
ceded from her position taken AT
Versailles that Shantung be uncon-
dnionally returned by Japan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
Ten III <TERS LOSE
LIVES N SEASON

Detroit Mich. Dee Trn hunt
ers lost their lives in Michigan dur
ing The twenty days deer scasen
which closed YESTERDAY Two theirs
are reported missing and score
were wounded These hunting casa
alities bring the total for the year lo
twenty two
The deer kil, Is believed not ~
have exceeded i.oo0. due 10 the "on.
buck law aud other hunting restric
tons imposed BY the legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
Six Die When
Passenger Trains
Crash Head-on

Portland, ore. Dec. i.--Sis persons
were killed IN a head On collision
early today between ,he east bound
Portland Spokane iimitea and ~est
bound Oregon Washington hmlie &
trains of the Oregon .washlnatea
Railroad Navasssion company. two
miles east % Celtic.
Twenty two persons we're IN
lured Amoro the dead vas A ~.
Mcbride. a marine who was guard
ins the mail on one of the trains
The others who were killed IN
eivdsd trsinmen and three oresor
passengers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
.AI,Bt CkLE TRIAL TO
END BY NIcHIFALL

san Francisco. Dec. Argument.
certainly. and further testimony.
possible. was the schedule fcr to-
days Scss.ons of the Roi Zoe Ar
buckle manslsughter case
When the prosecution closed its
rebustal testimony yester ay Il re-
served the right to bring in a snail
amount of additional testimony. II
that seemed desirable. as a final
effort 10 link the comedian with the
death Of Virginia Rape. whom 1t
contends he injured at parry In
his rooms at ;he Hotel 81 Francis
last September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
"tl u.IN'~" DIVE IL
CLOSED ~ siiiIilfF

stufleY7 WashsnHsuns dive sail
Ny offeafs and others who have IN
speet~d il 20 BE- the fllshlret p'aee
ever maintained ~ human aaa be~a
closed condemned and padioeksd az =
nuisance and menAee % the health
IN tho nnlshhoFhood Il will probably
he burned or a least RACED
lnlunctloA against the place vas
asked by County Attorney Dlnwl1dlf
and a. issued promftlY br iadgs
Boles n the county eourt The dive
- 10. ated just north ~ the rpuni
house and adjacent 20 the Old south
siia Ice pant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
PARIS ACTORS ORGANIZE
AGAINST THEATRE cot CHS

Paris. Dee Paris actors have
decided 70 organlEe campaign
against the theatre cough Coughs.
they say. have 4 habit ef occurring "a
dramatic moments in the PLAYS and
spelling the effect Intended by the
piaywrights
There is little excuse for 7J per
cent OF the theatre coughs. accord
ing 20 Franch specialists. who say a
moments concentration when the
cough Is felt 10 De coming on, vi I ms
ualiy prevent H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
Destroyer
InPurSuit
OfMOrSe

Washington. Dec The jus ice
department VAS understood today
TO have asked the navy depart nent
TO send a destroyer % intercept
the French liner Paris and bring
back Charles W Morse. OF New
York. who is reported 20 have left
the country In the face Of a grand
jury Investigation Of ais ship con.
tracts.
Il was understood that naval
destroyer would put 20 sea from a
French port within few hours to
intercept the Paris. which left
New York last Friday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
BanditsGrab bS6O, 900
In Gold Bullion

Sacramento. Cal, Nov i--cold
bullion 20 the amount Of s60oo0 ~as
obtained hy bandits armed with
SAVED ou shosouns who held up
the Aroonaut mine az Jackson,
Amador county, last night. accord
inu 70 report 70 the sseramento
police department today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
tcon,luusd on Pas. ~
NOT CHECK" ARTIST
aItnIsIID N IE\As

Guthrie merchants o. At lvast soma
~ them ~ili be glad % hear that Or
" y Duncan has been located whlle
10 this city he handed 0ut several
hot checks to the merchants
To-day he - ia lail at Miami. TEXAS.
placed there On wire sent ~ shrr
~ Robertson Robertson u on hts
~ay io Texas and vili bring lhr doc
tor back un a charev of having alss
posed of morssaged property % fen
Ryiand Of Crescent city in the anoant
of $500 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
BIG ONES" GET
OFF WITH FINES

New York. Dec l-Justice Nc
.ivony in the criminal court OF the
state supreme court today imposed
,pen.tentiary sentences and fines
totaling twenty thousand dollars on
nineteen individual members Of the
Marble Industrial Employers Asso-
citation who recently plead guilty. 10
violating the Donneily state anti
trust act
The penitentiary sentences were
from six months TO three years.
which sentens es are suspended pro-
vided they do not again engage In
violation OF the LAM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
TIIIEAI~ TAKE iHl~RII
CAR AND non HOUSE

Thieves. Thought a. be- t1o boys
who w~ro seen Ia tbs nslghborhood.
yesterday afternoon catered the A
A. Fflsba farm homie northeast %
the city stole sn ayereoat a shotgun
and some le~elry They then brnks
the lock on the garage door and lsfs
Ia Ir. Frisbles Ford roadster rhs
theft took place during the absence -
the family about four o'clock yester-
daY afternoon
A trail was struck By tbs sheriff
late last nlFht that led to Oklahonia
City aud ll j. Thought mors than Ike :.
y that the thieves win be In limbo by
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
'NeWRuLe
Made For
Shopn1en

Chicago. nec Ne~ WORKING
rules for the soeooe railroad ,hop.
men Including Al leas, r~o Import.
ant chanxes. were handed aoWn go-
day BY the uneed States raj orsl
labor boardl 1his t,sislQn su4
planted the agreemeni entered into
by the cmployes and iho uniel
states railroad sdmlnistfauon Sep-
tcmber 20. 1919
The decls.on Wlll result in an
estimated annual payroll ss,ng 81
sso.oo opo 70 the railroads and iorm
the basis upon wh.ch atln ieatlon oi
al future vase disputes bc,ve cen
railroads and their employees ain be
based.
The wages were passed unsnlm
ously by tho boari Including the
Noto of A. O whamon q the ls'sor
group. Who cast dissenting vote
upon The last wage cut
one u the most Important
changes vas tho pcrmulnt of a..
l,rcntices TO do certain repair work
formerly rnstr'cted "a iNurneymen
in that craft Another chanse fro-
yldei Tor representation II miu,4
lties IA the presentation ~ Sc et
ances 20 meet fhe contention of ihn
allrcadI that old national agree
menis practically forced closed
shop on the railruads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
5000 NEEDLE TRADES
WORKERS On STRIKE

Chicago, Dec Five THOUSAND
needle trades workers employed ~
the shops Of members OF the Chicago
cloak and suit manufacturers asso.
citation walked out this morning when
a new system Of piece work pSy was
TO have gone into effect
Officers OF the association said no
attempt would be made to reopen
the SHOPS for the present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
STEEL COMPANIES OF
COUNTRY TO MERGE

New York. Dec l-Reports that
merger Of seven or more OF inde-
pendent steel companies is eontem-
plated was confirmed in the financial
district today The proposed con-
solidation will take all the lesding
producers and manufacturers with
the exception OF the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation and the Jones and
Laughlin Company of Pittsburg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR
OFFICERS WHO KILLED TWO

Safulpa Dec Warrants chargins
William c Wright and Guy Henshaw.
deputy sheritfs, with assault with in
tent to Kill, growing out OF the shoe.
ing OF Guy Williams At Brstow were
issued, here today Both reputies
made bond for their appearance IN
justice court tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
RENEWED WARFARE IN
IRELAND is FORECAST

Lon lon. Dec. The possibility
OF renewed bloodshed In Ireland con.
sronts the British Isles in cense-
quenoe Of virtual collapse Of the
peace NEGOTIATIONS which have pro-
eeded under truce for tho last
five months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
DANCED ~ IUE
NUDE ~ PROTEST

Vancouver. 3 G.. Dee I Three
men from the Doukhohor. or Russiaa
non contormisi settlement. near Mel
son. u G., discarded all their c'othins
In waiting room al tho Canadian
Pacific railway station here yesteg
day and paced OF protesting war
dance when they were refused admit
tance 70 the United states Theg
were later arrested by Vancouver po-
Nce for dlsordcrly conduct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
ANOTHER WILD STONY
FROM pO\tt FIELD

roneA CITY. ncc An oll sprina
which has produced In ths nelsl,har
hood of ioe harrcls of oil within tho
last eNo weeks II causing much ea
oltemoni IN the vicinity of NaNklrk,
this county The spring "a along the
hanks "a little creek ans formerly
prodred water A few weeks ago
li diied up and thnn the On hogan
tn ap'ear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
RECEIVER ron GERMANY
~ RA>kIu ri. SOUGHT

Paris Dur A recrlynfship Tor
Germany A. q hankrupt with an auto
nomoas Rineland 10 be cxp'oltcd hf
the alliea for faparatlon purposes. -
likely 20 be- propoaed ~ France ~ ah
alternative 10 any mortoriun on rep
arations that may De- suggested hy
Great Britain. Il ia said n official
circles hers today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
PROTEST AGAINST roo FREE
USE OF FIREARMS

Bristow. Dec. IA gathering. es-
timated at more than two hundred
persons composed OF the most prom
inent business men IN Bristow and
the leading farmers OF this vicinity
taged an indignation meeting here
last night protesting too free US
of the law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01

next motion day While only 81 900
IL involved IN the Cuhland suit ihe
state will be prohibited from col
lectlng taxes amounting 20 approx 2
mately 1850 oOo should It lose the
contest
oooOooo
Governor peoelalrs -ealth Week
Oklahoma health week has been
sei for Dcee uber 10 10 by pro-
clamatlon issued by Governor Rob
ertson ana Guthrie civic clubs are
arranging 20 take special notice or
the occasion. according 20 the loesI
committee Mn sters and an the
churches viii be asked to cooperate
with this movement aud the sale al
the Christmas seals
oooOooo
Negro BOY Sentences
For Stealing Clothing
Willie Goodrum. charged witA thief.
Of clothing before Judge Hargis 10 ias
tice court today pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 70 fifty days in ial and
fined $50 While has had much
trouble during his Young life aud has
been IN iall many tines
oooOooo
Postmaster oismth a orandsd
Judge Frank Olsmith has hcen oil
enough for long time 10 be- a
grand father bu, he has been child
less in that lire until yesterday when
he received telegram from Raiii
more announcing The birth there yes
iorday afternoon oi fine boy to NJ.
and Mrs Walters Mrs Walters wss
formerly Bessie Ols nth and has been
resident Of Baltimore for several
years
oooOooo
Beam In City. Tets of
Crops and Taxes
Harry Beam. south side alfalfa
king Is here today from his Seward
farm and reports crop conditions tn
that tpart Of the county IN good
shape aud notwith tandng the fart
that there has been no rainfall To-
more than two months we are go
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
CONDITION or EDWARD Fusaow
SAID TO &c SERIOUS

The condition Of E6waFd furrov,
son Of DR. and Mrs. W T. furrow.
sos East Harrison IL said 10 be very
serious. Four doctors are In con-
suitation on the case. Edward was
Injured internally sahiIe playing In
the Guthrie-P Perry football game
here On Thsukssiylns day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
CITIZENS MEETING CALLED
FOR TONIGHT POSTPONED

The citizens meeting called to meet
at the court house tonight has been
postponed. on account OF some Of the
committee not being able to report.
Future notice will be given
A. B. ARMSTRONG, Chairman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
NEW ATTACK TO
BE MADE ~ VETS

st. Louis. Mo. Nov IA suit at
tacking the antibeer law as un-
constitutional has been filed in fed
eral court by the Falstaff corpora
tion. local brewery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
CITY and COUNTRY ITEMS of INTEREST

good shape and ara not oomplalnln4
over hard times All We want Is
fair administration of county affairs
and that Ne Are golng 20 demand of
we Will. as the Old saying wan "tura
the rascala out Logan county can
be- run on more economical hast
aud now that the war q over thf
ihlng Tor the county servants 70 do -
70 eet down TO earth and eeonomlss"
ne said Harry says he o. a candidate
for NO office county or state, that he
Is lust o pain farmer who wants.
Ike ninety ger cent 81 the other farm
crs square deal and no unde tha
rose dealing
100000
Harry Gross Wins Place on
All star Team
. Harry Gross in,incibie right tackle,
OF tho Guthrie hlgh school football
team has boen slgnally honorod by %,
commission that 80 eeted the All. state
inter sehoiestic team for past season
playing He made the all star team
'and the an central conference team
Nrnss Is said to bc one among. II not
the fastest and most adroit rish'
tackle IN the state
oooOooo
Knights OF pyth,as To Meet Tonight
The knights OF py,nias will holi
their regular semi annual ecctlon ~
officers tonight and large attend
'auce i expected This lodge has ~
Castle Hall in the Daily Leader hloek.
ono 81 the eozieet lodge rooms In N
city. and the order il prospecting ioc +
aliy aud over the tate
oooOoOo
Foot Gall Payer Lost His oyorcoat
when the Perry foot ball team
played with Guthrie on the home
grounds one of the Perry boys VA
hurt Ills oxercnai was passed az one
81 the boys 20 bold and dnrIng thc
excitement of the game was not
claimed The farty who has the
coat will pease return II 10 the OK
lahoma State hank or call ~ Lymoa
Gray Phone US
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01

The production ofNcNiyan wells IA
fallen from 600 aoo barrels 90 $50 oAa
barrels daily since September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01
.FC .pn
LIZ. .lOrS
NOEs z2rrcd
&c !

Ne~ Nafk nce As "a oateons
: 'of the srlsuFs here ~ Astinx rrehihl
tloa filrcetpf Yellowlev ~ o. oga ooA
worth ~ scotch whisky foasiWnea H.
the Aips Drus Company aud yletos
rAsaasa a nru u Developed yesterdas
that until very fecentlY taa customs
officials had no lns,raeslana 10 s,oe
the entrance pf alcoholic lauora lnt,
this country n the iaty had bosn palt
This. IL wsa sa'd. permitted nrad ai
iigaof % pour lnto the ra,sud states
from forelen countries aad the oaif
lnFmaa required was the gsymeat -
TIA resulae duties hy tbs caaslxacga
IN addition % the 81 ,apo 0oo Nofth q
liquors aetsed few aata aso ~ Yel
lowley lt Waa revealed yesterday thar
% n,o more eases ~ similar xaoJi.
consigned % oshrr concerns. Wrrr vifs
maily 10 the custody ~ The tloywfn
meat authorities Tho value Of ,his
liquor "a .ald 10 he tee.a ooo makln4
q total at o. AA.ooa worth ~ forrlsa
uluor. hold up ~ the 0overnmrn,
Mr. Yeipwley naid that the - apt
cases bad not hcen aelari hui that l'
va, subject 10 selaure and onl, a aar
'iuu ~ whether L should hc aoa~ ~
bis office oe .ho customs axunga How
ever tho whisky cannot be Withdraw
nos ~lthon, thn prrmlAalou ~ ~
Nellowlcy and ho said that tho snn
slFueea would have 70 convince him
ina, Il was Az Tor medicinal purposes
before he would sian withdnwat
permit
Awaits ~erd Frors washlaasss.
All ~ the details ~ The lcAka
through the customs service have not
been permitted TO get out Nv Mr.
YellowleY. who aald he wsa awaltinw
final word from Washington hefofa
taking further action Howeyur. a
waa learned that until recently ths
customs authorities here had not ~.
esised any Instructions from the pro
hihliion headquarters Ia washlnator
concerning the methods 20 be os
served 10 handllnm liquor imports
The result "A was sald. was that the
s.~s.sz.e.-sfssaaae
tcontlnusd on psgs ~
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Nr aud Mrs Edwin Ncnifsr vii
return 20 Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-01

outhrie's Gres, Mnls and
Her Opportunities
Perry McCuriain. member of the
Aoard Of directors OF the city OF
lNcrfosk. v.rttt was I'm cuihrie
yesterday on legal business. u am
very fasombly impressed with your
city but there is room for improve
ment and am surprise at e. he
said why hasn't Guthrie pickle
fnc'ory o sweet potato curing and
crying plant a bed spring "a tory.
an egg case factory and many other
factories that would turn out the
simple but necessary things. you
have wonderful rotton mills. and YOU
should be proud of them; your great
Touring mills would be credit TO
city zen times as larse a. Guthfis
and l. Ike the people % Guthrie
hope this great Institution viii soon
De again In running order Your
mammoth new Masonic Cathedral ls
raTolatlon TO me Wonderful in
deed And not least Is your wonder
ful city water suIply and your
wonderful mineral waters Get busy
and exploit your many main
chances, !" WAS his adfice
oooOooo
Better the ereed,
Bigger the Animal
A registered Duroc Jersey hog
weighing $50 pounds was slaughtered
hy the MANAGEMENT Of the Dukes
sani.arlum "The big hog CO.'S less
to raise and fstten than the : rub
hogs DO and the results are ten fe.i
in weight and d.,'ioious meat, said
the superintendent today II pays to
raise blooded cattle of aiI kinds.
100000
Big Sum Involved in sIN
Hearing Of the Glllliand oil com
panys injunction against stale
auditor Frank Carter 70 restrain col
lection OF gross production tax on
restricted tosage lands has been
stricken from the docket In federal
court for thi tern by agreement
Il win come on for hearing at the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
WHEAT BULLISH
DUE TO EXPORTS
Indications Of Good Sized
Business Is Boon
to Market

CHICAGO. Sept 23.-Indleations
OF good sized export business had
hullish effect on the wheat market
today. Prices closed firm lac
to i-tc net higher with BcCem-
Der SL27 81 to sI2S and May
Sl.Si 2 TO S181 3-A
Wheat prices began 10 show an
upward tendency as soon as the
market opened and although moder-
ate sotbacks took place at times,
the finish was at the top level OF
the day
Offerings were light at start. and
this fact encouraged buying In
which a strong commission house
acted az a leader Later the signs
or Improvement In export demand
especially caNl for hard winter
gradcs 10 be shipped by way OF the
gulf Of Mexico. became tho chief
stimulating Influence Milling de-
mand too. was saii to be pick
Ing up. II was pointed on. that
today for The first time In many
weeks the primary receipts were
smaller than a year ago.
Corn and oats reflected tho
wheat advance. New Orleans OK
port intcreet were said 20 be out
bidding Chicago for corn IN ceu-
tral and southern Illinois.
Provisions had downward slant.