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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
u. OF R. ANNOUNCES
DIAMOND SCHEDULE
Fifteen Games Arranged So
? Far, With Others
Expected.
OPEN WITH DEL 4 w 4 Il E
BerEcr, Jones, Frny mud Towiii VIII
Complete Dobson's Inncid for
season with Fast Men for Out
= field.

With the beginning or spring attn
letics mt the University OF Richmond
tomorrow afternoon, which includes
at this time. baseball and track, the
Red and Blue has made public ITS
baseball schedule for the coming
season. Fifteen diamond contests
are now on Manager Beunetts card
and there is a possibility that 9TH
ers viii be scheduled. especially with
the Richmond Colts.
y Dobson'a clan has heavy AS
'signmcnt for its toHsers. playing
nuCh teams az Lafayette. Hopkins.
Fordham. Delaware. Virginia. Trim
ny and others. Sine OF the games
arc scheduled FOR stadium Field.
while six are on foreign soil.
y ,hrce-Eane series has been ar
ranged wi;n William and Mary. The
customary 'ridewa,er games, ONE in
Norfolk and another ia Newport
,Scws tho saturday before. and The
MONDAY after Easter. respectively,
viii take place this year. The CON
test between these twU rivals VII. l."
played at Williamsburg. Last year
the iNp i'bihH f4dEc4 tN"li '"lEbuN
game ~ Wosth"mpton aud batrcd
FOR fuuric,n iuHinss
Randolph Macon and ilnmpIem-
Sidney are otH-f teams that are .,c-
cuStun,d to Appearing against I'll"
Spld.r~ whit" Emory and Henry and
WAKE Forest VIII o.. seen mere As
scomparntiv"ly ncw aIgrsEatious
N" season opens on hpIN "
against University ~ Delaware.
nor. H.. - /, -
william ana MARY IS met. which VII
insure better condition for u"'h
teams than last year ipr their hrs'
meeting
In the Spider camp there are a sub
stantial number ui "NE"ri"ucc6 mc"
on hand. but Al this time the ne" ma
terlal does not indicate ii vcrl great
deal OF strength. Patterson "iiI stand
good chance OF :l!lug Eiankinsh!3 5
shoes behind the plate II. has the
ability To receive and throw. but -
weak at the bat Sucad and Johnson.
letter men, are on hand TO start In
door limbering up tomorrow. while
several scrubs and several ne" ne"
viii also be out.
berger. "a, nrst. Jones. At second,
Fray. at short. and Towlii at third
gives DoOBOn q complete inf-ld from
last year. II Is again going 10 be q
will cause the Spider men the most
trouble. While burlington and Wal
den arc on hand. and Will" both ar.
substantial men. there must be an.
other competent gardener plus re
serve strength. RcScrV" must be add
ed also FOR all the positions.
The schedule IS AZ follows.
- April 5--Un!versity OF Delaware ~
= Stadium Field: April s--liopk!ns al
Stadium Field; April l0-Eandolph
Macon at Ashland. April lj-Wi!liau
and Mary at Newport News. Apr.
lT-Wiliiam and Mary at Norfolk
April 10 - Fordham University al
Stadium Field; April 2i-Trinity al
Stadium Field: April 26-rnivcrs!tS
OF Virginia at Charlottesville; Apri
27--IIampdcnS Sidney at Farmville
}May Emory and Henry at Stadium
Field: May 6-Wakc Forest at Sthd.
ium Field: May ll--liampdcn- Sidney
at Stadium Field; May lj-Randolph,
Macon at Stadium Field, May IL
William and Mary ~ williamsburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
STAYS wife nnd Mother-in-I.ny.

GEEENNIlLE. 5. e. Feb. b
Jeff Chandler was arrested late to-
day aud placed in the county Jail
charged with the shooting ana killing
OF his wife and mothcr-in-law at
their apartments this evening. Do
nestle trouble was believed to have
been the cause Of the killings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
Where Big Lcaguers
Will Train This Spring

Here is where the big league
clubs are to train this spring:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
White SoN-S cGu!u. Texas.
Yankees New Orleans.
Dallas. Texas.
Browns Mobile. Ala.
Scna;ors-Tampa Fla.
Red SoN-iot Springs. Ark.
Tigers Augusta, Ga.
Athl"tics--l:Hrle Pass. Texas.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Cuhs-Catalina Island cal
Gian;s-San Antonio. Texas.
Pirates -olit Springs. Ark.
observation-disclosures. Texas.
Dodgers Jacksonville. Fla.
pirat"s-iIot Springs. Ark.
Reds Mineral wells. Texas.
phill!cs -Lecsburg, Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
White nnd Leonard to C,n.h.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-Charlic White
Chicago lightweight boxer. has ac-
ccpted terms tn meet Kenny Leonard
title holder IN Madison square Gar
den. New York. on March u. il was
today. Billy Gibson. man
aGCr OF Leonard. is expected to sub
NIT his terms Monday, when he ar
rivcS in New York from New Orleans.
where Leonard il scheduled to meet
Pal Moran tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
Johnny nuT TO Fight Moorc.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Johuny Huff,
worlds hautamwcight champion. has
signed articles to defend his title
against Roy Moore. of 81. Paul. in an
cight-round bout in Jersey city the
night OF March 10. Run recently re
turned from trip overseas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
ridden Wins nj Tennis.

CHICAGO. Feb. William Til
den. H.. and Howard NoshclI. both
%; Philadelphia. defeated Walter
Hays. Chicago, ana Ralph liurdick
Indianapolis, three straight sets OF
tennis today at the national out
door show. The scores: to, Go,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
Lnnirr II. =. ,sty. C,,,,,,r.

MACON, GN, Feb - --I.nnir-
'!ivh Schools basketball team Of
;h's c.;y won the Georgia Prep.
school c!'anr!onHhip here tonight.
defeating Tech. high. of Atlanta.
80 to SIS. Seven teams participated in
,h. tl.ron GaYI' iour..aIu.ni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
Sew Twirler for pittsburgh.

FITTSI'UIGH, IN. Feb. 2a.-Jcssn
Martin Of fonca city. Okla. has
been "dd"d Ia the pitching staff -,
IN" pittsburgh Nationals. Martin.
S"u;hp3W VIII 50 10 the piratc
,tla.nin;; camp at Yves, Baden next
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
Cornell Wins rr,cs Nee,

MECHANICS HALL. BOSTON.
MASS. Feb 25.-Corncll's track
team tonight defeated the athletes
OF Harvard and Dartmouth in their
annual triangular indoor track meet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
LYNCHBURG DEFEATS
'. NJ. |. JUNIOR FIVE
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,ch.

I''i'' '''' ~ . nv liii'E-' ~ va WI
I.NNCliRt re-. Va. Feb. 2a.-'rhc
Virginia Military Institute Junior.
We're defeated here this evening when
the cadets struck u Tartar in The TO-
cal hiIh school, which trimmed tho
Lexington team. - To Ii. The Junior
cadets tried all sorts of shifts ana
suhstituti"ns. but they We're unable
to hold the local Owls. The first
half ended - to 7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26

NEW YORK. Feb. a5.-The Giants
announced today that they had
signed Edward Hale, star half back
last season of tho mississippi Coll
lrge eleven, and n rIght-handed
pitcher OF unusual merit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26
FAST PLAYING MARKS
ATLANTA TOURNAMENT
South Carolina Wins by
Healthy Margin Of 81 to 10
Over Wofford.
|ERCEU GUSTS KENTuCKY
Chattanooga University Bcsts Tuinnc.
- {" II. In Heated battle. but Ten
ncsscr Tenn Maintained Good Lend
Throughout.

ATLANTA. GA. Feb. 25-South
Carolina. North Carolina and Tennes-
see Universities came through the
afternoons play Of the second round
Southern basketball tournament. The
South Carolina team won by the
healthy margin OF 81 to Is. from Wof-
ford College. and North Carolina
eliminated N.wherry. 80 TO ~. but
the Tcnn"ss"ans won hy The margin
OF stngl. foul goal IN their game
with Mississippi College. making /,
Tennessee. IA; mississippi College. ls.
Makes ~ Of 10 Points.
70 Reader a forward, tail"st and
li'hcst Of tn" long T.uucSs"ans. went
tn" uujqu" distinction OF making
eighteen OF ia" nineteen points his
team scored. At '"ul goals h. made
good dozen times out OF twenty at
t"mpts. besides adding uhrec field
goals in tho nr>, half. That half end
ed, TENNESSEE. ID. Mississippi! :. hu,
the mississippi I'VE went TO f; with
q will In the second hall and tied the
score for 81 time. Thc guarding OF
Jones and Bailey WAS superb. rs Ten
ncSS"" failed to land a single Held
goal ia the second half. Jones began
:" fud the basket and Copper and
barnett shot = rcId goal apiece,
%hirh with Jones r"ui goals put
Mtssissippi on a par with IN. Volun-
;ocr.
The SPECTATORS began 20 applaud
IT," npht tn" NIssissiru! lads were
maxim. ana chocrcd them r,p.ateily
a. their scor" mounted. TENNESSEE
"a- not through however. aud witt,
tn" score Tied and a f"w minutes t.
play, both teams wcr" lighting a.
though fr"sh III The game Then :,
foul gave Tennessee = free throw,
aud ns Reader had missed tho last
-four tries. Troutrnau w"s given tho
shot u. made ~, ana with another
t'" up az center the game was Ten.
i."ss""'s. - 10 i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-26

Lint up.
Night V. NJ. |.
school GID. Position. Jrs. t6b.
T.. Iiorn"r forward ..... Miller
-. liorner forward. -. Robertson
Pcttit ........ center. Denton
Coleman ......E guard ......... cure
Garrett ....... guard. 49,. Maloncy
summary: Scoring goals from floor
-lynchhurg. t.. IIorncr 90, u. iIor-
ncr CO. rcttit (2l. Colman ana Pres
ton. V. NJ. MILLER ca, Maioncy.
Goals from fnuls-l.ynchburg. Pcttit.
out Of IA, llorner. out Of =. V. NJ.
L., Miller out OF .. Substitutions-- =
IynChhurs. Preston for t.. Horncr:
Gills FOR Petit: Shcif"N for Coleman.
V. NJ. l.-itamcy for Maloncy; earle
ton FOR Cure Maloncy for ltamey;
Cur" FOR Carleton: Ramcy for Cure;
White for Denton, Carleton for
Hamcy. Rcfcrc"s--W Wood and McIcar-
son. Time OF haivcs-20 minutes.
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Battle Abbey"

Confederate Memorial Institute
boulevard and kcnsington Avenue
Open 10 A NJ to L. 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
STOCKS DECLINE,
BUT COME BACK
Demand for Steels Stimu-
lates Market Late in
Varied Session

NEW YORK. Marc THE
stock market foN Doe II- .os fashion
during the greater part OF todays
session but become active and strong
In the last hour under tho atlngiluH
OF demand for Ftcels. motors, cquip-
mcuts. oils, sugars aud rails
Fnnl prices showed gains of I 10
2 points iu Gulf States steel. United
states Steel Linn Locomotives,
Chandler, pierce Arrow, preferred,
Mexican Petroleum. American Su-
gar. Cuban Cuun sugar, preferred,
United states Cast Iron Pipe.
United states Rubber, Mi.sourl Pa
rflc uroforrcd and Western Pacific
An unusual assortment ~ iucon-
splcuoug spcDllltics changed hands
during tho Gullor trading period,
mostly OF sharp roCcasions
sale 500 600 shares.
The very light inquiry FOR money
was reflected In the call loan mar
dot. whcrr tho rAto gradually onsed
from 3-t to 4 per cent. the tower
quotation being posted just before
the ,ioec OF the market Purchases
% mercantile paper FOR short dates
were rVported at slight concessions
from tho recent "a per cent rate
All foreign exchanges with one or
two uuimpOrtant exceptions were re-
ncliouury Demand selling fell
cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
Paid Fancy Prices

IL paid an International authority
on diseases OF the stomach $500
and he didn't do me five cents
worth OF good. have been to vari-
GUS Spas IN Europe. as well az this
country and have spent fully $4,000
fruitlesslv IN search or a cure for my
stoma u trouble. Naturally I lost
fai;n In any remedy for my case. My
wife's brother had taken Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and praised II so
highly that | tried e and am now
entirely rid ~ that trouble" II is a
simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal muous from
the intestinal tract and allays tho
Inflammation which cauees prac-
tically all stomach. liver and intes-
tinal ailments, Including appendi-
cltis. One does will convince or
money refunded For sale by all
druggists -- Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
FOREIGN BUYING
SENDS WHEAT UP
Word Of Russian Loan Is
Portion of Factor;
Close Strong

CHICAGO, March 2.--Indlcatlons
OF now foreign buying OF wheat led
to q decided upturn today In prices
hsrc. The market closed strong
/ 3-4c 10 2.1-2c net higher. with
May t146 to tt.4B IA and July
&i22 "a 10 Gi.S27-s. Corn gained
In value 3-4c and 7-sc 10 l-sc and
oats 3.sc 10 5-Sc. Provisions varied
from tjc decline 10 Ibc advance.
Estimated sales OF wheat TO Bu-
rome today and yesterday totaled
more than two million bushels. The
bulk Of this amount was Canadian
wheat but liberal proportion was
grown In tho United States. n grade
frumi which macaroni II made. In
connection with the EurOpeI1 buy
ing, a Chicago authority said world
Importing countries are short Of
actual requirements more than one
hundred million bushels. on the
other hand. a British authority was
quoted as putting the surplus or eN-
port countries at 7O.000,000 bushels
Word that loan Of $4,000, 900
to Russia was being advocated bo-
fore tho scAate agricultural commit
tee at Washington appeared 10 be
90 HOmo extent factor In liftinR
wheat prices. and causing the mar
ket 10 close at the top level reached.
notwithstanding numerous fluctua-
tlons which Tcsulted from heavy
profit taking sales on the part OF
holders.
Falling or In the volume OF re.
colpts OF corn helped to strengthen
prices for corn and oats.
Provisions ruled Irregular. but In
tho end were advancing with hdgs
md Eraln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
WOMEN MEN ADMIRE

Men admire a pretty face. a good
figure, but more than all y huoysnt
disposition and the charm OF happy
content, There Is no question but
what llght-hearted woman Ia the
joy OF a mans life, but no woman
can be happy and joyful when
dragged down by the ailments that
80 often develop headaches, back
ache, nervousness and the blues ="
We are continually publishing in
thls paper letters from women who
have been restored 10 health by
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after doctors and other med
icines have failed TO help them. II
you are III why not Give 1t at trial. 49,
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
To Drill Near Uncas.

PONCA CITY. March Am addl-
tlonal test for the Ponca City dis
trict Is to be made by the Marland
OH company on the Fornt-aI farm,
In the northeast OF 3S-27-3e. south
OF the townsite OF Uncas and about
eight miles northeast Of this city.
This test ls bolng drilled absolutely
on structure tnd the company has
been assembled by Tulsa parties.
This test il being drilled absolutely
assembled 4 block OF acreage there.
Between Uncas and Kaw city an
other block has been assembled by
Tulra arties. The Uncas test Is
southeast OF two other wildcats that
are TO be started soon in the vicinity
OF Kildare. one by the Spencer oil
company and the other by Oklahom;
City parties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03

NANNAh CIIN, MArch !,--Cattle---Ne-
mostly steady 20 weaA spots 100 Sc
lower, quality plain. b& steers. $50.
most cows st,sO0A60, few t6,T5, t,irly
lower, practical top veslerH 1i0h0. few
tli,o0. stockers ana feeders steady 20
weak, choice light feeders s17S. medium
90 fairly good stockers $4,000; 80. othcts
steady, cannern ana cutters ts2SU42S,
bulls ta00u4b0.
Hogs-Recelpts 1000: oocred slow 90
shippers around steady. some closed Rc-
tive TO packers, steady 20 stroug packer
tor tilOh, bulk l7b to 2lN.pounler4 tin sc
Wii.oo, bulk tioboqii.oo, packing sows
and pigs steady.
Sheep--Reeeipts 5000. nothing choice
offered. few sales killing Glasses steady,
Texas feeding lambs tti.TbDla0o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
WORLD MARKET PAGE


NEW ORLEANS. March Dur
ing a good part Of the session today
In cotton tho trend OF prices was
lower but thero we're steady periods
and the net changes on the close
were [ point down to points up,
March closing nt t6.Ssc and october
1890. II was mainly n profession
al market Of the trading variety and
were not wide at any
stage.
In the early trading selling pres
sure was due 10 m unfavorahle
opinion Of English politics and the
lower Liverpool than due but after
declines Of to 10 points the mar
kot commcnccd 10 do bcttor on n
private Bureau report estimating
the total quantity OF cotton Rinned
this last season At 10000 bales
This was accompanied by forecast
of tho ncroage for the new crop
which put the Increase at only I per
cent. StcadineRs was increased by
further accounts ~ young cotton
being destroyed IN Tc&ns by tho cold
wave and late In the morning the
market was at II best. at net nd
vanccs of to 10 points. At this
level March traded at l.9Jc
Around mid session and In the
edtly afternoon selling Increased
again nfdor New England reports
tn local brokerage concerns pre-
dieting that the textile strike would
be long drawn out, and prices made
new levels on tho day. falling "a
| II points under the c.ose of ycster.
day. which cdrrlod March Off 10
| l6.7ic Enough short covering wa
| done In tho late trading 20 cause a
stcadier market and bring about d
! recovery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
Fo.IcrnI Rcscryc Hanks.

NEW YORK, March 2.--The
statement OF condition OF tho federal
reserve hank OF New York at the
close OF BUSINESS March |. shows:
Total gold reserves. Si,OS7,313,1Ss.
Total reserves, t1.i22.444,0O3.
Bills discounted secured by gov
ernment war obligations for mem
bers. S6t $40, 345.
All others for members. s2s.7Ss.-
Al.
bills bought in open market. t32.-
034,366.
Total bills on hand. t122.36s. 90.
Total earning assets t2SA.b43.3 .373.
Uncollected Items. StO2,6O6,16O.
Due TO members, reserve account.
SG74,O42,S2O.
Total deposits. 1907. .946eaS.
y. X. notes In actual circulation,
tG26,073,I46.
Ratio OF total reserves to deposit
and T.. X. note liabilities combined
SAL per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03

CHICAGO, March 2.--Cattlc--Receipts
e.0o0, beef steers strong, top tPl5, bulk
81 800 $50. fat COWS and heifer- strong TO
higher Gamers cutters. bulls. stocksrs
and feeders steady. veal calves slow, un-
G.s6.
Hogs Receipts s9 900; slow. mostly 10
Toe higher. hig packers holding back. TOP
,a0I very few over tti, eb.bulk tiOSOde
i1I5. pigs steady 20 ibo higher, bulk 100
to iso- -pounders tiO.O00l0.sB.
sheep Receipts 1900; slow. first sales
feeder lamba tl2.7b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
North Extension Well Mt 1850 =,

PONCA CITY. March 2.--The test
being drilled by the Peters and
Finance OIL comp.nles In s-27-6e, a
northern extension of tho Hickman
pool or the western Usage. Is drill
Ing at about 1880 feet. This test is
r-2 miles north OF proven produc-
lon. OIL men generally understand
that this test is being drilled on one
OF the most prominent structures in
the western. osage and that the in
dications age good, therefore. for a
producer. This would open up am
ether big section OF territory for de-
volopment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
OFFERS TO SUPPLY THE TREES
Gushing Citizens Move 90 Beautify
city Hall Premises.

FpFrINI 70 Inc WOTId.
CUSHING, March 2.--Commlttees
from the Lions club. Rotary club
and Retail Merchants association
have peen appointed to work with
the city council here In arranging
for the beautlfying OF the city hall
grounds.
Jess Walker. n farmer who lives
near here, has offered to provide as
many trees ts are necessary and
each OF the clubs has offered TO pro-
vide labor TO grade the ground and
set out the trees.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
E,pccS TO Omen Additional Field

TINCA IITY, Mlrch 2.--An addI-
tlonal ~ producing field. II geology
can be relied on IN to be opened by
the Marland OF company In the ter
ritory lying Just west OF the Chicks
kia river at a point seven to eight
miles west OF ponca city. II is un-
derstoOd that drilling In that local
lty Is TO start in, The near future by
the Mnrland conHern. In this same
district the Spencer oil company IL
now drilling test that is being
watched by much interest by all oil
men. This test Is directly west OF
Ponca city eight miles. Geology
says the Urea in that locality Is
ace" high.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
MORRISON LOSES pooL HALLS
Prolonged Agitation Results IN Ju-
dicial Decree.

PoNCA CITY, March 2. - The
forrinsts were too many for the
pros fnd the town OF Morrison, on
the southern edge of Oteo county,
Is not TO have a pool hall as a re-
suit.
The matter had been one OF pro-
longed agitation in the town and-lt
finally reached the county Judge.
who held against the establishment
OF such a mace as THE signers
against II weremore In number than
those on the petition asking H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
TREES AND FLOWERS
Citizens Of Jay VIII Observe st.
Pntrick's Day ms Opportunity for
Identification of the CITY.

JAY, March Friday. March II,
in aditlon TO ST. Patrick's day, will
he observed as Arbor day with the
citizens OF Jay. II Is expected that
the school will join hands with the
citizens and make this n real red
letter day In tho history of the little
town. The purpose is TO set out at
least so trees on the courthouse
yard. which has recently been sowed
In grasses.
Nearly all the native trees have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
PUTTING ON HEAVIER sTErr
Santa Fe Employs Heavy Force ~
Men. Mostly MexIcans.
orarf.T g.. Tl.a OfawIa

Special TO The World.
PoNCA CITY. March 2.--Tb.
S;nta Fe Railway company will sta,,
at once on re-iaying the Hutchinsoo
& Southern branch between Black.
rails. replacing 52-pouri rtils. on.
hundred and thIrty-five men will b.
employed on this job. but the sants
Fe announces that Mexicans will bs
used.
Several hundred additional men
are to be used. presumably Ncsl.
GINS. also, by the Santa Fe on i'm.
provements on the Panhandle line
which will include resurfacinF be-.
tween Award and Waynoke. laying
two miles of water pipe out OF Bel.
videre on the Englewood branch.
and laying s0-pound rails and on
the wichita & Western branch In
| Kansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
Kay county GM company 10 Appeal

= PONCA CITY, March 2.--The Kay
County Gas comHny Of this city,
Marland subsidiary. will appeal TO
the state supreme court from re-
cent decision by jury In the dis
trict court OF Kay county, awarding
10 Mrs. Mary Tow OF Wichita a judg-
ment for $4,000 against the com.
pany on tho grounds that the com.
pny was TO blame for tho death of
her daughter. Miss Viola Amman, in
the Ferndale cafe explosion here in
April, 1920, The defendant COM
pnny maintains that, even II the eX-
ploslon was caused by natuLal gas.
the company's jurisdiction ends at
the property line and the escape Of
us within n building was no i,tult
OF the company but Of faulty plumb
ing No attempt, was made TO show
that the explosion might have peen
caused by sewer gas or nitroglycerin.
as has been expected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
In the Oil Fields
Lands Are Ilrlnr Rc.Icnsod.


PONCA CITY. Maroh 2.--Because
OF the proven Blias-Tonkawa pool,
lying seven miles west OF Bliss, the
intervening territory Ia being quick
ly grabbed UP by companies as fast
M existing leases ontfarms are ex-
pirlng. The owners are having no
trouble re-leaBing. oil rentals
throughout that entire district are
now due and nxny farmers are coll
lectlnR. In the territory that sur
rounds Bliss, leases are held at the
present time by the Marland. Rox-
ana, Prairie, Gypsy and Southwest .
crn Petroleum companies In addition
TO numerous smaller concerns. Drill
ing II TO start In that area with the
opening OF spring. a move ls now
on 10 Incorporate the town OF Bliss.
following the chnge OF the name 10
Marland--a change that is now TAX
ing place as fast az official red tape
will permit.