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New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
WhGt's Behind
Actire Stocks ?
23-Crucible Steel

The Crucible Steel Company OF
America speciaiizes IN the brand -
steel used In automobile. machinery.
tool and armor plate manufacture.
~ proportion OF the crucible steel
business Of the country is estimated
az a5 per cent. After Incorporation
In 1900 the company owned or con
trolled sixteen companies. The num-
Der has since been reduced 20 four
teen. The common stock outstand-
ing was increased from $4,000 900
20 s50OO0.000 By three stock diyi-
dcnds in 1920. This stock is pre-.
cedsd by S25.0o0,000 % preferred
and an assumed funded debt Of S5.-
10000. 10 cash dividends were
paid on the common until late In
1919. although the company had
prospered greatly during the war.
paid in 1920 and per cent IN 1921.
Dividends we're suspended after the
Payment o. per cent In January,
1922. In the ten years ended Au-
gust 81, 1921, net earnings averaged
1882 per cent Oh the average
amount Of common stock outstand-
ing. The property account was
carried IT si02 $50 900 on August 81,
1921. and net assets applicable 90
the common stock on that date
amounted 20 sl52.93 a snare Range
OF stock under present capitaliza-
,ion: High. l35. in October. 1920:
l,w. a.. in 1921. Yesterdays close.
70i.. Before the distribution OF 100
per cent in stock in 1920 the high
vas 278is in April, 1920, and the
low .. in 1921. These prices are
equivalent TO 1884 and ~ on the
basis Of present capitalization.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Silver Market

silv.r-Londor. 3sd. NsT York
domestic bar. 9aNe; foreign 'le;
Mclean i,ll-ls 5'i"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
london Money Market

~, June l7-Bar gold was
4 . ", 80. Money was loaned
| ~ cent, Discount rates were:
~ l-i per cent; three
''.'' "a per cent.
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Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings


Copyright. ''a'. New York Tribune Incl
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
THE AMERIC AS
Ianan Shipping Less SIN

Canadian Exchange -New YORK iyn.-
NCntrea. 2, per cent premium MpNtf-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

The TrumbulltClias Furnace Com
psny has made arrangements FOR is
coke supply for the third quarter ard
its stack will. therefore. be continued
in operation. The Sharon Steel Hoop
Company Is expected 20 remain in the
iron market until It's Mary furnace, az
Lowellville. can be started. Republic
Iron and steel Is certain % start
number of furnaces and its Bessemer
department Immediately upon definite
improvement In fuel supply situation.
Pig iron manufacturer assert that
the only thing that is keeping several
furnaces from blowing in Is the short
aye of coke due 20 thl coal strike
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Bill Friel Home
Sunday Morning
After Trip North

Bill Friel. business manager of
the Tulsa Baseball club, will return
homo Sunday morning after a swing
around the northern loop of the
Western league circuit with Manager
Lelivelt and his oilers. Bill expect
ed to start for Tulsa directly after
seeing the opening game Of the SER
les in Wichita Saturday afternoon.
Nothing was heard from Fr.el
while he was in the north save that
he was protesting the game lost In
Denver because the Denver squad
numbered 20 men in violation of
the Western league rule that not
more than 16 players could be car
ried after May /.
President Crawford of the oilers
was out of the city Saturday. but
is expected to be In town Mon1ay.
Whether the oilers are likely to
get any new pitching strength which
followers of the team believe is
needed, may be learned after Friel
and Crawford get home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

Automobiles won't need drivers.
as they can be stecred by wireless.
II you want power for anything all
youll need to do will be press but
ton and get 1t out OF the air. You
can direct that power wherever you
want to.
when Tesla's dreams come true
what a cinch 1t will be 10 bet on
che ponies! You sit in the dark
corner of the grandstand and turn
your tclevision over to the start and
watch the horse your jack Is on.
u, may be u bad runner and come
along back In the dust. What OF 1t?
In the last eighth of II mile lip
your hand into your pocket and
press the power button, at the same
time directing It at your horses
hind legs, and then loll back in the
chair and watch him galloping
home, power-driven, at the rate of
a mile minute. Press another but
ton ana the coin flips out of the
bookie's cash box and flies through
the air To your pocket.
Gent gifted by nature with large
muse =. but an indolent disposition
want to break Pat Ryan's worlds
hammer-throwing record. steps
into the ring and gently swinging
the hammer let's 1t 20 and dropping
| his right hand to the concealed
| power director under his belt buckle
shoots the juice after the flying mis-
sill. 1t gathers speed and scoots
over the grandstand. The officials,
using their television. locate it in an
| adjoining field, and the measured
| throw is Az yards. displacing the
| lS9 feet inches negotiated by big
| Pat without the aid OF science.
Rncc Autos, Play Golf nt Same Time.
Ray c, Ewry holds the worlds
standing broad jump record with II
| feet rs inches. Ray has retired.
| He is "A scientific cuss. Taking up
| the Tesla theorum he decides to
| come back and jump n little, Ray
| hops into the air from the takeoff,
| presses his left little finger against
| a spike in his right shoe 10 turn on
| the atmospheric power and gets a
| boost that shoots him over the head
| of thn official mensurer holding the
| outer end OF the tape. When the
astounded official turns around he
finds that Rays heel marks are
dentod deep In the earth Just 81
yards and 3-l6 OF an inch from tn,
takeoff--a new worlds record that
will stand until some other jumper
becomes as scientific as Ray.
Now we change the scene to Bev'
| erly HIS, an oasis in the outskirts
OF Los Angeles. Tommy Milton
American champion auto racer. Il
standing in his garage pondering or
whether it's worth while personally
to conduct his powerful racing car
IN the worlds championship race
that afternoon at the beverley Hllls
track, where all the greatest pilots
of the earth are gathered for tbs
test.
Tommy has been studying ou'
Tesla's universal power wave and
has made a little box containing d
mysterious combination OF wires
which he has attached TO his steer
ing wheel and his engine, Tomm,
would like well enough to drive 1t
the race, but he has an engagement
: TO play golf that afternoon at tbs
3 Pasadena club. He decides in tavo
OF the golf But that doesn't nleaI
!, he'll miss winning the race with It
l 100000 purse,
l moment after his decision hi
!; powerful racing ear whoops IL GU
OF the garage and-down the road to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Sapuipa Runs Aray
Win County Meet

Special 10 Tho World.
SAPuLfA, May l3.--VlrgIl Jones'
hlgh school team today ran away
win the county baseball tourna-
ment, without ever seeing tho OIL
ton clan. by beating Shamrock IA.
IN n hard fought game.
In tho early rounds Sapulpn drew
bye from Mannford and Kcllyvillc
ana Shamrock eliminated oIlton hv
the overwhelming score IA to 4.
lex Thomas heavy slugglng and
Tigers pitching featured the game
Tor the championship.
ShpuIpa won the grade school
meet when tho Sapulpa nosed ont
ahead OF Klofor So. In tho early
rounds kiefer defeated Milfay Is TO
ana Sapulpa drew default from
Dcpew
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Lewis to Grapple
With Old lib in
Muskogee in June

MUSKOGEE, May l3.-Ahnounce-
ment was made today that a syndi-
cate headed by Jack Hardin. presi-
dent of the Muskogee team in the
southwestern league. next month
would begin TO stage a series of
wrestling and boxing bouts here.
The opening card will be wrestling
match between Ed (Strangler)
Lewis and Stanislaus Zbyszko. to be
followed with 15-round bout be-
tween Charley (Young) Fitzsim-
mons and Pat Walsh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

ward the track. Milton isn't In the
car, No one IS in It. Milton is run
ming It on power wave. lie has
his television glass at his eye to
watch the cars progress. and by
turning lever attached to his
watch fob he directs IL around cor
ners and through traffic until IT
reaches the track and is lined up at
the starting mark,
A 53O-Enrd Hole In Ono.
Then he picks up his golf bag and
hikes for Pasadena. Two hours
later we see Milton standing on the
ninth tee with Archie Andrews. He
has the telcvision glass on his eye
again, and nervously fingers the
lever on his watch fob.
Down at Bevehley Hills track his
powerful racer Is Just scooting over
the finish line, winner by IS miles.
and no one In the car. Through the
glass he sees that the other pilots
are wildly protesting. but he knows
he has the race won because he can
prove he drove his own car, even II
he was is miles away.
The race is off his mind and he
,urns his attention back TO the golf.
Andrews. who has been driving an
average of 320 yards. is kidding Mil
to about his game. Andrews knows
nothing about the power wave and
less about televlslon. lie offers to
bet Milton $500 on the length of the
| next drive and another $500 on the
| hole. Milton accepts.
Andrews drives his customary SEQ
yards and grins cheerfully. Milton
steps up TO the tee. places his ball.
| waggles his driver, and slips the
| televsion glass over his eye. He
| hits the ball. The ninth hole at
| Pasadena Is $40 yards and uphill.
| As the ball starts Milton puts his
| hand into his right pants pocket and
| presses button concealed in a pants
/ pocket aerial power control appar-
Atus. one OF Tesla's latest inventions.
AS the ball Is hit by tho power
| current II takes mighty hop and
rapidly scars toward the green. With
his telepathic vision Milton watches
| the pill and as II Is crossing the
! flag he presses a vertical drop but
| ton and directs II down into the cup,
Hole In one" he says tersely Ia
! Andrews. THAT wins both bets"
Andrews is incrcdulous, but on
hiking 10 the green he finds Millions
initla al-marked BAH rcposing I'm the
cup and draws n check for $1,000,
on the spot.
| 'Aint nature wonderful' says MIL
ton, thinking OF the mower waves.
at beats the stock market" says
Andrews. thinking OF his thousand
! plunks.
4 Touchdown Minute,
We could go on, but why? When
Tesla's personally conducted power
wave Is perfected the college coach
with the greatest aerial pull will be
able 10 send his football team
through for touchdown minute
mile runners can scoot n mile I'm the
same time Il takes Charlie Paddock
to run a hundred yards, weight
throwers can heave a hammer In
Celtic park, Long Island City, and
have the throw measured from
where the missile falls on the Chi
cago Athletic association field. aud
then drop one on the olympic clut
grounds In san Francisco for new
record. A flivver can go around the
world on the smell OF the gas in ar
empty tank, Harry Greb can swinl
a punch In Jersey City and knock
out Jack Dempsey In Paris.
And there are some people who
think the world stands still!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Western Association
Pawhuska Wins I'm Ninth.

OKMULGEE. May 14.-Salzar's
triple In the ninth inning scoring
Schumacher who had doubled en-
abled the Indians to defeat the To-
calls here today 6 to 4. In the sew
enth inning Ted Lipps made home
run scoring Bartson and tying the
score but the hard hitting of the
Indians. coupled with a bad pair
OF errors by Olson. were too much
for Albanese and the latter lost the
game. j. johnson was relieved In
the seventh by Baty who finished
the game. Pawhuska scored her
first runs in the first inning follow
ing a single, a triple and a sacri-
flee fly.
Score by innings: II +
Pawhuska 400 200 O02--6 Q
Okmulgee 1000 600 1000 Z 2
Batteries: Baty. Johnson and
Spellman: Albanese and Smith
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
CARS
ENTERED IN RACE
AT INDIANAPOLIS
Three Nations Are to Be
Represented in 500
Mile Classic

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May IA
Thlrty-two cars have been entered
in the tenth annual 500-mle inter.
national sweepstakes automobile
race to be run at the Indianapolls
motor speedway on May 30, II wa,
announced today by T. Il. Meyers.
secretary end general manager OF
the speedway. The purse offered 1,
$4,000. with added money bring.
ing 1t to 100000, 1t was said.
Entries closed last Monday mid.
night, but announcement of the OF.
fetal list nominated for the event
was withheld until today. Included
In the list of drivers are Tommy
Milton. 1921 A. A. A. champion:
Howard wilcox, Ralph Depalma
and Jules Goux. all former winners
of the local event. Jimmy Murphy
winner of the 1921 French Grand
Prix: Wallace Reid, motion picture
star, and f.. g. (CannonbalD Baker
famous transcontinental motorcycle
and automobile driver, are others
who have entered. Baker, however.
suffered injuries in California yes.
terday, shortly after starting a mo.
torcycle dash across the country.
which may keep him out OF the local
contest. according to reports.
American. French and English
built cars will try 10 qualify to start
in the contest. Louis Chevrolet, do.
Higner of the winners In 1920 and
1921, has named several machines
TO compete again this year.
. Drivers and cars entered in the
race follow:
Driver. Cars
Eddie Hearne. .Disteel Duesenberg
Roscoe Sarles ......... .Frontenac
IL. G. Baker .......... .Frontenac
Peter De Paolo ..,..... .Frontenac
ART hleln ..... ...... F'rontenac
Ralph Mulford ........ .Frontenac
Driver unnamed ....... .Frontenac
Tommy Milton. So. Car not named
| Frank Elliott. Leach Special
Driver unnamed ....... .Frontenac
| Harry Hantz ........ .Duesenberg
Jules Goux Ballot
Driver unnamed .......... Ballot
| Howard wilcox ..........P .Peugeo.
| Wallace Reid ........ Duesenberg
Ralph De Palma .-.... .Duesenbers
Jack Curtner ....-... Fronty-Ford
c. Glenn Howard. -. .Fronty-Ford
| |. =. Fetterman ...... .Duesenberg
w. Douglas Hawkes.. ...... Bentley
Jules Ellingboe ...... .Duesenberg
Jerry Wonderich ..... .Duesenbers
Wilbur D'Alene ............M Monroe
sTom Alley ...............M Monroe
| Lora Corum ...........'. Monroe
Frank Davidson. DE Wehr
Joe Thomas ......... DuesenberG
Unnamed driver ...... Duesenberg
w. II. Gardner $3.50. .Bentz Special
Unnamed driver ..... Mystery Car
r. C. Durant ..... .Durant Special
James Murphy ..... Car unnamed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
IIarycstcrs Win.

ENID, May 13. - The Har-
vesters made 1t two straight from
McAlester by winning today's game,
3 to 3. Carney and Tabor. both
McAlester pitchers, were hit hard.
the Harvesters gathered 10 hits dur
ing the game. Burge, first baseman
for the Miners. poled out two home
runs.
Score by innings: r n E
McAlester 200 102 000--3 10 j
Enid .......024 010 02x-9 10 0
Batteries---Carney, Tabor and
Aday: Abram and Diamond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Joplin Makes 1t n Pair.

JOPLIN. May 13.-Joplin made 1t
a pair over Springfield by taking
one of the best games on the local
field this year, to3. For six In
nings it was a pitchers battle. the
Midgets falling to get blow off
Adcock in the first sex rounds. They
punched three in the seventh for two
counters. The Miners bumped
Downing savagely in the eighth and
won the game.
Score by innings: X. IL. u.
Springfield. 900 900 201-3 l
joplin. oil 600 14x-7 2
Batteries-Downing and Pricej
Adcock and Street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Missouri Rents Oklahoma.

NORMAN May 13.--The univer-
slty OF Oklahoma track team met de-
feat at the hands of the University
OF Missouri when the Tiger cinder
squad invaded Sooner territory for
n dual meet on Boyd held here
today. With an aggregation of 10
men the Missouri squad tore through
the Oxlahoman ranks, piling up to-
tai Score of 20 points against Al for
the Sooners,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Harvard Defeats Yale.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May "a
Harvard defeated Yale in their an
nual track and field meet in the
stadium this afternoon. The point
score was Harvard 20 and 1915;
Yale Ga 2-l5.
Billy Burke, Harvard's star rum
ner, won the mile run handily and
then came back to win the SS0-yard
dash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Twins Take Game.

FORT SMITH, Ark, May 13.--
Fort Smith took the second game OF
the series from Henryetta 4 to 3,
Henryetta took the lead in the first
OF the fifth on an error by shortstop
that let in two runs, but two errors
by Gray in the last half, a sacrifice
fly and Rust's steal of home restored
IL to Fort Smith and they were never
headed. Bradbury hit for three bags
In the eighth and Daniels scored
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Comlskcy Fights Appearance.

WITN y Y Il hE, May l3.-Chnrles
" ComSkey, president OF the chi.
caEo White SoN, win not appear in
court mere to answer questions cub
hlHt'd ny oscar tllappyl Fclsch in
rs rs SUIT TO recover back salary from
the SoN, II his ATTORNEYS can nravcnt
u. George u. lIudnal. attorney for
Comiskey, said he would 80 before
Federal Judge Gregory today pre.
pared to fight tho issuance OF any
order directing Comiskey TO appear
In court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
LarhnMkcrs Win Meet.

LAWRENCE, Kan. May 13.-The
University OF Kansas won the annual
dual track meet with the Kansas
Aggies here today by a score of rs
to 3S. Everett Bradley, X. u. was
the individual star, with eS points.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Sapulpa Yankees
Take Fast Affair
From Hutchinson
skeelal To The World.

Skttlhl TO lhe world
HuTCHlNSAN. Kan, May Ia
1erney Clovoland's Sapulpa Yanks
nnde Ii three In row here today,
ticking the third OF the series 8 to
z in an extra inning affair and in
which Sopulpa contipucd the MUIR
derous hitting that has boen a
feature of their first road trip
Scott's double In the tenth. after
Funk had lived on Hutchinson
error, brought In tho winning score
and gave the oklahomans three
Straight.
lemons home run In the fifth
inning with the sacks crowded gave
the locals n lead OF one tally but
the Ianks camo back in the ninth
With two markers and the co. Mt
was tied when Hutchinson scored
in the same frame. In the tenth
the visitors put over another and
scored. Barney Clevcland's trIplo
accounted for Sapulpas : scores in
the ninth and Captain Decker's
home run In the same period tied
the game.
Miller Yank first hasoman. fat =
tened his batting average and OH
tanned his third circuit smash in the
Hutchinson series when he oased
the horsehlde over the fcnco In lie
fHth with bases empty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
ROBERT EDGREN.

Nicola Tesla famous inventor of the wireless that in
the future electrical be sent through the air for
power lighting and innumerabe other purposes anyone
afford pocket sending set and talk to his friends
around the world teevision will enable you to sit in your
parlor somewhere in the United States and thirsty
gent tip glass of hootch in Australia, arpanes be
supplied with power and directed from the home office
flying without pilots
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Tcskc Too Much for Nets.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan. May 10.
Teske held Muskogee TO three wide
ly scattered hits today aud Indepen-
dence won the last game of the series
3 10 0.
Score by innings. X. IL. IL
Muskogee. 600 600 900
independence $50 OOO O0x--3
Batteries Williams and Nichols
Teske and Fromme.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

him. Gray outpitched Harle but his
errors were costly.
Score by innings:
Henryetta 1000 02O 01O-2
Fort Smith ....0l0 OIL OOx-4 :
Batteries-Gray and Minor; Harle
and Rust.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
I'o,eka Victor.

TOPEKA. Kan, May l3,-Topeka
made a clean sweep of the series
with the league leaders by defeating
Coffeyville here today. to L. Az
the Topeka runs were unearned ana
came in The third inning ON Two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

walks, two errors, two hits and a
sacrifice. Harwood and Pierce were
both In fine form.
Score by innings: r. IL T.
CoffcyVille 200 600 OlO--I 7 &
topeka .,.,0O4 GOO UOX--4 6 .
Batteries. Harwood and Ennis;
Pierce and Benu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
SapuIpa Won, Not Lost.

Due TO telegraph mistake
Friday night Sapulpa was reported
to have lost to Hutchinson II to s..
The score should have been reversed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
SaIlna Is Smotbcrcd.

e SALINA. Kan, May ~ 3-Bartlcs-
Vile had little trouble today in de-
feating Salina 10 20 3. Sallna scored
twice off four singles in the OPEN
log inning and, led until the nth,
but Humphreys recovered after the
first and pitcher good ball. lie
cleared the bases In the fifth with a
triple.
Score by innings: II. II. T..
Bartlesvllle 600 040 330--l0 10 !
Salina ....20O 100 600 3 10
Batteries: Humphreys and Wiley:
Britt, Lundgren, knight and kleve-
M, w Clagg,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31

lnspe ctors Rounding Up License
q Slackers i All z aris q STATE
This Section to Be Secured


VINO esale prosecutions OF auto tax
.slackers all#oVer Minnesota haVesbrot:
to-date approximately $1OO, 600 zof de
linquent fees and penalties in the en-
forcement campaign undertaken by
Charles NJ. :iBabcock, state highway
missioner. The highway executive
is acting upon solicitations from other
state officials to effect 100 per cent
collection Of motor vehicle taxes and
clear up the mystery. Of why a few
have been getting off while the. great
majority paid. . Z. !
The Tribune has information that
inspectors will make thorough can
vases in this as we'll as all other sec
tons and the roundup will continue
through the summer: and fall until the
last unlicensed car and truck is tag
ged. s.Ssz
Three special inspectors reported
fines in 81 cases and Investigations I'M
der way: in more than 100 cases dur
ing the first three days. The first
weekly reports were awaited from~144
oeAt u AilSpSNIO1 up>S41
intendents and other field aids regu-
larly employed BY the highway de-
partment. All agents have orders to
take drivers OF unlicensed cars, not
ably those without both tags and cars
from other states operated without
visitors permits, directly into court.
Such action ends their duties, how
ever, the applications being left to SO
through the regular channels to Mike
Holm, secretary Of state.
The enforcement campaign by the
highway department is daily swelling
receipts at the motor vehicle depart
ment, and highway officials point out
that every dollar will go toward ex-
tending Minnesota's better roads pro-
gram.