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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ~
Higher prices IN the early trading
in cotton today were not maisla
tainrd, the market falling under
more favorable weather and CROP
news. standing at lta lowest In the
late trading, at losses under the
close OF last week or ~ to 20 points
and finally closing q to 10 points
not lower on the day. March trad
ed of 10 IL o5c and closed at II. 0
Early gains were mainly the re.
suit Of n better feeling concerning
foreign politics and were helped APP
prcci0hly by tho strength OF stcrl-
Ing exchange. hut after advances Of
81 To 20 points, which carried
March M to lI.3ic. there was CON
siderable realizing on the long fldc
and n little later fresh selling Tor
short account set In. For "A while
no Great attention was paid TO new
crop news and II looked az ~ re-
ports from south Texas that much
cotton had been planted and that
some of II wns already up were be-
ing offset by accounts OF delayed
preparations In north Texas and I'm
sections OF the eastern belt. FOL
lowing tho forecast OF probably more
moisture TO come IN both west Texas
and IN Oklahoma, n more favorable
opinion was entertained regarding
the situation IN the western belt.
Rains In Texas caused selling almost
to the Clotc,
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FOREIGN FACTORS
AID STOCK MART
Selling Of Steels and
Others, However, Cuts
Down Big Gains

NEW YORK. Feb. e. Foreign
developments over the weekend
we're accclorating factors iu tho
greater strength and activity shown
by the stock market during the first
half Of todny's session, leaders max
Ing extreme gains ot 70 to four
points.
Practically all Of the advance was
lost IN the final hour, however,
when selling of stoclH, equipments,
oils. tohaccos and chemical caused y
heavy close az extreme rcvCrsnls OF
ono 30 five points from maximum
quotations.
Tho outcome of tho meeting be-
tween the British and French pre-
micrs which In turn impaired buoy
aucy 10 leading European curren-
Giles. resulted In further retirement
Of the shorts during the forenoon.
Domestic adviCcs also offered
ground for announcement. i'm
portancc being attached by bankera
to tho senate committees favorable
report on the treaties adopt by tho
arms conference.
Railroad tonnage Mt principal ter
minais continued TO gain on the
more expansive movement OF food
Btufts to distributing ccntcrs. but
western investors showed n DISPOSE
lion TO hwnit the result OF bonus
legislation at Washington before as
Stunning new commitments.
Rails were the mainstny OF the
market.
The money market was not cspe-
Cially responsive TO last weeks bet
ter clearing house statement, OPEN
ing At 9 per cent Tor call loans and
Yielding very gradually to 4 1-2 per
cent. Short time loans were un-
changed ut { 81 per cent and few
longer maturlties were reported.
on the better AnRlo-t'rench situa-
ton, sterling remittanccs rose .
cents and other allied %currcnclos
were from 10 10 almost 90 points
better. The German rate was not
benefited by the Boulognc confer
oncc. showing marked hcavincss.
The successful sale OF the now
Dutch government $4,000, 900 Ruildcr
Offering In this market today was
tho foremost feature of another
active. strong and diversified de-
mand for bonds.
In tho domestic group rails of tho
speculative type were In further dc
mand, but fractional to one point
gains in that group were slightly
shaded by tho reversal in the stock
market. Buying of liberty bonds OK
banded. Sales aggregated Sl0,215,-
900.
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WHEAT GOES UP
IN PRICE LIST
Fresh Signs Of European
Needs of Breadstuffs
Provides Impetus

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Whcat ran
up I'm price to within &c Of $3.50 n
bhshel today. barely missing the
height which for months has boon
the ambition OF bulls. Fresh signs
NJ European need ~ breadstuffs
gave the impetus. but the rise
tempted heavy prOat-tIkinR sales
and the market reacted, closing UNI
settled at 1c net decline 20 nc ad-
vance with May tt47 10 147A and
July 1925 U Sl.25h. Corn finished
10 to 1c or. oats a. a ahade decline
to ~ N hc gain, and provisions w
10 to 4Oc.
Al the first wheat market showed
a scarcity Of offerings and there was
a decided jump In valucP. mainly he
cause Of sharply higher quotations
at Liverpool II was figured that
taken In connection with an ad-
vance In sterling exchange the actual
market price Of wheat at Liverpool
today was sac n bushel higher I'm
American money than was the case
on Saturday. As the price here,
however, approached $3.50, the vol
ume Of selling ~broadcncd out to an
unusual extent, and the demand be-
came less urgent, causing prices to
rccedo.
q n oats rose with wheat to
new high price records for the Sea
son. On~the other hand, export call
for corn was laggard. and when
wheat turned weak corn too gave
way. There was talk OF export busi-
ness In oats, but no quantities were
stated.
Provisions reflected the strength
OF the hog market. Highest prices
yet this season were touched by
lard.
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Kansas CITY IIy-.io,I,

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2I-iattle-Ue-
ceipts 10000: she stock aud beef steers.
100 $50 higher. $3.50 paid for medium
steers: other sales, 3G.50msiO, good hcif-
ere, s6.bOn 700 better grade cows. $3.50
6,OO. plain and medium kinds. tibO6 ~
300; calves, steady: best vonlcrH. tiO 90 10
$50; stOckots aud feeders. steady 10 SOC
higher; several loads feeders. sTbOaT75:
best stockers. $3.50; other classes strong .
spots. higher; canncrH. 3OOua25. cut,
,,ers. generally 'iO0qi2J. most bulls.
1915 i.60.
Hogs-Heceipts 10000; few early sales
10 a. 25r higher. later sales on close. Few
lights up TO TiOS5: bulk. tIgOmcAO!
nouud weights, 1905 % 1915. bulk. 5000
nlo.'a' packing bows and pigs, 2jGtOo
higher. packer top, SO. so; chulcO stock
pigs up 10 5000.
She,p--Rccaipta 1000; market stady:
best ;isht twes. B.2b; lambs generally 10
G2bc lowHr tor, fll.5O. bulk better
grades, $500 rs. 20.
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Pulimans Not Seizabie
If Booze Is ON Board

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-Attor-
ney-General D~augherty today ruled
that prohibition authorities through
out the United States have no legal
right to seize Pullman cars merely
because m employe of the Pullman
has liquor aboard. The attorney
general today ordered tho federal
district attorney at Boise City. Idaho,
to stop seizure proceedings brought
against the Pullman company by
the prohibition director of Idaho,
growing out OF the discovery that n
certain Pullman porter possessed
liquor.
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its from n concession on the circus
grounds between the billet fund for
assistance to needy and disabled
service men and the newly created
clubroom fund. Billet Commander
Cyire Murrell has called a meeting
for Z o'clock Tuesday evening n
the Y. w. c. A. for the purpose "a
making final arrangements about
the sale OF circus tickets By billet
members and about the billet booth
az the circus. The wares to be Of
fered from this stand will he candy.
cigarets and tobacco.
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SUFFRAGE IS UPHELD
Decision Rendered by Justice Bran
dcla Ia Appeal Case OF Citizens
Of Maryland; TnsOund.

womau's suffrage amendment, the
~ninctcenth, to the United States con
stitution. was upheld as valid today
by tho supreme court OF the United
states.
The decision OF tho court was rem
dered by Justice Brandics I'm an an
peal Of Oscar Loser and other clti-
zens OF Maryland. II was held that
the ground Of the attack was un-
sound. and that the challenge az n
validity OF ratification was not well
founded.
Tho appeal Of Charles s. Fair
child Of New York, holding that the
ratification VAS invalid, was thrown
out by the court on the ground that
F%airchild has no standing in court
for his case.
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TWO MORE BROKERS FAIL
Pair of New York Firms Go 10 Wall,
Totnling 10 In Just \ days.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--Two ad-
ditional brokerage failures we're an
nounced today with the filing OF In
voluntary petitions of bankruptcy
against Mosher & Wallace and Gam
BILE & Yates, in tho United states
district court. The liabilities of
Mosher & Wallace we're estimated at
$4,000.
In addition. II was announced from
the rostrum OF the Consolidated
stock Exchange that the firm Of
Shewry d Falkland had been sus-
pended.
Today's failure and suspension
bring the total OF security firms who
suspended since the beginning of last
week to 10.
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CHICAGO, Feb, -. 49, Butter -. Market
hishsri creamery. extras. s6hc; firsts, 81
93b iaci standards. 35c.
Eggs Market lower: receipts ~, SCI
eases; frsts. 34o; MISCELLANEOUS. 2e 2sc.
toultry-Allye, market unchanged fowls
Iotatoes-Markot steady; receipts 80
cars; total United states shipments. $50;
minnesota sacked round whites, .i.7OR
sl,SO02.O0 cwt.; Minnesota sacked rod
rivers mostly 1900 ewt. Colorado sacked
rod MsClures- t2.6o cwt.; Idaho sacked
rurals. sa.obgs.i5 cwt., Idaho sacked rus.
sets, ss.s5 d2a5 cwt.
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CHICAGO, Feb. a. - Cattle - Receipts
10000 market fairly active; beef steers
and che stor,- strong to ibc higher; top
beef steers, 1910; bulk. f1S0OS.a5; bulls,
strong; veal calves, stockers and feeders.
steady; bulk rat she stock. $4,000 .l5.
Hogs-Rscelpts $1,000; market mostly
lOp2O higher. lighter weights active;
other slow; bin packers holding back: ton,
sll.2S on ITO 20 1S0. pound average; bulk.
sl0.76 Oils; pigs. 35 a. i0c higher, bulk
100 To l20-pounders. $1,000 1850.
sheep Receipts $4,000. market slow
steady. lamb top. $500 10 shipper, aud
city butchers for selected lots. choice 81
Mound yearlinEs. tla75aliO0: choice
shorn ewes. F.7S, with heavy end off at
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NOnpdrtisdn Grain LdW
InUdIid, Court Decides

WASHINGTON. Fob. 27.-The
n~onpartisan league grain laws OF
North DAKOTA are invalid because Of
conflict with federal laws, 1t was
decided today BY the supreme court
of the United states. The decision
vas rendered In the case OF the state
OF North Dakota against the Farm
cr's Grain company Of Linden, y. ID.
APPEALED by the state TO the United
states supreme court from a ~rci-
at ST. Louis
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OVERSEAS GIRLS INTERESTED
WIN Divide Profit Made ut Conccs-
eInn MIlll IImhrnnm Lmnl

overseas girls Of this city are just
as interested In Joe Carson posts
building post ms -legionnaires them
selves. not only because the girls
want war veterans to have their
W home but because Tulsa billet.
American Womcn's overseas league.
has been promised n clubroom in
the post structure.
The a. w. q. LIS have such con
fidencc In the posts ability to do
whatever Il sets out 20 do that
they are planning already how 10
furnish their share in the build
ing-to-bc and will divide their prof
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~iottonsee4i oil,

sew YORK. Feb. 27.-Cottonssed o..
advanced ~ to % points for active month";
through urgent dcmpnd from shorts. due
TO tho Inability to secure crude aud IN
sympathy with the nriuness In lard. Real
iEinE sales and the late break In grains
brought about a reaction later. CloUlug
bids wore ~ points higher 10 / net lower,
Sales. 80, 500 barrels. Tenders, 1900 bar
rels. Prime crude. 10000: prime summer
yellow spot, ll.t5c. March, ll.gIc. May,
ll.SOC. July. li.13c. all bid.
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Oklahoma city LIy.s,ocL.

OK LAHOMA CITY, Feb. 2I-Cattle-
Receipts 5000. market active to strong:
top beef steers. 1900. hulk. t5.7EI6.bO:
butchers, strong; top heifers. 5000; best
COWS. B.s5; bulk medium to good butch
ets, ti.00@i7b; Gamers and cutters, his
$500; calves. steady; top. $3.50; stock
ers and feeders. steady.
Hogs-Receipts 2,700; market p-tive.
qlO.BO. ~
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Fort worth, Tex, Feb. 2T.-Cattle- No.
,e'sts 1000; beeyes. !aSo@7.So: stockers.
1850 800: calves, 81. so Z. 90,
Hogs-Receipts 2,5oO; light, ts-SG
1908; heavy. s9.a5 u9,75; pigs. tTOoGa.7S.
Sheep-Reoeipts 1000; lambs. SSBOm
d1SO; stooker sheep. Ii.5oGe.oo: feeder
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NEW YORK, Feb. I7.-The visible =
ply Il American grain shows the foil,
ing
Wheat, decrease so 200 bushels.
Corn. increase. S,h5S, 600 bushels.
oats, Increase ",GlNO00 bushels.
Rye, Increase 70, 600 bushels.
Barley, decrease 1870 900 bushels.
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West Of Drumright.

The shaffer OH 4 Refining Co. In
the center OF the north line OF the
northeast OF the southeast OF 27-
1876 has not been deepened yet and
Is still %swabbing 25 or 30 barrels.
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. f7.-EEgs, market
10 lower; firstS ale.
Butter-Market unchanged; Creamery
SEC; packing, 15c.
P~oultry-Hens, market unchanged. At
s2c. springs, &c higher, 2Tc.
Potatoes-Market unchanged: red river
ohios and westerns. Si.sO02 ,o0; lower
grades, si.SSQi.s5.
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WICHITA, Kan, Feb 27-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500 market 2O03Oc higher; top,
&lO6 o hulk, SO, 40 1850
Cstne-Recelpts : 500; market steady 20
CSC higher; steers, l350RT5Oi cows and
heifers, t2,OOTf. ! stockers and feeders.
$500 $50; calves, tS0O1E5O
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In the Oil Fields
Near BristOU

r. Il. Slick is starting a well I'm
the southeast corner OF unallotted
land in 15-16-9. This IL one-half
mile west of the Prairie well.
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KANSAS NlTY, Foh. 27-Wheat-No.
hard E.s50lt7; No. 2 rcd, tl.sSBi.Al
Corn-No, . white, 5Tu T59c: No.
yellow, 5Sh d59c; No, 3 yellow. B7d5sMc
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LONDON, Feb. 27-Laad. rpot, eOroo
Money Market.

NEW YORK. F0N- 70-CaIl money
easier; high. s; low 81, ruling rate. 8;
closing bid g.: offered al -: last loan,
AZ; call loans against acceptances. az
per cent. Time loans firm. so DAYS 90
days and 6 months. ~ u5 par cent. Prime
mercantile paper, ~ as per cent.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 81 Liberty bonds
second Is $1,000 first as, ls7'ii; second
AVS. t9G,98; third "a, sOTIsO: fourth
as, s9T.2si Victory 9hs ;loO; Victory
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-Spot cotton
steady. l2c higher sales on the spnt.
1890 bales; arrived, G53 bales. Low mid.
dllng, l5,60o; middling, l7,eSc; good mid.
ding lS.2Sc. Receipts 3,74S bales; stock.
27b,p8O bales,
NEW YORK. Fob. a7.--spot cotton
quiet; middllng, 1850
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KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2T,-Ramon Con-
treases. IS, n Mexican. died today In n
hospital OF bullet wounds received last
night when he was shot by a private
Waterman. The Waterman said he shot
the Mexican when he discovered Contre-
register.
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Near Olive

Burford & Brlmm will shoot their
well In BLISS today. The we'll Is
now down 2.220 feet.
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TUSCALOOSA. Feb. 21.-George Mich
oils, a prominent citizen, was arrested here
today on charges of KILLING Peter Mooney
at Rome. Ca, IS years ago.
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ENID. Feb. e7.-Nearly one hundred
delegates had registered Monday for tho
convention OF the oklahoma state Clean.
ers and Dyers association which convened
hero Monday morning for n 2-uay session.
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4 shock absorbing wheel OF Eng
llsh invention has "a hub partly
filled with steel balls, which share
the road joltA
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The state law
Of Arkansas prohibiting corporations do
Ing business In the state from removing
cases from state TO federal courts was to-
day held invalid by the supreme court.
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AUSTIN, Texas. Feb. 27.-The procla
nation lifting martial law In Mexla will
be issued this afternoon, Governor Neff
said this morning. II will be effective at
6 n. m. March !, he said.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. s7.-RRliroad pas
sengers within "a state are subject to Tegu-
lation by the federal government, the SUI
premo court today decided.
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MALESTER, Mo, Feb. zT.--A local pic
turo theater failed TO open Its doors today.
The place was owned and operated by
Willie Adams OF Dallas.
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%ARDMoRE, Feb. 7.-The State Ma
tlonal bank. which failed to open Satur-
day morning. will bc reorgnniEed. IL was
announced this morning.
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 21.-Mauy proml-
nCut United states army aud national
guard officers from various states were
horo TO attend the annua conventions OF
United states and the national adIutant
generals association today.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2T.-LAad market
steady spot, ft.7Ogiso. Zinc. quiet: East
81. Louis delivery, spot, ti5OGA55.
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MONTREAL. Feb. 2T-The broker
house ot Tousaw. Iiartland " Anderson
hos assigned for the benefit OF creditors.
The announcement was made today from
the rostrum Of tho Montreal stock eK-
change.
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NEW YORK. Teb, 21.3rhe $4,000, 900
guildor loan negotiated BY the Neither
lands govetnmcut with a group OF Amerl-
can bankers was offered at public sale to-
day aud the entire amount was subscribed
within "A half hour,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2T.-Three chi
cago phy sicians aud two other witnesses
arc to take dispositions In the ArbuCkle
case. II became known today.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-A bill 10 re
quiro all Immigrants coming 60 the United
states TO travel IN shipping board vessels
was introduced today In the house by
Representative Gable. republican. Of ohio.
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EEHWEST, Fia.. Fob. 27-While the
coroner jury Investigating the death u
captain chute, VI the British schooner
LOWS Brothers. pushed n search Of tho
snip today IN search OF evidence throwing
light On the supposed murder. the crew
OF the vessel were still In jail here.
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Wire Flashes

sEDALtA, No. FEB. sI-A copper
whisky stu. seized IN q raid here last
week ana which had been on exhibit In
tho office 81 0na bic a. " Hampton,
WIS stolen last night or early today. The
ttlit had a capacity for making as gallons
a day
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LONDON, Feb. 27-Grcat Britain does
not believe stories that Germany IL evad-
INK disbrmumeut, Austen chamberlain
spokesman for tho government, announced
~ the house Of commons today.
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sEDALiA. Mo. Feb. 31-A copper
WHISKY stii, seized IN q raid here last
tho office 81 constable a. " Hampton,
WIS stolen last night or early today. The
stu had a capacity for making 75 gallons
a day.
wAsHfNGTOS, FEB III Approval Of
$50 advances, aggreRating {G.3s5.OOO Tor
agricultural ana livestock put poses. was
announced today BY the war finance corr
porati0u.
.wACEON. Iowa. Fob 27-Mrs. Gunda
Nattlndalo % Ala makee county, 11wa'a
only woman sheriff. has decided 20 be-
come q candidate for tho republican nomI-
nation Tor sheriff IN the june primaries.
-Four mnic candidates also hpyc an
u%ounccd their Intentions to become caudl-
dates.
SEATTLE. wash. Fob. ~. John u.
guTfau "a former known educator ia
Nebraska and Montana. died at his home
here today. lie was NJ years old and re-
tired from educational work In 1905.
AUSTIN Teras. FEB ?7.-The death
sentence ~ Pedro sanchez. from rails
county, late today was oDumutud to ITO
imprisonment By Governor Ncn
MENGCO CITY. Feb. 27-Gcn. Eugonio
Martinez, chief ~ military operations In
tho state Of Chihuahua, reported to tho
'. 2 HH'"| -'"" N"HH AH|"' N'f NN ~
teRted a rebel detachment near Guerrero,
klNjng eight ana wounding four.
MIAMI ria, Feb. 27.-secretary Of war
weeks today announced his opposition to
tho use Of large balloons for war pur-
poses.
LONDON. Feb. 21-Urcat Britain does
not believe stories that Germany IN evad-
Ink disarmament, Austen ChHmbeTlain,
spokesman for tho government, announced
~ the house Of commons today.
aa-s
EEYWEST. Fia.. Fob. 27.-While tho
coroner y jury Investigating the death u
captain Chute, VI the British schooner
Brothers. pushed n search Of tho
ahip. today IN search OF evidence throwtng
light On tho supposed murder. the crew
OF the vessel were still In jail here.
WASHtNGTON. Feb. 27.-A blu 10 re-
quiro all Immigrants Cumiug 60 the United
states to travel In shipping board vessels
was introduced today In the house by
Representative Gable. republican. Of ohio.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. sI-Three chi
cugo ply sicians and two other witnesses
ara To take dispositions In the ArbuCkle
case, Il became known today,
NEW YORK. Tcb. 21.1rhe 5000, 900
A-AIH
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W~ASH1NGTOS. Fsb 3-Approvai Of
$50 advances. aggreRatlng {G.3s5. 900 Tor
agricultural Rud livestock purposes. was
announced today BY the war finance cor
poTatluu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Stnndnrd OIL.

Following II price asked ana closing bid
of standard OF stocks on tho New York
curb yesterday. ns reported by Houston.
fihle A. Coz RIA Asked
The daily star-mirror., 1922-06-23
VETERAN POLITICIAN AND PY-
THAN HERE FROM COLFAX

Senator Oliver Hail. veteran repub-
lican politician of Whitman county
and member of the state senate from
that county for some 20 or more years
is in Moscow today from Caifax, at
tending the grand lodge sessions of the
Knights of Pythias Senator Hall in
stituted what is now Idaho Lodgs No
i, as grand chancellor of the state cf
Washington, in 1886. He also insti-
tuted the Lewiston lodge and assist
ed in instituting the grand lodge at
this place 80 years ago.
Senator Hall has long been a not
able figure in state politics in Wash
ington. For several sessions he has
been chairman of the roads and
bridges committee in the state sem
ate, and is credited with being the most
influential and best posted man on
road matters in the state. Recently
the leaders Of both political parties
in his senatorial district have paid
him the high compliment of suggest
ing that he be returned to the state
senate without opposition, at the next
election.