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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
COURT PLANS JURY TERM
NEAR CLOSE OF YEAR
,pecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Irlbune.
Harlem. Oct. 21.-Judge Rose has
announced that he will call "a jury for
a trial term the last part of Novem-
Der or the first part of December.
Owing to the fact that there has been
a dearth of criminal cases in the
county of late. there has not been q
Jury term called for a year n a
half. All the little petty cases have
been settled without a jury in one way
or another.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
$40, 900 DAMAGE ACTION
FILED AGAINST BUTTE FIRM
Special to The Tribune.

SptCIHI 20 thu IIIOu"V
Butte, Oct. 21.-The Hennessy COM
pany was made defendant in a suit
here today filed by Leo Grosz, who
asks $4,000 damages for alleged in
iuries received in a collision of q horse
and wagon driven by himself and an
auto truck owned by the defendant
company. Grosz claims that prior to
the accident he was capable of earning
500 a week as a salesman, and that
since his injuries, he has been unable
TO work.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
CORONER,S JURY FINDS MAN
DIED FROM ALCOHOLISM

Butte, Oct. 21.-Eric johnson died
of blood poisoning and chronic alcohol
ism, according to the verdict OF the
coroner's jury after an inquest held
here Thursday. johnson was removed
from q local rooming house to st.
James hospital last Saturday and he
died Sunday. The chemist who anal
yzed the contents of Johnson's stom-
ach, stated that he found 3 OF 1 per
cent alcohol. This is the eighth death
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
RIFLE CLUB SERVES BEAR
STEAKS TO ITS MEMBERS

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, Oct, 21.-Members of
the Lewistown Rifle club who recently
killed a black bear in the Belt noun
tains, gave a big bear dinner Friday
night, all the members of the club
being guests. The affair was a great
success and other members are now
planning to go out and get another
bear.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
$4,000 Subscribed
to Dairy Loan Fund
SneciaI to The Tribune.

Special TO The Ir1bune.
Kalispell, Oct 21.-As a result Of
the effort of the committees working
to secure funds, a total of $4,000 was
subscribed for stock in the Montana
Mutual Dairying association, which
was recently organized here TO pro-
mote the interests of local dairymen
and to provide for the purchase of
additional dairy stock.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22

Lewistown, Oct. 21.--The funeral Of
the late Earl Cooper, who died at
Moore Wednesday, was held there Fri
day, under the auspices of the Amerir
can Legion, the Rev. Percy 7. Carnes
of this city conducting the services. The
deceased served overseas and canre
home after the war incapacitated for
any active duties.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
Officers Are Elected
by Commercial Club
Snacial To The Tribune.

Special to The Irlbune.
Williston, N. D., Oct. 21:-The di-
rectors of the Williston Commercial
club elected f. L. Greene president OF
that organization for the ensuing year,
w. FL. Bangs, vice president; j. II.
Shaw treasurer; and S. Th. Westdal,
secretary. An active membership
campaign is being planned and is to
be instituted soon.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
ORIENTAL PLEADS INNOCENCE
TO DRUG POSSESSION COUNT

Special to The Tribune. =
Butte, Oct. 21.-Bob Lee, Chinese
charged with possessing opium, was ar
raigned before Judge ]. J. Lynch here
Thursday and entered a plea of not
guilty. His bond was fixed at $1,000
which was furnished by e. d. Elder
kin and c. w. Elderkin. The same
men furnished q $4,000 bond for Will
liam Toy, Chinese, who entered a plea
of not guilty to a charge of distribute
ing nniates.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
If Ruptured
Try This Free
Apply 1t to Any Rupture. old or
Recent, Large or Small and You
Are on the Road That Has
Convinced Thousands
Sent Free to Prove This

Anyone ruptured, man, or
child, should write at once to w ).
Rice. 245B Main St, Adams, N. Y, for
a free trial of his wonderful stimulat-
ing application. Just put IT on the
rupture and the muscles begin to
tighten; they begin to bind together
so that the opening closes naturally
and the need of a support or truss
or Appliance is then done away with.
Don't neglect TO send for this free
trial. Even IL your rupture doesn't
bother you what is the use cf wear
ing supports all your life? Why sut-
fer this nuisance? Why run the risk
of gangrene and such dangers from a
small and innocent little rupture, the
kind that has thrown thousands on the
operating table? A host of men and
women are daily running such risk
Just because their ruptures do not
hurt nor prevent them from getting
around. Write at once for this free
trial as II is certainly a wonderful
thing and has aided in the cure of rup-
lures that were as big as a mans two
fists. Try and write at once. using the
coupon below.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22

Can I worship God on the
Golf Link Sunday morning?
Hear the sermon address at
Methodist church Sunday, 8
p. M, on "Should Smith Go to
Church? Yes and NO."-Adv.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
TONIGHT

AT the Methodist church, Sixth
street and Second avenue north. A
special service and a sermon different.
A warm welcome to strangers-Ady.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
COOPER FUNERAL HELD

in three weeks as the result of alcoho
ism.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22

HERE FROM ROUNDUP.
DR.. o. NJ. Paulson was here from
Roundup Saturday on a visit over the
weekend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
SIR A. CONAN DOYLE
DESCRIBES THE SOUL
CONTINUED FROM FACE CNEl

CONTINUED FROM PAGE CNEl
lOwar than purlsitory. IN which 20
those souls that have throtiled their
sreitual nature In this life. These souls
VIII suffer the mental stress ~ work.
ing themselves out II this level Among
them win v. IN. souls ~ suicides. who
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Budapest, Hungary. includes. the his.
iofic town II ofen. once Roman col.
ony.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Chrisly Bros. Shows
Come Here Monday;
BIG Parade Planned

f.aH.| Doh. IHfHr .I.d
...t ... .... tnl visit 'HHat l,u.
uuU.f rmr.I ,,nuH'r.r 0efnpItu.
. h.i sr I-f.ri.iue nHn.urlf,. Dol.
t.HH U.I hl- 900 .u Ir, no. uly
.r IHe wuud..I .N.N hHfIuE Dis
... Hsr HIsu u lh, ..r.usI'u nd
tu. H. enhancement .f iHr #ur,
aH. i.- O. .sf H BOZ .nr BOO 1850
klu. ul .h' displays uu this ,'lr.
".H st.. II. ir. l,.. fo I. r..'lu.
i..u. t.t .ul .htI. .trr
Eun.t. .. I Is N.f. 'H. sHrfr.uui-
I"ttrH .f.H .WH.I lrrUmr1ruuru
ud H.. rU.nf There Niil hc
vit rI" tr.ull ,sfof r srNt
uuiu,.u1 If iu, hDI mIi' IuI female
II.In uI f- ul. ptris tuh
lgurs 1hrr af, rtuup g nt.. ani
H.u.H rflu usH-.r IH... rr .n 70.
au. ,lu.u. ard.uiUd nu par.rsufs
u. .rulil.rI Iu.iiW Boo Goo mauls'
ttl tt H.Nn sNIp IHDNn suf.t.
f VIA .r t.ruI. .rnfl pu--ihl, 81
.i.hr Htu
Chriwy nr.s vll pna"nt ahoui ,,.
.U. tum .lu faT W H" salty 'N
HHff ~ r-fs ufI'rngl ,pl
.efiively ate mrr,r uffOr mot' novel
lLd Unwilling thlu H.. before. m" hir
80 ru.sle wiii N. dotu l"lh and
Tuyhr Itnc.ts lrIaug th" show
grounds urouptly al noul Monday.
iuilnHci hN ,ttformlrocs lr tho tcnts
af p m. and D. m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
AMARILLO RADIO STORE
OPENED By RAY PlTTMAn

The Amarillo Radio Company. with
hea@Quauers IN IN. Western Hardware
l.aulng. ihs laik r,resf. b. nnx open
Tor biIsin.ss. Eai ii'iman ~ AZ the
l.sssl II Tits c-sifi ~. and has but ~.
Gently returned fufn az Nofih and
fl.si. and has llruughi lack with him
nbstsi gtaniity u eompiete ready to
i.fse SIS and materials fran hicli 10
nAake n, ats.
Ths- materials are now In the win
dow % ihc Western iiar,lNnu cori
Isiny. aI''l are attracting great ds..i 81
at,ssii'a. tt4arlilo u b. stated. hs-
Teen bl,ien . b. rs.iia box AID a. 81.
n a .stcti lal %. .riet-st .n the r,..
sect 81 radio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

have attempted Co escape from the ex.
actions OF this life
ENTHUSIASTICALLY bodies mate
tud ail marriages az" perfect Their.
on. no iriangl'S ANA no divorces IN
rcnyen. TOT every soul IA satioiied with
10 spiritual mate.
'Prooi--Among % spirits with whom
have held direct communication are
my son. vino Lost his lie IN the war
80 uy mother. who. IN addition IN
talking with mr. wrui" n1ts. ~ which
she mad, a hlhiiiml error of spelling
and iu which she -iEn,d - pet maine
Wh.ch nn medium could have known
''siatcriaiiiaiioB--s units manifest
theulsclv'~ 10 us through mediums
o. o. the e,toplusin that We see .Ec.
toplasm says ihc standard Dictionary.
~ thu dcusrr outer prntoplasmic layer
% unicslluar mrgInizn ar cen with
uut % r,ll.uHll Hs Of an amoeha ~ OF
criaiu osa Got i'i This has been
scientifically lnalSzed and H. chemical
constituents partially ni.niificd.
'PlirnanIcrl--ii would he. We'll not a.
H.rf ai 700 fitting table or the tinkling
',ini,uluur. sometimes seen ~ seances
These huy" been stimulated hy trick.
stcrs o. truc. hut what has not been
sfimi,d hy nku.,- Remember that u
vas mlliug appic thti gave ms the
-ssf.i ui gravity
''itrlirion-rho world is moving To
ward g'utr1l acceptance of spiritual
icon This means AN iurrolsr IN moral
strength aud general happiness here
Hcmc nv spiuiunlism b. the work n
the devil hut 1t ~ Il is his best work
~'rouslg t b. the greatest revelation
~ t;ui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
AMARILLO COUPLE WE'D
IN CLOVIS WEDNESDAY

luch or ilt surprise 81 their friends.
UrS irur Elm"s Hul Preston T..
rflo .h'asd aWsy " lnes,.av fore
'nnu tu Cln,is Uh.r, ih1 we're quiet
iv lnawioi Afirr rUey Inns "Wednesday
.n Ciuv.s. Va and Ms iilak" rctnrne.i
.u Amarillo 1t urn Thursday. and
are NOW - houe Co. ihrt friends ri,
iG-0 TuyiH street
Although ireling that ihev Rave mo-,
l-.su "ipniri richt" ~ Ne Flake.
slo j. M ass'siant in ihr 'ffir- II Ben
c"l,lins. r'uHiE laN ass,~aa. thu court
Iour uatruft gu' together ani gave
ihr happy plu e silver ssrVirr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Kill Off Babies to
Avoid Tax Paying Is
Plan of Doukhobors

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Anrll
kill uif the weak. that the abirbo,iied
uay be- fee ~ rOam the country as
yau1ni- protest. against The taxes
l,ici un them by the government 81
iuish lumbil and preach M. com.
ug ut christ
This plan the throwing Of al chill.
dron under 10 wears old. aud all old
i,rurir .utn the Columbia River. has
i-.'n announced hy N. Douk hul.ors. a
strange sect II religious communists
vino ut, iu Western Cuna.la
And 30 has aroused Canadian author
lilies 10 the extent that ROYAL Canadian
mounted pol.,c afc keeping a ,lyr
watch un Doukhuh,r settlements.
Tho I'ukhnlini- camo to Canada
from Russia In 1855. fleeing from the
ii i-r'utinn 90 Tho ,z,ri-t government
h'cause Of their objection 10 military
.or, Tee
000 FOUNDED Calony.
About nnn CROSSED the uroan and
settled un land gwen them by the Cana.
diam government near Yorktuu ln
N"rth'uu Saskatchewan They were
IacInsis. cared uiiir about education.
tud did net mix with their noighbuts
They wished a. De- let alone. tu live
fh'ir lives in thoi own wa,
Peter Norcgin Is IA. leader 81 the
s"ri " kofiinefi b. manager of the
roiony lt Brilliant. u. e. aud Il b.
r'm him thar the announcement -
the drowning scheme came.
Nerersn backed up lhe plan by ,ny.
ing. "Aih0Vgh thu statement OF pro.
pofnl~ was signed hy kofimoff set o.
had my slnction
The headers have urged that IN. prop.
crty of the colony d, liauidatcd and
ihnt ~" nblo hulicd s,rik. oui as rnlm.
'rs THIS proposal Is sid to have met
with much enthusiasm 1T . mass meet.
iug recently held ai brilliant
Would Educate Women
koitinof has admitted that be- cN.
perts the women nl the sect a. oppose
the drowning Of children, IN that event
tocuiding ~ the leader Another plan
ic educate the women to cease being
muth-rs- has been suggested.
Taxes are becoming 81 heavy. siys
kofiiuoff. that IL H. not economic to
rats. children
~ 800 the Wmlhobsrs startled the
country hy starting on nudity" pit
rfimag" near Yurkton. Moving ,s Gar
as tn held of l.ak" superior they were
,onal'd hy Canadian authorities and
forced Co put an cluth.s and accept
shelter Two years lister This was tried
min More government action AMI the
f",t sstti"d down. turned to farming
md grew prosperous No member has
r-celycd pay for his work merely food
6lothing and shelter
Ncrcgin. ~ leader. has Accumulated
"a furtune. he wears mol-rn clothes,
makes frequent trips to citics and tilks
irtolliRrnily on world topics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
3 OIL. WELLS
] MILL DRILL IN
PANHANDLE SOON


f-fAnENuoN Apfl ls--N hig drll
lrg anrl.ea .s iu-t beginning iu Dol
l,t and ~ H Cuuuuas Eve wells are
uiuoufr.f Ss.r.o n A co. who IRE
90 HeuN,.ti. Df .H work.
NJ sYfs'tsH. us hlt hc has
frras 70 wunI ii sffuriir. ln ponlsl
County trd l.l .uurr. and saNs that
nrrrsNirtr'oiN as "aa tcr,s have been
hI,,,z.d .. Nhi.n Cost Weils have l--en
,.niraD' aui It, f0 dr.llei imms
diat .t denfh U l..H f.st or pfn
fi,ius t "a isrs.r u..tI ill wells ~
~ dlrr wIf.Ir 1u ll,- He also
fiaers inrf 1ii.-irh swanson a e.
hase c,ri ted fp diil anN . wells on
tbs acfttr, seq fhrrr eil BE- ftl .ltiIs
af4llinE Within so to 80 dfvs So 80
sss- b. hal,. ihev have iuruttd .H
raj on tsrilIof1 at the southwest i'u.
hsr,ll, Z have found % f.li which
WM ~iaai Rufkhurnett. Hewitt ur1
Dan,-s fields combined
" 49, j. ss correct in this pfr,lirtion
~ n. was boz his furscsEi ot tho4r field
isforc any Oh was found there wll
sosn u. Opened up one ~ the lsrg,
oi territories in T.xns
Most of this acreage D. w tho south
part ~ lDnley county. hut some is ii
the north edge of Hall County. whore
the first well u now drilling with q sH
inch hole oa-ed ia sgs feet In the souih
west quarter q section ID. block 2n.
~ a q. y Ry survey which t. known
~ the SsNausr No
MessrE Rruner Hilton and Perry of
fas Radio Oal Co. sr. Interested lu this
well and claim that u vii u. good Tor
$50 haftels o. l-it'r settled Iro,luotion
around 5000 feet according 10 the Eaf
made on this location b. the Radio ~
chine uwu,i ~ "a. Radio pi co The
ladio machines hnwiny IN connection
with Mr. swan sons usual gOoi luck Ia
fcttlur r-iue 1is4iid make this tn
intsfs~fifF uff
,ifc SHanran ea- that tho second
Ne. ssiIl ~ drilled On the iisrl. rlnrh
ala e'ock ~. IN iionley County. and
~lh H. kiioWn a. HAfie No. . and vii
u started within a fsW days. aud that
the third will win D. driilsd IN block
-. ON what Is known a. the Buck
crssk bio, X. also in Donley county.
The eihsf fwo locafions have not
h-sn tnsslr public. hut Air swanson
states that tools and material hsvo
tr.r, shipped for them aud ihe looaiirns
WIN h. ANNOUNCED at an early dai-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
EASTER SERVICE
TO Be HELD BY
TEMpLARS TODAY

Anuui Easter Survives q Amarillo
5000 ukr place 100 urlU,k tonight lt
So Andrews Episcopal rnurrh with
Rev 4, N Ms,rAHum. rrrtnr preach.
irg th' s'fmDr. \ called cone laN" ~
Amarillo 'omuu ndery hes bern sci for
.,ln'k tonight az Masonic Hail s1
.hat fm s.I knights may march 20 the
hurih
Nlusic VIII he furnished by -. M.
dr'Ws choir under the dircrtiun ut N,
'''d'I. ~ Il Chandler The procession.
sl htmu viii b. onward christian Sol
di"fs THE choir will sing an anthem.
q Know that Ms R"deenlvr l.Neth. %
tr0W the Ne ssiah hy Handel Hltualisiic
work Niu then follow after which the
rrol1tc and knights VIII r,p.at the
i'ft's prayer tn" knights and prelaie
viii th'n alternate IN reading the iISth
Psalm. after which the ch"ir viii sing
Gloria chants and srripiur. lessons
win b" then altornatrd following which
the sif knights viii present swords aud
repeat the APOSTLES Greed
The audienr. will then sing an Hail
The Power ct Jesus Name" and the ad.
iress uf the evening viii be- given by
Rev. MacCallum Jesus Lives. Thy
f"rror- Now" viii be- tn offertory
hymn. Presentation " aims and bcne.
dirtion viii follow. Occasional HYMN
VIII b" 'Allelulah. Sing O. Jesus
The congregation ~ requested 10 ~.
main standing while the sir knights
march cut IT the church.
e. e SAUNDERS u commander II
Amarillo runimandry. and past and
present commanders arr. !. T. Pyle.
y Brown. George siaploion. ~ VI.
Britt. J. u sweeney. g. a. johnson.
, y l,igEs and y g Hume
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Corpus Christi. ToXas. March 10
Street ears viii h. running iu corpus
arain soon. it was announced this wccl,
hy the electric livht plant The light
plant was DESTROYED hy Grc hast No.
vomber ana pending the installation ~
new plant automobiles Wen" used 10
haul ear patrons. \ Temporary plant
furnished light for the city during the
rehabilitation ~ the obi plant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
BuiId shell means

Corpus christi TcNa. March Is
half mil" 81 governmental road ~
now leinr built IN This cnuntiy with
she'll from the Nuprrs iav Ling used
instead of gravel Coniri"iors declare
that this she'll MIXED with cement will
give much more service than concrete
roads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

iiY Associated Pres
UDtsroN. Arul ts-Cngr .ssionai
.u.ss'lelu, o. the arihiiiee ~ ihe
tat ludH fa hurd and similar orsan.
igatlnnH created during the vat j. cili
90 faf Boz resolution aiDniad hrr~ Co.
aav ~ ihr drceturs 1T tn Texas
g'hau,lifr 20 gnmmtr.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
StorI, I,esm,i, I.rel.ru.

Nf,W YORK AprIi a. Tho years
b, otf for sho't dly ON The sto'k
b, hung, w1f htlE'n in,iay hy a Wild
sion. iu vhish s"l eao shares -
,haursd han'ls ih' frst hour aud
iiG.tHH fls nitnnd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

children who have worms ai- pale.
sickly nuh pr",ish \ dose 90 iva ~
whites cream Nrrmifugr win clear
them uut ana r'siof~ rosy 'h"eks and
cheerful spirits riicr IS Sold 10y p .ddnl
Drug Cn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
NEW GOVERNMENT OF
GUATEMALA RECOGNIZED

" @AaftftNf~fi 49,
WASHINGTON. Npn - 10 lgni
'nn WIS ps'or,led the u'w grrra.
p.euf 20 Cuntrmaig o. hv o. GO luliai
strtrs Announcement of inr arii'n 81
tha American government WIS mad.
iy thr state department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
IS PARD0NS CANCELLED
BY GOVERNOR PAT NEFF


w Assneih'ed Pres
AUSTIN April li.--Govcrnor Neft
tas within thc past iwu we,gs can
''i"d 2, conditional nrd"ns and ~.
iois~ and Udorrl The ~ persons ~.
turned io the p"nit'niiaiy u WAS
learned today at his office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
IN CURB MARKET
Durant Motors Again Lifts It's
Record TO New High
tiuIIrr
Try Associated rress

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--There was
marked improvement, in price move
hehts ana speculative tone ON tn.
'urb exchange today. the important
ch"hs" being 10 materially higher
prices Tn" advances. however. were.
rot sustained rs The unsettled CON
hf'"ns prevailing: FOR xome time an
par"niiy have left .nuch to ~. com
pl"t'd in tn" way Of b"lnted lIouida
'i"n and supplies came on IN. mar
krt hft"r vigorous advances occur
red
In" greatest interest WAS attached
!" continued accumulation of Durant
Motors which continued it's upward
movement. again Hitting IL. high
record. other motor stocks w.rc o,,i.,
ana moved over narrow range
StutH rallied from Nrstcrda,'s low
cleveland Continental was i'm uuje,
demand. FIith Avenue Rus attract
ed attention, because Of the in,eras,
devoted TO me iut"rhorough reor-
Sanization ana small sales were
MADE at N"-N ani Sl-a. There was
Z" sharp ahNanr" in Phillip Morris.
carrying that stock M o5-S 10 90.
hi; a few sales later forced a re.
action OF over point, New York
Iei'phonc preferred WAS in moderate
supply and yielded l.2 to lO31o
Thsr" was small amount OF bust
ness in Swift international NJ, 10 to
Is 81 Campbell Soup. preferred. ar
ter selling a 100, reacted to iOGl-I
standard OIL az Indiana was traded
IN on the largest scale of any stand
ara OH issues. The gain OF 4 points
mau" IN yesterdays trading was fol-
lowed 10y further advance of nearly
points 10 il3. bui thiy gain was lbs,
around midday. Vacuum OH moved
an :" points I" $40. Imperial OH Of
canada made substantial gain. fol-
lowed by a reaction The 81, mar
value stocks We're in increased de-
mand Vacuum OH moving m from
81 I" IS. Will. gains were mad. I'm
New Jersey and New York lude-
pendent oil stocks were generally
quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
Markets
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.


t.iicAUo. N"v. -S-Cattl-R Receipts.
1909, better grade native beef steers and
desirable beef hrifers strong to .. cents
higher. beef steers NASTY IL to =. cents
up; TOP natur"d steers. fi3.3. weight 1850
pounds best yeari.nSs $500 we!-ht Leg
pounds; bulk native beef steers s. n 10 y
gh"rt-fr unevenly, ~ to 80. hiph-r than
. -"w.j!mr last week. Spo;s show more IN.
turn: n"ef COWS and low grade beef h~if-
81: steady TO strong; tanners and cutters
generally strong: Gamers closing weak;
bulls about steady: storkcrs and feeders
active strong; veal calves. largely aac
higher improved quality considered; hulk
desirable veal calves to packers. IS :nh g Il:
several lots upward to 800. bulk drsira bi.
bologna bulls. ItOofIc5. bank sto><ar. ANA
feeders On country account. tbV,H10 o.
HoEs-Rrceipts, 5000 mostly Ia cents
higher; bulk 10 e, .rN-rn,ind ayarsr.
"una 1922: good and choice. 30 10 sw.
i3I to l,J.pound avurasr. ...2; a $50: pack
ing sows. ;.a5M;Si: desirable pigs SIS .sff
X 50: estimated hoidovrr. 1000.
heep--Rec"ipts 1000, fat lambs kteady
To shade hishcr: top. $iI.9J to citY butch
ers and shippers. fhS to packers hulk
Sli2sGlis' cults, mostly fiI.o0T II 80:
choice 76-pound fresh ciippeS. Ted lambs
S.3l5: three doubles. S3-pound. Auems, >
shorn. ti3S5: feeders active around
steady: morning top feeding lambs. SilOo.
desirable T-ponnd clipped yeariing wcthers.
$40: sheep about steady; heavy fat ewes.
s5.toH SO. lighter weights upward 10
800
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SUGAR MARK TT.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Thc local raw
sugar market was unchanged 50 far as
spnt prices were concerned. with Cubas
Quoted at cents. cost and freight. equal
TO as for centrifugal. hut new crop SUI ars
were lower. There were sales Of 5000 bags
Of Cubns prompt shipment at quoted
prices and li.0So basa for February ship.
Inent al aii cents. cost and freight, equal
to 5.2s centrifugal
Raw sugar futures easier under &C
4ive liquidation and hedge selling pronpi ed
with two ccntrsis now reported grinding.
Final prices were at practically tho
lowest Of day and from 10 TO II points
below the previous close. Closing: De-
ccmbcr. 3.s6: March. $40: May. 3.52: July
49,.
The market for refined sugar was Un
changed at 40 to rs for nne graduated.
with demand only OF hand mouth
character Refined futures nominal.
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AT about $500 bags. Closing quotations:
December io50. January. ?N; March. as :
May, ?.3i: July. H.03. September. $50, Spot
coffee reported In snriev hat hotter
demand with prices ON the basis of II
cents FOR Rio Is and iSls To iass for san
ios IS Cost and freight offers included
Santos 3S and ~ at 1857, 10 1000. and
Rio IS at 1915 American credits.
The official cables from Brazil reported
advance OF refs In he dollar buying
rate, with decline ~ La pence In the
rate London. The Rio market WAS
"a To 20 refs higher and the last cable
from Santos was "a 10 Ia reiS higher.
Brazilian port receipts 400; Jundid hy
receipts. 1000 Rio cleared 1900 for New
Orleans and Victoria: 1870 for New York.