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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Monday after visiting In Oklahoma city
and Edmond ten days. She was ac-
compAniel home by her mothsr Mrs Nam
cy Campbell, and her nephew, Lloyd Noel,
both OF Edmond.
The Home Economics club was enter
tained Friday afternoon at the Paw
huska country club by Mrs ~ l.. Hol-
combe. Following a l O'Clock luncheon.
a business session was held, over which
,he president. Mrs. BENJAMIN +. Mason.
presided
In honor Of Mrs w. X. Whteslde.
who was to leave the following day for
Duluth. MINI. Mrs. a. g. Williams en-
tertained at / O'Clock luncheon Tues
day The afternoon was spent at bridge.
Mrs A. g. Oliphant Of Tulsa was the only
out of-town guest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

tween courses Mrs. Ellen Carrier Hart
sang and number of other musical
celebrities of Enid gave pleasing uum-
berr. Assisting Mrs. Jewell waa Mrs w.
Il Cogdal Mrs John Flanagan. Mrs.
y, &. white ana Mfe . " Knupp. Mrt
Joweli has Issued Invitations TO y bridge
at which Mrs Clifford jewell will also
be the honor guest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Miss Edna Mae Hopkins Of Porci City
ia viHtinE her cousin. Miss Maxine San
ford
Mrs James Park Of vi Reno visit~d
Mrs. r. l.. Blackburn Tor several days
last week
Miss Sybu Glover has returned from
Nqrman where she was student In the
uIiNtIAiiy
Mr. and Mrs John Alley of Norman
were guests at tho home VI A. q. Bur
well last week.
pr and Mrs w. l.. Kendall are home
from 81 Louis. where the doctor at'
tended the American Medical conyon
tiOn.
Miss Catherine CufrAn IL home from
Hardin college and viii spend the cum
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Eddie Wilson cf oklahoma city H.
spending few DAYS IN ronca CITY
Mrs H. Y. Gritfn ~ stroud. Okla, rs
the guest Of her parents Mr. and Mrs
J. o. Carson. ola East Cleveland
Mt afi Mrs. Ncii STANLEY who have
been res'ilnE In Oklahoma City Tor some
time. have come back to roncA city 10
live.
Mr and Mrs A. n y-uce, g., an.
ter whom they have named Lillian HAr-
Miss Gw,ndolyn Moore lcu Tuesday
with friends tn Lawrence, Kan. and
Miss Jennie Monsour. daughter ~ \.
married In wichita Monday to KscK
fsIha " Lahoms Ivkns.
Mrs. W q. Leckey lett early last week
viii be ioined by Nj Inckey aud tn.
g,iher they will make an extensive Eu-
Mr ana Mrs. W. v stewart OF Tulsa
and MI ana Mrs. G. II. Rawlins ot okla.
homa city were tho week end guests ct
Mr aud Mrs l. J. Mtdren On South
Miss netty Ettcr. who has been so-
citty editor on the News several months
has realEned and gone to Iowa to iuIu
hor parents and make an overland uip
Miss Edythe I've Mar entertained o
number uf her friends with sluuth O.
party Monday niEht, honofing two ut
hor, classmates. Miss LaRuo Van WinLio
and Mis-, Lotrno Kpolcs
Announcements were received ot the
marriage uf -. II SchoenWald, Oh u'e u,
and Miss Rosa turkey ut Tulsa, which
occurred In Kansas city June g.
lionoring Miss sarah ". uIah0r. Miss
Marjorie rantun entertained Informally
With a beauty shaver last Friday. zach
guest brought some article intended tor
use on the brides dressing table.
Mir ana Mrs Eli kuoles snd daughter.
Miss Iorene. accompanied by Miss Ialtur
Van Winktr lett Tuesday morning pst
Tor an overland trip 10 california. the
party expects 80 10 absent s,N months.
Ing hcr home with IN" }. ~ Carson
family for the pnHt several months, lcft
last week for scdalia, MOI where she
was called by the serious Illness Of hcr
mother
The marriage ~ Miss Sarah Mac
nlshop ana charles ". Williams ~
crnoon ~ the FIRST NJ y church, Rrv.
T.. e. Whitaker of tho CHRIS an church
Mrs lien Dawson entertained IN a
honnrlug her sister, Mrs. Alexander Me
Rec of III Pnso. Texas. Tho affair was
bridge luncheon attended by about 40
ladies. Mrs. pawson's mothcr Mrs. j.
NJ. Van Wnklc, assisted,
Another wedding OF interest TO many
people here because of the participants
having been reared IN ponca city, was
that uf Miss Boatrice Leupchuor ana Co
cil John Goad, which to0t place at tho
Goad residence, 1000 South tinh street
iast Thursday afternoon.
Tho wedding ot Miss Wiiie Bsll.
tchchcr ot mathematics In the high
school Tor two years. and }. G. wood.
ia East broadway. Tuesday morning.
Miss nclle came here from Smithvillo,
Tenn and T. tho daughter Of MI snd
Mrs j. 9. neli of thst S,iy. VIII" Mt
kirk employed by the Marland Refining
company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

the week end with HIS parents and
friends. returning here Monday.
]. l.. Matthews went over to- Tulsa
last Saturday TO be present at the re
union OF the Oklahoma members of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

tarree and her husband Mr. Petit is
employed IN Okemah at present.
i H. Milne Of Allen and Miss Mabel
Hentlcv of Okemah we're quietly wRs.
ried ~ the parsonage Of tho southern
Methodist church last Saturday after
noon, Rev Duptoe, the pastor ofticls
tins.
\ large number of the members ~ the
Erwutth League VI the Methodist Ep.a
cnpal church enjoyed picnic TucsdHv
afternoon Grover stones piaCe west "
tho city was selected aa tho site Of the
afternoons jolllflcstion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Yale university alumni Ito returned
home Monday.
Mrs. II. o. Petit Of bonneville. Ark,
came I'm Friday for ~ two weeks visit
with her father Attorney W. 4. rat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
FAIRLAND.

prank Audrain' of this place has de-
cided to make the race for county COM
missioner from the southern district Of
Ottawa county.
Misses Verda and Eva Warren have
zone to Norman OKLA, where they will
attend the summer school at the Okla
homa university.
Misses Wilma Ind Jessie Kelley spent
several days In Alton during the past
week visiting friends and relatives, re-
turning home Monday.
Miss Kathleen Moore. accompanied by
her grandmother. Mrs. Elliot, went TO
Nuskogce few days aRo 10 take a
course in a business college
Among the people from Hudson Creek
who had business in garland Saturday
we're Durelus James Francis shepherd
Gilbert Greninger Pauline Shepherd
Jennie James. Mary Shepherd. Mrs
Cbatles Gteninget. Florence Bell and
CIyna Shepherd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Above. lcft Ia right: Mrs. Edith
Rockefeller Mccormick and her
cN-husbaud. Harold y. McCor-
mick. Below: Max Oscr, groom-to-
bc. and his cousin, Emil Burgc.
Center: MGthilde Mccormick,
bridc-to-bc.
TO prevent tho marriage
III she Is looking for evidence TO
induce the court To restrain McCor.
mick from allowing the marriage,
I'll Giye her plenty" said Cousin
Emil
cut off her inheritance and see
how much longer Max loves her.
she isn't the first hciress he has
wooed
TO date Cousin Max hasn't re-
piled with anything naughty about
Cousin Emil
And through II all Mathilde IN
just waiting, watching and saying
ncthiug.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Glen Hopkins OF Baxter Springs was
the guest OF friends Monday
Nr and Mrs. W. O. Mccoy have de-
rstted for Los Angeles. where they will
spand the summer.
The following people formed a party
that went to Devils Promenade sunday
Tor a picnic; MIR. and Mrs. II. Medlin
Miss Strccker. Mr.. ,and Mrs. u. Clarke
II Joplin. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryan and son
JacF Of Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs
Edison. They report a very enjoyable
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-10

q number of other well-known and
prominent Hawaiian and other lead
ers. to take the steps which they be.
lieved were vitality necessary if com
plete extinction of the Hawaiian race,
by far the most intelligent and en-
lightened branch of the Polynesians,
was to be prevented.
From SIum to Farm
--s--
In rehabilitation they saw what
they firmly believed was a solution of
this problem. If the Hawaiian people
who had been gradually drifting to
the cities, and who had, for the most
part, come to live in the tenements,
which placed them wholly out of their
natural environment, might be placed
upon the lands where they could till
the soil and form the nucleus of an
independent citizen farmer class, and
become self-supporting and raise
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-10
HAWAIIAN @ M PROJECT
BY HOWARD D. CASE

Within the provisions of the Ia
waiian Homes Act, better known as
the Hawaiian Rehabilitation Act, are
embodied the desires of at least three
territorial administrations to a..
build up in Hawaii a class of indie
pendent citizen farmers, and (2) place
the Hawaiian and part-Hawaiian peo-
pie back upon the lands which. in
the days prior to annexation, were
titled by their %forefathers who were
ag~riculturists as well as expert fisher
men and general craftsmen.
Census records, and records on file
in the office of the Bureau of Vital
Statistics of the Territorial Board of
Health, covering a period of many
years, show that the Hawaiian race
is slowly but gradually dying out. It
remained for the late Prince Jonah
Kuhio Kalanianaole, for 20 years Ha-
walls delegate to Congress, and for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
ROBERTS-OLVER
TO Open UNIQUE
TYPE or YARD

Roberts a Diver, operating line OF
lumber yards with general offices IN
Amarillo. will shortly open their first
lumber yard IN Amarillo. This yard
win bee something different
The building itself $500 hp % work n
art done in old Colonial style OF arri-
lecture with dorm'r windows and "A
gable roof The building w.lI show thar
Roberts & Oliver practice what they
preach. for Il viii BE- concrete exam.
ole Of what can be- done with first.
class lumber, which this yard viii hu.
die. II viii be unique in appearance.
The yard viii be- built ON sixth street
about three blocks pst OF tho Rock
island viaduct Plans have already
teen drawn and construction ls ,x.
pected 20 start within two or three
weeks. The building VIII ho leNi40
feet. Al of the lumber will be under
enclosed sheds and most of d viii DO
tackled on end instead of flat wise.
This is the way lumber is usually
stacked In the larger city Yards ana
means more economical handling.
O.. y. Oliver and r. J.. Roberts. com.
uosing the firm. came to Amarillo five
wears ago from southern California.
where SIR. Roberts now is getting ideas
an modern lumber yard construction.
They are both prominently identified
with civic interests boz Amarillo Mr..
Olv,i. is "a member Of the Board of city
development ana considered ou, ~ the
most active members uf chat nrg1un.
ton Il was be- who largely pat over
the first big Amarillo trade trip. Mr..
Roberts is director OF o., Rotary
club.
They say they have found Amarillo
a better place Co live than California
d,spite the propaganda 90 the contrary
rh,y like the hospitality OF amarillo
p,opl, and hcli,v, there SEQ wonderful
m,urr in store for this CITY Nr Oliver
is very emphatic Don saving hu .s HAi
%, l,ft California fur Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
PACE THREE

al dump truck. I lntertype Moae'
No. 2Sst; I lntertype Model y. 10
-s41: ! lntoriype Model c. No. zssv'
lntertype Model G. No 2Ss2: Electro
Motor Cor lntcrtype Machine; lyp"'
Metal Metal Furniture for cuts;
AN that certain tract or parcel OF anu
described Is beng the East 100 fee' ol
lots Sos and n Block No. NJ OF 'ho
flcmUrs Addition 90 the town OF ANA
rilo Potter County Texas. more paruc-
lhllE described by metes and bounds AZ
follows
Beginning az the Northeast corner Oh
said Bl".k N0 50. Thence In a Sontner.
o. direction wt hthe East line OF said
Block distance a. sixty feet to point
1hHur. ir Westerly direction. parailei
with thr Nm'h line Of said Block as
uuO. H Due Hundred Feet O. a point
! Thence Northerly direction parahei
/ with the East Line Of said Block as
lance of sN feet Co., a point In the North
/ Iue of said Block. Thence In an Easter
I Ig direction with the East line OF SAID
/ Block tn th, place ~ beginning. togeth-
/ sr with aIl tine improvements thereon
] amfcd.
And on the End day Of January A. ID.
/ 1898. being thc first Tuesday OF said
+. Month. between the hours 81 10 O'CLOCK
D. m. and Z O'Clock %. m. on said day at
/ th. Court House door 81 said county,
/ Q Viu offer Gov sale and sell nj Public
/ Auction 100 ihc right title, interest. es-
ltli, ana claim &C the said Tribune Pub
'Ucium Company In and To said prop
.r'y go satisfy q Judgment In favor OF
said Western Newspaper Union amount
|ue n rhe sum of -Four Thousand Nine
/ Hundred uuc and 3OloO NiCsOl.S~ Doll
Hairs together with all interest and costs
af suit
/ Gwen under my hand this the 2Srd
/ ly ol November A. D. 1922.
BURTON ROACH. Sheriff.
Potter County. Texas.
Uy J. y. POTTINGER. Deputy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
STOCKS ARE LOWER ON
SPECULATIVE ATTACK
BY Associated Prena

NEW YORK. Nov 25.-speculators.
on the decline again finding public
support lacking and bullish interests
apparently indifferent. launched an.
other successful attack on prices In TO.
Gays hri.i session of IA" stock market
Representative shares were hammered
down ! Ia 3 points. number closing az
OF near the low levels ~ the week
The plan for the exchange II stool,
in the Bethlehem. Midvale Steel merger
did not find much satisfaction among
speculative interests. those issues being
dcpres sed about two points each and
carrying with them to lower ground a
number ~ other independent stcels. IN
Guiding Republic and Cruciblc. United
States Steel common got down To lOl z
Conspicuous strength was shown by
Pan American shares but Standard Oh
Of New Jersey slumpcd points.
Studehaker sank as low as hex =
loss OF q points, and losses Of 10 2
points also took placc In Columbia Gas.
Baldwin aud Lima Locomotives. Amer
can Can. Corn Products and Great
Northern preferred. The close was
weak. Sales Appropriated $4,000
shares
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26

u said Court ON the goth day eff aoptcm.
nsr a. ID. 1929. in favor 81 the said
Western Newspaper Union a corpora
Hon. plaintiff and against Tribune Pub
fishing Company. corporation. defeu.
dlut 80. 1902 on the Docket OF said
Court. I d.d. IN the 23rd day oi Novem.
hrr a. -. 1922 al 1lIl o'clock o.. m
lpty upon thc personal and real prop.
,fty hereinafter described situated bod
th, County of Potter and state az Texas
and boloup.n. 90 the sand Tribune Pub
fishing Company, as its lntcro-. may
appear tuNiu
Onc electric motor, attached 90 lars,
Cos Printing Press. card Inday rle.
containing names ANA expiration date.
OF all subscribers Co Tho Amarillo Dllh
Tribune. Gall,ys containing metal sIau
Of fhe names and expiration dates OF aI
subscribers 90 the Amarillo DiIll
Or IHre. au books pertaining t1 thc cir
.ult.Uu records 0f the Amarillo Dahl
Tribune. one sixteen page Goss Aem
I.r,DHug Newspaper Press HtuIt,i 10
th. ul3ing now owned hr the TrIhuD
Publishing Company con- tle EHst Dol
f.,t Of Lots SO and @ JOB Block $50. S
NO mo Pl,mDu- Addition to thH town %
Amarillo. Potter County TEX H1
uhs Adding Machine ! Todd rro..,
Geographic Steel llo Steel li'.
Nua Ul, standing desk. 3 GA. finish
go 0lt tDn typewriter desks 9 single f1
f.n HE nu.b d,sks { double tat toI
f.s calls finish. Mahogany p1uhl
+ Dosk Mahogany Ron Top n.sk.
Typewriter lhlysa ROYAL typewriter.
o W.au.Db TlpoVrf.r Corpn
.Tyu,Wrtcr . uk finish rul i.n d,sh
.fI swivel ,hlrs @ M1honnr chairs.
ublrs miller saws. electric Proc
Press. D M.uotypo Machine ana ,umg
lockers. 70 Wooden tru. dump lh.es
wooden ,ut cabinet q a.h.U.t wor
h.uDu luI fua boss. G.- lriutlu
Press and Stereotype equipment , met
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26

SON SO. : we'll III. w,l belongs Co
The Amarillo Ol Company hut the gas
les leased to the Amarillo Gas Com
u1uy.
u Is expected that the plant will cor.
dense about 90 gallons NJ gasoline FROM
.uou 900 cubic t'yt of gas To" rlso
Don, will o., hauled o. Amarillo hy truck.
aud what be- not used hy the gas conn
pauy viii Dee sold locally.
Work on installation of Oh, plant 10
we'll under way, unl 10 is expected 10
h, ready for operation some time this
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK, Nov. 90 Cotton seed
on was generally hirh,r in sympathy
with urd ana cotton. Offerings We're
.usht December closed points lower
ana later months 90 net higher.
Tenders of @ 900 barrels were put out,
the same r,urysouiiug many short No
Vrmhor contracts Prime crude $50 -
as -0 prime summer yellow spot ''o'
December go. March 1000 May lu--'
au bid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
Latest Market News
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
By Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Foregn cN.
changes steady Great Britain, demand
S449. cables $3.50. G0-day bills on banks
447N: France. demand 714ia. cables
7I5ia. Italy, demand as. cables i.1s'3;
Belgium. demand G.G3, cables 6.GS ~;
Germany. demand OF Is. cables OF 7-lG;
Holland. demand 80 80. cables 3sIli
Norway. demand 1924. Sweden. demand
26S4 Denmark. cmand 2o22, Switzer'
hand. demand 1850. Spain, demand
1855. Greece, demand 1852; Poland. de-.
maud .o0A. Czrcho Sloyakn demand
.317is; Argentine. demand 1910, Brazil,
demand 1850. Montreal 100
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
COTTON IS DRAGGY
IN LATE SESSIONS
BY Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2j.-Moder.
ately strong upturns occurred In the
.nrly trading iu cotton. bat during tho
remainder of the session the tendency
was To- gradually sag under LIQUIDATION.
This letting go hy longs appeared to
be- FASTENED hy the circulation Of no.
tic,s calling for the tender Of GOO
bales against December contracts: also
spot interests claimed that tho circula.
tion Of these notices was not significant
and that anything and everything ten.
dercd against December viii be- cared
for. The general opinion was that those
taken up In December position We're
not adverse 90 seeing liquidation ~ tho
floating long interest in December has.
tened and allowed the notices 10 cir.
culate tor that one effect.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
Wichita Livestock.



WICHITA Rams. Nov. 25-Hogs:
Receipts 500. market 2oc higher, top
$40. bulk s. 55Hft5, top cut outs
$3.50.
cattle, Receipts iuo including 100
calves; market for week. most butcher
grades Toe 90 Boo lower good quality
scarce. canncrs ana cutters steady, veal
calves 81 lower other grades and
CLASSES generally stRdy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
I,nnsns 81, Cniilr

coipis 1000 FOR week. better grades beet
steers steady 90 strong top Suoo;
lower grade steers wo1k; short fed
yearlings and better COWS poe 90 500
lower. Gamers and cutters steady 10
strong yoals around Si.oo lower. stock
crs and feeders steady % 25o lower.
Hogs, Receipts 1000 market active;
top S7gj. mediums $7.65G175; heavios
S7.SOm1g bulk OF siles S1TuH795i
hacking suws $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
PRODUCE

CHICAGO Nov 2a.-Buitrr higher
creamery extras ,3c.
Eggs steady, receipts 3,'bl eases
frsts i5Hi1iac.
Poultry. auy, higher fowls l2HlS'sc;
springs lNc, ROSTERS l2c, turkeys 3'c'
geese lSD.
Potatoes steady. Wisconsin bulk
round whites gucHSl Oo cWt; ditto
sacked S5Hs5r cwt; Minnesota sacked
round whites NOHgoc cwt. Minnesota
sacked Rcd River Ohios No. Soc"
Sl.O5 cwt., North Dalo sacked round
whites S5MgOc tWt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK Nov. 2j.-Cotton goods
markets were stead ytoday with the de-
m1ud light Yarns were nrm. Local
wool markets were very firm with q
tendency tu advance reported Boo some
division Raw silk was less firm. SILK
goods continued to sell steadily. Juh'
beers reported more active business
ION uuIlN hnlLN,IIes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26

EAST ST. LOUIS. m. Soy. 25.--
Cattle Receipts $50, market steady;
top steers sll.1a, bulk Tor week. steers
So 55Hs2j; light yparlugs $500 $50:
cows $375H5.0O. Gamers $4,000 2.15;
bologna bulls $3.75H425.
Hogs Receipts $500. market active;
top butchers $50. lights up 20 N25;
heaVics >>.uoHNlU. mediums $1,000
.N.25. pigs SN25uN.5o. packer sows 500.
Sheep; Receipts l5O, market steady
closing top, lambs $1,000. lat ewes
$50. wool lambs $l3oo@li.oo. clipped
hmh- 1c-UHl3 ou. fat urht ewes S. 10
Q6.15. hcavics $4O0ni25.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
COFFEE.

NEW YuBK. Nov 2i.-Thcrc was ("
renewal OF covering hy near month
shorts in the market for coffee futures
here this morning for transferring To-
later deliveries owing 90 the prompt
st.uius of the few notices yesterday
and nrmucss 90 Rio coff,c- in th" spot
market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
Omaha IiycStocl,.


h1 NA''hl'u ifHH
OMAHA. N.b. Nov. 2i-IlogH Esti.
mated receipts TODAY 5000 market ac.
tive. TO Co. 90 cents higher. bulk or
sales $7OoU7G5. top S11i. heavy
weight S735nT.75. medium weight
g. .40H7.75, light weight S72507.7O;
heavy packing sows S675H715. rough
hacking Slows SG.CsWCN5. pigs S65ON
$50.
cattle. Estimated receipts today 400.
Market compared with week. ago. beet
steers generally steady, She stock
steady. Spots, stronger ON anucrA
Bulls strong N,als Soc Co $3.50 lower.
Stockcrs and feeders generally steady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26

NEw ORLEANS. Nov. 25.-Cotton
closed steady 40 90 net advance OF 10
IA poiutg o..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
Gasoline Will Be
Made From Gas at
Masterson 4 Well

Nauua,'ur, ,f gasoline. or rather
condensation pl msoliur from natural
r1s win start th.. week. 100 tno Master
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
LONDON MONEY

" NfH3sIlaIfH -
LONDON. Nuv - BAR silver 1es
ned I-r ounc, Money ~ per cent.
Discount rates short and , months bills
.tH2. per cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
GRAIN Lower DUE
TO LACK OF BUYING
Associated Pres,

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-I.iquidation was
was on the grain markets 10 some ~.
t,nt today and with back Of aggres.
siye support prices declined readily to a
new low Tor the week At the finish
wheat showed q net loss Of iisc 20 2At,
Win NAV SilsL 10 Sll5l and July
q 067. ~ Sl.o7. Corn was OF iNc 10
i&c and oats were sc To- nc down"
tut provisions varied from unchanged
o. l5c higher.
nh 90. Tf.oa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-26
Cotton Tables.

NEW YORK Nov. 25-cotlOn closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-17

,l,r hnrI, 10 nrrnrRneh h"f"r" 'hs nGnits
go, ,,,IurIny nfi"ru""n. Hhl''h nv" 49,
,.,,, hath nr,rrrrd by H,nto f"I'c" h"f'
Il,t,r and ThorunH Il"Iffl'h'