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Evening star., 1922-12-29
WOOL MARKET FIRM.

BOSTON, Mass. December 29 (Spe-
ciaD.-Dealings on the wool market
today were largely of a filling-in
rharacter in anticipation of the holi-
day. Prices. however. were firm. with
haif-blood y and the quarter-blood
higher than a week ago. Mills ap-
are waiting for a lead from
the American Woolen Company in an
bouncing heavyweight prices for 1923.
and the raw wool market is not e--
pected to brisken up materially until
sf,ch announcements are made
Evening star., 1922-12-29
RIG PAVING PROGRAM.

ST. Paul municipal authorities are
preparing to seek state legislation
which will provide funds for a $7.000.-
500 paving program in 1923. A $780,
900 addition to the municipal audi
torium also is planned. The projected
tax of 1 cent gallon on gasoline is
counted on to provide. 100000 an
nually for road work.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
Auto Makers Amazed
BY Years Huge Profits
s,erialnisnstch to The star.

Special DlsphtcH 70 TIC SFHr'
DETROIT. December 29.-Probably
no one is more surprised at the profits
1922 has yielded in the automotive
Industry than automobile manufac-
turers themselves.
Few we're so optimistic last year as
N nredict that 1922 would exceed the
1920 sales record. When the foreign
business Of the Ford and General
Motors Companies is included the to-
tai output for the year probably VIII
reach 100000 cars and trucks. which
compares with l.150,0eO in ls2l and
2.3s0.0O0 in 1920
The Ford Company accounted for
approximately so per cent OF the
number of cars sold. In 1921 the Ford
Company made about so per cent OF
the cars sold and accounted for 50
per cent in 1920.
Copyright, 1922,
Evening star., 1922-12-29
HUGE BUILDING PLANS.

CHICAGO, December % (Special).-
The market for building materials is
strong, and while there Is a slight
lull in construction, there still Is a
great amount of winter building 60
ing on. and dealers are drawing on
reserve stocks. Inquiries indicate an
carly and active spring business. Chi
cago building permits for the year
will aggregate s215.000.o00. as COM
pared with $4,000, 900 in 1921
Evening star., 1922-12-29
SULPHUR FIRM FORMED.

The Sulphur Export Corporation.
New York city. has been organized
under the export trade act. and has
filed a statement to that effect with
the Federal Trade Commission. The
nurpose of the new. export association
is to engage in the export Of crude
sulphur from the United States to
foreign countries.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
HEAVY STOCK INCREASE.

DOVER. Del, December ga GER
tificate Of increase of capital stock
was filed at the state department
Yesterday by the United States Cor
poration Company Tor the Cities Serv-
its common stock from 100000, 900 to
500, 100000, the par value being 500
a share.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
NEWsPR1NT OUTPUT JUMPS.

November Production of newsprint
in this country amounted to 127.sss
tons. compared with 1o4,6O4 tons a
year ago and 122.sss tons in Novem-
ber, 1920, according to Federal Trade
Commission figures. Mill shipments S
last November amounted to 128.077
tons. compared with 104.492 tons in
1921 and 125.323 tons IN 1920. Total
eleven months production this year
to November 80 amounted to 1,32s.-
2s4 tons, against 1.117.35s for the
same period Of 1921 and 1,3S7,111 tons
in 1920.
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WOOL DEMAND sLUMPs.
Inventory Delays Purchasing OF
New Stocks.

BOSTON. December 2e.-The Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow:
The demand for wool has been
slightly less this week, manufacturers
being more concerned with inven-
tories than the purchasing of new
stock. although dealers have had op-
portunities to sell at prices which
they would not consider. What busi-
ness has been done has been at prices
which showed no real weakness in
the market. The reports from the
goods markets also indicate a healty
condition Of business, although cur
rent sales have been meager''
Evening star., 1922-12-29
ToMoRRQW's
STAR

Will contain splend did
financial reviews of the big
events in 1922 on the New
York Stock Exchange, in
the Bond Market and on
the Curb Market. These
complete and interesting
summaries were written by
experts and have vital
bearing on the probable
1923 trend.
Babson's comprehensive
weekly letter on business
conditions will also appear
and is of special value, as
the noted statistician makes
some important 1923 pre-
dictions and gives the rea-
sons for his beliefs.
All other news in the
world of finance will be
covered as usual in addition
to these special features.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
SILK MARKET HIGHER.

NEW YORK, December 20 Especially.
Trading in the cotton cloths mar
ket was inclined to taper off with
the approach of the holiday, as few
dealers wished to make commitments
over New Year! Prices. however, were
very firm. The raw silk market was
higher and fairly active. and a SIM
liar tendency was apparent IN Yc-
kehanHa. where $500 to 1000 bales
Were sold
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WOULD BUY RAILROAD.
e. rouis-San Francisco Seeks Ap.
proyal of I. C. c.

The St. Louis-San Francisco railroad
sought approval from the Interstate
Commence Commission today for its
man to purchase the International
Eraa+ Northern railroad. in Texas
aco,,irement of the International sys-
tenn would give the Frisco outlets to
tha C;ulf of Mexico. and entrances TO
W. cities of Houston, Galveston and
San Antonio Under the plan. the en-
tire stock issue of $4,000 shares Of the
International company would be &C
n,,ired at a price Of $3.50 per share.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
STOCK INCREASE VOTED.

SPARTANBURG, S. c., December %.
of Clifton Manufac-
turing Company. at a meeting today,
indorsed the recommendation of the
board of directors to declare a stock
dividend of 25 per cent and a cash
semi-annual dividend of per cent.
This action will increase the capital
stock of the mills from S2.o00.0 900 to
$2,5OO,O0
Evening star., 1922-12-29
NEW STEEL SECRETARY.

NEW YORK. December 2s.-E. A.
s. Clarke, former president Of the
Lackawanna Steel Corporation and
the Consolidated Steel Corporation,
has been elected secretary of the
American Iron and Steel Institute, 1t
was announced here by President E.
H Gary. Mr.. Clarke Is also q director
Of the institute.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
NEW FORD COAL RUM0Rs.

NEW YORK. December 20 Especially
When Henry Ford asked the De-
roit Chamber Of Commerce to give
him the names of all coal operators
Il the Pittsburgh district there was
- revival of rumors in financial cir.
,aes here that he coptemp1ates pur-
chase of f,bituminous coal properties in
that locality. 80
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SHIP PLANT CHANGES HANDS

!, SAVANNAH. Ga. December 20
The plant of the Terry shipbuildins
Corporation at Port Wentworth yes
terday passed from the hands OF the
shin constructing concern to the Geor.
ria wool Stock Company and the
american Mills International Com
many both Of Atlanta. The details Of
the sale were completed in Washing
ton. The plant is understood to have
been. sold Tor s$5n6, ,0Q0.. -,--,...-.:, 49,,
Evening star., 1922-12-29
RAW SUGAR MARKET,

NEW YORK. December 2s.-The raw
sugar market was dull early today
with spot Cubas quoted at 3H, cost
and freight, equal to 5.65 for centrifu-
gal. There was only quiet trade In
raw. sugar futures, but the tone was
firm and prices were one to two points
net higher on light buying TOR trade
account.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
BAR SILVER PRICES.

LONDON. December 29.-Bar silver.
:3A pence per ounce. Money, III
per cent Discount rates, short and
isree months. 21ea2 916 per cent.
NEW YORK, December 29.-ForeiEn
bar silver. 64H: Mexican dollars, ~.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
RUYS SYRACUSE PLANT.

NEW YORK, December 29.-Pierre
q. du Pont, president Of General
Motors. announces that the corpora
tion has acquired all outstanding
stock. of the Brown-Lip Chaplin Com
pany Of Syracuse. y, -.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
DISCOUNT RATES RAISED.

BOMBAY, December 29.-The Bank
Of Bombay and the Bank of Bengal
(Calcutta) today raised their discount
rates from s to per cent.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
Smer Bank Note Co., O.. 81. Feb. ! Feb. 1s
q. L. X. Co. of y. ]. q. &c. Jan. Jan. is
Eastman Kodak Co, extra, 81 Jan. 81 Mch.
Falcon Steel Co., q. 1Fo....... - Jan. l
Falcon Steel Co, q, pf. 1870. Jan I
H. Cent a. 1STc. Feb. Mch.
ILL., Cent s-a go pf.....Feb. 2 Mch.
Northern States Pow Co., go Dec. 80 Feb.
North ST Pow Co, 1ai ca, pf. Dec. 80 Jan. 20
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co.
a. pf. 20 2ce.................J Jan Jan. 15
Phil Insulated Wire Go ex, soc Jan. 10 Feb. !
s.a. ST. 40 Jan Is Feb 1
Truscan Steel. 1870 stock. Dec. % Jan. Is
r. Can Co. q, SOC. ......... Dec. 81 Jan. Is
q S Can Co, q. 1870 pf...... Dec. 81 Jan. Is
Evening star., 1922-12-29

= HouRLY SALES OF STOCKS.
II am. A.. go 500 12m. .lA 800
lp.m..... Ssl ~ ,2p.m:.... .s7u no
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RADIO
SPECIAL NOTICES
MEDIC

I|cdiata relef Of epilepsy positively
',orpIge all setzures, from .ttTsC,,iis, tTst dsys
drawer B-be2 lander Wyo4 4----.
FNIRNONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Tor confinement: private; prices reason
nh'c. may work for board banles Anopt
Cd write for booklet. Mfs' l. D. sn.ss
4oil o. Twenty seventh ST. hd"S''
WEST MAIN MATERNITY. SAN!TARIuM,
4 home f0r the care and prntec'lon OF
young women rates reasnnao'e ,e5,rei
director. i547 W. Main. OKLAHOMA Sty.
Automobiles
AUToMOBI FOR SALE IL
4 PEERLESS speedster, in good eondi-
ton: real estate or payments cousueFeo'
,5-tPdITS. ron TIsH-ChevToIet 900
tourirr. new top. now paint, good condi-
ton. license paid; 5000 cash. Can Usage
tl.s-L.
pt'ICK six. 1922, 5-passenger, perfect CON
dition. only GO days old run less a, nhsn
1000 miles. owner leaving city, must
sell at once. 200 z. Second
CADILLAC roadster. 81 model; in excel
lent condition, must be ] 5eSm TO 90 oe tes
prcciatcd, terms Roth Brown 'o'' we
: Peoria. cedar tss.
CADILLAC touring, model IS, new PAM
and GOOD tires: motor in eAcelisnt con
dition; terms Roth-Bro"n CO. fo' o.
Peoria Cedar =. = ~ . F, , In Al shape.
glsnner. TaSTR $500. NV"
.,-,-I,ITiI77 81 model 1880. Ford deliv.
sry. go model, starter type, and several
others SouthwCstern Garage I'll ~
Main. OsaEe 35S -
;7t5I,yD1,TET 400 touring good tires disc
,,,bssis. vacuum tank. first.class condl-
ton: $500 cash. Call c. NJ Patterson
cedar 1898. --.----
;=,6ITT-NC car I-passenger. fully
eguipped; an new cord tires Tnst Tlit,h s.h
at once. Ca'l Cedar loI or 10 - Az ~
st. after p M OF al Gay Z.2Hi-H-2-------
,-, .uo-.-ror g,
cApILEHS HoTt repalr % and service. can osase 1857
i32s y. sixth
DODGE ROADSTER in fine eondlu3In
GOOD tires, S75 cash, balance monthly
ROTH BROWN co.
Cedar ass Los ;. Peoria.
---------
nr,eANr. 4-cylinder. 5-passenger. driven
n,v balance. will sell at a bargain see
INT. :o7 $. Detroit
RON sIT-F;--Ford roadster; good con.
u"SSIs S Detroit.
=,-,-,., r-,,Li,n touring car; cheap
Foh SAIL bsags eio7.
toI S"s..' -.-.,-r--~ tourIng cav
FOR sALE-I I've pn,Ssr, 500 cash. 800
RFi,,S' $, Usage 1895.
-, -, -, ,,,,rtng II model {:
ron HSiLon ,sE down. balance easy. 1910
Fl mia
,-,,,,-s,,i r--vso iItnsy bus. Ready to
N ,,n. Vim sell cheap. Usage 1853.
15St, sArF-Fir-Six Studesaker roadster.
i7oE s 81. Louis.
RON gaIE-i9.O Ford touring car, extra
rNod condition 1905 $. ST. Louis.
-, e,IIIoeO DodEe roadster; good
! cnDsi,Ion1 new battery. Usage sos.
,,,,u,D poADsTER with ANAL delivery
~ IN good condition; good rubber
Tor sale cheap. 1875 y. Main. Hottnan
Hotel inquire for @. w. snyoeI, =
class mechanical condition, real bar
gain. For demonstrstion come 10 i'0H
Z, sixth 81, sunday ohly. ohly.-------------
FOR sALE--wlnton SIX nrst.eless o2n.
dition; motor oEerhaGeH. suou 49, 49,
bargain Tor cash, Sos '"S'Ss 81 W Sac.
SrSS'lon i"o"o
o,,'' - ,s,,, IIrss
foF NALE-L'.' Ne ,nsS cgns,gs 7oaI
engine waIHsl oNeI- s.-.< >-s- : =
.,r. ,.opDs vopns
FoHpS--i Uf'
" n,,. so,,s s,,rs.good values IN road
s,srs cSupas sedans and trucks.
LIBERAL. TERMS
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IBristOM District

The Wilcox Oh Il Gas Co. No. .
HariO In the southwest OF 35-16-s. la
making roo barrels from the s.Os2 10
3,099 foot sand.
Joe Abraham has duster at
2,i72 feet In 40. Brady in the. CEN
ter of the east line OF the southeast
Of the.southeast OF 8t-l6-9.
r, B. Slick test IN the southeast of
the northwest OF the southwest OF
i4-IG-9. Is making so barrels per
hour from the butcher sand
The Atlantic Petroleum corpora.
ton No ) Harry farm in the north.
west OF the southeast OF the south
west NJ 22-l6-9. is making SO bar
rcls per hour.
The Twin Statcs OH company has
n 10000. .0OO-foot gas well I'm No.
northwest of the southeast OF %
l6-9
Tho waite Phillips copany No. 3
Micco In the southeast OF the north
cast " the southwest uf 23-l6-9. Is
estimated at 965 barrels. The Brad
street OIL a Gas co. No I Emarthla
In the southwest Of the southea 1T
of 2S-l6-9, is flowing 40 barrels per
hour.
Kervin and associates test on the
wilson farm la the southeast OF the
southwest OF the southeast OF go
l6-g. is good for 2iO barrels
Burk- -iioffield No. Edwards
farm In the northeast OF the SOUTH
west OF the northwest OF 33-l6-9,
is 10000, 0,000-foot gas well. No. (
came farm is making $4,000, 900
feet OF gas,
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SHORT COVERING
RALLIES WHEAT
Market Displays Firm
Undertone for Greater
Part Of Session

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'''''"''' '"'y I'.. '""I' cover
Dog toward rho finish caused y litlo
rally In whrnt today Io f,ri. the
,.,,g,, dI.,.l..,,., d.. ,,,,, .,,,.t,,,on.
''''' "''''' '"'''
I'f ih' Rf'1''r part OF ihe snort
a'41.pu At tho finish wheat was
f.ub,r tIIi 4t,1.l and bc,c,p.
800,
''' f'.'' ~ - cor" "''''IH'u
unchanged 20 l-2c hlghrr. with Sep
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LEGAL

defsITned untii ~ O'clock noon Of the an
duy N August ls22 Tor the erection of
the frar Fory Of west extension 70 Indian
Cuuastury McAlester Okla.
Plans may be seen at the office ~ the
undersigned HuI at the office Of Thomp-
son 4 uardng. Architects 500 southern
Trust Building Little ROCK ArkansAf.
and may be obtained On application.
Separate BIDS VIII he received on plumb
Ing. heating and electric wiring.
Az bids shall be on forms furnished by
the architects shall be addressed 10 W j.
Kindrick secretary McAloster. okla,
and shall be accompanied with certified
check IN the sum Of five hundred dulla's
f5Ou.O0i drawn on y solvent banking IN.
Htitutlon within the state ~ Oklahoma and
conditioned that the bidder will n con.
tract be awarded him. within fifteen days
thereafter. furnish approved bona as re-.
qulrod by the specifications audeenter into
contract for said work as per the terms
Of tho specifications.
Failure 20 DO 30 viii operate 10 forfeit
the check Co the owner
Done by order OF the Hundins Commit.
zee.
w KiNDR1CK
secretary.
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Metal Market

NEW YORK. July 15.--The steel
market Is no q very firm position
with prices well maintained and In
some cases slightly higher. The de-
maud continues active but both buy
ors and snllrrs are nervous over the
question of delivery I'm connection
with the coal and vail strikes Pig
iron b. Quieier for forward shipment
1s buyers anticipate lower prices
Whru labor conditions are settled. In
copper the improved tone recently
noted has been maintained, hut do
mestir demand has not improved
although export business has been
more active, This has led 90 an ad-
vance iu tho prices quoted by the
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copper export association 10 about
ii25 cents for eiectrolytic, c. T. Z.
Hamburg. As there is little resale
metal offering, producers are hold
ing well up 20 the 1t-ccnt basis AZ
New York. Prices for finished copper
ana brass products have reflected
the flrmcr ruling OF unwrought
metal ana advances OF about is 10
IL cents have been reported.
THE is easier, due to n slow de-
uand and tho large June deliveries
and consumers, because OF coal and
rail strikes. are not inclined 10 book
FAR ahead. Iead is also easy on
account OF liberal offerings OF out
side lots.
Zinc strong and hold higher. ms &,
IL estimated that stocks are only
ufncien, for about twenty require
monis
Anthony quiet but eteady.
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members know Of the alumni re-
quest
Reverend Murray received his
bachelor Of arts degree from the
university in 1915 and then took
post graduate work I'm the Princeton
university theological seminary.
where he made fine record. his
scholarship being Of a high order.
He preached in the east and then
was called 20 the Presbyterian
church az Brlstow His church fur
n!shed more money TO the current
expenses fund OF the university last
year than any other I'm the state eX-
Hept the First Presbyterian church
Of Tulsa.
Mrs Murray is also university Of
Tulsa graduate. having received her
degree in 1915 as Miss Leila Rob-
ertson OF Hubert. Her family fur
nished Kendall college four grad
uates. waite. Alb. Duce Robertson
and herself. The youngest boy, Con-
rad, Is a graduate of the academy
and will be a junior at the university
next year.
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LuST--On road betwet@ Tulsa aud Ok
mulgee, BlNby Ball highway, d.. :
auto tire and rim 2SS5; return 10
Henry Kahn, $50 5. Seminole, Okmui-
gee. for reward
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ODD Fellows Hail. Il2ls south Boulder
AURORA LODGE, NO. SO. /, o. o. II
Meets every Wednesday evening. 1880 D.
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REV. MURRAY CHOSEN
Kendall Alumni Requests Synod OF
Oklahoma TO Appoint Him One Of
Tulsa University Trustees.

Rev Thomas Murray of Bristov
viii become tho first official repre-
sentative Of the alumni Of Henry
Kendall college upon the board Of
trustees of the iusi'ution II the
synod ~ oklahoma. governing body
~ the Presbyterian church In the
state. accepts at its flll convention a
request from the alumni body that
o graduate uf the school be added
10 the board each year for a period
of four years. beginning in 1922. and
that ih" first trustee so named be
Reverend Murray. 40 prophecy as
hazardod. as not an the syuOd's
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FoRps-FoRDs-FoRDs

We have some sStrs-good values In road
stars coupes Eadans and trucks.
LIBERAL TERMS
FORD CAR EXCHANGE
Sl3 Y. second st Usage oVVs
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ENNNNH IIIN- July -"-T0f'T0"lI0-
cylylr 900 For wrek. Uotier grades beef
steers mostly ituaac higher low prlcau
rrtHH Texas up mare, other grades gen.
orally steady 60 .tc lower top 90 &c.
fnt SHE stock steady 10 glc higher year
IluE heifors 81 bOt cauuers and cutters
steady. bulls mostly Boo higher calves
Hiotdy TO weak. stuok'rB. feeders aud
stock COWS and hoIf'rs strong TO zoo
higher
Uors Receipts 500. fairly active u
trlucrH and uuckorH steady TO zoe higher
han yrHf"rdHy.s average, bulls good and
choice goo 90 $50 puuuirfs. fiU 90, low
good nEut 1000. bulk ~ sale. tg.5Off
1000. packing sows mostly $500. steady
mo- stock PIGS.
sboep. itsccipt. b0o Tor week lamb.
steady. natives flb.Th. mature class gen
orally tc higher lirht 400
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MIDAS LODGE. NO. sol, /. O. o. f. meets
every Tuesday evening. West Tulsa.
Y. J, SLlNKARD. Secretary
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MOGUl SHARES
FEATURE MART
Movement Of Few Leaders
Relieve Monotony Of
Market

NEW YORK. Juy iO.--Tho mo-
nutoly OF tod4ys short and perfume
tory session uf The stock market
was relieved bv tho divergent move.
men,s Of few leaders In the equip.
mout ana Oh divisions
Extreme advances Of one 20 rive
points were made hy Baldwin. Amer
lean aud Lima Locomotives, Hre"cd
steel tiI Railway steel SPRING.
Pulmau. Sow YORK Airbrlkc hud a
few affiliated issues. while domestic
oIlsnud several OF tho Mexican group
were under constant selling pressure.
Weakness OF oils followed HdtiCrt
from MId-Contiu,ut atd Pacific
coast points announcing decreases In
crude products ou account ~ over.
productions The oils seemed e7po-
,ially vulnerable.
trading lu rails was nominal aud
without material changes, HaV" lu
fryrral u the ufaur lsaups American
wooden. international Paper. Corn
Products Bc'chuut Packing Sc0--
Roebuck and American SWcluuB
contributed yHruufly to ~" mar.
kets constructive eide, tut ilual
prices were mixed. Sales amounted
10 800 600 shares.
most Instances rising 20 the weeks
highest levels Domhtd sterling got
above Sl44, allied r,atcs gained I
10 10 points and the German mark
also rallied. though not 10 itS recent
best.
Today's short bond market session
WAS devoid of especial features, deal
ings being at low cbb, with a steady
10 firm undcrtone.
Liberties held much OF yesterday 81
general advance and changes nmong
rails, lndustrials ana utilitiee were
narrow. though mainly towards high-
er levels The only issue In the do
mesiic and foreign groups TO show
marked strength was u. s. stool o.
which rose over point. A reaction
OF, point In Consolidated Gas n,
probably represented profit taking
sales Total sales, par value. ngsrc-
gated l9,G3i 900.
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RCggs E1cld.

The Tcxolean oil company hs $
100000 feet OF gas In sand found
from i,S2S TO 1857 feet. I'm the
Hogan farm test In tho southeast OF
the northwest OF l4-l5-l2.
The Barbara OIL company No. l3
Soak In the center OF the southeast
OF tho southeast Of sl-l4-i2. is dry
and abandoned At 2,436 feet.
Becker g Hutchinson have 6.aGG, e
0Oh feet of gas Rt feet I'm the 2.OS4-
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LOST-Pl Phi arrow With diamond. IN
Haliburton's flttinE room, person finding
same call name on back at Ossgs sAOI.
Liberal reward
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ClIICAOO, JuIy lb---nuitcr stcndy1
standards 81,
EErs- Receipts tG.i9l cases tlrsts II y
az We miscellaneous y H22c
Poultry Steady, fowls 81 ne. broilerH ~
Q SOC, ruustyrH llC.
rutat0cs.-W weak on sacks, dun on bar
rciE, sa cars, total 4. y shipments S2g
carHi eastern shore Nlrglnih barrel cob
hlers fOulf4 80, Kansas cohb'ers sfeO lp
7a,. mostly around t2lO. Msneso'h
sacked carly phius no sales. buyers Of
fgriuE tl.tJIl.s5 cwt
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LOST-A mare. bay color. weight around
300 pounds. has lines on n, also sore
on back. Return 500 5. Nanthus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

OKLAHOMA CITY, july lb.-Csttle-
Receipts $500 Tor week best steers
mostly Ioulbc lower. others 25utoc
lower top corn frd yearlnEs t9.75. best
ErasHers fTo0Us aO. bulk Erassers s. 90 a.
hrlfars $3.50, bulk grass She stuff t375-
u $50. vnuunrS and cutters t2.OO q 90.
calves strong, weeks top 3 SO stockers
and feeders mostly tl5 % 25c higher for
week.
uoTs-R Receipts I. 500. For week, steady,
top $3.50, stockvra }N.5oV9.00.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

The Ross Petroleum corporation
30. | Dllleavcr In the southeast Of
the northwest NJ the southeast OF
l4.12-12 IL making 100000 feet
of gas
". B. Pine No Jacobs IN the
southeast " the southeast Of 33-i2-
70 In a 3OO-barrel well
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Slick Field

Jackson & Wise have a 40-barrel
well after shot in No. Robbins
in tho southwest OF the northwest
OF the southwest Of IO-l5-IO.
The KaWfeld OIL company No. :
Longtcllow in the northwest OF g.
1910, Is making 35 barrels after a
shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

NEW YORK, july Ia.- Foreign eN
change Nrm
Great Britain. Demand ii4L, cable
Z lli-. 90 dry bile or hankT itg..
Franc. Demand fNgt cables SNaTh.
Italy Demini asa cables iEI4
German. Demand 30 y, Usb,6s san