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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. A lower
liverpool than due cut the cotton
marker down on the opening today
and the decline persisted until prices
were ~ TO 40 points under the close
OF yesterday Around the middle
OF the morning the market took on
a much better feeling. mainly on
snort covering and in the afternoon
u rose strongly on spot accounts and
reports from New England 10
brokerage offices here that one of
the the largest mill concerns in that
section had cut wages 20 per cent
ana increased the number OF work q
ing hours per week and that 2b
other New England mills had also
announced wage cuts and longer
running time. Heavier buying re-
suited and prices were sent to levels
unchanged TO points up, compared
with the close OF yesterday, March
rising to 1870 as compared with
lo.S2c as the low of the morning.
On the close prices were . To 7
points net lower on the day. March
closing at 15.72c.
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TRADING ACTIVE
ON STOCK MARKET
Operations Run Largely
to Groups; Tone Is
Fairly Strong

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--Trsding on
thp stock exchange today was moro
(sctIve and varied than at any pre-
vious period OF the week. The tone
was firm to strong throughout but
oparations again ran largely to
groups Of closely held specialtles.
Shares which for years figured
promit entity I'm the general. notably
high grade dividend paying trans
portation and Industries, fluctuated
narrowly and we're relegated to
compa parative obscurity.
Rails had n brief upward squirt
during the midsessiOn but the de-
maud fell off In the profit taking
OF thg final hour. Conspicuous fea-
lures a, gross gains of 2 TO over 10
,points included oils. secondary steels
and equipments. feathers, tobaccos,
chemicals and several OF the inact-
i've textiles. There also was a
sprinkIing OF higher prices among
food specialties. shipping, metals
and local fractions.
Sales amounted to 765,00O shares
Although the demand for call
money was light. the opening rate
OF IL per cent on the stock ex-
uHaHge held until shortly before the
close when private offerings caused
a drop to 8 per cent. There wac
little lime for time funds, but s
per cent rate prevailed for all nc
commodations except high grade
mercantile paper.
Foreign exchanges were unusual
ly confusing. aside from the Lon
don rate. which attained the new
high of S429 IA for demand bills,
the Paris rnte eascd slightly.
strength of sterling exchange was
lreflected In the higher prices for
British bonds. especially United
Kingdom and Canadian external
loans. Liberty bonds were firm but
the feature OF the domestic group
was the activity and higher range
of Ibcal fractions. based on their inn
proved financial condition. Total
sales. par value. aggregated sl4,-
1900.
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Wire Flashes

BOSTON Feb. Wage cuts we're al
most simultaneously announced today In
many New England ccuters Of the textile
Industry Most Of the reductions were 20
per cent
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Standard oil Of Indiana cats wages
Of common laborers In Rocky Noun
lain region from 90 cents To 90 cents
an hour.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--Cotton.--Si
steady; middling iI720.
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RESIDENCE WILL
HOUSE IA GIRLS
Y.W.C.A. to Turn House
Next Door Into Very
Good Uses

An addition TO the residence
facilities OF the Y. w c. A. will be
made shortly by opening house
directly south OF the association
building at 6ii South Cheyenne. II
was announced yesterday by Edna
Pyle, general secretary The house.
which has been association properly
for over u year and has bocn rented
has nov been taken over by the
association and ~ being repainted
repapered aud generally renovated
pre- paratory 20 furnishing 10 newly
throughout Tor use by a group OF
young women.
Tho residence. with 10 nicely fur
nishcd bedrooms. reception hail aud
living room downstairs and small
sitting room upstairs, sleeping porch
and "A kitchenct and breakfast
room whore the girls can ~ they
wish prepare llght breakfasts. will
be ready for occupancy within two
weeks. II will house ~ girls aud
there will he no restriction az 10
salary az there Ia In the present rcsi-
dence section, from which women
receiving more than stipulated
amount Of wage are excluded. only
women expecting to establish com
parativcly permanent quarters will
be admitted 10 tho new home an
transients will be assigned to tho
residence section in the Y. w. build
ing A house mother win he In
charge and viii make every effort
10 lend a homelike air to the dwell
ing n feat much easior OF Nccom-
pllshment In a home than large
structure like the y W. building
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oil Country Goo,Is.

rho latest decline In Pcnnsy lvania
crude oil prices seems To havo dis
coutaged oil operators - this gem.
eral territory from exhibiting muca
activity in the tubular goods market.
From tho southwest comes a mod
crate demand. but on the whole. oil
country goods are very quiet an1
prices are only moderately wcll
maintained. standard steel pipe
distribution Is on moderate scale
but probably as good as could be-
expected at this time of the year
considering general conditions
Prices are maintained. and there II
strong market. Boiler tubes are
averaging an operation In the neigh
borhood OF 80 per cent. slightly less
than last month. Operations are
chiefly sustained by filling old No
vember and December orders for
line pipe and casing New York
Timca
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sive oil operator In the Hcnryetta
district has purchased half inter-
est ut MOffctt n Gathlng leases.
rumor saying that the investment
involved more than 100000. and
v understood to mean much develop.
mcnt IN the proven acreage owned
by Moffctt a Gaining.
The Aztec on comany IL laying "a
H-inch vacuum line from their cas-
lnghcad plant 10 the Dcancr lines In
the Quinn pool. and are also doubling
the capacity Of their gasoline plant
Tho Eagle -pk'her company has
madc four new locations ir 3i-t2-t2,
all for deep sand test, tFelr No I
In southwest OF 3t-l2-t2 having
made flows iu 2.7O6-foot sand
The Aztec ON company Is laying q
a-inch pipe from their caainHhcnd
plant In tho northwest " 6.tt-12, to
Hcnryetta station FOR loading into
tank cars
North baltimore wells In t3-i2-l
are still holding up and flowing het-
ter than SOC barrels per day In sand
at 2,Gi0 feet being only one and half
foot IN sand. This well which Is nine
miles northwest ~ tlenryctta gives
great promise Of some good territory.
The Wood bll company has two
locations northwest ~ Hanna In
township and range 10.
Lewis Bartlcs has taken over the
Keys properties, and VIII deepen this
abandoned we'll IN g.lO.li
The u. :. Smelter company IL lay
ing a 6-inch gas pipeline from Schul-
ter 10 their zine smcltcr plant In
Henryetta.
The Joscy OH company has a 500
barrel natural producer one foot In
and In 2i-ii-ll
The National supply company has
extended their recently acquired
trAokagc t1 a ten year contract. the
same eNtension is being sought op
their salcsruom
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CHICAGO, Fob. 2.--Cattle-- -Recelpt. II. o.
wv peer steers slow, early sales mostly
steady TO strong, quality plain early top
Ss99i bulk beci steers, SG.75a7.75, she
stock and calves steady to strong; bulls
dull' about steady; stockers and feeders
steady.
Hogs-- Receipts $1,000; active. 10 10 20
top 1880. bulk fB.s5agtB; pirs strong 10
cents higher bulk ss.Oou9ii. few
Shcep-Receipts ~ 1000: opening slow
steady to strong fat lamb top early si4;
some held higher, good rs round clippers
VIZ 20 no sheep or feeder lambs sold
early.
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IRISH DEADLOCK DEVELOPS
Severe Obstacles Found In Way oi
Agreement Between Opposing
Factions

Dublin. Feb. 2.--Following the
conference of Michael Collins, min .
lister OF finance in the Irish provi-
sional government, and Sir James
Craig. premier OF the Unlonist gov
ernment to Ulster, II was announced
this afternoon that n serious dead =
lock had developed. II was hoped,
however, the differences could bo
cleared away.
Inability of Sir James to control
the Ulster extremists put severe OBJ
stacles In the way Of an agreement.
In authoritative quarters Of Duh
lin, IL was declared the chances for
an agreement between the north
and south had receded. but there
was still hope.
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ceip SEQ & s,eers bnTsly ne Gs'iSns sctiyS S,oi,,s
steady TO strong, spots higher. top f7g
other sales. $500 7.50: cows strong; bulk
low So. stockers aud feeders stead To-
strong; choice stockers S6.5Od6gO, good
feeders So nG.aO. other classes around
largely around $3.50. better grades veal
ers so0u 1890 most bulls si.0OGil25.
Hogs-Recetpts 5000 all lighter weights
ana desirable hogs up to gas pounds 10 q
lbc higher; others draFgy and barely
steady, best 100 to 100 Founders 1890 q
slo; bulk Of sales ssS5m9.00; top 1910:
packer top 5000. most throw out sows
te9Od 100, stock pigs steady TO 10 cents
higher: few up to ss9O
ShSep--Rccelpts 1000; sheep steady:
best withers $3.50: lambs 10 10 rs cents
higher; top Sl335; shorn t12.
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Wcwoka District.

Rhude and associates are drillini
at i.0b0 feet on No. / Seweli. ~
the northeast corner of 1893.
The Preferred OIL companys test
on the Rose Caroline farm In the
center OF the southeast OF the north
cast of l1.s-9. is shot down AT 1000
feet.
The Lewis clark Petroleum com
pany has rig up for test on the
Nacome farm IN the northwest cor
ner of the southwest Of tho north.
east Of 1918,
The Shawnee -Wewoka OIL com.
pany IL fishing at 1886 feet on No
Tuwnsite In the center Of the north
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.--Ths work Of
the armament conference were attacked
on the floor Of the house today by Rep
resentative Bourks Coohrane, democrat
OF New York.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Feb Ten
houses were totally destroyed by fire to-
day with an estimated loss Of $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

democratic leader In the eighteenth Iili-
nois congressional district. died suddenly
at his home here today.
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CANDIDATES ARE SHOWING UP
Several Appear ON the Field for
County Nominations.

Special 60 The World
TAHLEQUAH, Feb. l--Thrce cit
liens of this section have announced
themselves candidates for nomina-
tion for office in the coming pri.
mary election this year. VI. Is. Can
naway announces as n candidate
for the office OF county assessor on
the democratic ticket, while James
u. Quinn, junior, desires the county
treasurership on the same ticket.
Rufus u. Ross states that he is
a candidate for treasurer on the
republican ticket. Others from each
Tarty are expected to make an.
nouncement In the near future.
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TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. 2.--chartsr sp-
plcatlons approved by state charter
board include Harold Brown Manufac-
turing company, Dacona, Oklahoma,
tl1OO In Kansas
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In the Oil Fields
Sinclair Has Big Dan

The Sinclair Consolidated has %
1000 -bnrrcl wen in tile Usage IN the
southwest of 3G-21-5. M. for the
lease. II II one of the best well. In
the Burbank pool.
The same people completed 200
barrel well In the 100 foot sand on
the william Wlndicr farm ~ CARRIER
yesterday.
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Hctief shinnlng Delarn.l.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2, - The
shipping OF additional relief supplies
10 Russia will be delayed until the
soviet authorities are able 10 trans
port into the interior Of the country
foodstuffs already landed at Baltic
ports Secretary OF Commerce Hoov-
or announced thls afternoon The
American relief administration.
Hoover said, had been asked by the
soviet government 10 glow up ship
ments pending an Improvement In
transportation facilities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03
THE BRIDGEPORT
COMPANY

General Offices and Shops, Augusta. Es#s=s
tndtrrcsmcr Factory, Marietta, Ohio.
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The Canfield Refining companys
No. Cesar. in the northwest cor
ner OF the southwest OF the north
east OF 1916, IL shut down for
orders with a showing OF gas in the
$3.50 10 g.1s5-foot sand Same com
pany's No. 2 Knott. In the southwest
corner OF the northwest OF the
southeast OF 1876, Is fishing for
tools at 3.3s0 feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tion is drilling at 2.775 feet on No
2 knight In tho northwest corner ~
the southwest Of 20-i96
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Mum brothers are muddinK OF
1900 oOO fcet of Ras ln the .625-
foot sand, iu No. I at the center of
the east Inc OF the west half of the
Gust half of tho northeast OF 2s-
2O-12
The Glover oil company Ia shut
down after skiddiug the RIG for their
tcst iu the southwest of the north
west of tho southwest of the north
east of G-2I.l2.
Mayer ana associates are shut
down ~ 1000 foot with llght
showing of uu In so. ! Galhreath In
tho southwest corner ot the north
east of .2lp-i3.
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BACKS WATERWAYS Project

WARRINGTON. Feb. 2--Taking
issue with the contention that the
New York barge canal can be devel-
oped sufficiently to take care OF the
movement OF western farm products
TO the Atlantic senboard, Senator
Mckinley. republican or Illinois
urged IN the senate that the COM
pletiun Of the Great Lakcs-St. Law
renee waterway project is a national
necessity which would meet the
age-long desire OF n land locked
people to gain nearer and fTeer ac-
cess to the sea"
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo. Feb. a.
!. J. Walker, ~. was probably fatally
wounded from the discharge OF double
barreled shotgun In the hands OF Fred
Anderson. so, the culminatlon OF "a
long standing enmity between the two
men. early today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

The Shatfer on companys No. .
Duncan IN tho southwest of 30-ts-b
ls In the sand from S.20i to 3.22g
feet. and ls making goo barrels n
day.
Tho Halo & Cassidy No. ~ Cosh-
ran In the southwest quarter Of
30-ls-b, is In tho sand from 3,222
70 1850 feet, and is aood for ss0
barrels
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BRANCH STORES

Tulsa. Raw. ". worth, Hanger, Breck-
cnridgc, Rising star. ~ Dorado, Flor
cuce, South Bend. Texns.
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halr ot the southwest of the north
east of 1gaS-S
Diamond ana associates are shut
down az l02i feet on No. I Wash
lngton In the center Of the south
cast of 3G.g.a
". II. Smith and associates have
u rig up Tor No. Caroline In the
southeast corner ~ the northwest
of 93-7-1
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CHICAGO, Feb. T. -Hutter--U nchanRed.
Eggs-Higher3 receipts, s76s cases:
flrsts. '39c. ordinary firsts, 3saa5c: mis-
cellaneous, S7aSSc. refrigerator firsts. not
quotad
Poultry-Alive. unchanged.
Potatoes-steady; receipts, 20 cars; total
u. shipments 567 Wisconsin sacked
round whites sl.75mi.9S owt. Minnesota
sscked round whites tl.70Gi.ss cwt. (:
sacked round whites. S2.t5 cwt Colorado
sacked brown beauties seas ewt
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FORT WORTH. Texas. Feb. 2.--csttie
.-Re..eiP,s 600; beeves t3soRG.5o; stock
ings SS.50a675; calves 5000 100.
Hogs Receipts 2,50o; lights $500
sheep--Recetpts 200; lambs ts7bqii25,
wethers f5.75a7.6Oi ewes 1850 q 100.
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%. O. Davis is drilling At 500 feet
on No, I clark In tho southeast cor
ner Of the northeast OF 21-2I-G.
Flight and associates have q rig
up In the northeast corner Of 't-2t-
Z. IIusoy farm.
McNcwmcr n Wasson are plug.
ginE 10 abandon at 2.835 feet o. No
I sutton IN tho southwest corner "
the southeast OF 25-21-T.
The Tempicton oil corporation ~
fishing nj 2.735 feet on No 1 Tahcr
In the southeast corner of the south
west Of 32-2f-T.
GrieVes and associates have riE
up for No. school land In tho
northeast corner of 36-2t-7.
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ohl.hom, on, r,,..,oor

ceipts, I.l5O. slow and steady; early top
steers. $3.50: bulk s5b006.0O butchers
uneven; good hetfers s5.O0as.O0 and best
cows - 425; Gamers and cutters 1850
slow.
Hos.-.Recsipts 1900 generally 10 cents
higher; top ISIS. bulk ts.s0aS76.
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QiIay.

The Msrisnd Refining rompanys
Moore farm test IN the northwes'
corner OF the southeast of 33-20-5
is a 2j-barrel well natural In the
2,77i TO 2.7s5-foot pay.
The Josey ON company Is pulling
the big pipe at 2.7s5 feet on No. 2
Einbrv In the center Of the south
east of the southeast OF 2l.2C-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

The League oil corpora..)n test
on the Whitman farm at the center
of the south line OF the northwest
Of tho northeast Of ls-20.7 has n
hole full of water In the 2.646 20
2,697 foot sand and is shut down for
orders.
Moffctt aud associates are shut
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The Paden OH & Gas Co.'S test
on the Thomas farm IN the south
west corner Of the northeast Of the
southwest of t7-t2-7 has hole
full OF water AT 2,sS9 feet.
Same company In drilling at 2.S7O
feet on No. Proctor In the north
west corner of the southeast OF the
northeast OF 1S-t3-1
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PONcA CITY, Feb. 2-Railroad
tools were used by burglars some
time last night 10 force the safe Of
the w. 7, Oates Grain company
here About one hundred and fifty
dollars I'm cash and number OF
valuable papers were taken.
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Denver Western states oil and
Land company's No. s on 27.0.92 Of
the SOAP creek field, Montana, Is ex-
pected to produce about 500 barrels
a day AZ n result of successful shoot
ing OF the well
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NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton seed oil ad-
vanced to 8 points early in response 10
higher crude ana lard, but prices reacted
later under hedge selling by refiners aud
'Fealixlng by timid longs CLOSING bids
were l to points net lower; sales 80 500
barrels. Prime crude sS.O5 bid, prime
summer yellow spot $3.50: March co. 40,
May tg.60. July t9.sg. an bid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

The Iowa OH company and Phil
sps Hawkeye Drilling company
well In the center uf the north line
of the northwest ~ the southeast
OF 20 i9.lf ~ making as barrels
natural In the sand from 2.0S0 to
206O feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

down for orders at 2,s35 feet ON No.
2 Dngncr in the southeast corner of
the aOuthwost Of the northeast os
22-20-7.
The Prairie oil & cas- Co n drill
ing az t.7s0 feet ON No. 4 kciRai iu
the northwest corner OF the north
east OF 2I-2O-1.
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Lccdy hank NationaIized

WASHINGTON. FEB. "A char
ter was granted today To the First
National banH Of Leedy. Okla. with
a capital OF $4,000. A. l.. Thur
mond Is president and c. Il. Flint,
cashier
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, KANSAS CITY, Feb. .--wheat-Cash
i2O.
Corn No. white 4BLc: No yellow
10 i4ci 40. 2 yellow 45i,c
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NEW YoRK Feb, 3--Csu gioney.
Easier hish 50; low S. ruliug rate th
closing bid ~ offered AT 3 last losn 5
can L0anH-Against accept noes AH.
Time Loans Firm--60 days ~ nb; 81
days 90 15. . months iAG6.
Mercantile PAper--Prime fna.
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HARTFORD. Conn Feb. 2.--Dr. Ely
aggregatinE t77, 400 by two bandits, who
attacked him IN his office late last night
The men escaped In an automobile with
three other men,
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NrW ORLEANS. Feb. 2.-Cotton--spot
Steady ~ cents higher. sales on the spot
eee bales; TO arrive l,l23. Low middling
llSI5. middliug 1880. good middiins
Sls.50. Receipts 2.9l2. stock eg5.7sS.
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KANSAS CITY, Feb 2.-EgEs-Ons cent
higher. firsts 9sc.
ButteT--Unchanged creamery sec
packing 1be
Poultry-unohsnged hens eio; springs
use; turkeys 400.
Pota B--UnchanEed
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The Eavncld OF ~ Gas CO.'S No
I Bristow IN tho southwcHt quarter
OF l-ii-io is good Tor a00 barroh
In the Gnd from s.59s 10 2,ss!
feet
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The Texas oompanys No. tcffcr.
son in the southwest quarter Of
22-i6-lI, ls making 400 barrels ~
a depth of 2.tS5 feet
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FORT WORTH Texas Fsb 2.--Au cr-
ira police were Withdrawn from the pack.
ing house strike gone, all federal court
case against strikers were dismissed. ali
plcketa retired snd many skilled strikers
returned 10 ihelr old Jobs at local pack.
Ing plants today as the result Of yes
terdays order ending the STRIKE.
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MIAMI, Fla. Feb, p. Pouring ssso
line over her clothing and setting fire
TO H. Mrs, ~. q. Myers SO Of Evansville
Wis, committed suicide today. She suf.
fered nervous breakdown.
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TRENTON. n j., Feb. 2.--The Van
Ness prohibition enforcement act today
was declared unconstitutional by the
court OF errors and appeals The decision
reversed q previous ruling Of the state
supreme court.
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plies Cured m q 10 "a Day..

Druggists refund money " PAZO
OINTMENT fails 10 cure Itching,
Blind. Bleeding or ProtrudinR Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. G0c
"A Overt tisement
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WICHITA, KAN Feb. ?-Cattis
qeipts 500, steady TO weak: beef steers
90 90 q $50; helfera f2.75a6oo. cows ;a5o
af50. calves S8.O0Us0O
Hogs-Recslpts 200 so cents higher;
top $3.50; bulk ss.G0@Ss0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

BOSTON, Feb 2-Tho city OF Boston
Ia left $1,000, 900 IN the viii OF the late
George X. White, which was offered for
probate today. White was foi many years
the Guys largest taxpayer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

LONDON. Feb. A report that Field
Marshal Allenby. British high commits
sioner 10 Egypt, has resigned. was denied
at Premier Lloyd Georges office today.
IL was said the field marshal has the
confidence Of the cabinet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03
HENRIETTA Oil NeUs

Special TO The World.
HENRY ETA, Feb 2.-Thomaa
r.. Slick. railroad builder and exten-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03

Abbot Obrecht. head OF the Or
der OF the Trapplst Monks OF the
World Monastery. IA In Washington
after completing tour OF the world
In the interests OF his order. lie
recently called ON President Har-
ding