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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

GROVE Dec "i.a-A. j. Rogers, living
near Leach. was accidentally shot while
oct on his farm bird hunting. The shot
came from another hunter on the other
side OF the feld. whose name is not
known Two or three shot hit Rogers.
one OF them striking him IN the neck.
but none OF tho wounds arc considered
serious.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

CHICKAsHA. Dec. 24--The Chickasha
Gas g Electric 60, has secured = fran
chise from Rush Springs. 20 miles south
OF ChickashR. to supply that town with
constructed at once. T.. - Shaffer, man
aRor OF tho Chicknsha Gas Electric
90, announces. Mr Shaffer states that
his company IL now negotiating with
Tutte, Mincc. Alex and Poeassett in
Grady county aud with Cement and Cy-
rn in Caddo county 10 supply those towns
this program Is complete the company
VIII furnish electricity IN all OF the lead
inr towns In Grady county and 10 two
towns In CRddo county,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

KINGFISHER. Dec. 2i-Tonight the
united choirs Of the churches OF Kingfisher
sang the uratoria. "Tho Nativity az tho
Methodist church Tho orstorl0 was under
the direction of Prof II. l.. Drake OF
Kingfishcr college.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

This week: Bienda. ego. $50 pouuds
sset 500! lead 3,92G.2lO pounds. SiSg46G.
totai value Il,lA6s26i average values Der
Fifty-ons weeks, BIsnas #, ma sat sso
pounds flLel7b73. lead, lgs.gGO 300
pounds i6,97o.sSsi total value, t2A,s25.Ass.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

Jay, Dec. 24.-Sheriff Bon y. smith
and his posse made another raid on the
rttoonshiners Thursday when he captured
the largest stil that he has over found
near Row. being operated by ]. -. Wht'
llngcr. j. r. Zrlgcr and Blu Hurchpm.
Tho stlll was brought 20 the tau and tho
nlooushinerA wcrO taken 10 NlHlta whoro
thcv nave bond in the United states
or1r1fesloucr'a court A rnusidrrnh'- -
r.fou'"v OF mash was found and do
stroyed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

ENID, Dec Bloomington is uegotiat-
ting with the Rabbit Foot OIL company for
q supply OF gas for domestic purposes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

OKLAHOMA CITY Dec 2L--A charge
of child stealing against Mrs. o. 7, shlnn.
filed IN connection with the disappear
~ ace several months ago Of Jack karam,
4syear- old snn Of Mi. and Mrs. A. kar-
an here was dismissed In justice court
on motion of County Attorney Forest
Hughes. Mrs. Shun's husband. local
attorney was recently convicted OF the
Same charge and sentenced to serve two
years IN the state penitontihry, An APP
neal has been taken IN his case
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

1IENRY ET'rA. Dec 2f.-Tho Eagle
Plcher Light company has begun work
on a four miles extension to Its hlgh
pressure gas mains tor the purpose NJ
connecting with the 10000, 600 foot gas
rtoducer recently brought IA by the
Anglo Texas ON company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25
Missouri.


Totals r.... ............ l46l2lO Tl4b0
total l32A55.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

than h score of couvicts at the McAleEter
state peniteuuury. Tor whom Christmas
pardons or paroles have been ordered,
spend the holiday and week or two
more bchinl the bars before the papers
can be prepared and Transmitted to the
prison. Louis paulu, pardon and parole
attorney. Wak stiU at work today ON a
lat OF those 60 be pardontd ar parolcd,
which no expected tu submit 60 GOV. J.
T' A. Robertson with the request that
The governor would order their release.
the papers 10 Doc made out later. The
governor had not set passed on tho Te-
quest Paullu said that lack of steuo-
graphic aid IN handling the rush OF pardons
and paroles prevented him from preparing
ne napors l1al enuunn " L---oee NE m-u-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

GUSHING, Dec. - f--CushinE was the
H,fne OF much mcrrimcnt last night. Tho
Geographic club. assisted by other civic
organizations. staged 20 real Christmas
prDRram around large brilliantly decor.
Ated Christmas tree set Boz the center OF
thr business part Of tho city. The enter.
tSinment vas staged tor the kiaA!cs aah
they were there about one thousand
strong accompanied by equally as MANY
grUwn-ups. The American Legion band
furnished good lively music ana after the
proRram ola Santa appeared giving each
child present "a nice sack of candy. Tho
event was A wonderful success ana showed
that tho organizations OF tho city had
real GhristmHA spirit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

OKMULGEE Dec. 2t-The Retail
Merchants association expects TO- cooper
item In its effort 90 have a bad check
law PASSED by the legislature. Secretary
van attend the conference yl representa-
tlVes at Oklahoma city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

PDNCA CITY Dec ga three act
pleylet "rhe White Chriptmns' featured
the sabbath Observance ~ the annual
ChristmaH celebration In local churches
today. 10 was given A. tho First Chris
tian church by the senior christian En-
deAvor members and constituted the en-
tire evening service with the exception
the spirit Of Christmas In all the
churches there were obsrrvnnccs nnitable
TO the day. The only church IN fonea
Cty 20 hold services on Christmas day
viii be tho Cathol. with high mass at
and 10 90 o'clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

Totals ............ s9o161tO 23Gs.75O
values: h,rnte, {s4o.72o, lead. Jl56.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-25

MIAMI. Dec. 2A--A reduction OF one
axresd upon today BY tho county excise
hoard. The tax this year will be 10 mills
1rntsI expenditures FOR the fiscal yoar are
estimated al Ss2s.7S9 divided asGfollows.
ts4ls7S, generali &lS.i2l. state highwayr,
. I6elA county road maintenance. and
tA9'slI sinking fund.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Vera Cruz Oil Taxes

Officials Of the Mexican Petroleum
Company expressed little concern yes.
terday over the proposed reported i'm
position of new oil tax by the Legis-
lature of the State of Vera Cruz. Ac-
cording to Mexican dispatches, one OF
the decrees would tax plants for refn-
ing crude petroleum per cent
annually a thousand on the value OF
the plants and it's equipment The
other levies tax of per cent on
crude oil produced. eve have never
yet paid any taxes to the State of Vera
Cruz" said Mexican Petroleum Off
cial, "and we are told BY our repre-
sentatives in that state not to worry.
The proposed tax would conflict with
the Federal tax, which in itself would
be an important factor in preventing
it from becoming effective. as Presi-
dent Obregon and his advisers have
shown it to be their intention Of living
up to their agreements" The legisla-
ton by the State Of Vera Cruz follows
q recent increase in taxes by the FEEDER
al government, which now receives 261a
cents on a barrel of ~. through pro-
duction and export taxes. The increase
In the production tax is due to the
higher price of Mexican oil IN New
York harbor, which is the basis Of
taxation, the tax being 10 per cent OF
that price.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26

Bank Clearings-Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
SS45,ooO,0oo; balances, $64,o00,ooo
Silver-London, 35aSd; New York.
domestic bar 99Ac; foreign, 69hc;
Mexican dollars, 53hc.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
1 rading 9 I.ags
I'm Stocks as
Market W ats
RI. -.
transactions i'm Small Vol.
s1nne and Price Changes
Are Narrow; Professionals
Dominate All Movements

Spectators in the leading financial
markets yesterday revealed waiting
attitude disposition to hold off from
making important new commitments
until the character of the news from
the Near East became clearer. The
offering of peace terms, which seemed
likely to preclude general outbreak OF
hostilities, impaired steadiness to the
financial barometers, yet operators
were inclined to proceed slowly while
negotiations were still pending.
This mental deadlock was reflected in
the volume of activity rather than in
price fluctuations. The quietude preva-
lent on the floor of the Stock Exchange
was a signal that professional traders
were dominant in the days business.
In the foreign exchange market those
with legitimate trade needs were virtu-
ally out Of the market and trading
represented primarily the give and take
OF those who hoped to profit from their
guesses as to the Immediate turn OF
VAC ENi opSdH NEWS. OnanEeS were
fractional and without real Significance
After strength in the morning they re-
cedcd and closed slightly below the
quotations which prevailed at the end
Of trading last week Fluctuations
were exceedingly narrow and meaning.
less at the cotton ring and closed ter
to twenty-nine points lower.
The pacific nature OF the Allied note
to the Turks curbed the enthusiasm ot
wheat spectators, who last week hac
been operating apparently on The
theory of a war market An increase
in the United States visible supply
total, moreover, contributed to tht
forces which tended to depress prices
which at the final sale were IN tt
2A cents bushel lower.
In the speculation in stocks opera
tors for the rise concentrated thetl
efforts on a few of the specialties. II
a restricted market, which was sensi
tive to relatively unimportant stimuli
the general tone was steady, and there
was a very moderate average gain II
quotations.
The bond market was steady.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
What s Behind
Actiyo Stocks !?
iO7-Amer. Steel Foundrico

1O7-Amer. Steel Foundrico
Incorporated in 1902 as q con-
solidation o. six companies engaged
in the manufacture Of steel castings
and other steel products, cneily
those for railway use, american
Steel oundrics has since acquired
control of three other companies,
one Of them the GriMn Wheel Com
pany. Last year the co@Puny built
. plant to specialize n automobile
springs, and - operating 1t under
the name Of tho An.erican Auto
parts Company. che nine plants
are located in Chic, Indiana, IL
linois and Pennsylvania. The S20,-
401, ,0o0 common stock, which was
changed from 500 70 s83.833 par
value early in 919, is preceded by
1881, 300 Of pcr cent culaGlatiyo
preferred on which dividends have
been paid regularly since It's issu-
ance in 1919. All hat S340 500 Of
the funded debt has been retired.
AS Of Decemher 81, 1921, the date
of the latest balance sheet, plant
and properties we're carried at S33,-
276 000 current assets exceeded
current liabilities b. S18,I26 900,
and there was profit and less sur
plus Of SS.s71,O0o On that date
the net assets applicable to the con.
mon stock after allowing s110. the
redemption price OF the preferred,
amounted TO $3l SAT 900, or So .O4 a
share. Earnings in 1921 were in
sufficient to meet the preferred div
idends, but in the ten years ending
with 1921 they averaged 7.35 per
cent on the common after allowing
for dividends on the preferred. Ac-
cording to the latest report the
company has sufficient business on
hand to keep plants working at 75
to so per cent OF capacity for the
remainder of the year. The present
dividend rate of So, or per cent,
has been in force since the middle
OF 1919. Range Of stock since 1910
with adjustment to allow for re-
duction in par valued: High, so in
1920 low, 3 in 1915; yesterdays
close, AM.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26

The growing seriousness Of the
freight car shortage will be the main
topic Of discussion at the regular d.
rectors' meeting of the American Rail
way Association, scheduled for to-day
J. +. Fairbanks, general secretary, said
yesterday that full consideration will
be given TO the problem. As has al
raedy been pointed out by the asso
citation the number Of surplus freight
cars has been virtually absorbed by
the growing demand for transporta-
tion facilities for the first time since
November, 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26

w. j. Judge. president of the Ma
tional Fuel Gas Company, yesterda
denied reports published in the 6nan-
cial district that the directors have
arranged to distribute a 100 per cent
stock dividend, The reports named tho
company as belonging to the Standard
Oil group In this connection Mr.
Judge pointed out that II had not been
identified with that group since 1889
The companys statement for the year
ended December 81 last sho>ied n
profit and loss surplus Of $l7,G08, 600,
equal to $95 a share on tho $500, 900
stock outstanding. On that date the
book value Of the stock was placed at
$195 a share.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Mex Pete's August Earnings

Earnings OF the Mexican Petroleum
Company during August were at ap-
proximately the same rate as in July
and preceding months. when the sur
plus after charges indicated an annual
rate of SEQ share on the common
stock In other words. for the eight
months ended August 81, about $40 a
share was shown. Monthly income
since the beginning of the year hal
shown but little variation. The CON
pany's shipments OF oil are being nam
tained at pipe line capacity. which
averages about 125,00O barrels a day,
and most of which is coming from the
wells south of the Toteco border. The
company's cash holdings are under
stood to be in the neighborhood of
S30.O00,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
I'm Wall Street


Following the reported collapse Of
negotiations for the merger of the
Carpenter Steel Company with the
Penn Seaboard Company, the Carpen4
ter Company has started conversa-
tions which may lead to a consolida-
ton with the Ludium steel Company
makers Of steel spccialties. The dis
cussions have reached Il point where
financing in connection with the Nor
ger is being discussed with New York
and Boston banking interests, and, if
present plans 70 through, there viii be
tn underwriting IN connection with
the new arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Crude OIL May Be Advanced

An important Broadway commission
house yesterday informed it's customers
of the possibility Of an early increase
in the price of Pennsylvania crude oil
The information was based on reports
received from correspondent in the
oil district.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Money and Credit

A slightly easier tone to the call
money market yesterday when, after
renewing at per cent, the rate dropped
to 412 per cent. The higher rate pre-
vailing the last few days has attracted
funds here from the interior and this
has had the effect of increasing offer
ings. IT is believed that the tempor-
ary stringency caused by the Septem-
her 10 tax operation has now been
tNnrrnA
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
The Dollar in Foreign EXCHANGE

EARLY frmness in rates on European
exchanges, rejecting an improved tone
in the Near East situation, was followed
by increased offerings of commercial
bills representing purchases of raw ma
terIals in this country, and exchanges
turned reactionarr. Declines were
small however,
Gable rates on London fell an eighth
three-quarters of a point. Lire worked
2 points higher. Scandinavian rates
were irre0tIloy ~S
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
STOCKS

ew York Tribune Inc.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

IamericanilOr eat am rabdat moi ca
Epopor 81 ca neam de pc urma asu-
epvitorilor de veacari 81 cat am
Iluptat cn bal,barii, ca sa aparam
restul laMei de na~alirea lor, pc
cand celelalte tari munceau spre
|a-si inflori educatia 81 civilizatia
interna. Ar trebui sa ne miscam
din nou 81 sa aratam lumei anne.
ricame ca NH suntem asa de bar
bari precum ne dcscriu acei ce
turba de necaz ca ne7am des-
robit de sub jugul barbarismului
lor.
La adunarea generala a Uniu-
nei de la Erie ar trebui sa Sc ia
cuvantul 81 referitor la Liga Ma
tionala Romano din America 81
sa Use dea lar posibilitatea a'si
relua vechia-i activitate, dupa
cum propune 81 dl P. Pacurar.
Sa nu lasam Liga Nationala sd
piara, cand prin ca putem face
binele ce nil dicteaza inima. Prin
liga rationale ne vom cunoaste
moi ROmanii earl suntem raspan-
diti pretutindeni. Gu ajutorul eli
ne vom cunOaste prieteni 81 ne
vOm putea apara de dusmanii carl
ne dOresc exterminarea din a.
ceasta lume. Prin liga noastra
putem tine steagnl sus, ca sd vada
dusmanii ca le cunOastem misca-
rea 81 ca suntem miscarea 81 ca
rea 81 ca suntem gaia de lupta.
Gu dor scriu ell aceSte rinduri
81 felbinte va rog ca sa mai scriti
ceva 81 despre Liga, caci Ell ca
un adevarat membru al Ligei RI
die pc aceasta Gale glasul 81 spun
tuturor fratilor Romani din Ame-
rica ca Liga s'a nascut ca sd
tr;iiasca, caci Ell sunt de la Pind
81 Pindul sc afla departe de gro
sui neamului meu scump 81 bun.
DOresc ca Steagul ridicat Odata
sus sa mn Sc depuna jos, ca este
pacat de Dumnezeu.
J. G. Soldatu,
WO0nSnc1xef r r
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

mOrala a celor earl incep 81 sunt
hotariti so duca pana la capat.
Daca cumva d. lulu Manu- 81
ceilalti reprezentanti al poporului
nostru de peste munti ar comite
copilareasca gresala de a chema
in ajutor horda politica decla-
satilor care au savarsit eri pa
cate la fel cu ale regimului abso.
lutist de All. infningerea misca1ei
de peste munti este sigura. Daea
in sirurile luptatorilor de dincolo
Sc amesteca un singur partid sau
un singur ON care spoliat sta
tul sau intrebuintat puterile lui
pentru interese personale orr de
partid, tOata armata celor cinstiti
de la Alba-Iulia va putea fl alta.
cata 81 char strivita, nu de I'M
misel in uniforma, gaia sd panga-
reasca pentru politica, ci char de
-un patriot adevarat, carnia ii va
fl ell neputinta sd doneze ne
cinste de aci 81 pc cea care ar
vedea-O dincOlO.
Asa dar, orice ON patat 81 orr
ce partid patat sd Sc dea mlaturi
din aceasta lupta, care va hotari
dntregul viitor al statului nostru.
Tar d. lulu Maaiu, personal sa
ia seama: In 1919, partidul ma
tional putea fl arbitrul situated.
Momentul la trecut pc dinainte.
Acuma, din neu, Gu vote sau fara
foie, devenit arbitrul situated.
Persoanele, orr care ar fl ele, nu
ne preocupa: dar near durea
pana in adancul sufletului sa We
dem pc eel buni prabusindu-se
printr'o greseala de tactica, din
care pe-am alese Gu pierderea ORR
carei sperante de regenerare a
acestHi stat, eel mai amenintat
dintre toate statele Europei.
(Din 'Daeia"). g. O. v.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02
|NFORNAT|UN|

Roma. - ziarul Messaggero
'sics Cd plsaurile peptru un acord
su Austria AL fost stricate, dato,
rita faptslui Cd Italia nu, voieste
Sd fsea nici un pas fara invoirea
aliatil0r ei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02
Donnule St3uculee

uomnule 6tanCu1eoMs
Zilele trecute am cetit un arti-
col de D-voastr5, in care spnneti
cum sa ne organisam pentru q
face propaganda romaneasca si a
da la lume tot Go buh ii adeva.
rat despre RomaniA.
Eu, ca unul care am sustiput
de mutt ideia aeeasta, dorese 81
facem de asa lpeAt - sratfm
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

EenDerger, mlnlStrul de externa, 3
pfecat la Geneva ca sa pledeze
cauza Austriei inaintea consilin
Ilui Ligei Natiunilor.
Marseilles. - Vaporul ameri,
can, Sapelo, plecat din port GU
lcomurile 63 de soldati ameri-
tcani, cazuti pc campul de luptd
in timpul razboiului, earl au fOst
ldesgropati spre Ii Sc stramuta
osemintele in pamantul americei.
/ Londra. Premierul LLOYD
/, George a plecat in concediu Ia
Tiara, insa nimeni nu-i site lOcul
anumit. Sc zice ca lOcul cOncediu-
lui sau sc tine secret de teama
unei eventuale razbunari din par
tea rebellion Irlandezi.
Roma. = Guvernul Italian a
imceput sa fie nelinistit de faptul
ca Jugoslavia concentreaza trupe
! la frontiera Austriei. S'a 81 con-
vocat un consiliu de ministri pen
tru discutarea chestiei.
Stockholm. : La referendu-
mul facnt in tara asupra prOhibi-
tlei, uscati an pierdut lupta
find invinsi cu o majoritate dc
4,545 de voturi. Au votat pentru
ramanerea beuturei. 81 mai ales
La vinului. peste un million de per.
soane. (Se vede ca reformatori
| loviti de galbenare n n'au i'm Euro
| pa acelas noroc pc care I au in
| America. IN. R.l
/ Toxic. = Japonezii an evacuai
Iteritorul miner de la Suchang
lar trupele rosii l'au 81 oc,tpaI
imediat. Ziarul Jiji Shimpo scria
ca lucrul acesta pune Vladivosto
Icul intro principle economical $
lfinanciara, deoarece cOmercianti
Isl banchierii, imediat dupa ,pleca,
rea japonezilor, au inceput sa l.
Tie teama de agresiuni din partea
IBolsevicilor.
| Albany, N. Y. = Guvernoru1
Miller a dat proclamatie prir
care rOaga populatia statului 81
lserbatoreasca ziua de Septemb
RE in amintirea lui Lafayette 5
a victoriei de la Marae.
i -
| Berlin. = Prefectul politiei dir
Berlin "a Imbarcat la Havre pen
tru New York, unde vine sa i;
lparte la conferinta convocat;
pentru organMarea unei politi
lnternationale. Prefectul, al car,l
hume e Wilhelm Richter, s'a i'm
lbacat pc bordul vaporului Pre-
,sedintele Harding.
! Shreveport. La. = Negrul Tho
mas River, un arestant care mar
turlSlse ca alacat fata alba
a fost secs ell forta din arestu
preventiv de mai multi cetaten
infuriati 81 spinzurat de un pom
in marginea orasnlui.
go
Niena. - Austria a TRIMS Liee
Natiunilor un APPEL, prip care GER
aJutor imediat, zicand ca nu ma
poate astepta 81 ca apelul acest;
e ultimul seminal. al unui vapo
ce Sc scufunda.
Granada, Spania. - In de
cursul unor sapaturi facute L
Monarchil, arheolognl Juan Ca
bre descoperit necropola pre-
lstorlca 81 un mare numar Gle NOR
mlnte, earl dateaza din epoca fie
rnlul. In ele Sc aflau schelett
omenesti 81 mai multe feluri dt
]
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