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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Sept. i6.--J. 3.
l " Daniel " Piedmont 81. member OF the
state constitutional convention. died sud.
denly here this afternoon Of acute indi.
sion.
Los ANuULEs sept Smashing his
/ way through side door into n ieNclry
store 10 West seventh street. "deyliEht
burglar cleaned out Showcases and trays
ot jewels valued at $500 today
wAsuNuruN. sept. l5-.rhs cappsr.
Tiuchcr lul regulating trading in grain on
boards ~ trade ana exchanges passed tho
house finally this afternoon, Tho house
accepted sll of tho senate amendments 20
/ tho bil which now goes 60 the president
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Sept. is-En-
bryant ~ this city. we're badly scaided
when y boiler ON n freight engine ON the
Rock Island rnilrond exploded here to-day.
EL rAso. Tcsn. sept is--Amsrican
| bar lenders employed lu juarez Will lose
their iobs if = bll pondinE before tie
| measure provides that only Mexican uiti-
sons may be 90 employed. Existing law
requires that one.haif OF tho employee
muut be Mexican citizens.
wAsuNGToN. Sept i5-Pr.sidsnt
Harding. due 60 tho steady Improvement
today to so To his otnco Tor tho first time
IN a week.
OEYNUAUSEN Westphaiis, sept is
A flock Of storks estimated TO number
I 400 600 has etrived hore. From 10 TO i2
of the birds ruoat nightly on tho roof OF
each house in town.
FORT WORTH To1ss, sept is.--Jsmea
hrldes thfco miles south Of here was ao.
oidentaty shot lata lRHt night when hiH
revolvor exploded while hs wac seated
beside camp fire
cHARLEsrowN w Va. sept 10
opening the tiial ot .. frank Ksensy
president OF district No. ~. United Mine
workers, who ~ charged with heinE an
nCcuHsory 20 the murder Of Deputy sheriff
John Gore. Of Logan county, on August
%. 1871
pEruofT Sept i5--sRm glasgow, 49,
one of three men, who led by q young
woman robbed ths Louis Meier jeweiry
store of 5000 In diamonds shortly be-
critical condition with a bullet wound In
the head.
ROME Sept. liking Victor rmman-
uol who has been suffering from rheumat-
10 fever. In on the road To recovery and -
ubls TO take short walks, II was learned
today at the Quirlnhl
IA PORTE, Ina sept. iG--EAri king
| Of Chicago, confessed slayer OF Futrand
Reighord s0n of rtuf. jsrob Rvirhprd ui
the faculty Of Michigan university. was
scntonceh TO life imprisonment by Judge
white today
TRENTON. Mo. Sept. tb--Four prison.
ore. one a negro escaped from tho county
jail here early today. after saving the
bars uf their cells IN two.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ib---Socretary Of
Tho Treasury Mellon today asked congress
90 appropriate t4gtaO. 900 10 refund taxes
Illegally collected prior to July !. 1890
10 was explained that previous hppTopriA-
tions to make these refunds had fallen
short OF tho amount required.
sAN FRANCisco Sept. 16--Frank GIL.
bort, chief Inspector OF the United States
quarantine service here, and three un-
Identified men were this afternoon suf.
located In tho hold nf the Japanese liner
Shtnyo Maru at pier 36 when tina inspector
was directing tho work OF fumlgating the
vessel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

Wood was uncertain that he would
ever take up the provoshlp of the
Pennsylvania institution.
Zeigler said General wood was Ger.
tain to take up his work In Phila-
delphia carly next year, and added
that he regretted Americans gem
orally did not realize the tremendous
achievements OF their country in this
island. He praised the work Of Cen
| eral Wood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16
Kitchen Utensils

Our stock of Queensware,
Granite Ware, Aluminium and
Tinware is always complete.
Carrying all the little specialties
to make housekeeping easy and
pleasant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

WASHINGTON, Sept Ib,---secretary OF
Tho Treasury Mellon today asked congress
tn appropriate t4yaa0. 600 10 refund taxes
Illegally collected prior to July !, 1890.
II was explained that previous hppropriA-
tions to make these refunds had fallen
short OF tho amount required.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16
International Trucks

BE to outdoor exhibit OF farm and dairy
machinery, also the International Trucks. IDtema
tonai trucks made In eleven sizes with all kinds Of
bodies for any business The OF International
not only the best truck made but he also the
International and free inspection service In
ternnonal Trucks made right and kept right You
always repairs for International Trucks
store, Come it,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

elievathas business is good
ess ply when the Gus
Is 'fiSfiei with the quail
tp ftish purchased -
|urchsa prbe and the cour-
chefful ssrvice extend
gpIlSss--
elisvsl In the principles of
and 'eare dealing with
and Sey one, without the
ring 4 a class" We carry
ge, Jpn stock, replete e
the fds Of the house
carAter, butcher, sports
In ft every one needs
yare ksanture, etc. In view
5 fas Tn omas' can readi-
callef'Ths Store of Big
ty," tality and low prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

TRENTON. No. Sept. i6.--Four prison.
orH. ono a negro escaped from tho county
jail here early today. after saving the
bars uf their cells In two.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

IA PORTE. Ind, sept. i6--EAri King
Of Chicago. confessed slayer OF FurrRnd
Reighard Hdn 0f rIuf. jsrub R-irhsrd ui
the faculty of Michigan university, was
scntcnceh TO life imprisonment by Judge
white today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

shN rRANCisco. Sept, 1B Prank GIL.
bort, chief inspector OF the United States
quarantine service here, and three un-
Identified men were this afternoon sui.
foCatod In tho hold of the Japanese liner
Shinyo Maru at pier 36 when the inspector
vessel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

ROME, sept. liking Victor rmmnn-
uol who has been suffering from rheumat-
10 fever, In on the road To recovery and ~
nbls 90 take short walks, II was learned
today at the Quiflnhl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16
Stoves and Gas Logs

Radiant Gas Logs
Radiant Gas Heaters and Mantels
Bunson Burner Heaters
Hot Spots
Big Line-See Them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16
u nty's Biggest
Begins Today
PREMIUMS

Premiums otaling $4,000 will be awarded the
winners The judges have been carefully selected by
executive committee and each exhibitor is
treatment.
We do have enough in this advertisement list
the premiums The list very long prize
the effort Come to Tulsa eouny's biggest free fair
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

MAsTINs vamonthe original and
Ike
I'm o substitutes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

. pETUOfT Sept 15.--Shm glasgow, ab.
one of three men. who led by young
woman, robbed ths Louis Meier ieweiry
store Of 5000 In diamonds shortly be-
fore noon today, Il IN hospital In a
critical condition with a bullet wound In
the head.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16
Wire Flashes

JEFFERSON cry. Mo, Sept t6.--J. 3.
n Daniel " Piedmont 81. member OF the
state constitutional convention, dled sud.
denly here this afternoon Of acute iuIi-
session, lie had attended tho morning sea.
sion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

CHARLEsTOwN. W. Va. sept Ii
Judge j. NJ, woods act october 2s FOR
president OF district No ~. United Mine
Workers, who ~ charged with being an
accessory 20 thu murder ot Deputy sheriff
o.. 1921.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

OEYNUAUSEN Westphaiis. sept. is
flock Of storks estimated to number
of the birds ruoat nightly on tho roof or
each house IA town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

TORT wORrH, Texas, sept is.--Jamca
Nsndlo, guard At Frisco railway
bridge three miles south Of here was Ao.
cidoutauy shot lata lRHt night when his
revolver exploded while hs war seated
hoaLln NAmn fLLn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

WAsitINGTON. Sept iB-Prssldent
Harding. due Co tho steady Improvement
in tho condition nf N.=. Harding. was Ablo
today IN so 20 his office for tho first time
in a week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16

vt NsUNTTEF
~ yOa want to quickly round out
your face and figure with iirm ficsh.
rltar your skin and complexion and
get that healthy glow % youthful
beauty which mhkrs you look and
feel far better Try NJ AsTIN'S Vita
mon for snort uIas and watch
tho truly surprising results.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16
Meet Us at the Fair

At booth I'm the main building taking scaled bids
Primrose No, separator. Tho highest bidder
the separator matter how much how little the
bid. Anyone can bid except employees intcrna-
tional employees. This machine sells you
have IL at your price So put in bid nny time
during the fair and get yourself n profit maker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-16
Qf Big Variety
! lityk knd Low Prices a..
Furniture

Living-Room Suites
Dining-Room Suites
Bedroom Furniture
Rugs, Victrolas
Everything to make the home
attractive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
HOUsEs FOR SALE

ATTENTION.
FOR HEST--Sale or tradei am receiver
for nice 6-room. modern homo, East
Admiral boulevard. WIN trade Tor
mortgage paper Freeman. Cedar 49,
Usage i2i0-J.
by oWNER-Up-to-da broom bunga-
low, $3.50 cash easy terms. Phone
Usage 37bf-R.
BY OWNER
An elegant s.roOm residence.
iAts s. OWAsSO.
BEAUTIFUL little 4-room bungalow. $3.50
cash, balance l9k month. osaEe seld-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
REAL ESTATE For SALE
mOusEs ron sALE

HOurEs ron sally ~
HOUSE ron EAtE-CaH be moved
Phone Osnge p777
~ YOu are ln the market for real estate
NJ any KIND We have ~. Abbott 4
Wrlrh DraHe 1851.
IN KENDALf--h a roal homo at 1890.
fIr rooms, sleeping porch. basement
hardwood nuofH. flno walls sarl 90 and
chicken house, 1900 cash. balance uf.
ranged ~ suit hslf block from paving
Patterson Lee Really GO. JHage 5000.
7IEO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
nUsINEss PROPERTY
not sES-ItRNIsI.

ia Apperson VIII trade for Tulsa vac
cant lots. Prefer north or east side,
S23-F, world,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Phone Ossge s77i
~ YOU are iu tho market for feai estate
N any kind ~ have g. Abbott
Wnlrh. DraHe 1851.
~ KENDALI,-s "a roai home at 1890.
fr rooms sleeping porch. basement
hardwood nnofs, fino walls. sarJsa au1
Quicken house, 1900 cash. balance ut.
ranged ~ suit. hslf block from paving
Patterson Lee Really Co Jsage $3.50.
''t''
LOOK TTEfE OVER
2n 2Sr s129 733,sB sP'as FsET ' riHs ig ioG%rffSss ffs
Ihfe" room house. lot s0siis feet nice
Four rooms and bath lot 7ss1oo fsot
A SfCE LITTLE HOMW
Pour room house, corner lot. east front
one soro Of ground sroom house. flne
wo have number OF nice places on the
car line. Al these have gas eisctrlcity
4 small payment down. the rest like
NEsBIr co.
'o1 Security nldE ossgs stsi
MY EoWTY of t2.boo in 5-rooin binrs
low, Tulsa, Okla. for improved sore.
ege near GOOD town. Address Hur
6Ab world
hppEHN broom home for ahlo. 700
block ~ Main g. Price 1900. o. 900
,ash 'sb pee month. fhono pHigo
a ...' 'f' ''f. 1000
MpHuNGslDE TwO.sToRY HOME
behuitul corner lot house has eight
hraullful rooms nll hardwood floors.
house newly decorated. 1bm is a real.
whl,esldo = whl,s.as o,,ro sou
MUST SELL rms WEEK
FltH.rtUW modern houHs. pavement about
Inli, garage. Washington school dIa.
lI'' ncnr oar WI Harrifine in order
~ -rll guiok. '7so Gosh VIII handle.
uH1Fe 1881 e. u. LrfIr. 8gi Roberts
IIig
NoTirF. .eE,fTops M ,.,,,,,,,...,,.,
ptob"r, pg,bo" '''''~ '' OF the market D. T.
snt W"bgrt sIcver, M AZ 'i,''ey ~ sinyty, @i pros
,st-,v 49,. -,....,...., -.
',.M. room hnHe', hhidMond floors,
"a,r.r 'u,,"' ,,,lrn, p'fin tuthscs'
oango 7stl.V ~ '"'''
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Ito,,.o ,,r ..to rInW, ,.,u,,- ,,,,,.
ttsh Ivy, 90 .I1l.' iuu'I"n helEn!s hudllloh,
nrracI, "m" I''. gnd n'uhl ba seen ,2
,a,.i1h. " lsN1E WIZ
NO -,,Notf ---H----------
H., - - ~ ,Nol
man, as, h,.,,.,oiu, ''hen ! IS iliH pay
,.,' Nv n,,s"'"" iuu' iuul''' uath
sc,,n,., 'sn.' ,.,,.t"s',' psoN poI,h
soI,.neu gus. eioc'rlcliy, city water a.
ss"rm4sr, hne wsia handy owner ''b
MONTH cItI.ETTp
%
Five room modern. .nst front, hun.
EHiow, hardwood floors through.
out, built-ln features, large rooms
and porches garage, fun slged
lot you can choose your decorn
Ions n you wish. Price only
$500, 1000 cash, This was
um' u tor nom Let US show
tnn,n," Az" soou " w. ANY ums
"""u"y
YADoN ISyEsTMHNT co
Osaga 7sb3-bOSs b7b Kenuedv pidg
OWNER LEAVING cry Four rooun.
and sleeping porch tnodern aarago
fruit on pavement good Iocetlong onty
99 600. $500 cash Osspo g707 IA
I'D. St.,,
s.rnom house n ena gnpngn nn me, .,part s"n'
sewer patd out In Iiuicrcst distrtrt
Make an offer on NV onuitv cedar
1850 OaaRn sb6i l. Roy Jackson IOG
TuIomR uidr
oAk urps,, Am. -, ,,,,,..-..,.....- ,,,,-
'Hn 'H ~, nSi " auu'''oh, e.Io9lh nuhsHltw'
and yard, A hrnutif,,, hnrne .assS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
ARKANsAs

I5O.O 900 ACRES free homeatead land, Ar
kansas O1arks, adapted TO fruit, veEo-
tables. poultry. stock. OIL mining Deer,
hear. turkey hunting, fishing, trapping,
pearlng. Abundant timber, Ideal cli-
mate. send 81 for four maps showing
location Of vacant land, large state map
and fun information. Maurice II. Deck
or, Norfolk Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
BEAUTIFUL HOME

SOLD stone, hardwood, bot water
heat tllod Kitchen. two fIfpa
pldDea. two tllrd bathrooms. duu.
bio heated outside garage. located
in highly restricted county club
diHtilct Writr rhHH. T.. wood.
fg3 hhukott u'dg,, khnrts 'Ity,
Mo.
, 1922-08-07
COMPANY
IS ORGANIZED

Organized for the purpose of de.
veloping the dormant mineral re
sources OF this region. and particular,
ly those OF this state, the Mining De
velopment company OF Wyoming has
filed it's papers with the county clerk
as a common law trust with a capital
Of 1000. 900 shares. par s1.00.
The officers and stockholders OF the
new organization are all Casper men.
r. e. Martin is president: w. A,
Crary. vice president. J.. NJ. Brown,
secretary-treasurcr; and w. H. Kits,
superintendent of field operations,
Tho board OF directors Is composed of
the above and v. l.. Preston II. p.
Irons and w. G. Mckay.
An interesting display OF specimens
Of the various minerals of the state on
land controlled by the company has
been assembled and will DO placed on
display within the next day or two
in a window of the Holmes Hard
ware.
The company has outlined consid
cradle work for the near future and
among other developments is endeav
orins TO secure a glass plant for Cas-
per. It being the ownor Of an excellent
glass sand deposit nearby.
, 1922-08-07
Livestock Mart


CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 10 200 head; market slow. bet
tar grades beef steers and stock,
steady; lower grades weak to 15c
lower; early top beef steers, S1o.e5;
bulk of sales. ss.s5 910.25; bulls. veal
calves and stockers. steady; bulk beef
COWS and heifers. s5.2597.25: canners
and cutters, largely s8.1593.9o; bulk
ooiognas bulls. s4.0o@4.25; eslrly sales
vealers. mostly s10.O0@1o.5O; few TO
outsiders at s11.00 and better.
Hogs-Receipts a 1000 head; mar
ket unevenly 20 to SOC lower: top
light. 5000; bulk best light. around
s1o.25;. bulk 200 to 25o-pound butch
ers, se.60@10.15; choice 300-pound
butchers around 1915; packing sows.
largely s7.009s.oo: pigs. good SOC
lower; bulk ss.50@e.75; heavyweight.
ss.769s.5O; medium. 9.25810.15; light
s1o.oo91o.4o: Light light. $s.75@10.25;
packing sows. smooth. S7.oo9s.o0;
backing sows. rough. $6.7547.26; XIII
Ing pigs, ss.oo@10.00.
Sneep-RecetBts $4,000 head; very
slow; few early sales fat native lambs,
rs to SOC lower; sorting considered,
lew choice natives. S12-5o to city
butchers. s12.2s to packers; packers
bidding s12.0O@12.25 mostly for bulk
OF best natives; no westerns sold; bids
sharply lower. fat sheep about steady;
Light native ewes. ZOO; strong weight,
S<.I5 down; UNDERGONE weak on feed
ing lambs.
, 1922-08-07
WHEAT PRICES
WEAKER AGAIN
Rally Leads to Slight Recov-
cry Near End but Closing
Is Lower.

CHICAGO. Aug. WHEAT showed
a tendency to decline in price today
during the early dealings Liberal re-
csipts here. SIS carloads. lad a bear
ish influence. and hedging sales found
the market without adequate buying
support until new low record prices
for the season were reached in the De
c.mber and May deliveries. A holiday
at Liverpool. Interfering with export
business acted as a further weight on
the market. The opening which Vi
ried from unchanged figures to Hc
lower with September sl.o6A to
tI.oex AID december Sl.06h TO {1.o67s
was followed by a moderate general
setback.
Gossip that the international con
ference starting today might do quick
work toward evolving credits for ths
purchase OF fOodstuffs led to slight
rallies later. The close was unset
tied 10 TO mo net lower. with Sep
tember s1.o5% to s1.o5&. and De
oember si.o6A to Si.o6A.
Corn estimates which were con.
strued as bearish led to weakness in
values II eorn and oats. After open
ing u to Nc lower. September SIX
to e1Y. the corn market continued
to sag.
Subsequently,. a decrease of noariy
ak million bushels in the visible sup
ply total tended 10 check selling. ThS
close was steady. A9%c to M11c
net lower. with September eoSc Z,
6o%c.
bats started y to sc lower. septem
Der 32S to 32&c and held at about
the initial range.
Provis.Uns were depressed in line
with grain and hogs.
, 1922-08-07

The Bachelor on company drilling
on Eection 2l45-63 near New Castle,
has been forced TO temporarily suspend
drilling owing 10 a recent storm hav
ing washed away its reservoir and
losing its water supply used o drill
ling purposes. A pipe is now being
laid to a creek about a mile north OF
the test and with tho completion OF
this, drilling will be continued. Con-
siderable interest Is being digplayed In
the progress Of this well as II is locat.
ed about four miles from the proven
Usage field and a successful compile
don will add n large amount OF acre,
age TO the field.
, 1922-08-07
TYPHOON DEATH
TOLL IS 10000
Continued from page one,

habt OflOsf
followed the typhoon, according to ad.
vices received here by the pr~ocurator
of h Missions 1Etrangeres de Paris
rom Bishop a Ryssac. of the Mis-
SIGN Catholique. Swallow.
The Catholic church and mission
building successfully weathered the
typhoon but the compound wall col
lspsed before the onrushing waters.
The terrific wind carried away the
roof Of the Ursuline convent and thu
three sisters In charge. who had ar.
rived al Swallow only n fortnight pre-
viSusly were caught by the flood as
they were making for safety in the
cellar.
yard gate. while a second was car.
ried to comparative security IN the
floating roof of a nearby building
upon which h had scrambled.
The mother superior. Sister Marie
Rosary. floated on a drifting bed un-
I'll daybreak and had been given up
as drowned when she was found by
two Chinese Christians and brought
back to tho mission compound.
All the church vestments. the per
sonal belongings OF tho inhabitants
Of h convent and the equipment OF
the school were carried away. destroy
ed by the wind and water.
Nc word has been heard from the
Catholic missions at C~haochowfu and
Kityang and It Its feared they have
been wrecked.
Chinese Christians living in one
seacoast village reported to Bishop
Ryssac that two hundred persons in
the community had been drowned.
, 1922-08-07
GRAND NIECE
OF GENERAL
GRANT WEBS

NEW YORK. Aug. B.7rhe mar.
Rage hero early asst week OF Warren
Ripple, 45, Chicago manufacturer. to
~1e-year-old Bertha Honore, grand
niece Of President Grant, and cousin
Of Princess Cantacu5ene. has bscome
known. The ceremony was performed
in tho municipal chapel by a deputy
city clerk, with two employees as wit
~nesses.
Miss Honore, niece of the late Mr..
Potter Palmer. came here from Chi
cage with Mr.. Ripple. July al They
registered at the RITZ Carlton. kept
their secret from every one and after
the ceremony departed. informing the
clerk they would leave no forwarding
address as they might forsake the
Conventional honeymoon trip to At.
lantic City and go to Lenox. Mass,
instead.
, 1922-08-07
PACIFIC LINER
STR|KESR ROCKS
Continued from pase one.)

Continued from pags one)
thus amply conveyed, her passen-
gers and crew apparently were in no
immediate danger. She was expect
ed to dock here some time before
Indications were hat she had
struck in a dense fog. How sediy
she Is damaged cannot be deter
mined until she makes port
The H. r. Alexander. formerly
called the Great Northern and dur
ing the war was the flagship of tho
Atlantic fleet. Tho Admiral line
bought her from the government
March 4. 1922. for, s 1880. 900. She is
a vessel of 5000 tons net and can
make % knots an hour. She left
San Francisco Saturday evening
and was due in Seattle this morn
ing.
, 1922-08-07

The Alaska Development oompany's
Holden No. 1 on the southeast quarter
of III northwest quarter Of section
s5-35s4. Pine Mountain. has deve-
oped a gas flow estimated at better
than 1000 900 feet and drilling has
been suspended until better facilities
can be arranged for handling the out
put. when it will BIO continued further
into the sand
Holden No. 2. on the northeast
forty of the same quarter Is under
roaming at 1850 feet. and It is e1-
pected that the drill will be m the
sand tomorrow. A gas flow equal to
hat of the No. 1 is expected to 70
suit.
, 1922-08-07
STOCKS SHOW
UPWARD TREND
Investment Issues Lead in Re.
covery on New York
Exchange.

NEW YORK. Aug. f.-Buy1nE OF
high grade investment shares provid.
cd a stimulating influence TO thu com
paatively light dealings OF tod7y's
stock marke- Numerous railroad
she's reached new peak prices for
n year. as did many OF the indus
trials and s~pecialtes, especially the
chain store issues Sales app-o1t
mated 500. 600 shares.
The feature Of the last hour was
the demand for equipments. which
were up 1 to 2 points President
Harding's new strike settlement plan,
which became known just before the
market CLOSED. apparently WAS re
oeived with favor. rails shares either
holding or extending their early gains
The closing was strong.
, 1922-08-07

general market 1o@15o lower on all
killing classes; top steers S1o.a5; bulk
$3.50 1000; grass steers, S6@7.5o:
COWS and heifers S4.50@5.5o: veals
steady; stookers and feeders steady
to strong; top feeders. IS.
Sheep receipts. 1880: lambs most
" soc lower; bulk native lambs $11.50
OH: best s12.15; top western lambs,
S12.25: sheep and feeding lambs
steady: top feeding; lambs s12,
Denver Prices.
DENVER. Colo, Aug. Cattle.
receipts 2,7oo: market. good cattle
steady, others Is to 25c lower; beef
steers s7.oo@s.25; cows and heifers
s4bo9s.oO: calves S6.oo@s.oo: bulls
s2.5O@4.25; atockers and feeders $500
@6a25.
Hogs. receipts 100; market open
to steady; top s1o.35: bulk ss.oo@1o.25.
Sheep receipts 500; market sheep
steady; lambs Csc lower; lambs s1o.75
11.75: ewes s5.oo@6.25.
, 1922-08-07
N~Iarler.on Test Near Completion.

Latest reports from the Markham
well. east Of Henderson are to the
effect that The bit Is now on top OF
the Kimhall sand after having passed
through a deep strata of shale which
was rich in oil. Tho early completion
OF a good producer Is expected at this
point
, 1922-08-07
BAvARIAN COALITION.

BERLIN Aug. "a Munich mes
sage to the Deutsche Tases Zeitung
announces the formation Of a new gov.
eminent coalition in Bavaria CON-
posed OF the various parties. Tho cor.
respondent remarks that whereas all
the other German state governments
contain a sprinkling of Socialists, Ba.
varia Is the first state to have a pure
ly bourgeois cabinet.