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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-02
% bcnfii1d lonffnantni preiioentis
matfalia.

Goint BleaIant, Sbip, bu5iif, 80
p. Greiioentti 9aroingin ieiffai.
lrriffaallu 30 nnilin pituiiello mat.
folla pitfin Ghip-jotea oil topabtua
marltt tllhoila pnnettoinuus, fnn ola
BoprDlallpd sSsslano Gneenin pld,
fanttd putoii alapuoLella oleiualle
fannelle fpieoen nufoltoon noin 200
lflottnstnioo. Grelibentti, iofo ian.
phi tame ottan1aon oiua fenraoli
grantln iooatnen iDntDnldpaitpan
1oboosta ipietcttpDn il,Jlaan, eli OF
Int laitpasio. geoin pnoli nrinnIrfs.
tia eflneu plafannen pntoarnista al
folpdt fottobirret ritist1 ia punfflsa.
Ioten olafanllella olefpat ba6intusfin
eDtlmat pDls alta eltrlen rnTahopfieu
tapobtnnlista. 50 benfil6ti Iput.
faantlti.
Gfta preiloenttt Wlrs. @nr6ina IA
toilet preiioertin ieurueen fuonlat,
taipot jaleltet eirp1t oIleet laiipasla.
Inbtui ballitilflen Ieiipoien tarfns-
tdlien antonlasta iparot,lfieSta. SOC
1clllpoifpat preiibenttid oleinuon
lobtemdtti nlatfolle ssslonO Queen.
lilo fosfa iitd pibettiin epiiuotctta.
mana. Winfdtpuofii toisten annef-
tin nlennd, eli ole leIitettp. Brcii-
nentti ienritciiteen ntntfusti ballitltfs
len lairposin GnpugosIn, iofa leitie-
nldn mum Gincin,tntista tullcen
hoprDlniDnn fera toi $1,000 be1fi.
lod jithlaan>
Onnettomuns tapabtni Stem
Hicbmon0tn fDldn luonn, leitjen,dit
nailin plosi1 tddltd 9ionnalta alet.
tim umpnn ilmdon rnfetteln, fun rs.
lanD Queen tnli etitrnnilenn fulfe4
lrai GaDuGnn rinitnlle GoclliIesid
oil 5000 motfustaiaa, joista iuurin
oIa fofoontiii feulafonnelle ilotll.i-
tllsta fntlomann. 2aitpojen lotto.
tununt ioittiipat ia faiffi oliipat mi.
to parbnimmalla tiinlella.
Sillpin fiiuflli rpidbops, ia sss.
[onb 2neenin nl0fnnnen etlioiasia
oleipot 800 matfustaiaa tlnIipat
lattian ipajoanan jolfninia nlln.
Hofp fonnen etiioia piltoli alas.
Dfancbesterin, Sbion, foltIulasten
nittofrnta iobon fulllui 50 poifao
"a tDttoG oil iitnri ollit Ioittaniasja
.ellafdnnen olla. Mutta puolcn
ennaffoiparoitltg pefasti
oiftalot Gniinlaiien rpi1hbDfieu
'ullluesia alfoilDat he ip0fIpd per1i
'oboen ssSotfilt filitenfoon eipdt
'piiHeeI dIDlsi0 1d loufulipdt ftlunf.
suolit ioilla He oliipot istineet.
1iodftipat bainoa betten oifao, iotan
oiftaiat fpfenitpdt rnonlintGon tllr,
papaiffaan ennetfuin tuoIit nnirs-
adntititpoiDt 9aiiet pporfDitpat
al tiiIinot bpsteeriiifii ia Iapfet
irfuiipat. aaitpnn ipirfaiIijat fe-
fnniaa ppipni1an paifoif-
oan letpoIliiesti, joten iiurenrpi Sl,
ofaubu iaotiin fpaltetpfii.
Breiioentti Saroing iai tiebrn
'nnettonllubesta tpasta len idlfeen
IN eapnga oil lasfe1ilt laitllriis
soirit Hieaiantin liiona.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1922-05-02

Mnusfnn idbetilstGn ip6taia Ue
auasin 2pais Sartbpm matfnsti
innmuntain aifana Yariiiiin neniuu-
tellaficen 9tansfnn miliisterist5n
fansia fanIninnaliissta aicmasta,
luta or tnlint hbiDin friitiiliIcfii
n,ime pailpin1.
Gnrppasta Amerifan ebastaiiltl
laapaneet tiebut pIpftamat, etta Nb
bHslualtain hallitus ci fule tufe
maan Mansfaa, jps ie aifpu Hnhrin
ulneen iutilaalltIella micbittdmilelid
fnrittaa Safiaa ellci Safia iuorita
naaraftDa iutafprmans-inminaa tou.
fpf. 81 p. SpiIet liittDmtnneet eiiuit
Ggnifip Hansfan aifeita ms,Ssfo1n.
Ganfoaisia ple,Dan Gtel1-Giinan
lallltnflen tfmalaimat piuat ipalIoif=
lancet affibp6ffdpfiella fofo eteldi-
lcn laisunsto-csfnaberin. 20 miesto
iai inrmania ia 80 baauoitfui IT,
malaiiuplen panlmittaesia lotalaiiuo-
ia, saisteInt Eefinaia tienoiila
Iatfniuat soclIern 100 maiIlu rinta=
MALTA.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

Of the makers from the time this discovery was offered
20 the public
And surely this Is offer which sufferer can
resis-which should refuse for II the "airy touch"
does not Danish that excruciating pain--the money
which has been paid for Fsryfoot will be refunded
without argument question.
"Shsll 90 with this lmpns gait, suffering tor
turing pain and seeing this miserable trouble growing
when without risk loss,I can try Fairyfoot
which has brought such gratifying resus7" Is ques-
on which everyone with bunion should ask himself
No fairer offer made than this. Simply
mail the coupon below for the free sample or ask
your druggist for box Of Faryfoot II must do all
we promise or Il costs you nothing ..
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
The Fairyfoot Way for Bunions

We must look beyond mere symptoms, and realize
the actual cause Of the bunion To-day instead Of trying
to gel along with make-shifts like so-caed pro-
ectors toe spreaders or other which have proved
useless In so many cases, you simply take thin little
medicsted plaster called Fsiryfoo apply II to your
bunion and in short time your pain disappears You
limp no longer. you suffer more twinges Of psn.
The inflammation of the joint is gone and the pain
gone with II. -. '".
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
What Is a Bunion and
What Causes Ii?

Bunions usually appear the joint OF the great toe
rarely the joint OF the little toe. They caused
by the pressure OF tight short shoe. The pressure
is usually gradual that the coming Of bunion in the
beginning scarcely noticeable Soon twinge OF pain
Is ft then redness begins to appear around the joint
inflammation increases; a bunion is on the way.
Bunon cartilage commences TO form. Before you
realize IT, you victim of very annoying sffliction
Continued pressure causes irritation. The outer
coating the bones OF this joint produces coat
ing Cell proliferston, enlargement Of the joint,
takes place More and more Of this cell growth is added
finally producing the homely enlargement Thus,
well developed bunion is accumulation of bone-like
cartilage.
Pressure started the bunion. As the enlarged joint
continues to increase in size, the pressure becomes
greater. Therefore, pressure must be avoided. FIRE.
qucntly the removal OF pressure will prevent hunion
from becoming more acute. The inflammation must
also be subdued When this has been accomplished re-
lief should follow.
At first your pain is confined pretty closely 10 the
bupon ITSELF but the enlargement continues TO grow
the pain increases and there are often shooting
pains UP the leg Every bunion sufferer knows these
agones.
That Is q condition which bunion sufferer has to
deal with. This is The condition which the discoverers
Of Fairyfoot realized must be dealt With before truly
efficient method could be devised
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Years of Success for Fairyfoot

Year after year FairyfoOt has brought relief to
bunon sufferers. II has eased pain in cases which
seemed chronic and hopeless. II has given It's help
quickly and surely. When you try Faryfoot therefore
you not trying simply fad or a new treatment
but method which has made real record OF success
The mails constantly bringing letters from people
who express their gratitude for the way In which this
remarkable method has eased their pains What these
former sufferers say Is evidence which should surely
bring the determination at least to try Fairyfooi
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Gratified Thousands Give
Their Testimony ..

1t is estimated that over 10000 bunion sufferers
find relief every year in the Faryfoot method and The
letters which tell Of their satisfaction give evidence
which doubt But who freed from bunlon
torment would not write letters like the following2
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
EUen the Most
Stubborn Cases Yield to This
Simple Method
Costs Nothing to Make the Test

People by thousands who short time ago were limp
ins scowlins unhappy from bunion tortures are now
walking with ease-smilins and happy
Men who cut Sits In their shoes and women who
bought diversified shoes in their attempt Danish that
excrucating pain talking about this method which
has brought gratifying and unexpected comfort to their
suffering feet.
One application and the pain quickly disappears.
So comforting lasting Is the soothing effect
that may believe that bunion pains will be
thing of the past Fairyfoot is all the bunon sufferer
will need.
OF course TO those who have long suffered II may
seem unbelievable that simple. application bring
relief so quickly but you read on, you win that
the action OF Fairyfoot is based q sound new-dsy
principle.
What causes bunon pains3 Do you knowf And
what will drive them swsy2 Let us see what the
answers TO these questions
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Wrong Notions About Bunions

One why bunions, have been such persistent
Of misery to the human is that there has
been wrong idea as to what causes them. Ask some
people what makes the ugly lump and they will say
that must be dslocated ioint-tha' the foot must
have suffered injury which has caused the large
Toe to be thrown out Of place. Others will tell you
that IL Is enlargement of the bone due, possibly TO
some sort Of irritation, while others think that II Is
hard and permanent swelling the Of which only
to be guessed at
But OF these surmises entirely correct In view
Of the investigations Of experts who have made foot
troubles their study for years
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Quickly Conquered the Pain

Il wish to. thank you for the relief I have had
from Fairyfoot am an elderly lady and have been
troubled with bunions nearly all my life and am glad
to say that from the time began using your Fairyfoot
have never had pain Shall surely recommend them
TO everyone know troubled with bunions.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Wears Shoes Once More

"1n regard TO your Fairyfoot, wish TO state that
they the greatest things have seen My bunion
was so bad could not shoe and there was
e hole in II nearly TO the bone. Now can wear my
shoe usual and do not feel the bunon YOU may use
my name II you wish and ! will gladly answer any
letters sent TO me, as cannot recommend them too
highly" y ~ '...' r... Pc .
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Soreness All Gone

You can use my name as much you like In praise
Of Faryfoot, for they the very best things have
found yet and have tried everything The soreness Is
all gone and the swelling nearly gone"
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
A Guarantee
Which Says:
"Not
Penny's
Cost
Il Falyfoot
Does Not
Bring Relief

Try Fairy
foot at our risk"
has been the offer
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
A young mans looks
-ah old mans walk
because of a bunion.
Free Sample Sent to
Prove Ii i'm Your Own Home

Eve want every bunon sufferer to learn at our ex-
pense that Faryfoot really does bring relief from pain"
say the makers OF this discovery. And you who are
reading this advertisement actually have this free
sample simply by sending the coupon.
You can quickly discover how it quickly banishes
pain from the most stubborn bunon and this without
paying penny. Surely is worth your while to find
Out about Fairyfoot when you do so on an offer
like this. .t.s .' .'s@ ...a... G.. .r. . '. .....
Think Of being able to walk, to stand TO play your
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sample There is cost TO you for asking TO send
the proof that Fairyfoot actually does all we claim for
IL. Sign and mail the coupon to-day TO Foot Remedy
Co., 1928 W. 22nd ST. Dept 216. Chicago, III.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Cant Find Words"

"Im sure cant find words In the English dictionary
that would III to praise the wonderful work which
Faryfoot has done for very pleased with the
remarkable results" ''. "'.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Reduced the inflammation

Every word you say in regard to Fairyfoo is true
My bunions were very much inflamed and enlarged
could not shoes with comfort used Faryfoot and
now can walk with ease"
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

Sale All First Glass Druggists and Drug Departments Everywhere
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

Tht is the secret Of Fairyfoos.
How simple II ell seems now that
II Is told. But the greatest things
are really the simplest, are they
not7 ~.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

You now see that
with the advent OF
the Fairyfoot Method
q new light was thus
thrown upon the re-
lief for bunions. No
longer Is II necessary
TO guess and expert
ment at the expense
OF the sufferer, no
longer need the at
Tempt 10 bring relief
be prolonged over
periods so long that
patience becomes
exhausted and hope
goes with II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17
STEEL IS PIVOT
FOR STOCK MART
Early Strength in Steel
, Spreads to Others;
Market Active

NEW YORK, May 16.-Steels
,vair we're the pivot around which
,oday's fairly active stock market
,eroiyed. Early strength In those
sba,es soon spread TO coppers and
,elated metals, also chemicals and
,,iscellaneous issues. Sales amount
"a 10 g7j.O00 shares.
tackawanna steel rose to a new
MAXIMUM during the forenoon, but
nrnouncement of the ratification of
us merger with Bethlehem was the
.,crai Tor an extensive prOfit.taking
,'cyemcnt, Bethlehem elso giving
vay. presumably for the same rea-
son.
Rallies at midday occasioned re-
,ewed realizing sales later, the final
I ,our being marked by much confu-
Ison.
Accumulation of the popular
steels, oils, American Can. Corn
prodlIcts and tobaccos during that
reriod was balanced by selling of
several OF the cheaper equipments
and motors. on the other hand,
studebater was steadily bought.
,uh Maxwell "a" Baldwin Loco
motive and Crucible Steel were in
demand with United States Steel. all
At substantial gains, metals also re-
spending to short covering.
Federal Mining and Smelling pre-
ferred was the days strongest stock,
closing at gain of ia points on
the declaration OF an increased
dividend. American Smelling also
retained the better part of it's gain
and Mexican Petroleum and United
Retail helped measurably to sustain
the higher average of quotations.
Money ana commodity markets
we're favorable TO the long account
n the stock market. Copper prices
we're firmer on expansion OF the for
eign inquiry and higher prices we're
quoted for lead and raw and refined
sugars.
Foreign exchanges were duller
than usual. but all the more impor-
tant remittances displayed firmness.
Industrial offerings were the ac-
tive and strongest features of the
bond market. responding to the
prominence of those issues in the
stock list.
Changes among the more substan.
tai domestic rails were narrow and
speculative issues of that class were
dull.
Pennsylvania general 5s. South
ern Railway 5s and Colorado &
Southern refuuding 4 u s were firm,
moderate recessions being made by
Seaboard Airline 6s and st, Louis e.
San Francisco adjustment 6s and As.
Buying Of Liberty bonds was light
but no changes of note occurred in
that group. Total sales. par value,
aggregated s15,073.O0O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17
WORLD MARKET PAGE


NEW ORLEANS, May l6.-New
high levels were reached by cotton
today. the more active months all
crossing the 20-cent mark, as the
result of buying in the early trading
due mainly to better cables than an
ticipated and in the late trading to
the buying In OF hedges on very
large scale by local spot interests.
Highest prices were reached In the
late trading when the list showed
net gains of 10 TO 80 points July
trading up TO 201Sc. The close was
at net gains OF to Is points, with
July at 2O.03C.
Heavy liquidation was done on the
long side throughout the session. At
the lowest of the day the trading
months were 20 to 30 points under
the final prices OF yesterday. July
selling off to 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17
BUYING IN WHEAT
IS ON BIG SCALE
Proportions in Trading
Heaviest Witnessed
for Months

CHICAGO. May 16.--Buying I'm
the wheat market today assumed
the largest proportions Witnessed I'm
several months and there was a
decided advantage in prices.
Traders generally construed the
United States supreme court de-
cision on the Capper-Tincher act as
a bullish influence. The market
closed unsettled. 2hc to sac net
higher. with May sl.45A and
July Si.2SA m1.2S%. Corn gained
= TO &c and oats hc to No
sc. Provisions varied from 2Igc
to 5c decline to rise of 25c
Stimulating market effects Of the
supreme court decision were en-
phasized by sudden upture in
LiVerpool wheat quotations. a re-
ductlon OF 779S,000 bushels IN the
worlds available supply, and by
reports that foreigners were pur-
chasing future deliveries OF wheat
here.
Besides. advlces we're a. hand
that the Kansas crop was dotcriorat-
ing, especially late sown wheat.
New crop deliveries OF wheat
showed relatively greater strength
than was the case with May. being
a higher record that at any timo
heretofore this season. Bull lead-
ers combatted assertions that ma
nipulattve tactics were Responsible
Tor present prices and that Chicago
May wheat was out Of line with
other markets. Receipts of wheat
mere continue LIBERAL 255 carloads
To-Day, and there were fresh dellv-
cries of 263.oOo bushels on May
contracts. Purchasers OF 400, 900
bushels of wheat to arrive here were
reported.
Upturns In the value OF corn and
oats were ascribed to the action of
wheat market.
Provisions averaged higher In
line with hogs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17

KANSAS CITY. May ls.--Cattle-Re.
esIpts 9'5Oo, beef steers and yearlinys
lower, top Hight steers $3.50, common and
medium she stock weak 70 i5c lower
lower. feeders S7.5oQ7oO, stock.r. AZ a.
LOO. all other classes around steady
choice cows s6.50a675. heavy bulls IS 90
srs generally 1926 ai75. best vealeS,
Hoss.Reoeipts 1900. shippers took
ABOUT $500, light and medium bnys
slO,6O 1865, looks lOc and zoe Iownr
packers buying on a late market around
nc lower. late top to packers $40 Osbsf.
packing sows mostly yg25Gg4O s,ork
PIGS steady. bulk best natives SO. 5Oa
Io;5b. best sl0.75. mixed southwest So 70
Sheep-Receipts 1000. l5c and ?5c love.
er. shorn Texas wethprs Ss.OOas95, mos,
ray hsuve ewes ..6.25G $50 lambs PIC
snu fVc lower, early sales shorn offerings
lambs steady. 'F''"s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17
LEGAL

tPubished IN the RUSS paHy World May
g. g 10; H. IL, 10. H. IS. 10,
a. ~ ,p' '' sO' H. jgn: ~; a. g! 'S woi,s ,s
Publishing Company, Publlsher)
ORDINANCE NO 2es7
,nA,n An ,,dla ordinance 70 .ppor'ion. levy.
sanlt,tS @Sqt OF the . cost Of ssS91Ssitge,iPS
as created and estsblishsd by or.
dinance No. 9ls9. and declaring an
emergency.
WHEREAS In pursuance OF the pro.
visions OF tho Charter OF tho city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma, and tho statutes OF
the state Of oklahoma, for such cases
made nnd provided. the said city OF
and establish SEWER DISTRICT No. Isl
and after having declared u ueccssery ~
TpTGF l9 fS9s'Sgs' So sSw9rs II '9'd sEwEn pis
Ordinance No, 7lSa. did on the 25th dsy
Of October, 1891. let to Comstock smcd.
icy company contractors, certain con-
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No.
lsi; and.
WHEREAS IN pursuance Of said con.
tract said Comstock Smedley company
nave consiructed certain sanitary sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT no. ISL. and
the work under said contract has been
accepted snd approved by tho CITY I'm.
OF the city Of Tulsa; and.
WHEREAS. In further pursuance Of
tne statutes OF tho state OF Oklahoma, /,
aforesaid, snd under tho terms OF the
Charter Of the said city Of Tulsa. Okla.
homR, II Il deemed necessary by the
Hoard OF Commissioners Of tho city OF
Tulsa 20 levy ana assess = special taX
upon the property liable 10 assessment
In SAID SEWER DISTRICT No. lst. by
reason OF the construction Of said sewer
and 10 pay for tho same. nnd
WHEREAS, the total cost of the con-
tttuctlon OF said sewer in said SEWER
DISTRICT No 1871, including extras. have
been escerthined and Ia hereby declntsd
to bo the sum of s26,9Sb.6O. ali Of which
II 20 be levied bv special assessments
against the lots ana parcels OF land
benefited by the construction Of satd
sewer IN said SEWER DISTRICT NO.
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with TO authorize the levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcels OF land so liable for the cost ~
construction Of said ecwer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. lsl, In tho amounts here
inafter specified In section Of this or
dlnRuce
Now, THEREFORE, M IT OR.
DAlNED ny THE BOARD or COM.
MlSSlONERS or THE CITY or
TULSA, OKLAHOMAi
SECTION ]. That there SHAH be and
mere Ia hereby apportioned 20 and lev.
led upon and assepsed against the sever.
al lots and parcels OF lana In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. lsl In tho City OF Tulsa
okla. so benefited nv tho construction
OF SAID sewer. the amounts respectively
as follows to-wit;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17

J. L. HUGHLETT. C. p.
II. II. FULLER. Scribe.
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SECTION :: That tho assessments
hereby levied On each Of tho above men.
TONED tots and parcels Of lana are here.
By declared to he a lien upon such lots
Hs other taxes aud shall .. collected
and enforced In tho same manner rs othet
taxes In and Tor tho City Of Tulsa, OKLA
homs. are collected.
SECTION g. That ali hssessments here
by levied thsl' be divided INTO three t3l
equal annual iustallmcnts as Huthorlgcd
hy said Statutes OF the state ot Okla
huma for such cases made ana provided /,
that tho ASSIGNMENTS shall bear interest
at the rate OF eight tkl Per tcntum per
annun. payable annually Mt the time Of
the payment Of the several instnllments
Of the snid sesessments from the date oi
the taking effect Of this ordinance, that
tho first installment Of ssid sstessmeutH.
together with the accrued interest on tho
deferred installments shan be rhyable on
the 18TH day Of December. 1922, ana the
remaining deferred installments with the
yearly interHs, on the unpaid iustallmerts.
shall bo payable on the 18TH day OF De.
cember OF each succeeding year until all
shall be paid.
Provided, however. that Any OF the
owners Of the lots or parcels Of lana 80
assessed may at any time during the four
90 consecutive weeks following tho day
Of the first publication OF thiH ordinance
pay to tho city Auditor Of the City OF
40 levied against their ssid iotr ana par
cells Of land sud thereby telease such
property from the lien OF such Hssess'
neuts
SECTION Z. That this ordinance shat
he published for twcnty.nine consecutive
days In the Tulsa Daily wo-ld n news.
paper published In Tulsa Oklahoma; that
the publication OF this ordinance as ra.
quired by law shall he taken ana re-
garded az sntficien' notlce 10 all persons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17

TULSA CANTON NO. IS. l. o. O r..
Patriarch Militant. First Saturday each
month. 1880 .. m.
}. =. MOORE Capt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17
Wichita Iiyestorl.

WICHITA, Texas. May l6.--Hogs-Ra.
ceipts 500 market i0c lower ton 40 20.
bulk siO.l0Ql0.2O
Cattle-Receipts 700. steady ana duti
on butcher stock. spots lower. stockei :
ana Feeders steady to tsronR. steers 5000.
btet steers and she stock fully steady:
$500, cows SI.50QG.75 heifers s6.bOEf
10 stockera and feeders S5.5047.75,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17

CHICAGO, May ls,-Butter-Higher
creamery extras stc. firs,s 30h a35h.
EgSs-Vnchanged, 37ts7 cases
Poultry-Alive higher. fowls acc, broi.
ers $onfsc roosters l4bc.
Pots toes Weak. 40 cars total U. r
shipments $50; Wisconsin sacked and bulk
round white 81 S0Nit5 cwt; Michigsr
bulk round whites tl.t06l.50 cwt.: Idaho
sacked russets Ills cwt. New stock
slightly stronger on sacks. dull on bar.
rels. Alabams sacked Bliss Triumphs No
i 1900 cwt.: Louisiana sacked Bliss Tri-
umphs No. t2.Ts ewt Florida spauld-
ing Rose double headed barrels No.
'5.7s zoe, No. : mostly $500. --
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17

,,IHTCAGD, Nav l6.-Cattle-ReceIpts
Io'ooo, fairly active. beef steers largely
calves strong 10 higher, stockers duiL
outsiders paying SO to fl05O freely Tor
eholce NeaIeIs, TO packers around $3.50 10
Hogs-Recelpts $1,000. slow, big pscx-
ets doing little, around &c to l0c high sr
10 yard traders and shippers. top yii 90,
sheep-Receipts 10000. steady TO 25c
lower, california spring lambs sla25 10
sLo,oo. top shorn lambs 1890 California
ss%rn ewes 400. fed Texas shorn wethers