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KItliMOHD iiNt NrD, t. MARKET
hlchmonu Union Stock W q.

.>oN'lubts 49,
Remarks: Very Eoou supp. Of cattle.
WIN uddc' steady 10 strong. Common
"nd 40 .................. 70
Medium to good steers. loo
~ LEV lbs ............. II
Common to medium steers
49, to 30 ib-............ 5 n IL,
Good to choice cows........ n -,
Medium 10 good Cows........ ~ D
common 10 medium cows. S'.u
ia gupr Observation-Disclosures. :isfH -.
Medium 80 guod o1.n...... ~ -,
tuiE'Hun TO medium JIeu.... .. II a.,
RAT butcher ouus............. ga 81.
Bologna bulls ................. N a,
i.!gn'. cuininon bologna bulls q, 4 a..
ir" lbs E. .............. ~ ~
Medium to good hef-rs So
Z" tv) lbs ................ n
common to medium hcif-r-. II
iu"d corn ted hogs. To lbs.
;..a corn fed hogs 10 TO =
|.od corn ,"d pig, aud "a" -
Shg@ts ..:...;..........; gag g.
Ma southern h"ss sold subirc, 20 tnspcc-
iion. aud wncn soft and oily
to &c on
G"oI virginia caiv-S.......... !. ~ .
Medium Virginia ca.r-s...... ~ "a IL
TEST Southern ca.v.s.......... 10 Il :.
Medium So calves ..... ir
ttougn aud heavy caives... 1. s
Good Lambs ................ /, u Is
Medium iamos ............... II Z. IL
RAT sheep ........... ........... a
Common IL tair sheep ...... ; 81
y. u -B-rinnirS July 18th IN. INA rk-t
lays tot tattIe Will ne Friday saturday
aud Monday No cattle -old OF weighed
"a other than ih--- dsys
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EOREIG% EXrliA%nr

Nm FVKky Nov ?-f.Mt.., n-Irrs ,
hcts today were: "'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

y. -S-rinninS July 18th IN. market
'ys Tor cattle Will u. Friday saturday
nj Monday No cattle -oli OF weIsar,
Il other than ;h-4- davs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
NeWs of SGpulpd
STRIP RESIDENCE
OF FURNISHINGS
Funeral Of Train Victim
Today; New Motor
Sales Firm Opens

Special 20 The World
SAptLbA, sept IA thoft OF
expensive furniture was reported TO
police today by j. NJ. Wilson Of 142l
East Fairylew avenue. MIR ana Mrs.
Wilson returned last night from a
summer I'm Colorado 20 find tho
house stripped ot thousands of dol
lars worth Of y1luahlcs. TO all ap-
pearances the thieves had backed a
truck up TO the house ana loaded on
everything they could use. They
took suite OF dining room furni-
ture. bedroom suite. linens, dishes,
cut glass and other articles Of house
hold furniture. Wilson is owner of
the wilson brothers furniture store
on East Dewey.
Funeral services for Earl Taylor,
truck driver for the Coca-Cola Bot
luing works, who was Killed near
Watkins station while making a de-
livery Thursday. will be held Sunday
Afternoon at o'clock at the Baptist
church, Rev. i. j. Conkwright Off
Ciating.
A new motor sales company, or
ganlzed by j. II. McCauley formerly
with the Sapuipa state bank, Will
Iopen for business here Monday. The
| company Will be known as the Sa-
|pulpa Chevrolet Motor company with
branch offices at Bristow and Drum
right,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
I ECAg
.<s~@ssss

In tho County Court NJ Okfuskoe Coun :
ouniN okla. In the matter OF the cs.a ts
oI lulH Hrndrffon, minor. savannah h
lltul"fH1u. guardian. Probate No. a7f.-
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL EsTAIE
Public notice la hereby given that. lut-
guaut 10 nn order and decree " sals rnds
by tho county Court IN ana for Okfuskah
county Okla, on tho S0th day of Ausast.
l12Ai the nnfsF-isnsi. Savannah usHasv-
son, - tho guardian OF the estate OF i-0fs
henderson minor. Will ht 10 O'rlrcis
70. NJ. on the 26th day OF September, 1879
az the lrunt door Of The county court 1usa
no Tulsa, Tulsa county. okla, self al
public sale TO tho highest and best ffA.
der or blddora and subject 10 the CONFIRM
alton of said sale by Haid County Court "a
uf the right, fitlo. claim, interest Hrt a.
tate Of tho said Lots Henderson. n mffof
In and TO all of the following described
real estate and premises lying ana ale.
uato IN Tulsa county. Oklao to-wit:
Tho east half ~ the northeast quar-
ter and the north half of the pouth-
west qunrtor OF section twenty-five
ta9l, township nineteen G9) northai
range ton tlOJ cast, -
said sale viii be on tho follow ing
terms and conditions. tu-@lt:
Cash upon confirmation Of sale by ccun-
~ court or bkfuHkeo county, Okla, Bnd
execution u deed by guardian -
TINS the 90th day Of August ls?2
tHer Thumb Mnsk1
Guardian ~ tho estate OF Lois Hendsr-
Hpu, "a minor.
Makers namo signed by nc az hcr f6.
quest ana IN her presence
b. ID. LONEIT.
Witnesses 10 mark
s -. LONErT.
G. T.. GAGHAGEN
sANANNAH HENDERSON.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
POLICE RECOVER FOUR CARS
In the Meantime Auto Thieves Take
n Days Vacation.

The recovery of -four stolen auto
mobiles by officers of the car re-
'oFety section Of the police depart
ment ana an absolute absence OF
activity on the part Of auto thieves
during the day was reported Sat
urdov by g. l.. Collins. head OF the
department
Buick touring car belonging To
J. ~. BOSS, 70t West Fourth. stolen
Wednesday afternoon from between
Third ana Fourth ON Boston was
found about miles In the country
by the officers 4 Cadillac, stolen
from Guy W. Mcnn.s 40 Dallas IL
bctouDr 1920, was discovered IN tho
streets of the city A Ford Touring car
owner by a. -. BrcWct, III south
Denver, stolen Tuesday was fuand
on u country road about five miIsa
from tho city A Sudcbakcr tour
mtg car stolen from G.. W. Berente
at Liberty, kan. September 6, vas
found ip the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
BOOTLEG POISON
CURING DRINKERS,
HAYNES REPORTS
cnNr1Nr,rn From PACE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
gradients from rubbing ompOunds,
denatured and wood alcohol, only
partially succeed. and tho dangerous
product, containing concentrated lyc
to clerify e, is not only blended and
sold in fraudulently labeled bottles,
but IS injected I'm near-heer, offered
as pure beer in alcoholic content
moro than allowed by law. This beer
Is sold as export, smuEgled from
Canada
Drinking OF those poisonous
compounds has developed a new
disease, as vet unnamed, which ac-
cording 10 hospital officials, shows
symptoms Of short breathing and
results frequently in death by suffo-
cation
Along the coast and near the Ca
madam border, liquor IN smaller
quantities continues 70 trickle
through, but recent activities OF the
enforcement unit with Conf.scatlon
Of hundreds Of thousands ~ dollars
worth Of "booae' inside the three
mile limit, has had discouraglng et-
feet.
Rootleggers too. are operating less
boldly. and IN washington, which
has been the Illicit dealers paradise,
trades can be accomplished only
after much preliminary hngsling,
Resentment Of former customers at
sale TO them Of bad compounds un-
der good labels has largely In
creased the force OF volunteer en-
forcement officers,
Local officials. tracing down a
blind tiger, the other DAY, easily To-
Gated the animal, but had 10 resort
10 suhterfuge 10 catch its manager
lie had set mp n trolley, running I'm
devious channels whereon victims
sent In their money and later In
due time received their Shot"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
KEMALIST FORCE
BLOCKS LANDING
ON SMYRNA QUAY

.CoNIINuEp. FROM PACE ONE
resulted IN ihe signature or the peace
treaty AT StlreS In August, 1920. It
Is uhueI IA'v"a tlat inc american gov
eminent nus assumed no commit
n'on19 uuu '.l'ICG Ihl9 no UNDER
a,,',,'i.ts "'.u WI lhEoINe IL I'm any
,'.i- "i'F ~ ~ VIZ ''G'y uJuHllHehla
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,,'o,.o,,. 'l We "' E,sll ''L1Ihl.7l
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by tho Associated Press
CONSTANTINOPBE, Sept. Ia
Renewed celebrations were held
throughout Asia Minor Yesterday 10
mark the sweeping Turkish victory
over IN, Greeks. Friday is the
Turkish sunday and the entire Mos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
SIXTEEN ROADS
SIGN AGREEMENT
Method of Settlement Is
Same AS Used Before
u. S. Boards Advent

CHICAGO, Sept l6.--Sixtcen
railroads had signed separate agree
uCuts with various labor unions to-
day through methods IN vogue be-
foro the United States railroad labor
board was created as arhltor OF dis
putts between railways and their
employees. These settlements, ac-
r0rllug 10 Ben w Hooper, chair
man OF the board. do not repudiate
tho board but rather are entirely
ln accord with the transportation
act"
When the disputes were with
drawn from the jurisdiction OF the
board, the government tribunal be-
iicyed that negotiations for settle
ments Independent OF the board
would be successful, Hooper said.
His comment referred to yCster-
days agreement between the New
York Central lines and the train
service brotherhoods and other
pending peace negotiations.
Following settlements with the
order OF Railway Conductors and
the brotherhood OF Railroad Train
men, the New York Central lines
opened negotiations today with the
shop Crofts for ending the shop
mems strike on the basis OF the
Wdrfield- -Willard-JCwou plan. Sep
arate agreements with the on
ginocrs, firemeu's md switchmen''
unions were in prospect, according
to officials.
The Pennsylvania system was
party 10 similar negotiations with
rail unions at Cleveland and Pits
burgh.
Among the larger roads which
GaHn gIgY.g ugV44 lGpFu with the
striking shop crafts were tho Chi
oaEo, Milwaukee & 81. PAUL the
Chicago x Northwestern and the
Baltimore n Ohio.
Agreements on wages and rules
with newly created shop unions
were announced by the Chicago,
Burlington & quincy which had
turned down the Warfleld-Willard
Jewell proposals.
Today brought al lull In the gov
orumcnts Injunction proceedings
before Judge Wilkerson. Attorney
General paughcrty ana ms aides
rested their case on the strength OF
500 arridlv.ts supporting charges
Of violence, Intimidation and de-
structiOn Of property and attorneys
tor B. NJ. Jewell. chief executive and
John Scott. secretary OF the ran
WHY fll4It'Nf1 hihAl A4N'NN ~ '''
American Federation Of Labor. Will
open the defense Monday, with four
days for the defense and final ar
gumcnt before the existing restrain
ing order expires.
Judge Wi.Eersun told the oppos-
ing lawyers that the restraining or
der will not be renewed when 10 cx-
pircs September 2l unless the In
junction hearing Is completed then.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
G. @. P. CAMPAIGN
OFFICES OPENED
Battle VIII Be on in Full
Swing After Fields
Day Thursday

Republican headquarters arc now
open on the second floor Of the Gil-
lette building and the republican
campaign will get into fun swing on
John Fields day. Thursday OF this
week Preparations for John Fields
day are now absorbing the attention
OF local republicans and arrange
ments for the program for the John
Fields meeting at convention hail
Thursday night viii be completed
Monday. The republican central
committee Of Tulsa county win 90
into session at 2 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon I'm the municipal audito-
rum, and AT Z o'clock in the evening
at convention han with Fields as
their Confrcre.
Reports from scattered points in
the county indicate large atten-
dance from outside Tulsa. T.. O..
Lingo, chairman of the county CEN
tral committee, said last nlght.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
MINISTER SLAIN,
WIFE OF SEXTON
KILLED NEAR BY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
returned 10 his homo, To lind thai
his wife had not returned.
1t was not until nearly "a hours
later, today. that Raymond Schucy-
der and Pearl BANNER went 10 stroll
in Russcys lane, a quaint rustic way,
known by young SWANS Of the coun-
tryslde as lovers lane. Tho apple
tree midway down the lane was the
objective OF their stroll And there
they found the bodies OF the rector
and the sections wife.
Police differed as 20 whether foot
prints found In the dust at the three
roots were made I'm a struggle Coun-
" detectives also disagree with
Coroner Long that the shooting did
not occur under the tree.
Light winds mad carried several Of
the notes and cards some distance
from the two bodies. Mills, in his
statement 20 the authorities. asserted
that he had seen several of these
letters and declared that they worD
written by hIs wife To their children
while he was visiting In the southern
part Of the state this summer
one ut the letters, bearing no sal
utatiOn ana no signature and written
In pencil. read.
you ure o true priest You see
I'm me merely your phFH'onl lnaplia~
t'on. You are On" priest. Was ran
roilgioust God makes hls people
L" enjoy themselves d''r'F. ...,.-
Another ion the Same HtAiWfillhH
read.
please DO not inuEh az lHl7' ]
know l'u "a crazy cat but ] can't be
different. Charlotte talks. then Dan
asks questions. then answering, $50
now can ] Wlll'f
Dan ana t.'i IGlle I.i'ii'A '' IN
ihG hgls are VI "lII.s l"o 1..''i'i'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
INSTRUCT SHORT
TO GET FL0GGERS
Governor Tells Attorney
General to Appear in
Mathews Hearing

ny the Associated rrcss state vrs
OKLAHOMA CITY, scut It.
Attorney General short today was
instructed boy Governor Robertson
90 use ull the power uf Bob. u.f.r iu
obtaining Justice Tor the persons
who folE,i Walter Mathews Cusu.
INK attorney l.t Tuesday uI.It
ChUuctcrialuE the affair os "a dis
rrncc tu the atlty' the pNuuut.t. uI.
dDrod short 60 Doe at the preliminary
hearing of -four men hold iu rUuuDe-
ton with the affair. Iu u.H IutfCr
10 short tho governor quoted
Mathews as nyiug hc t,lt ho could
not obtain Justice Dr. tho case is
prosecuted hy Payne county author
itics.
Many Officers Involved.
IN this ! agoo with him. thD
governor wrote The governor called
attention 90 the fact that This is ono
OF several similar urfgnacs ana de.
clIrtd that many officers urc idcutI-
uCi with th's mob organization uud
therefore iueapaciutgd TO perform
their duties.
This conduct viii finally result I'm
the cltzons urw.ug themselves and
killing these people who n1No been
taking tho law into th,lr own
hands" ho wrote.
"tulcss the majesty OF the law
can Doc upheld and corrections uu-
taiuod Iu such cases and proper pun
ishmcut motod ont we viii have a
reign ot terror iu this state ton the
people will not tolerate such conduct
when they know that the officers
arc I'm collusiou with tho mob"
IloEgcd with wet Rope.
Mathews vus taken from his
home iu Gushing. according 20 his
report made personally Co the gov
crnur. by band of masked men who
escorted him to tho edge Of the city
and severely floKged him with a
wet rope.
Mathews told tho governor that
he had recently made spccch at
tacking the ku-kiuS klnu ana as
sertlnR that he intended to vote FOR
walton for governor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
NEW YORK PLANS
WAR ON BEGGARS
Legless Beggar's Chauf-
feur in Trouble, Was
Cause Of Drive

NEW YORK. sent. tf - Ecw
! Nur, y.l. .,tso io ba "A haven uf
. r,fur. for VutIthv hcarara vino ride
/ ta ana num thcHr "wArk' iu umou-
ar.a v.lu ,vr.ftiuy hand tailored
|,Iotn.rr ..Nyn pfs "dufy" pnd main
|Hm ,,.I4r. ,,,u stacked with r1oda
|uut uvnf4n|r .u ordinary moi poIIoi IL
ins ,si,f v.Y..b t9s gnno ouf fra,
r,, ,ff.., 90 p,li,, s,r,,,tssi,r,.,,
/ Uur.ehf Is ry..lt,l Thai II vlI he
boz ,Yl..,f.f Iu. .,I,.. ,,r.rsI,,r ,,I ,,,.
'nrrsu,.f .f ha 1r.rI.gant sn,,J
IUrr,,. .raIl sIup,a vIth l,,p,,.
I.r..r r...s f., .i,,.. and NJ ,,,rc,,
NH, liyb.. mime. D,,n ,,r,t,rt.o
has. nc,r ulT.l =, tu. sau,d or-
d..s r,,. ,.,', t.,.,h ~, @rf,',,, ,',
tho rrdrrr." .llrt aldo. wost aide
and vl around tho town"
Tho drAc VIII bc osp,rllIIy mined
no those "uuiouuuatcs' who derive
from s. tu $50 day from thoIr
'pguhuudIuE."
Attention was focused on this
cllM through tho frauhIoa pf Unr.
tom Malone tba i.,l.s4 ucndIc,ut
who lycF m the rIotul Marrhorouph
Nnlono was msd for n 500 loEnl
lrc for alleged aorylccs rendered io
his chauffeur.
The police drive WIFI hc started lu
tho theatrical ma yhuupug dis.
tri,ta, but viii hr extended 40 other
PARTS OF tho rItv. Countless coufc4-
sIous from ucuif,nt bpprnrs who
have ndmIttsd earnings n- hlgh ps.
$50 a uIpbt dmIuu tho thratrr rush
hours mark this district as the
gr,a',st slIvcr. producing tract In
the United gllins for mrndicnnts
HfuukIyu also ls 10 he given so.
riuus confederation Amour BROOK
lyu'a Younger gct lowpr Fultnn
street n tho vicinity OF tho large
dppnr,mcpt stores hes becour
known nt night ns "GiIotte avenue. ."
A Young man. nrked why ho ana hls
flanb,r friends had thug drslrnttcd
the street qnld.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
MANY EXHIBITORS
SWAMP FREE FAIR

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
aide bulls shown are OF different
blood lines,
In the main hall tho Tulsa indus
trial and manufacturing exhibits are
located. Among these are the school,
city and county displays: the okla
home geological survey; the fine
arts showings are also attractive and
pleasing to everyone, especially the
fair sex.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Promotion List Is Approved.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-presl-
dent Harding approved today the
selection OF six brigadier generals 10
be promoted 10 major generals and
l3 colonies 10 bo hriGadier generals
tho largest promotion list of high
ranking army officers ever an
nounced in time Of peace at one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Kilaucn Breaks Forth Again.

by the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Sept. 16.-Kilauea
volcano today burst out in great ac-
tlvity with the lava lake fountaining
Flames and reflestinE a brilliant glow
above the crater Messages telling
or the volcanoes activity were re-
ceived here from Milo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Plcher Terminating Sheds.

NIFNTNT 70 7 he " OTTIs
PICHER, Sept. t6.-The Plcher
Mining company Of Picher has be-
gun rebuilding the machinery shed 4
which were destroyed two weeks
ago in a s25. 900 fire on the site OF
the other sheds. This Is the first
fire the company has experienced in
more than three years, with at least
"a plants IN the field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
BIG POSSE WAITS
FOR LUNG SLAYER
coNrINUED FROM PAGE ONE

10 have consulted with a lawyer who
visited her cell this afternoon.
That the killing Of Lung was only
part Of plot TO take both his
life and that OF the local chief of
police is the belief of some officers
here today. They believe that Earle
pomeroy. who also is said to use
Leroy as an alias the other man,
unidentified. and the Stanley woman
briefly mapped out a plan after gee
ing the officers approach the garage
last night TO rid themselves Of pur-
suit from that quarter 10 was iutl-
nation Of the officers that the three
In the car were members Of other
organization OF law viOlators that
Lung and Morey have broken up
recently.
The killing Of Lung occurred
when Morey and Lung reached the
garage entrance, soon after the
killers machine had been driven
in, Both officers had already pro-
duCed their guns I'm anticipation 81
trouble. The driver Of the car, said
to be Pomeroy, got out of the ma
chine and retired TO point back Of
some other cars I'm the place before
the officers reached the driveway.
The other man and woman started
ed between Morcv and Lung. II was
ne soon as they had passed the Of
flcers that firing started by the man
behind the cars The first bullet
struck Lung In the chest and ranged
downward, coming out just above
his right kidney lie sank 10 his
knees, unable 20 MT his weapon
and fire. Two other shots IN rapid
succession gent bullets whistling
close to tho S1pulpa chief, hut the
slayer ala not have time 20 aim
that he took IN shooting Lung and
his last missiles missed their mark
In few minutes MurCy. who
had caught the falling Lung In his
arms, heard glass crash iu the rear
Of the garage as tho Eunman Kicked
his way out a hurried trip 20 the
outside failed 10 enable Morey TO
see or stop Lungs assassin. Morey
was unable 10 see even flashes from
the slayer's pistol and had no target
at which 10 fire I'm the few seconds
that saw the crime take place.
Lung died before he could be
rushed 10 a hospital
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

by Associated Press State Wire.
OKMULGEE, Sept. 1G-Funcral
services for John Lung, famous IN
Oklahoma As peace officer, who
was shot and killed NJ Sapulpa yes
terday viii he held today by the
Elks, Of which he was n member.
Hundreds Of his friends have passed
the body I'm review ms u lay I'm state
in a local undertakcr's today.
Lung was AZ years old and leaves
father, wife and five children.
three brothers ana sister. The
brothers. TROY Earl and Angus. 1--we
IN Ada and the sister Mrs. Lottle
Hatchett, lives Gracemonf OKLA Tho
oldest Of tho children Ia Bennett. r.
years old, ana the youngest John,
jr B.
Deputy sheriff Qulm Wheeler and
Special Deputy Charles Swanks were
sent 10 Sapulpa today by Sheriff
Frank Sewers to assist in tho search
for tho murdcrcrs According 10 or
ficers here a sister Of Doris Stanley
has visited Frand Hadley ana Ed
Lansing here often. The two men
ere held here charged with murder
last Friday Of Police Captain Homer
SpauldinE in gun battle.