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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-11-17
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Knit Underwear For All Winter

When body warmth requires more clothing the
foundation garment is knit underwear In Of
fering you Forest Mills Knit Under Garments
We are offering the best the market affords in
hit, comfort, and warmth, allowing always for
skin breathing" which is the first essential to
good health.
Womens winter weight union suits made from
selected cotton yarns in two styles of high and
low neck in sizes "a TO "A. Compare this gar
ment with any at sl.50 Special suit ..sl.OO
Women's Forest Mills union suits in two STYLES
neck and length, in two weight, medium or
heavy, at a suit $500 and ..s2.25
Ladies silk and wool Forest Mills union suits
in various styles and qualities priced So to s4.95
Ladies fleeced separate garments in the wanted
"''e''' a' oae" ''...'..... .xl.U0
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-11-17


"Van Raalte" glove sill
joy to ones dress. c.
plete stock for yOursel
G.,
OF Interest To
Every
Housewife
10 inch all Linen Glass ToW-
eiing-entirely lintless for
drying your better glassware.
A yard ............... .39c
Apron Check CinghamS-in
standard quality in all size
checks. Special, a yard l0c
Percdles-in standard quail
ties SO inches wide in light
and medium colors in checks,
stripes, and figures. Special
a yard ...............l2 .l2i2c
.f Chambray Ginghams-ln
solid colors in very pretty
blues, pink, lavender, green,
and brown, an extra good
quality, a yard .... .l9c
Standard quality brown l..
L. muslin in SO inches wide,
yard :l0c
Art Linen-l8 inches wide
of all pure linen. a yard. .39c
Vide Satin-Of good weight
and high luster in brown.
delft blue, navy. gray, and
tan, a yard .35c
Ble0ched Turkish T0meis-
Size 20-i0 in a firm. soft quail
ity. each .25c
BLGnkefs-heavy. firmly woy.
en-, double bed size with fast
colored borders, a pair ....
Extra large heavy cotton
BLANKETS with blue and pink
borders. Special, a pair =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $295
Eoolnap BLankefs-heavy
weight, large size. with soft -
warm fleece in solid colors
and pretty plaids. A pair E.
......-......... $3.50
Al Wool Bimkets-large
size, heavy weight, made
from fine soft virgin wool.
A pair ............ N.95
Bed Comiorters-in full
range Of qualities and col.
orings, some filled with wool
down range in price from
$3.50 up.
Extra qualify bleGched Turk
ish bath foneis-double
fufted in large size, %
As. Each ............ 45c
Guest ToIceis-for Thanks
giving guests, of firmly WOW
en- huck. Each ..--.. l0c
Others in a range of prices
from l5c TO Sl.25.
Heary Huck Toweis-size l8
x 36, soft finished, red bor-
dered. Each ......... l9c
japanese Lunch Cloths
54 K 54 with prettily hem
stitched borders in the we'll
known Nipponese patterns.
Each ............... $1.50
Others priced from sl.00 to
$500.
l7-inch heavy linen finished
bleached toweling crash. A
yard 10c
Large size double bar trans
parent Clycerine soap. A
bar lOc
All linen glass tea towels,
size p K 80, absolutely lint
less. Put a better gloss on
glass wear. Hemmed and
ready for use. Each =. SOC
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-11-17
EXQUISITE Table Linens to GlOrify The Feast

Forming the groundwork of the Thanksgiving celebration
are fine Linens They help the environment that
makes Thanksgiving the feast Of feas Snowy and lus
ou their careful selection marks the capable housewife
We especially prepared please the most exaciing
showing lovely assortment Of "Derryyale
real Irish Linens well a wide range Of other imported
and domestic cloths
p inch pure Irish linen satin faced table damak in rich
floral and conventional patterns and borders Very special
y inch imported permanent linen finished table damask
in heavy weight with designs of chrysanihemum.
grape clusters, clover and fern leaves Very special
ydiu Si-oo
Heavy mercerized linen finished table damask in pretty
floral patterns A servceable quality, at yard Soc
p inch best quality imported pure linen satin table damask
in dainty floral and conventional designs
lovely linen priced very low. yard $3.50
Napkins TO match, per set ..................s45O $3.50
Luncheon sets, of Mrador in several pretty coors pref
tiy embroidered in various designs with nonrayel
broidery edges. set 1895
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-11-17


Is needs them Surolv II,
M
II. W
"
-
Interesting
I+o,o D:.IJ
o AhSu
dt hdHuOm
'' nun '" S"ie'S Tor
VI ,'id di "o"i ihdue
n. L.: = ;.
-. - -, ~
co - 600:
HomeH's good qRqlitr highly
mercerized Jersey bIoomers-
with garter elastic knee. each
Sl.00.
ool '''''"'HsS-ior women
'~AH
III i Iah9a oi o"i"rS ana nov
eiiy riDDeu su'cfies- ChoIce.
d pIif ..-.........-...sI-OO
Women : extra quality silk
and wool stockings in fancy
weaycs and heather mixtures.
A pair ...............S2.00
Women's tweed mixed w,oI
and silk Stacking. with color.
~. Pn -'''
gum" nv
' H'"
~ up ".' "'''
iu'i idSi'ioii'u' ana WIN hol-
gray. tan and brown. ~
tractiyely underpriced. 4
pair ... ....s2.0O
Women's good weight lus-
irOus silk stockings with re-
inforced toe. foot and heel in
black, gray. brown. and
white. A pair ........Sl.00
Women's fine imported
French Kid Gloves. two clasp
length in brown. black. gray
and tan. A pair $3.50
~ -,
c,I ~
go
Uomen's Eool Gauntlet
CIopes-in a variety Of pIa;n
and novelty designs and com-
blnations OF white, black,
brown. tan, and heather.
Priced 85c to $3.50 a pair.
" oHeH hoNeitJ Hdidhff-
chiets-in a wide range oi
novelty borders conirasied
set-ins and dainty embroid-
cry. Range IN price IRON
ioc TO sl.5O.
Fine Stationery in many
novelty shapes and tinis. tine
kind you would love to write
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-11-17

SMitS
Just the time when the Of height
this sweeping saving sales that will provide you
suit Of the latest and favored design pronounced saw
ing The materials Velours Maeens Veldyns Trcotines
and Poet Twls Some plain tailored and others are TRIM
med with fur, all tailored excelenty finished Your
choice at
IL off
These all suits from regular stock priced s2 $780,
s2975 and up to s8SOO Come early for first choice.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-11-17
$15.75

Others are shown at 1906 s25 $500 SPOTS $780, $3.50
and ranging on upward to $780, Choose your Thanksgiving
frock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
WHEAT OUTLOOK
RALLIES MARKET
Wheat Goes Up in Face Of
Heavy Profit Taking
Sales by Holders

CHICAGO. Dec. ii Expcctance
uf cold wave liXcIy to cndaugcr
much of the winter crop rallied the
wheat market today iu the face Of
heavy profit taking aoles on the part
ot hDidcra The close was unsettled
nt / cent net decline 90 . ike ud-
ttn,o. WIN May s1,20 IL 90 SEQ
3-I and July Sl1O 3-S TO $40 IL.
Corn finished 3-Sc or 80 t-fc up,
oats unchanged to ! 1-Sc higher and
provisions varying from &c decline TO
23e gain.
with MI deliveries of wholt to-
day touching new high price rec
ord ot the season. nud with Liver.
pool quotations falling to reflect
iullN TIE advances scored Saturday
ON this side Of tho Atlantic. many
bulls decided that tho timo waa OPP
perfume 20 turn their contracts into
cash Tho large volume of selling
which resulted met with persistent
new buying. II was uuly however
ut'ur Issuance ~ an official forecast
Of widespread zorro weather that
bulls ycguinCd much advantage
Although tho outlook pointed to
snpw preceding the cold wave, pos
sihlliiy existed that large areas might
ho caught without sufficient pfotoc-
ton and that serious crop damage
would rnsuc. Buying which this
chance induced was chiefly In the
July delivery. on the other hand
alpWnCGs OF export trade tended
somewhat to cool the enthusiasm Of
would be purchasers ana caused the
market 10 have two-slded aspect
WHOM tho session came to an end
Corn ana oats Ike wheat reached
new top record prices for the sea
son. md then encountered heavy
selling due in some degree to liberal
receipts Of corn here Demand.
though for corn was good.
Provisions were liftcd by q rise In
hog values. Lard sold at equal TO the
highest figures OF tho reason
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. H.
while tho cotton market stood al
net advances throughout the aession
today. the changes ou tho close Wae
narrow. the trading positions being
only I 10 8 points higher that the
closing quotations uf last week.
January closed at 2iG2c after hay-
Ing az one time sold ne high as
2iS6c Much of the demand ap-
pcarcd To- como from covering
shorts who were evening up over
the governments estimate or the
crop tomorrow. but lu the late tad
Ing liquidation Of the long interest
was mainly responsible tor the par
lng down or the gains.
Tho opening was higher. iu sym
pathg with bcttcr prices than due
from Liverpool and the opening
rise appeared 90 stimulate covering
by shorts. Early gains amounted
20 20 10 30 points. Highest prices
were reached before the noon hour.
tho trading months at their best be-
ing &c 10 80 points up. The strength
Of sterling exchange and priydt
crop cstimates well under 10000
00O bales. were responsible for the
sustained stoadinoss.
In the afternoon thoro was
gradual sag from the highest, al
though a private bureau estimate
OF $1,000 bales at tho consumption
by American mills during NOvcm.
ber, against 533,950 during October
caused favorable comment ma kept
the market stcady as 10 fell or. In
the first haif OF tho session there
was a marked scarcity of contracts
but IN the afternoon there was iesa
demand while offerings were moro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

Roy Knight son OF s n. knight 22?z
South Quanah. and wife. Of El Dorado,
Ark. arrived Friday morning OF last week
to be with hi. father until the latter re-
covers. Knights condition is steadily
IfnlrCylng.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
knmsns CITY IiNentnrIs.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec. i.--CuttIe--
Receipts. 25 900; beef steers around
steady, th.bea so; best lot ON sale bid
Sl0.2b; canners mostly 10 TO lbc higher.
bulk. f210af@ rs; stackcrs and feeders
strong. better grades stockcra f6e5Gp1 25i
fairly good feeders, COS, other ciaHsrs
about steady. hest vralers 81 90: few
good and choice cows. $500 a. d 90. bulk
other grades, Sa.b0df $50. cutters mostly
$27bG3.so. bologna bulls largely 's.5op
400.
higher. mostly Sc higheri top, fS2b, liO
20 100 pounds mostly ISooWS1O, hulk de-
sirable $50 TO s70 pounda &S.1bTS.30; bulk
sales SSleGrS.GO; packing sows strong 20
l6c higher; mostly S7.5nu .Gti stock pigs
steady TO CSC loweri bulk H126G1 90.
Sheep aud lambs Receipts, 5000; KIN
Ing classes generally stendy. fed lambs
and best nHtivca larRcly tll2aIl41tt
clippers, flii0f yearlinge Sl2j5t wotherH,
$3.50, fgd owes largely around 400. best.
tT26.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO. pcr. 1l.-.- Hngs-Rccelpts
$1,000. IVc higher, bulk. ES1auS5ot bulk
li0 tn g15.pOund averages. tSt5US.Sn .
top. t'sS; packing Hows mostly 81 see
s 90; desirable pigs around $3.50, killing
classes, $3.50 :. 30,
Cattle Rcccipts $4,000. better grades
beef steera about steady others weak
bulk short feds. $500 900. top yearling
{tLO0t shc-stuck about steady. bulls Rnd
stockcrs end feeder. steady 10 strong
veal calves steady to weak, packers bid
ding around 50 90 for desirable light veal.
cTs, outsiders paving upward 10 $40 90
and above Tor choice selected Kind.
sheep aud lambs -Rccelpts 23 600; lat
some held above sihG0s western feeding
lambs, Sla60, tat owes, tl.25, aged Neth.
crs, SSeA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
j. S. DEPARTMENT
CHANGES READY
Reorganization Plan Re-
port to Be Made by
Harding Soon

WASHINGTON, Dec. li.-Ths
administration departmental re-
organization plan Is being shaped up
rapidly and n report Will be made by
President Harding to the comm 8
sion appointed to study the subject
within the next few days, Senator
Smoot. republican. Utah. member of
the commission. said today after a
lengthy conference with the presi-
dent There Is little likelihood, SEN
ator Smout added however, tnat
action can he obtained on the plan
at this session Of congress and the
purpose ia TO pave the way FOR ac-
ton at the next congress.
The members OF the president i
cabinet were said to be not entirely
rcconciled to all features OF tho re-
organization plan, one OF the stumb-
ling blocks, 1t is understood, being
the proposal to consolidate the war
and navy departments into de-
plrtment of defense.
Tho forestry service, Senator
Smoot said, he believed would re-
main in the department OF agricul-
turc. although he said It's log cal
place would be in the interior de-
partment which has jurisdiction
over public lands. The bureau OF
markets, likewise. unless a change
is made, will remain with the de
partment OF agriculture, he stated.
In fact, he added. the department
Of agriculture will not lose any of
its principal divisions of bureaus un-
der the plan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
RAILROAD HAS TROUBLE


CHICAGO, Dee, 1.-THE United
States railroad labor hoard received
word today that depredations have
again broken out on the properties
OF the Missouri & North Arkansas
railroad.
j &. Murray, general manager Tor
the road, informed tie board that
sulphuric acid is being placed in
water tanks. spikes are being pulled
from rails at curves. air hose on
freight trains is being cut and emery
dust is being placed in brake boxes.
The road resumed operations re-
Gently after being forced to discon-
tinue business for a year and halt
because of labor difficulties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
6GS

T. o. o. F. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Hall ll2is South Boulder
AURORA LoDGE. No 30. / O. o ?.
MesS every wednesday evening. ~
". T. GADDY. y. c.
NJ l. POuNDSTONE, secretary
TULSA LODGE NO. 50 J. o. o. F. meets
every Tuesday evening, 1850
TON GWlNN X, c.
J. y. Moore, Secretary
TULSA ENCAMPMENT no. ss. 7, o. o. r
meets on second and fourth Friday o.
each month at sp. m
W, y. WILLIAMS. c. p.
h, Z. LARSEN. Acting Scribe
TULSA REBEKAH NO. IS. l. o. o
regular meeting first and third FRIDAY
MRS MoLLIE LOWE y. G.
MRS. CARRY DAVIS Sec.
Usage iss'-R
TULSA CANTON no IS. l. o. o. p
Patriarch Miitan, First saturday each
w.FL BOLTON. Capt.
L. Z. LARSEN Clerk.
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS. Tulsa Firesid,,
No ;. second and fourth Saturday eaeh
RAYMOND FISHER, = W.
II, n HUGHLErT. ". r.
KREMI.IN TULsoK. /. o. 81. mssu
every third Saturday. p. m.
l. J. WRIGHT, Car
w. n. RICHARDS
Minister Of Reoorde
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Takes in Big Territory.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ll.--EX-
pressing approval OF President
Harding's proposal for a conference
Of governors to DISCUSS prohibition
enforcement. william Jennings
Bryan declared here this afternoon
the government also ought to de
maud Of other nations that they
thake Immediate steps to end the
conspiracy between their nationals
country with contraband gin and
VIII h,sky."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. l1.--A bill
extending until January 2, 1924,
the timo in which claims may be
filed by those whose property was
seized by the alien property custo-
dian during the World war, was
reported favorahly by the senate
judiciary committee, by Senator
Nelson. repuhlican OF Minnesota.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

OKLAHOMA CRY Dec. l.--Cattle
Receipts. 3 700 head. active and generally
steady, top corn and hay ted steers, 81 So
with several loads going at Ss.2hWT.g5, T.,
good heifcr broycs around 50 90, COWS In
c1r Tots around St0n, calves steady, top
sGOG
lroEs Receipts 5000. strong; top. sseO,
hulk. tI.gnasN 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

NEW YORK. Doc 1l..Nfler ndva1--
IN. 10 70 ~ poluts through moderate
buying, Tor outside long accounts and
suurts covering ON Tho firm showing ln
lptd and crude. cottourccd Oh reacted uu-
der local professional solilnF but th"
close was steady at net gains OF 90 -
points Prime crude soc nominal.
prime summer yellow spot a65c, Dcrem
ber 0.eoo March o 9Gc May l0l2, all
hid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

FfvApfp tfs.rTTrHNgs ftaf yaster1aV
r,t,r.och tobt.'n 'ae,,r.t Gutiis Johnson
SARAH y, Uuut against ~ j. Hunt
utgttop rtrrCpCur pAySr THURS
rGE mead Of tnc Episcopal church Ia
6kshofn,. vim losiauartcrs al ORla-
Fny1. Cuv win conduct ronfl-mltIou al
ii9i,',y 1,f.rausf ,bur,b sunday Aftcr
nrss.UtatiGn of the confirmation c'afs by
E,Y. '.,,i usr ,,6{.j,,.s up ssrp,or
o. IHh FlhS nNt 10 onulgn. s."'Iir,si s"iasI
" mt"ueiH t"fnIEh . SIX "t'T7 sP'G,"'
t, ,, ,,. randnctsd bV fn.Wbcis
'he 'fhf'ihH "HH ".lN''-' u, .'..'"',.
~ w.. o'NRl 'E" 10Y '1'.gbH 'h" ',t".",'
chlfcn services tnH''Hh u ~ d" ''N"b'
''''
THE SUNDAY. gCii0OI hoard ~ the
IrI'sf Hsfb.jrst rburrh vuI ua.t Tues.
the monthly business couferenre.
=
ptili H., i,H i,I,n. ,',,1ar.s rI.ss ry n,siou
y..'.. AZ ~ rb,,,gG ,ytl have as specigi
evening In the church AIN officers of the
TpIs, Haract-phuatnHa union. tine new
pastor ~ the ,hur,h ana bis family and
Miss gIadys BrIegs new assistant pastor.
THE MOTHERS and children iu the
cradle raii ana tho heelnners In the sun
day. s,hool departments OF tho First
-Chrls,an church wiIl.oe entertained with
m%. gfy o" 'f 5r 95'"2aa ,,s to to 'rSel os se.l } "a
the church nursery.
=
yet.Na ME-. ~ tta poru,e cl,ss and
-, ,..'.,,-.r "a th. BrIsttc, ,f4ss 81
IN, EIr.t Cb1stlan rIurrh viii hold "A
dinner 1btrsdav evening In the church.
followed by "a Joint business session OF the
clsHsrs and a social
REV. ", q. ANDERSON OF the Firat
baptist church viii go to Shawnee today
to attend the annual meeting 81 the
hoard o. trustees OF lnpii"t university, ny
outline ne years prosram i.r tne WORK oi
t4e nniyeTs,ty. Eeyeere1,d Anderson Is one
"' 30 "o''"''7 u W o'"'u'
\ TURKEY blNNEl' WIN plum pln
alnE, az nome fitphICI' w, be server
ns trinity HShen tGtn MtuhrsItg W tsv ,
NUTS Hn''. '''' ~ u" 49,, ~ Nv '",''- ,,'l @
rNu,,th CuoI ylt ti,rrrs 80" ra.Iir-
,,,,,t 90, Ct,tstr,s giSts v,Gt ha onro
alI Jnv
.-..... .,,...,. - y. ,.,...-., ....,
f., ~ 'h a., "I I',H,"S ,h , g'Iu fnI
~ ptse 49, w. t5v & I'M ,,if.a.
nj N'' ,i, slo t,ri,a," ~ iibis ,yeeE a., ~.
lVtri,. me-, Ciat..inr ,ar,n,ny a0i eouth
Main A. a1nt6cr' v,pv. the 5dias viii
,'cet a, p. church lyndnrsaay ., sc,y
.,fcrts pr1 ,ttilfq ~ "A tIxad rrice
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HAS been received
tera of mo blrth Of n son. Frederick v
Irvler fr TO Nr and Mrs FrslerIrk V
Iar'gr of pnrtfanI ora Nra Iaricr will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole

And Musterole won't blister llk.
the fashioned mustard stt-ter.
Just spread it on with your fingers.
II penetrates to the sore spot W.Dh A
gentle tirgl3, looscrs the congestion
and draws out-th soreness ouI pain.
Atusterole is clann, white uint-
ment made with oil rt mus'9r1 Il
is fine for quick rdief from sore
throat, bronchitis, topslNtis. Dr1lp,
stiff neck. ethma. ue9rolgia, hoad-
ache, congestion. pleuifsy, rhcUm1-
tism. lumbaEo, pains and aches ~
;he back or Joints, spraius sore
bruises, chilblaUs, frosted
feet. colds ON the chest. Keep il
handy for instant use. 35c and CSC.
Jars and tubes; hospital sia $500.
Hntfcr than n mMs,nrd plut Lrr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Cargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This if Subject to Sore
Throat or TonSilitiS

Prepare a harmless and effective
gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tab
let's of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls
of water. Gargle throat thoroughly.
Repeat in two hours II necessary,
Bo sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin, marked
with the Bayer Cross, which can be
had in Tin boxes of twelve tablets
,0r few cents Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

THICAGO. Dec ll---P0ta Stendy.
slightly stronger receipts, 81 cars, total
4. \ shipments. i51 ears.
Nuttcra- Unchanged, creamery extras
bkAC. stdndHrds. 81 isc; firsjs, lHm soc,
lggs Unsettled, receipts. 436s cases
flrsts. i9gbtsr3 mlsccllencous, &c % soc. re-
tiHorstor tirHta, 26ij @ 827Hc.
POu,try--AlIyH higher; fowls. llI elci
geese, lSC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Debt Commission In L. $. soon.

WASHINGTON Dec. 1l.-eocro.
tary OF the Treasury Mellon TODAY
was officially advised tine British
governments deb. commission VIII
leave England on December p for
Washington 10 take up with the
American debt commission adjust
ment OF the British S5.000.0O0 600
debt to the United States
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

FORT WORTH rcNRs. Dec. ll---'Rttlc
ReCeiRts $500, bccyeE $3.50 20 600 /.
bulls. $500 @ 100. calves. s = ooH Oc.
NogS--KccrIpts 500; light $500
$40, heavy s&5oUN 80, pigs S50o0I.25.
sheep and lRWbs--Receipt-, 500. lambs
Sf5UWi40 EtoCkeT sheep. $3.50 u G so 3
feeder lambs, s. ipWll.uO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

Cure
Was Permanent
Mrs. Evans Writes Interesting Let
ter to Interstate Doctors Three
Years After She Was
Treated,
"Muskogee. Okla.
NOV. +, 1920.

ANNf' u
"I am wonderfully pleased to ac-
knowledge what the Interstate Doc
tors and their methods have done
for me. | had been suffering for
more than twenty years with Sc
we're Intestinal trouble. had got
ten so my food would not digest at
all. Anything l would eat would
cause violent bowel trouble, and dy-
sentery. My food would almost ~
once pass from me undigested.
II had treated with many ply
sicians and tried many remedies, but
was gradually getting worse. on Au-
gust 81, s9l7, | began treatment
with the Interstate Doctors. In two
months time | was as well as ever,
and although three years have
passed | have had no trouble what
ever with my intestines since.
cheerful,y recommend the Inter-
state doctors TO any sufferer from
chronic conditions.
MRS. n. l.. EVANS.
1918 North Cherokee St,
Muskogee, Okla"
The Inter State Doctors have made
a special study OF all intravenous
AullfNA u lllt hlOpN ShitoliAJ iil'AilT
DDS They combine with other forces
of nature all the known serums and
bacterins. They are prepared to give
the genuine French 9l4.
Not the least of their success is
due to their facilities for examina+
tion and direct diagnosis. Thousands
OF men have been relieved from
the embarrassment of some hidden
disease. Many hopeless mothers have
escaped the surgeons knife through
their methods of treatment. Some
have been cured in one office treat
ment (such as varicosed and other
enlargements).
Consultation and examination is
free to all, but only durable cases will
be accepted for treatment. II your
disease is incurable you win be
told so.
The diseases treated by the Inter-
state Doctors are all chronic dis
eases of the blood, nerves. kidneys.
liver and stomach, including Catarrh,
indigestion.>c constipation
nervousness, loss of nerve force.
goitre gall stones. diseases of wom-
en- and diseases of men.
The Tulsa offices are at 21s-219
Security Bldg, corner Second and
Main. office hours are 9-5, evenings
rs, Sundays 1912 only.-Adyer-
tisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

The daughter born 10 Mr. and Mrs II G
Peterson 1890 South olympia. sunday
night A. $50 crossed Fpau of HE ~
only four hours Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at O'Clock. at
tho Rod Fork cemetery, with Pew w. c.
r'lcck officiating
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Chicnrn G-nIn rnlnrcs.


kANsAg CITY. Dec. ~ Cash wheat
Nn. hard, flltai2i; No, red Stet1
l.e2.
Coru-No. white. Tic. No. : yellow.
5Ac.
: Hoy-s,erdy 10 500 lower; No !
Timothy, p6Gle! No. ! prairie, 1l2.6o q
1850. choice alfalfa. t2t@2i6o; mixed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
England 20 Bul,d War,hip,.

LONDON, Dec. ll.--Gre1t britain
has decided to begin consructiop OF
two moro capital wagsh!ps, Premier
\. Bonar Law announced In the
hnnaa OF rnmmnns tNla nlto-noon.