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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
&C. Upton Realty Co.

&C. Upton Realty Co.
PEAL ESTATE and OIL LEASES
Room II Pucket, Building
Telephone 1895 Res. Phone 1855
Amarillo. TEXAS
ron SALE or TI,ADE--A BARGAIN
new house. 1894 lincoln street five
rooms and bath; two halls; good base
nisnt; garage and ouibuildings. Prefer
house ~ lot IN Nan Jacinto. g. y.
RAIDER, 1924 Lincoln.
S~~~~~~~~~~~e~ess~~ ~e>~~>s~~'>~~Ns~s
HOUSES FOk GxNT
FOR RENT-troom modern house.
iQs Harrison. Phone see.
FOR RENT--s.room brick apartments
with basement and garage. Phone DR..
Walker. 32i or iss.
FOR RENT---3ixfoom modern house.
close IN. Phone 7tas.
FOR RfNT--Thfesfoom furnished
duplex apartment. COG jefferson. $50
Phone set.
FuitNiSiiTD apartment for rent. Tor
,hrcc.month period Or longer. This IN
one Of the incest apartments In the city.
has Eve romH and hath and In very
nicely and completely furnished. owner
LEAVING city for winter and win rent TO
dcslfabln party. has garage ana In on
paved street. IN best residence district.
Phone y5os or address fox r. r.. care
News
FOR RENT-Norih aide ~ duplex
sept 18th at 1915 Buchanan 81 Al
convenicnccs. Three rooms ana haiti
$4,000 pr month. see MIR. Rogers al
Mission Theatre office o. phone 49,.
For RENT--Nine room house ON polI
partly furnished. Price $40 per month
Also nix room brick ON Monroe $40 pei
month.Phone 1915.
FOR RENT--iiandsomely furnlshe,
house. 200t Taylor. Phone i5is.
- -- --a
VACANT September Gath. modern II
every way. four room unfurnlAhe'
apartment with garage. Phone ?3ic.
FOR RENT-5room modern house
Phone 237s.
FOR RENT-Two connecting offic'
rooms. 509h Polk street. Price $50 pei
month. J. y. Griffin.
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pIetely without ahiiity 10 now her
body below the waist line. and Illus
resting on her elbows with her eenvas
under her. she paints. Her fi'ieiaIs say
her qualities Of heroism In waking
even happily under such a handicap
are no less Inspiring than the wofk she
produces.
Perhaps her unconauerabIe soui
buoyed up ~ the Divinity which shapes
II. IL but spilled out 81 her canvas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14

ROSWELL. n. A.. sept i3,-rhe
first hale Of this years cotton Hrown
IN the Roswell district Inns been Brought
10 the Sin In this city. The cotton In
Of The Durango long staple VARSITY md
wis crown on the u. l.. HnusIieF iarn'
east ~ this city. Mr.. slaughter has
no acres OF cotton this year and cx'
poets his Yield 10 he ~ hale To the acre.
Cotton IN now receiving serious con-
sldsfatlon from business men and farm
crs alike who are realizing what this
new crop VIII mean to this rcc'Ion,
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ROOMS FOR REM


ROOMS FOR REM
FOR RENr--Roon FOR rent. 500 Tay.
.or. Phone Iss.
wANTED-One or two refined men 10
rent nicely furnished front room, with
hath. In private home. 600 East Third
Street. Phone asa Two blocks OF best
eating house In town.
-
FOR RENT--tiaragc. 1905 Fillmore.
- -
FOR RENT-Large pleasant bed room
connected with bath. Phone 1879. tei
Buchanan ~.
FOR RENT--Modern, close IN bed
room. t2.5O ana $3.50 per week. Phone
81. 700 Buchanan.
ron RENT-Two large bed rooms In
private home. close In. can 2Ofs.
FOR ilENT--Three or four unlurnished
rooms. CAN az 500 Fillmore.
FON itisNl NV ll'UA bfu fppHi
closet: adjoining hath. also garage. 20
nice refined gentleman or lady. 1905
Fillmore. Phone ii6e.w.
1 -
FOR RENT He'd room: gentlemen only.
Phone 1895. sos Harrison street.
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ron RENT-Two modern uniuTnlshcd
lrooma sO7 Lincoln.
FOR RENT--Bcdroom with running
no, and cold water. gas heat Apply
Belmont Apartments. Phone is4s.
!
FOR RENT--Ied room and garage.
1897 Hnrrison. Phone 2i5G.
| - -
FOR IlENT-Comforiabls bed room,
Close In. convenient 10 school Phone
5a
FOR RENT-iied room. modern and
close In. ioos Harrison ~.
- -
| F'OK RENT 4 ~ I untuIniHhed rooms
Call at sos FILLMORE.
FOR RENT--tiose in. large iB0dfrn
room. beds $500 per week. A quiel
place for day slespers. iOG Fillmore.
ron RENT Bedroom In modern home
furnace hrni, 1905 Polk ~
ron RENT. -Honih bed room. pOi
| Tyler.
1 -
VACANT September 18th. 3 rooms
front. South and East exposure. every
thing the b"st. 70t Pierce.
! - -
For fiENT-Three furnished rooms
an modern 20s Pierce.
For RENT7~Nicc large bed room. prl
vate entrance so1 Fillmore. Phon
lkl;
LOST AND FOUND
LOST yellow sweater belt ON Polk
Tenth o. Van Burrn Finder phon
1903.
LOST Saturday nigh, al Fair Thcair
one pair 81 glassrH Finder please 'n
1923 and receive reward.
, LOFT Tuesday afternoon IN Amarillo
pair ~ rimlcrA eye glasses with chai
: and hair pIn attached IN black cnf
with IN. Ruiz. Marshall. Texas. on III
|. outside. Finder return to the New
offic. and receive reNnrd.
. - -------------->~--
!. IyOsT-An,ln. brown Shetland pom
with halter on. bnb tail Return
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CHOICE RANCH ron SALE.

CHOtCE HdNCn FUN BALM.
VIII sell either four or siz sections
OF good smooth sandy Chocolate ioam
mesquite srass land with plenty Of VIZ
tor. Has three wells ana windmills
with tanks. three surface tanks ana
water In the creek the year round.
Improved with i0room two-story
stone house with bath. electric iights
and water In house. electric stove. iron
etc. Barn. sheds. corrais and eranaries.
chicken houses. etc. All fenced and
cross fenced. 100 acres In cultivation.
Also has stone store building with
small stock Of groceries. light hard
ware and drug sundries. postoffics In
store. Good stone school house located
on ranch. This property only 10 miles
from railroad.
Price. 5000 per acre. Is cash ana
long time on balance. VIII TAKE n good
residence In Amarillo. - part payment
SEARS q SEARS.
Phone iibs il0om 20 Num- bldg.
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REAL ESTATE
LAND


$50 aores. q miles south OF Portals
New Mexico. al good land. This II al
soluiely a bargain. Price $500 per acre
100 acres a fine irrigated land. four
miles southeast o. Tortales. all clear Of
debt WIN trnde for Amarillo property.
This II good stuff water but 10 feet
deep.
70 acres we'll improve. place clear Of
debt, east ~ Dallas. win trade for
something In Amarillo. Some one with
a small plnce should get this.
$40 acres. close 10 Amarillo. 20 trade
for a small place In New Mexico: $50
acres In cultivation: all fenced and
crossed fenced. we'll and with small
house and other improvements.
CITY PROPERTY.
-Four room modern house. close In. on
johnson. clear Of debt. Price $500
with q small cash paymcI, down.
-Four rooms and bath room, new
house on nlrth aide. Price g. 100. viii
take a lot. notes ~ a good car with a
little cash
Have nice new broom house In
Amarillo 20 trade for grocery store In
|nny town In the county. II you want
Ia come 90 Amarillo now In your chance.
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MlsCELLANEous

rAiRMONT Maternity Hospital for
confinement. Prices reasonable. Terms
10 nuIt. Rabies for adoption. Write
for booklet. Mrs. r. u. Long,. lsif ".
25th H., Kansas cny. NO.
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The New Testament was fits, divided
lnio verses by Robert stevens. a print
~, In 1851 ft
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
"SAL0ME" is SUPPRESSED
Wary Gardens Performance VIII
Not AWhu he Produced

CHICAGO. Jan IL. - chicago
opera patrons have turned Thumba
down" on s1lome, the famous opera
OF oscar Wilde. a storm of protest
from opera patrons has resulted In
the Withdrawal ot the performance
scheduled fur Monday and the an
uouucomcut that the opera will not
bo produced again thi, season. Pee
hs ana M,lsJulo' viii Doe given
NuudtN
"StluWU' was produced ON Dcccm-
Ter 2N with Mary Garden, dircc-
troNs aud prima donna ir the title
role. Nlhuugh many holders ut
season tytc'a refused go attend, tho
house was packed 10y persons not re-
enrdcd as regular patrons of opera
who desired Goo 500 the famous spec
tbU,..
\ recent reorganization OF the
opcr1 company lDs been effected
ana IL is believed tho withdrawal of
the Monday Performance OF ''Sn
lome' indicates u now policy ON the
part OF the now authorities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
STOCKS ATTAIN
HIGHEST POINT
Trading in Two-Hours of
Session Most Active
of Entire Week

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.--Trading
in the two hour session OF today's 8
stock market was more active and
embraced "a greater variety OF Is
sues than any full period Of the
week. Gains of one TO three points
were made by numerous issues cont
prlsing the leading industrials and
sperIalties. but advances among rails
were confined to few transcouti-
uentals, grangers and cotton carriers.
FROM aurface indications much of
the large turnover represented short
covering, but observers noted sub
siantlal buying of motors and ac-
cessories as we'll as metals, oils,
chemicals and speCialties. Among
Tho latter were Coca Cola and VIII
SON a co. Sales amounted TO 45O,-
600 shares.
business In bonds was in keeping
nith the extensive market for shares.
-Bu the trend in that quarter was
mixed Liberty 1-2s for example,
were undur further realizing closing
AZ a loss OF 70 cents per 500. Rails
and luternatiunals were steadier and
miscellaneous industrials also hard
ened. Total sales, par value, aggre-
gated $lj,550,0OO.
The better tone extended to for
eign exchanges, sterling demand bills
rising to the weeks highest quota
tion. Continental remittances were
firm. the Italian rate being in no
degree affected by cables announc-
ing the suspension of a bank in Pal
ermO.
A loss OF about 40,6OO,O0 in the
actual cash account was the only
unusual item disclosed by the week
ly clearing house statement reduc-
N
Than sixteen million dollars.
Mercantile trade reviews were ia
yorahlc. wholesale dry goods and
similar merchandise showing greater
distribution than during the same
period Of last. year. Mail order
,houses also reported an expansion Of
BUSINESS and better conditions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
PRINCE OF WALES is SAFE
Urgent Message From Queen An
swCrCd IN Hcussuring Tones.

LONDON. Jan "a I'm response
tp urgent telephone messages from
buckingham palace. the Indian Of
flee today roassurcd Queen Mary
that the prince of wales was safe
and that no had suffered no injury
in tho riots which greeted his ap-
poatHnce nt Madras Friday
Whom word was received from
Madras that riotuls had broken ont
In the Indian city simultaneously
with the arrival Of the prince of
wales. tho royal family and esp"-
yiplly the queen became somewhat
anxious.
Special inquiries were made by the
Indian office and IL was learned that
not only was the prince safe but
that II had been decided that II
would not hc necessary Tor him to
abandon the balance ot his Indian
tour
Madras was much quictcr today,
the Indian office announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Waite Phillips to Attend
DenUer livestock ShOU

Waite Phillips, prominent indc-
pendent operator, left last night
for Denver, where he owns and
operates one Of tho finest and most
modern ranches in the entire west,
and where he will attend the stock
show to be held there shortly.
Mr.. Phillips has gotten ready for
! entry, and has all possible chances
of carrying off the blue ribbons
| with practically every entrant. sew
eral OF his five-gdited saddle
| horses headed by his famous stall
| lion. Chester Peavine, recently pur-
chased from the King Ranch, AZ
Kingsyille, Texas.
A full herd Of at least 10 head Of
pure bred Hereford cattle will be
entered. three carloads Of fat year
| lings and two-year'Old steer calves;
three carloads Of feeders; and pos
sibly several prize Hampshire hogs
with which Mr.. Phillips ranch Is
stocked
Mr. Phillips will remain at his
beautiful ranch home for about two
weeks, which, by the way Is one of
Colorado's show places, and then
make "A trip to various California
points. returning to Tulsa In about
month.
The Waite Phillips oil company
IS now at home IN its new suite
Of "a offices on the eighth floor Of
the Petroleum building. They have
increased the office force to t5 "Iu-
ployes. and have one Of the best To-
cations in the entire city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
GYPSY Completing Two More
Wells in mn COuntry

The Gypsy OH company i drilling
In two likely looking producers to.
day In the lucky it-1i country; that
company's test In the northeast Of
the northwest of 2I-tI-Ii having the
top of the deep pay nt 2.7i2 feet and
IRON All appearances VIII gct u fine
producer.
The GYPSY oil Company's test In
the northeast of 25-ii-II has the
top OF the sand M 1850 feet ana IL
drilling In this afternoon.
The Gypsy OH company ana the
Charles H. Noble on Company's test
on the jefferson farm In the south.
east of the northeast Of the south
west OF i3-11-ii is flowing approNI-
mnt"ly 1000 barrels per day from
TIE 900 foot sand. Humors iiat
this well Is making $500 barrels
daily actual gauge has been denied
by Gyp,y officials here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Tho same company 80. in the
southwest ~ the southeast OF the
southwest of 21-2g-lO ia drilling In
tho sand at about 1000 feet.
The Arkansas Gas company has
made q location I'm tho northwest ot
the southeast ot lf-20-iO. u diagonal
offset to their G,OOo O0O-foot gas
well IN tho northeast ut the south
west of the same section.
The Merriam & Fiudics well TN
tro northwvrf Of the southeast OF
.3l-2S-11 ls making 40 barrels at %
depth OF L2O7 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
SALES OF STEEL
NOT INCREASING
Volume of Business Since
Turn of Year Not as
Heavy as Foreseen

NEW YORK. Jan. l4.-Thc vol
ume OF business Ia the steel mar
ket since the turn OF the year has
not improved as much as was eN.
pectcd In some quarters and on tho
other hand the demand Ia rather
slow. Buyers are not autlcipntinr
tuture needs TO any great extent and
the buying that is going on Is
mostly for Immediate requirements.
The market ia in firm statistical
position, however. and the trade
generally Is very optimistic over the
future ana is looking TOR a slow
steady expansion.
Pig iron continues inactive but
steady Demand at the moment Is
small.
Copper has remained compare
tiyely quiet but some Of the small
lots offered at concessions have
been absorbed and the market
showed "a generally firm tone at the
end OF the week. Business report
has included sales Of clcCtrolytlc tu
domestic consumers at 10 3-iC de-
liNered and sales for export so far
this month are believed to nave
averaged : tons per day The
leading producers who have been
quoting nothing below the t4c basis
nave maintained thcir position aud
offerings from secondhauGs or
smaller producers who have been
shading prices have become less
active. A somewhat better inquiry
from wire drawings has developed
but brass makers have been out OF
the market and foreign consumers
have appeared more inclined to buy
on recesslons than the domestic
trade. Tin firmer, due to delay to
supplies I'm transit.
Lead is in "a firm statistical posi-
tion and leading producers are ask 10
ing premiums over prompt for Feb
ruary shipments.
Zinc is steadier with a little more
demand from consumers ana some
inquiry from the orient.
Antimony continues easy under
scattered selling pressure as con-
sumers are fairly well supplied ana
there is very little export demand.
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Cotton Consumed

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Cotton
consumed during December amount
ed to 511,S00 bales OF lint and .G9S
Of linters, compared with 295,292 Of
lint and 27,2S7 OF linters consumed
In December year ago, the census
bureau announced today.
Cotton on hand December 81 in
consuming establishments was l.
737,771 bales OF lint and 167,sG2 OF
linters, compared with 1,251,l22 OF
lint and 23S,3ll of linters, and In
public storage at compresses 5,l77,-
2sG bales OF lint and l71,303 OF lint
ers. compared with 5.623,646 OF lint
and 337,19S of linters.
Imports for December were 0,996
bales. compared with 25,S the pre-.
vlous year.
Exports in December amounted 10
639,S25 bales including 4,394 of lint
crs, compared with 7Ss,57s bales, in
Guiding $3.50 Of linters in December
year ago.
Spindles active during December
numbered 34,4SS,s4O, compared with
20,914,154 in December a year ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

vOrccd from Harold T. Mccormick
head 81 the international Harvester
company.
During eight years spcrt itl
switzerland, Mrs Mccormick was
pupil Of pr. Carl Jung. noted Aus
tri1n Psychologist Upon her ra.
turn. she announced her belief ili
synthetic psychology which she sIid
had enabled her to- cure 30 pcopk
IN switzerland. These cures. she
said. were accomplished 10y daiiy
examination ~ their dreams. syn.
thctic Psychology is founded ON the
theory that physical troubles are
found ON disturbed or confused
mental conditions
Il IN understood that Mrs. Me-
Cormlck plans tu make hcr Lake
Forest estate the American head
quarters Of the cult.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
His Hearing Restored

The invisible ear drum Invented
by A. o. Leonard. which IS a minia-
ture megaphono, fitting inside the
ear entirely out Of sight, IS rcstor-
ing the hearing Of hundreds Of peo-
Pile in New York city. Mr.. Leonard
invented This drum to relieve him
self Of deafness and head noises,
and Il does this 30 successfully that
no one could tell he Is a deaf man.
II is effective when deafness Is
caused by catarrh or by perforated,
or wholly destroyed natural drums.
request for Information 60 A. o,
Leonard, Suite 416 10 Firth Ave.
New York city viii be given a
prompt reply. Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. il.-Al-
though mill figures were considered
oulllsh, the cotton market today
telt only moderate buying at any
time and there were periods when
tho demand was well supported
Around the opening prices were -
points up after there was a sag tn
levels three oints under to two
points over the close OF yesterday.
March ! raising TO 1890, and
then falling back to 16.S7c. in the
late trading july made some dis
play OF strength. rising IL points
over yesterdays close to 1900, but
other months did not follow. Last
prices were net unchanged to
points up with March at l6.92c and
July l6.b3c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

"Daily average gross production
The estimated daily average gross
production uf the Mia Continent
dlght uiD Held including OKLA
homa. kansas. North Texas, CEN
rnl Texas Surth Louisiana and
Arkansas. for the week ended Jan
Ulrv was VO7.525 barrels az com
pared with S05.250 barrels for the
preceding week, an increase of 2,275
barrels
The estimated daily average gross
production of the Gulf Coast (heavy
OLD field was lll,i2t barrels, a.
compared with l0S,l50 barrels tur
The preceding week, an increase of
2.975 barrels
The combined daily average gross
production of the southwest field
was glS.660 barrels, az compared
with gl3,iOO barrels for the preced o.
ing week, an increase OF $3.50 bar
rels.
oklahoma -kausas shows daily
average gross production Of 4O5,45O
barrels, u decrease Of l,OO0 barrels [:
North Texas shows an Increase Of
1900 barrels; Central Texas. de-
crease Of 6,17i barrels. North Lou
isiana, an increase OF 5000 barrels.
and Arkansas, "a decrease Of $50
barrels.
Tho estimated daily average
gross production OF the wyoming
and Montana field was $4,000 bar
rcls, as compared with G3,S5O bar
rols for the preceding week, a de-
crease OF 1850 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Ottnwn County Interested In Wood
row Wilson Foundation.

NN"VTT Nv TU' womb,
FAtRLAND. Jan. t4.--lndicattouF
are that Ottawa county Will not ia
behind others but viii 40 hcr sharr
In the campaign for the woodrow
WILSON Foundation fund. Much Inv
tcrcst ig shown, and some work has
already been done In that directio1.
T. T.. Martin, member ~ the state
executive committee OF that organi-
zation. stands ready 10 impart any
deHlrcd Information. ana J. !. Ru-
benstahl chairman uf tho demo
cratic county executive committee,
liz also pushing the movement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
SHORTS BRING ON
RALLY IN WHEAT
Lower Prices at Buenos
Aires and Liverpool
Cause Selling

CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-Lucil shorts.
driven tu cover, caused sharp val
~ I'm the last Is minutes ot today
wheat market on the CHICAGO board
uf trade and pulled prices back TO
about whore "a weak market started
from other grains were unusually
dull aud provisions were weak.
Final prices were asc to iSc higher
in wheat. Sc lower u corn, fru,.
tioually lower In oats and 10 90 30
points of In provisions.
Wheat was In the doldrums
throughout most NJ the session
Lower prices at Bueuus Aires and
Liverpool caused some selling at
the start and with support lacking
the market sagged readily Trans
actions were neither numerous nor
extensive, however. and the decline
checked on scattered buying at
around Sli0A fur May.
The market rested there until
near the close when It was rumorod
that spring wheat would Doe sought
for Russian seed on Monday =
was also reported that France,
northern Italy and RumHnia need
moisture These factors Ftlrtod
some buying just as the cdrly shorts
were about To- take profits and the
pit element suffered n consc-
qucnco.
Corn and oats were extremely
dun and changes were iuCuuso
uucntial There was some local
selling Of corn
Holders offered provisions when
early reports from the stock yards
showed lower prices for live hogs.
Further offerings were brought out
by prospects Of n big run next
week. II was estimated that 76 5000
hogs would be received here Mon
day with 275.O0 for all next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
ASTHMA CURED BY
SIMPLE REMEDY


Thirty years ago Mr.. g. LeRvenRood p
widely known Kansas druggist discoy-
cred simple, easy TO take prascript Ton
FOR Asthma ho gave n 60 people who
had suffered Tor years End 20 their
arnG2ement they say they were easily
currd-these people told their friends
ana In this way thousands have found
tho sure way 70 cure Asthma, Mr. Leav.
"ngnnd feels so confident that his pre-
generously o'fcrs 20 Hrnd btE bottle on
10 days Free TiHi 10 any reader or THIS
Pc per who VIII write Tor H. N n cures
may ft2b, otherwise you owe nothing
Send no money simply matt coupon below,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Store Managers Meet

Tho quarterly meeting Of the
branch store managers and eXecu-
tites Of the Oklahoma Tool 81 sup
ply CO., held at tho general offices
OF tho company here yesterday
was followed by dinner at the Ed
Woods cafe
Nj Of IA" mon present were uptl-
nls'ic regarding the outlook for
l922 and all firmly believed that
this year would be one Of the beat
years ever experienced ia tho Mid
Continent field.
The evening was spent at the
OTphcum thcatpT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

procedure hy which such lltlga-
uuu must hereafter he brought or
removed To- the federal courts and
the United states made party so
that final Judgment will hc rene
dcycd binding ON the Indian aa well
o.. ON tine white man. \ statement
by the joint committee of the MIA
Continent OH n Gas Assn. and of the
city of Tulsa iS being presented by
the association to each member Of
congress.