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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-25

| AnO.
"Kde?"
"Naproti v rohovem dome
u palmy."
"V tom dome neni kramu.
Jen kavarnicka."
"Kavarna bude zrusena a DO
vstanou nj diva kramy. Vetsi
kram bude mas. Stehovani bu-
de lacine, jen pres ulici."
"a najemne??"
"Jako dosavadni."
"Kdo bude ma nasem mi
ste?"
"Dosud nevim."
Dosavadni najemne a snad a.
nj polovice dosavadnich kupcu
ponevadz Sc o ne mali deliti
diva obchodnici.
PAM Lindova povzdechla.
"Nebud' smutna, Fanusko,
! byvalo nam hGre a nezoufali
jsme."
, Smutna nedele, mnohem
smutnejsi, nez ia predesla. Te-
hda to byla jen domnenka, pred
tucha, dnes skutecnost vsechny
domnenky prekonala.
+, "Proto nam bylo, muzi, vsem
tax smutno, kdyz, jsi posledne
cd mas odjizdel. Plakali jsme
vsichni, tvs to uz nevidel. Ne
vedeli jsme, proc nam bylo
tax teskno, dnes to vime."
"Nemluv tom, Fanusko!"
"Kdyz je mi tebe Ito. Sotva
| Sc nam zacne lepe dariti, ze "a
ciname sniti spokojenosti, "a
Sc osud nahazi nam kamenu do
cesty, beztoho dosti trnite a
neschudne."
"a co.," mavnul Linda ru-
kou-"jini zacali zivot S toll
ka tisici, s kolika zlatkami ia
a dnes mnozi z Mich nemaji ami
tolik jako ia. Jake pax neste-
sti, re Sc muslin znova zarizo-
vat a svGj kram vySlapanymi
cestisckami svych priznivcu
prenechati jinemu. Dostanu
kOnkurenta, ale zlistava-li clo-
v6k poctivcem a mali dobre
zbozi, je to nejlepsi reklamou.
Kdo klopytne Ma ceste do bo-
je, ma Sc snaziti, ably Sc rychle
vzmuzil a vstal, jinak jej dru-
ri, kdo jdou "a MIN, uslapou,
Kdo zustava vernym svym u
slechtilym snaham, tomu I'll
stanou vernymi dobri lide,
jichz je stale jeSte vice, nez
zlych. Mic Sc neboj, FanuSko, a
ponech mi klidne starosti, KITE
re nalezeji jen mne".
'Skoda, re nemame tolik pc
nez, abyhom 81 mohli koupiti
svuj domek, odkudz by mas nj
kdo nemohl vypuditi.'
"Mluvis jako dlte, FanuSko.
Lide nell domy a palace a byli
odtamtud vypuZeni."
"Neumeli 81 vaziti penez."
"Ovsem a mlsta jich zaujali
ii, kterl uhospodaflli 81 tolik,
co druzi roZplytvali. Ostatne
jsme jeSte dostl mladl - IA
novem miste snad sc bude jeste
lepe dariti. kdo je chud as, ma
aspon pravo mltl nadeji ma
lepsi zivot."
DoSli zatim k domecku, kde
jeho rodina bydlila.
Stara domkarka, jez prene.
chala pani Lindove svetnicku S
kuchynkou a sama sla ma ter
cas- "do vymenku", vysla jim
naproti.
"Uz mi vypravela milostpa
nj tn smutnou novinu, re sc m
dnes odstehujete."
"Uzili snad uz dosti venkova
Jsou tn cd poloviny cervna."
"Aspon jeste tyden tn mohl;
l panicka byt $ detickami."
"Deti museji Sc chystat d.
skoly."
e "A kde pax je jeste skola =
a namitala domkarka.
0 Linda vytasil Sc vymluvo
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ROMAN
Napsal DR.. j. l.. Hrdina

SeSt tydnu."
Hosi zacali Sc radit, CO vse.
cko 81 vezmou s sebou do Pra.
by, rybnicek, ktery 81 vystave-
Ii pod hrazi a fazole, nechaji
81 v zahradce ma pristi leto,
brad, ktery 81 vystaveli v lese
z kamenu, rozbori, aby Sc v
mem. ma zimu .neusadili loupez.
nici a .malemu Vincikovi ci.
helny nechaji tn oba starsf klo
bouky, do nichz Jim .pomahal
nabfrat vodu. 8;
Pani Lindova zamyslene di-
vala Sc do dalky.
Jaka obchodni costa to niue
byti? Ami nepise jeji muz, kan
pojede.
Meme zkusena zena, nebo re
ma, ktera nema ku svemu muzi
tax velkou uctu a dGveru, byla
by 81 vypomohla rozpaku po-
dezfenim. Ale pani Lindova cd
te chvile, kdy sveho muze Sc
znala, "a hrich neodpustitelny
by 81 byla pokladala, ably jej
jedinou jen myslenkou podezri
vala, ze ma pred nj tajemstvi.
Musilo by to byti tajemstvi ne
uprimne, zle, a toho on scho-
pen neni. Spise nejaka nova sta
rost, kterou obetave bere sam
ma sebe a nechteje Sc zene sve
fiti, kde doufa vystaciti vlast-
nj silou, voli uveriteinou vymlu-
WI.
A duse dobre, oddane zeny
je Ease tax vnimava, re dovede
postihnouti pravdu, setrne tale
ne strasti, a dovede oceniti O.
bet te velike lasky, ktera sna-
Ii Sc ocim jejim zacloniti vSe-
chny ponure obrazky, jimiz Ii
vot praci spoutaneho cloveka
Obestfen.
"Ty dobry muzi muj, ty mi
povis, proc jsi sobe odepfel ra-
dost spatriti deti sve, ty mi po-
Wis, jakou starost zavinil isl do
teto nenapadne vymluvy."
Ac Linda urcite oznamil, re
v-nedeli nepriJede, prece deti
jeho vypravily Sc k rece, cekat
ma parnik.
PAM Lindova sla mimi. Ce-
kali smutni, bez nadeje. Parnik
sc Objevil, "a chvili tn stanul,
vystoupllo nekolik vyletniku,
same nezname tvare, a parnik
81 razil cestu dal proti prudke
vode.
Neskonale diouhou byla ia
to nedele vsem a nasledujici ty
den zdal Sc Jim vecnostl.
Nasledni nedeli Linda priiel.
Zlibal deti i zenu, rozdal Jim
hned nejake pamlsky, = OBJ
vyklych zasob pry neveze.
kdyz dnes postehuji pry Sc do
mi snazil Sc byti veselym a
hovornym.
'Pavlicku, tvs nemocen,'
prip0menula pani LindOva
"Snad unaven po te zdlouhavt
ceste."
"Jindy vyhlizis lepe. Ami is
nam nepsal po cely tyden.'
"NemH jsem ami casu, vel
mi"
"Tolik prace Sc seslo v OBJ
chode?
"Ani ne V obchod6, ale -
Jdete napred deti, pujdeme
maminkou ia vami."
"Neco jsi chtel rici, muzic
ku."
"Musil jsem shaneti nov.
kram, - cizimu mohu sverit
obchod, ale vyhledavani prim
rene mlstnosti ="
Coz my Sc postehujeme?
ptala Sc uzkostlive.
"Musime. V patek jsem dc
stal pGlletnl vypoved', hne
jsem tt postal dopis."
"Ze mas obchodni cestu."
"Ano a psal jsem pravdu. j
to nejdllezitejsi obchodni cest
pro obchodnika, toulati Sc p
..l:osoL ~ x,x,h Ia Il opot, x,b i =,
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VYMENfM 136-akrovou far
mu, V dobrem polozeni. jede-
nact kusd dobytka.-A. Dosko-
Gil, 14717 Kinsman. !?
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PRODA Sc dum 5ti svetni-
cich koupelnou, vse ma jed
nom flooru. Naleza Sc ma W.
chodni 1P5 ul. z Kinsman Rd.
Haste Sc V els. 1918 Union
Ave. $50
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PRIJME Sc domovnik v pro-
stfednlch letech, musi umet
anglicky. Haste Sc po Cite
hod. vecer v els. 1862 w. 44th
st. 9-27
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PRiJMOU Sc masinarky vsi-
vat rukavy a delat kapsy ma
muzske kabaty. Haste Sc II
j. Soulka, 1860 E. SO. St.
$50
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y r O B N E
ON AMK Y.
NOVOMANzELE. HLEDAJl

slusny byt as O ctyrech svetni-
cich s koupelnou, ku zarizeni
trvaleho domova. Nabidku lie
uciniti. telefonem ~ Garfield
4079 r. 9-26
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PRIME Sc muz, ktery mluvl
vice reel, V obchode S tabakem.
Haste sc els. STA Central
Ave. 9-25
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J maci je hodnejsl nez ia poraz-
ska.
"Proc?"
"Tam ia mas vyhani a table
mas prosi, abychom cd nj necho
, dill"
Deti Lindovy spaly zas jed
nou po dlouhe dobe We svych
postylkach donna. A dlouho do
poledne nemohla Sc jich matka
dobudit. Petricek sc vzbudil, a
nez Sc probudil Pavlicek, Ease
uz Petricek Sc prevratil spal
dial.
Cely den vcera bloudili S
Lindou po lesich a skalach, a
by uzili jeste naposledy te ne
dele, jiz koncil jich pobyt ma
venkove, pax ia costa dmorna
parnikem a k tomu v nedeli We
Ger prisli domu "a tiny, po
veceri jeste dlouho sedeli ny
nj nevedi svete.
"Slysite, deti, vstavejte -
uz vam podruhe ohfivam sni-
dani."
Jakoby je do vody hodil.
Ma venkove vstavali casneji.
Stekot psa Voriska, nebo vrka-
nj holubu mad okny a vada sle-
pic. a hluboky hlas kohouta br-
zy je vyvolal postele,. ale ta-
dy donna v tech vysokych, u
bednenych pokojich, v tom IT,
chu Sc tax prijemne spi.
Linda odbehl z kramu a pri-
sci Sc podivat ma sve hochy. By
Ii zdravi, plni We tvarich o.
smahli jako sekaci, a sedeli "a
stolen II snidane.
"Teprve snidate? = deti, "a
chvili bude pbed. Jak pax Sc
vam libi donna, hosi?"
Usudky znely vselijak. Petri
kovi Sc zdalo, re je to lepsi do
ma, protoze je tady ma blizku
tatinek, a kazdy ma donna svou
postylku, kdezto ma venku by
la svetnicka nizka, tesna, po-
stylky uz by setam nevesly. Pa
vlik Ease by sci hned ma ven-
kov. Tady okna bytu videti
jen ma dvur, nebo na ulici, kde
je po cely den hrmot a plno ne
znamych lidi, tam re svetnicky
jedno okno vede do hezke "a
hradky, z druheho mono Sc di
vati ma lodi a worry, jez pluji po
rece a ma zelene lesy "a rekou.
Linda musil byti pri obou
detech. Nelly pravdu ODE. Je
hezky ma Venku pro NEST aka a
je hezky pro neho i v m6ste.
Vsude nejaka vabna stranka,
vSude taky dosti starosti be-
dy, jiz clovek rad schova, je-li
to mono.
"Bude-li brzy obed, Fanus-
ko, pockal bych," povidal Lin
da.
''Za chvili muzeS obedvati,
maS-li cas- a hlad."
Linda odhodil usmolenou ce-
pici, usedl k detem, a povidal
Jim, jak je rad, re jsou donna.
"Pral jsem yam re srdce 20
taveni, deti, ale musite Ease ma
vzajem poprati zotaveni mne".
Exam ty pojedeS, taticku?"
"Nikam = nikam, ale budu
vas NIT u sebe, budu Sc divat
ma vase zdrave, opalene tvari-
cky a zotavim Sc lepe, nez kdy
bych byl nekde sam, bez vas V
hOrach."
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Pi. Hannah Eldredova z
Baldwin, L. l., zehlila kosili
onehdy v Z hodin vecer a zpi
vala 81 = jest to jejim obyce-
jem pri praci - kdyz asi sto
jejich potomkd a pribuznych
prislo il pripomenouti, re
jsou to jeji ste naroZeniny.
Nejenom dovede stoleta sta
fenka zehliti kosile, ale sti-
patti dfivi, jak obrazek uIia-
zuje.
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PRODA Sc pekny obydelny
dunn a ruzny nabytek velri
LEVINE. Haste sc v els. 1866
vychodnl 14O. ul. 9-25
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PRlJME Sc schopny jednatel,
mocny ceske reci ktery uni
obchodne jednati. Haste Sc v
els. 1888 w. 25th st. 9-27
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PRIJME Sc:
PocTIvosT
VERNOST
PRAVDIVOST

Muzi, ktery vyhovuje trem
horejsim vlastnostem, Sc u
kaze, jak mono vydelati ty
dine cd $4,000 vyse. Pre-
jeme 81 muze slusneho zev-
nejsku S dostatecnou inteli-
gencl, ably Sc We vlastnim
prospechu chopili teto prile-
zitosti. Haste Sc cd 10
II hodin dop. v {. $50 Han
ma budova.
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PRODA Sc cestovnl aI,tomobil
Ford, dobfe zachovaly, ma no.
vc tenders a jedny extra skla
We predu. Cena pouze S175.0O
Haste Sc V els. 1900 Coath
Ave. z vych. 131. ul. 9-27
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PRODA Sc zelezafsky ob-
chod, plecharstvi, barvy, kar-
petty a RUNE nacini. Vse mu-
81 byt prodano. Haste Sc u
VIM. Brockmana, 3435 w. 25.
St. 927
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S LOTU PO.Sl0O0
rozlneru 5Ox1OO str.
kazdy, blize kary vychodns
Cd Lee Road. Haste Sc v (.
1907 Kinsman Rd. 9-26

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
smiseny obchod ma vychodnr
strane, velmi dobre misto pro
Cecha neb Slovaka. Adressa
Sc sdeli adm. "Sveta".
$50
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PRODA Sc

NABYTEK l KAMNA z druhe
raky prodava a kupuje v. Se-
dIacek, 4641 Broad az. 4?
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 14-out.
slde traders took possession OF the
cotton market today and carried n
70 higher levels in the face OF a great
dtal or week END realizing bv Older
longs and no small volume Of hedge
eeIilhg' The western portion OF the
belt was particularly heavy buyer
ana this demand appeared 10 be
sunday.
Late In the day the market was
az ita best, advances OF 2b to as
points with December up to 22.OOc
ana March up 10 22.O5c. Around
~ cents realizing by longs became
very heavy and checked the upward
movement. The close was az 21.g5c
Tor December with the list showing
advances on the day OF IS 10 pa
points. First advances ~ l6 TO 10
points were due as much TO reports
or further good demand for man
fractured goods as to anything else.
The Initial advance was followed bV
reactions or about ten points but
thlS soft spot was eagerly seized
upon By new buyers and for a while
the ring was very active with the
bulk or the business from outsiders.
The census bureau report placing
september consumption OF cotton in
this country at 495,344 bales against
b274O4 In August was considered
but Il had next TO no
eticct against values
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Deer Test East of WetuDikd

The Phillips Petroleum company
has made n location on the Farmer
Stewart farm In 2l-0-ii. The we'll
will he drilled in the northeast cor
ner Of the southwest OF 81. on the
Martha Hays aiiuturnt. ami will be
drilled $500 feet Unless oil or gas
Is found IN paying quantities at a
lesser depth.
This test viii be watched with
great interest for the reason that no
test has ever been drilled IN that To-
cnlity and ReoloRlsts have made good
reports on that section OF tho county.
Farmer 3 McGee who promoted
this test say that actual drilling will
begin Within 30 days regardless OF
the general shutdown movement, ns
the contracts heretofore entered into
provide for immediate drilling. This
Is the flfth we'll Farmer 4 McGeo
have promoted IN the vicinity Of We.
tumka recently -Wetumka Gazette.
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Refreshing Memory a
Caused Darkey TO
RecdiI Other Times
Special TO The world.

speolsi 10 The world.
M'ALESTER, oct. ti.-Wtilo
tho correspondent sat IN the rec-
ord office at tho state penitenu-
airy hero this week n newly ar
rived convict son: up from Mus
Eogac undcr tho Cognoman OF
Bill Dooly, alias Bill Reeves.
was brought 20 tho office for ex-
animation by Identification Of
ficor Dr. ]. q. Duncan. when
asked II he had ever beon IN
prison before BIZ ccnjured up all
the Innocence possible IN his
countenance and answered em-
phatlcally. mo"
Duncan looked at the files ~
finger prints and in less than two
;ninutes :o!9 B!!l that he was "
ing
''Nosah. boss. nevah was in
no pen befo"
'ro refresh your memory" said
Duncan. tho finger print rocordS
show that you came here before
IN 1915 undor the name OF Rioh-
ard Davis" You were sent up for
assault with intent TO kill. from
Mayes county"
wall, I do declare" replied
Bill, 81 sho done forgot all about
dat ies can't remember all desc
matters"
NOW that your memory seema
TO bs getting better toll us about
the others" the officer said.
Thon BIN rocounted other incar-
corations. ri
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GRAIN PRICES
AVERAGE HIGHER
Undertone Strong, For
eign Market Strength Is
Reflected in Grain

CHICAGO, oct i4,--Ail grains
averaged higher here today. reflect
Ing the strength OF foreign markets.
Tho undrrtone was strong through
out the short session aud while there
was liberal profit taking tho offer
ings were readily absorbed and prices
advanced 10 "a new high on the pres.
cnt movement. At tho finish wheat
was up 3-i 20 3-Sc with Decem-
Der Sl11 rs 20 SIZE and May t112
S-6 10 3-ic. oats were UP 5.S To
3-S TO S-4c, oats we're up 5.S u I
5-S. and provisions ranged from 2
l-2c decline TO l0c higher.
An advance at Liverpool and
higher quotations at Winnipeg acted
ns bullish influences at the start OF
the market here. There was fair
buying by commission houses and
the local trade which advanced the
December delivery To &1l2 1-S, the
highest price since late IN July. The
bulge was checked, however. by
sclling on resting orders and by
scattered longs who were evening up
Tor over sunday on the reactions
there was some buying by commits
sion houses, although there was lit
tie In the news that attracted at
tontion.
Corn and oats followed tho course
or wheat. There was some per
sistent buying OF corn by commission
houses which was the main sustain
ing influence. oats advanced 10 now
high on the crop for May and De-
cember going 20 n fractional pre-
MUM over the deferred deliveries
for tho first time.
Provisions were rather dull with
October lard slightly easier and the
deferred deliveries dun.
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BUYING DEVELOPS
ON STOCK MARKET
Number Of Issues Carried
to New High Records
for Years Trade

NFNv YORK, oct. 14--Good buy
i1g mower developed In today's brief
snl active stock market with the
Tssut that number OF Issues In
cfuIlur United states Steel COM
,r"u we're carried TO new high roc
ords for the year, The stocks ia
vorp1 by traders were generally
,bo.1 OF companies possessing huge
sirnIuscs available for distribution
or likely 20 increase or resume d.
ydeud payment. United States
cannon touched 100 rs, the clos
ing price. other steels advanced
' In sympathy. Bethlehem "B" climb
inc - points; Lackawanna 1 is
Vanidlum as and Cruoible rs.
American Locomotive and General
Trgtfic each established new peak
.rriros during the session. the net
gain ln the later amounting 90 near
~ { points.
Mexican Petroleum fluctuated
within range OF nearly points,
CLOSING at a net loss or SIS after
hsv.ng established a new top price
a. g07 3-4. The Pan-American Is
suss also broke through 10 new
hlghs and then yielded below last
nights figures on heavy selling pres
sure.
Total sales were 7O7,2OO.
standard OIL OF New Jersey got
above 22O but mocumbed with the
rest O, the oil shares, closing at n
net loss OF IA.
Execution OF an order for a large
block Of Freeport. Texas stock "at
the market" resulted in a Jump OF
points, the buying being based on
dividend possibilities. Texas Gulf
sulphur also was pushed up more
than 3 points.
Rail shares, especially the pre-
ferred issues, continued 20 be In
good demand. Central OF New Jer-
sey touched a new top on small
turnover, and good improvement
was noted in Missouri Pacific pre-
ferred, Southern railway preferred,
Delaware & Huron and Baltimore &
Ohio
Foreign exchange rates were ir-
regular. Sterling continued strong
on light offerings of grain bills.
Changes in most OF the other Europ-
can rates were unimportant.
The weekly clearing house state.
ment showed a decrease OF S47, ,37s,-
900 in loans. discounts and invest
ments OF member banks and an in
crease OF S21.962,000 in the reserve
IN the federal reserve bank. Net
demand deposits increased S13.451,-
600 and there was a decrease OF
'20,0l5,000 in time deposits For
the first time In several weeks there
was deficit in reservins amounting
to t2,332,2sO.
Strength OF oil company liens in
the face OF the weakness of stocks
was the noteworthy feature in to-
days active bond dealings.
lnvlncible Oil Ss. which have been |
strong. most of the week added |
points today while Standard oil OF |
California 7s were pushed up |
points. Other oil bonds advanced in |
sympathy.
Liberty bonds were still under |
selling pressure as result of the I
sovernment's new AZ per cent offer |
Ing. The 3hs dropped 26 points |
while losses OF 10 Ia points took /
place In the 4A series, all OF which |
sold under par. The new Az per |
cent government loan traded in on |
when issued" basis on the curb |
market was still selling at a preml- |
um OF is per cent.
Cuba Cane Sugar So and Cerro |
Do Pasco SIS up to u and point, !
respectively, were the features OF the /
Industrial list.
Total sales, par value, were .i7.-
Gi,Q00.
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that whisky was fino material with
which 10 start q firo, and he ccr-
tainly started y good many"
Old residents or indian territony
say that astutcue.s wac ns necessary
Rs bravery iu the early DAYS of
"shoot 'cm and nothing said" Ds-
Vices showing miscnIcyoU u not
criminal. cunning then taxed tht
ingenuity of tho cicvercst OF United
states mnrsh1ls Automobiles car-
rlod gasoline tanks which would
have shudderoi az the mcreEt whltf
OF gasoline. 4 false bottom ohvi-
atod any cumbersome appearance
Of wickcducas or ovnslvencss
And tho etorv ~ sfi1 being tctf
OF tho gas pipe that dr.ppod whiaisy
Instead Of Fas Happening into A
drug store one day iu one Of the
smaller towns, "pussyfuot johnson
was attracted by gas pipe swung
low over tho drurrlsts tablo which
oatcuslhly connected with % Emall
burner. Hut on the cnd " that gaa
pipe glmmcred an amber dron Of
iiquod uf compelling lustcr john
son looked 20 over. strollcd out of
the store and climbed 10 the roof
There on an old sawhuck rosted q
what appeared TO bo log ~ wond.
n proved TO be n good d-sized kee.
To II was attached tho lnnocant-
looking gas pipe. which dripped
whisky instead of gns
The coca-cola barre! also had III
uses. ono ~ these barrels holding
about 80 gallons. captured In an.
other raid, proved 20 havo one gall.
Ion or coca-cOla ana 20 gallons as
best whisky. splgot near tho
bottom took care of tho coca-coIa.
Near tho top, under n Htoei ring,
on" gained access 10 the other corr
tent.
According 70 fRw. "ruwyfOot''
johnson was genial iovlal chap
In those dnye. n man ~ fow words
with casual manner and an active
gun. Aa soon ~ ho heard any one
ma n hRnkering TO shoot him ha
decided II was an invitation 10 "a
raid and called on tho hankorer.
OccAsionally whom after very des-
porato characters, he disguised him
self During tho two years no was
United States marshal OF Indian ter
rltory at least five OF his deputies
wore Killed: but II IL said he killed
surprisingly few desperados COM
aiderlnR tho large number he
brought 20 Justice. ono reason for
this no doubt was his quickness con
the draw" Those who knew him
say he got the "drop" & at and was
usually hbls TO mako his man sur
render.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
Final Effort to Make White
Mule Well q Producer

Special 20 The World
PONCA CITY, oct. li.-The final
effort was made, during the past
fcW days, IN an attempt 20 mako the
No. ! white Mule wildcat test OF tho
Gypsy OH company a sufficient pro-
ducer. ana now 70 is understood to-
day that it will be abandoned. The
test Is IN 24-23-1e. in the Otoe In
dian country This test found oil
In the wilcox sand at $3.50 feet
being the deepest production ever
found in the Mid-Continent field.
This test was originally consid-
cred as very important IN the de-
velopmeut OF the Otoe country, and
y is still the opinion that the finds
encountered in the white Mule will
cause other drilling 20 be done IN
that locality. After reaching the
4,450-foot depth, the hole filled up
with oil ana AZ times II sprayed OIL
over the derrick, at one time max
Ing about so barrels daily. Every
known means Of making this n pro-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
In the Oil Fields
Prairie Gets We'll Northwest
of Wetumku

Yesterdays biggest news In pro
duclng circles was the action OF the
Prairie on a. Gas CO well in 5-g-IO.
which got tho sand at s.ssG feet and
II flowing at a rate estimated nt
] 600 barrels a day. a report from
Wetumka late yesterday afternoon
stated that IL was flowing every five
minutes. This is n wildcat and should
II hold up to present expectations
Will cause a lot OF new work In that
territory.
The Umhree a. Fisher well in a6-
1911 was reported yesterday az
showing for well. IL was stated
that the top Of tho sand was found
at 3.l04 ana that tho stratum. a very
hard formation, had been drilled to
31lG feet while drilling the we'll
swabbed about 900 barrels in two
days and then filled up 1000 feet
over night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
COTTON Rrnnrt.

WASHINGTON oct. ~ The
census bureau today Issued the fol-
lowing report showing the following
number OF bales OF cotton consumed
during September 1922 and 1881,
respectively:
Cotton exclusive Of linters con-
sumed during September. total 1885,
344 and 4S4,Tlg,
Held IN consuming establishments,
September 30, l,065,ll7 and l,l18,-
O4j.
Held in public storage and at
compresseS. 3,2l7C3g and i3l2,l35.
Imported, 4G2s and 6,362.
, Exported, including llnters, SBs,-
500 and 532,S39.
Linters, consumed during Sep
tember. 53.s33 and G0,7l0.
Held IN consuming establishments,
97,2O5 and l56,2e5.
Held In public storage and at
congresses, 2l,2s2 and 2O4699.
Exported 2,9O2 and 9,057.
Spindles, number active during
September, 33.296.513 and 3D.
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