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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
uGnr UNDERWRITING Rooms "a

'UfNi uil tkttiiNt hbbhN W
A 0hEAT uip NOON tor urpt house.
ping. everything fIfnIF.oi Os1gc
.................
A LAHpE. r.osasuG fruut u1usokeepl. &
room, adjoining t1fh. private enhance
Gu sido door, lr,l a Main.
HI-ION. ~. o.aH.AioIsru hausrtcepirg
rooms s'roonod .n porch g'r'r". us'r'
CpUEH NJ ..rth Elw1od and Ian'or
pptr. connecting housekeeping ilum
modern. uanga bffs ii
CUIYEsNE. N. 74g--'rwo eHst front
rnomH shaic and vol. osare esag-it
oiNriNhNIL q. i.oll. rhrce. room .nrart.
tedaf iait. mtcr = ~.
CiusYINNg D.. Cti Two modern cone
rrcf,I hight housekeeping rooms adj
ioininT bath, furnghef ~ Wcof
CHEYENNE b.. 40oH-Two nicely tr-
uIshCd rooms fur light hGuHrkreptnr,
with sleopIng porch, everything ~.
ulrhod, Wli rent Tor four weeks. Usage
7lGG.
CiNciNNAfi B' lJtO-Nico ugit house
kocpiug rooms fof rent urar nohool.
DESIRABLE Groom apartment fur-
nlahod Tor iIgnt housokeepIuE 80 por
week, ON car line. 523 ~. Honedula.
Usage 7l2i
DETROIT, a., i1g2--For rent, two nicely
furnished light housekeeping rooms -
couple without yhlIdrcn, private en-
DETROIT. ~. i3l-Ouo light houseNeep-
Ing room fOr ront, bHnHu 2his
DENVER M, 2s-ifousekeeping room to
couple employed, also slecplns room.
ELWOOD, B. 305-For rent, housekeep'
Ing rooms Downstairs, ---
FOURTH. W, 5Oo-ons housekeeplng
room. no children. Cedar a92.
f'oR RENT--5rwo modern ught house
kosplng roonsI we'll furnibhod. Osngo
g2T1.
ron HENT--rwo Ight housekeeping
rooms. mnderu. call Cedar idhs.
ron RENT Furnished, two rooms and
bath, over garage. 10 white couple only
HODGE, D.. iii2-Two nice furnished
iight housekeeping rooms. osnEe $40.
HODGE, b.. I6O7-For rent two OF three
nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping.
slnk In kitchen, osaRe iss5.J,
KENOsliA. n. 6iS--For Fcpt two mod.
ern furnished light bookkeeping rooms
with nr without garage OsuEo GibO-H.
LiulT housekeeping rooms Tor rent nloe
place for teachers 1901 N, Iunis cell
Usage 6i1t-J.
LIGHT hpurekeepins and sleeping rooms
Tor rent l7M E' Archer Cedat i7lA
NORFOLK, $, is-Two nicely Furnished
Hight housekeeping rooms. sood location,
close in well Of water 80 per wcelt.
ONE modern light housekeoplng room,
cool, downstairs. BIC N. Elwood.
PHOENIX. n. li2-Nicoy furnished
tight housekeeping rooms
SIXTH. E., 2bfb--lhteo furnished down
, stairs rooms for housekeeping private
home, strictly inudcrn, bHaEe 23ig-l
lIIHhD rooms furnished for houHekecp-
ing i26 ". laumct, or osaEe se2 ,,
TWO furnished rooms for light house
Keeping osage aSst.
TWO LuHT housekeeping rooms, every
thing furnished, $500 week OAnge
6sBl-J
TWO CLEAN furnished rooms for rent.
osese 2sf5.
WOHLD want Ads are result getters.
reasonable, effective ana convenient
can Dsage 5000,
wEsr TULSA. two and three rooms for
lght Housekeeping. 1919 w. Twenty
second.
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Automobiles

- WANTED-ALIOmOniiEs ~
lNb diamond tirg uul some cash ~.
ear. must Boo good Address $40 \,
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Rooma and Board


~
Noona ana DoaTu
HOOMS ron nENT. PUHNi-nED 1;
hDUlbEt g. e6c-rwa we'll. .furnisb.d
slser.ns raams ior rent also sleepipE
COMF0HrAulY mrnishs1 front slosptog
room Iu s1ufh.sIde buugal0w. gafaee II
desired. t1 gentlemen or empIoyej
couple oaage t63t-H
|fla' tHEhIL D.. 7Il.-fHfFs frout sleep
ing room DaaFe b3gt Gentlemen
'.''". ,,j ,, ,.'., @"a',n 70, |''pins
r,.rfN.ITi s,,5--y.,,- ,,.,,.,,.,,..,-,.
souin slrstipg room i,,ys sin,s,s .d r
Joining bath oaags s4fo
/ gIEyE,sr ~ a., 80. ,,---, -. -.
i.,i1,,.., "a ,,,,,' M Ney nI'e room In
iascreneaa rsauirsJ WV
ICii.yF,Jgr 10 sst --,5,.---,.--,
a.eeri1r room fot ny, ,loseEsso G,,hn
M.a,s 70 desired. coa'f 1855.
bedroom Phone GlaFe ss,y 'u'"''N'1
! Irru4E .fsI.. .,I.,f. f..,,'....., 80,
! FOO p Jarga, 0.e.. sHsi '''' TOT 'eHt
| ICI.t-I.9A7.t- -.,, .,,.. ..,.-;---,.-..,....
! room. 'o'' e'"'p'"s
! ,....i,...,.,,-- ...--.------...-
I,g 'HI n.,SI ,g,,i.'',t.ts uHtoom ond sleep
! iGone cedar ,8fI' '"'"' "''o garage.
| 81. ....,...'.'.' '-' -.-.-..-.....-
rloi1 mSsii' f1,s.'y ,g,F,9IdIin.s, 10y wlsh,'
! ICJis,lessi. ''''t '''''''''
I meals 10 darIrel ossr. a3e5,, ,J'" "''h
! ,,,,.,.it. ''.'--''..--.----. ''.'-''
/ il.6lnr t,i1 'i,5to. ,v,ping rpm 20
/ 5.. ,.a.,.,' "''' ''ise llh'
] '" hHy"' o' llAJ-Fuf rent. lnrgs sleep.
lnR room, young Woincn preferred. CO
/ pLSvER e.. 1874 Sleeping porch ana
dl HsiHE room, Two beds. gentlemen
! ,.,.,,...,, ~ .-----.-......
'| u'i o.. g. fo7-tlnHe iu, well fore
n3ned it"nl Meeplng room adjoining
O. Ion IA % Gao %
,.,..0,t '',E' 2's4.
btHNth hs 6ls- Room and sleeping
rofoh two full.slzs beds Usage ilo5.
I DETROIT g., Nlrciy furnIsar.t
l'oLn. mivPte hons. splendid location
'h,e" 'hrhanFod. os're 2iff
DENVER Is, sO2--Fot rent. south east
E''h'nE room, oloss a.
LLWpob. 81, Comfpftsbi. south.
1. S,sl 'os92mn, close in, on south aide.
wy
INalpN, W. bl9- Nice cool sleepiug
,n' ,'93'.in nome, also board ana
HiWoRD' b., lO-Souiheast front room.
tIo"s1 rrs5Ie,,rnn,, oGw,y dcScot@'ed' Gen
.I."l"H plt''ti'd tedhr A@B-J.
EL,WoOD. h, bl7-sleeplng porch and
man '"'" 'o' on" OF Two gentle
...si' .------.---------
W,op 81 52l-Cool nicely. furnished,
-,...!.- '5..n H't'p'"k room anltabls f0r two,
"L,silN, ~, Jop-A nicely furnished sleep
-. '"' .u9in iot renti
"i,,HIT, .. llsl Furnished room, Hd-
Julhlhs hath' Tor one or two gentlemen.
g., - s,ser w. elsO, ,-----.
'vn hEt el-fufnlshed room, al
j.s o",r, ~, private FAMILY. home priv
ni'v,t o"aa. oog,s 'NP'e OF ihuIeA en-
~ 20 ...'..------.----------
ip' NIH, W. 4l2-SlcepiuK room. con
,,cn ing d,,, ''n, nn o'9ass r2omcrH' gentle
60. - '','s, '''"' eVs' '-
III u, b2S- sleeping room. lady ore.
toured. IrNate home.
Folt NENT-lnrge sleeping room. south
cHp0sufe adjoining hath, steam heated. I
rear close ~. can after .. IN Temple
sldc ''u'i' '""" iuo' SCUM
,,-.--.-,---. .-----..
49, neul%9m' connecting bath, rent !
i,,.,',,.,.,, " ''. i.' i------.-..
~, III 'la- SIeeplhg room IN p'l- !
n,r.,,,"'" W" ~ ,uHuv'tuH bh'h' private |
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on LEASES AND SUPPLIES 4.:A

CALLAHAN county oil lease to sell at
sacrifice, new lease located between two
wells now drilling, only one mile from
each well. nearest production is IL
miles from this lease: Tor description
and map write owner, Iox No. ~.
Clyde, Texas
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a N t e d
Statesmen

We have openings for one
salesmanager; also several
salesmen. Only men who
have ability to meet the best
people In the city and place
q high-class product before
them, need apply. These po-
sitions are not for has-beens
or students and will stand the
most exacting investigation.
We prefer stock salesmen or
men who have made good in
their line. No phone calls.
Apply in person today.
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Financial
niisINEss OrpORTUNiTIf


FOH sALE-Abbss' Beauty shop. new and
up to-dats, Located at 427 wall street
opposite Sewers Hotel. slendld 10
Gallon and business. Reaeon Tor sellios
~ health and ieavipg city. Abbas Beau
y shop. 42i Wall St, MuskcgeN Okla
FOR SALE Established laundry business
Osage 42is.
FOR sALE-sauare deal grocery. sib n
Lewis good cash busnessi must sell
have other business VIII Bacriflce; op-
FOR SALE Square Deal grocery. s45 N
Lewis Good cash business must sell
have other business, will sacrifice, op
portunity Of 9 liie time. Cedar 2llt.
FfRST.CLAss battery business. IN goot
location, agency for well-kuown and
well-advertlsed battery owner leaving
city and says sell q. VI. Loan 4
Investment Co, 4Ol Daniels Bids. Osag.
s3t2
GROCERY ST0FE-yi,I6c, $40 will han
die. Jump high. stewart Sales. ~.
GRAIN elevator and milling business In
n good oklahoma town, value about
s2tO0O, TO trade for Tulaa property
The Hull Agency. room 222 Security
Bldg. OsaEe 600.
POOL HALL for sale. also theater. second
hand store, business building. busines'
and residence lots. residence. All well
located. Oh boom ius; stating, jgsi IN
staliing water ana sewerage, Write
owner, l.. q. Roberts, Howard, Kan.
PARTY with $3.50 to $1,000 cash can Sc
cure ground floor Interest In high class
organizatiOn to take advantage Of PIES
ent low prices Of producing leases and
royalties. Chance for unusual connec.
tl1ns and profits. VIII stand most raid
Investigation. Address =. o. boz 2sG,
Tulsa Okla,
RESTAURANT and cold drink stand for
rent chear 2le y. Main. Osage 1882
STORE BUILDING, with fixtures. garage.
3ONe0 feet two living rooms. with gas
and water; rent $40 a month. everything
Twist folks. Stewart gales. sO6 Robin
son.
SELL OR TRADE--House. SO feet Of
ground ana small stock OF groceries IN
good town In Usage oil field. what have
you to offor2 Box sO2. shider, Okla.
SHOW for sale. doing good business
balance in payments from income OF
show. 2et-N. care Tulsa World.
SETTLEMENTS with creditors effectively
accom- plished; confidential; references
terms reasonable. 276-N, care World
THREE. CHAIR barber shop, complete
also five pool tables ZIG N. Main. osase
1VSA.
WORLD WANT ADS are result getters.
Reasonable. effective and convenient
Call Usage 5000.
WONDERFUL BARGkfN---Money maker
resident tea room; high-ciass trade only.
Close In on South Main. Can Mike
WANTED--To sell, my Dodge CONNER
cial car ana pastry route; cheap II
taken at once; am leaving town. Apply
125 ". Rosedale. ask for Bob after :
D. m.
wANTED--A partner: one where hot'
esty counts more than experience: must
be able ia travel; salary $500 month
and eSpensesi act quick: $3.50 required.
stewart Sales Co, 306 Robinson Bldg
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TUDE BAM f. R

STUDE EBAM ER
We have a Cadillac road
ster, model 81, that is in ex-
cellent mechanical condi-
ton. This car is priced for
an early sale Terms can
be arranged. See this car
today.
We also have unusual values
in several Others. II will be
worth your while to inspect
our stock Of used cars.
The most important thing is
TO remember that you are
dealing with a firm that can
not afford to make misrepre-
sentations. Terms to respon-
sible parties.
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sAIEsMEN AND AGENTS

ALL travelling expenses and then some
selling general stores our fast-seiling Z
knock 'em cold" sideline. one sample.
. Whopper oVeralls 1), Cincinnati, Ohio,
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Employment
sALrsMEN ANp AGnNrs

SALESMAN to call on merchants IN Tulsa
trade territory our proposition re-
quires q high pressure salesman WIN
aUupiutroert Dsage Ff6a.
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ENERGETIC MAN

With $500 may secure a.
special training and an in
terest in a highly profitable
staple business by writing
Immediately to box 790-N,
care World.
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RooMs--uNFuRNIsnEn

NbOhs'---A y ~ hNiShEp 10
MODERN. unfuru.shed room above ra
rage, Baa light and water furnished .
whte people, close IN. Ccdar 2t66'R,
4ltlND, W, 6lb--Three modern untur
nisbci rooms. private entrance. no chn
dreu
WORLD WANT ADS are result gettcts
Reasonable, effective ana convenient
CAL Usage 5000
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Rooms ron RENT. ruRNlsIfED Ii

ATTRACT1VELY furnished In
ivory. sleeping rooms, adioin-
ing bath; uSo OF living room.
very convenient TO Tulsa Unit
Yorsity on Federal bus line
and one block from Kendall
car line. Very reasonable.
Cnll at Apartment 2, Frlmm
apartment, corner Utica and
Admiral. after o'clock. or
call Cedar 2liO. or Usage
6bO6 n. between IL aud
o'clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-19
UNDERTONE IN,
WHEAT HEAVY:
CORN IS QUIET
(By the Consolidated Press,

Chicago, Sept 19.-Wheat had .
heavy undertone but trade was mt
nearly SO active as the day befop
Liverpool cables on the wheat mar.
ket exhibited no anxiety regarding
the disturbance in the near east
and, as q result, commission house.
that were active on the buying side
yesterday rushed to sell as soon a
the market opened. Buying pover
was light and prices dipped shan.
ly under the liQuidating pressure
Some covering by locals on tha
break held the decline in check
but when this demand was oyor
prices eased further. Winning
news was bearish relating to TIA
big movement. One message claim
ed that farmers deliveries at coup.
try stations were aggregating l3k-
900 bushels daily. Local house
sold 100000 bushels of hard wintsr
wheat to exporters, but seaboard
reported little demand. Premiums
for hard wheat in the local markst
were unchanged to hc lower. R.
ceipts at primary markets are fall
ing off.
Corn trade was quiet. Prices
were easier with other grains. The
market was up a fraction at the
start on covering by overnight
shorts, but pressure developed in
sympathy with the break in wheat
and prices dropped. Shipping de-
mand for corn was moderate. Sales
Of 100000 bushels Of wheat were
reported to go to store. Receipts
were fairly heavy.
Oats were under pressure and
prices eased with other grains. A
leading elevator interest supported
the market. Receipts are of mod
crate volume.
Provisions were dull. Market
opened easier, but packers support
ed the market and caused some re-
covery.
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from the telephone station hur-
riedly advanced to the 1920 level.
near the bulk-headed place, that
five other bodies also had been
found.
Jackson took the blow calmly,
and presently found comfort in the
sure knowledge, gained from notes
left by two of the men and from
the reports of rescuers regarding
the mems work before they died,
that a quick, merciful death had
come to them instead of the
agonies of starvation. There was
no lingering in inky darkness. 5000
feet below sea level. The gas
came, then lethargy, then oblivion.
Died in Three Hours.
Records scrawled on paper by
one man and scratched on timber
by another showed they had lived
little more than three hours after
erecting their barricades. Saddest
of all was the mute records of the
beginning of third bulkhead whsI
gas had driven them back.
Identification will be difficult.
The length of time since they died.
the temperature of their tomb, lack
of clothing they had torn off Ito
stuff into their first bulkhead, COM
bined to remove from most of the
bodies any distinguishing charac-
teristics.
is We're Married.
Eighteen of the Al miners were
married. The Red Cross has re-
ceived a fund of $4,000 for the
miners dependents and it is esti-
mated that where miner left a
widow or child the California state
compensation insurance fund will
pay an average of approximately
$4,000 to dependents.
The Argonaut Mining company
had insured its employees in the
state fund. There is some need
among relatives of some Of The
victims.
Red Cross officials said $4,000
was provided by the Argonaut com.
pany for temporary relief. The 10.
cal chapter of the Red Cross spent
much of that sum in maintaining
three temporary hospitals, in sup.
plying the needs of miners fami.
lies and in providing food and com
forts for rescue crews.
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Curb Market
BY STUART y. WEST
Copyright. .oax.s

New York, Sept. 19-Another re-
markahle jump in the new stock OF
Gulf Oil Corporation of Pennsyl-
vania furnished one Of the two
main incidents in today's trading
on the curb exchange. The other
feature was violent advance IN
Standard Oil of New York.
The street had rather thought
that the explanation for the rise
of over 20 points in Gulf Oil lay
in a deal of some sort with the
Standard Oil of Indiana. But these
'rumors were revised as Standard
Oil of New York shot up and gos-
sip shifted to that company as the
one most likely to merge with the
Gulf Oil Standard Oil of Indiana
stock lost ground as the New York
shares advanced, the former copi-
ing down in the afternoon almost
as much as it had gone up in the
forenoon Small lots of the old
Gulf Oil shares were dealt in with
high well above 500
The trading in other issues was
less active but lessening of anxiety
over the Turkey situation made it,
self felt in a fairly substantial re-
covery. Purchases to short account
were much in evidence, especially
during the first half of the session.
Fensland Oil, New England Fuel
ana Garth Syndicate all reached
higher prices. thurman Oil was ia
'orably influenced by word that the
company had brought in a 1900
barrel well in the Hewitt field, yet
Southern States Oil failed to re-
srond to The announcement that
another 100000 foot gas well in
Garvin county, Oklahoma, has beer
completed by one of its subsidiaries
Thinker Roller Bearing, after
early weakness, steadied and New
York Telephone pfd held firm
slightly below its high of the year
Department store issues were
irregular. A good demand appeared
for r. H. Macy common, Will,
Gimbel common lost ground
Schultz Retail Stores hung around
its close of Monday.
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RESCUERS FIND
BODIES OF Al
BURIED MINERS
Continued from First Page.)

through the choked tunnel that
once had connected the two mines
or battered at the rock separating
one of the Kennedy's drifts from
the Argonaut's 1920 foot level.
Yesterday a drill was driven
through the last barrier Of rock
into the Argonaut.
Sweating shoulders and I'M
breakable wills drove steel picks at
the rock until this hole had been
enlarged enough to permit a man
to pass. Five men made nasty
and unauthorized exploration Of
part of the Argonaut, seeking sur
vivors at the imminent risk of their
own lives. The opening was en-
larged SO that rescue crew could
pass, and all day explorations Wen.
on without any result.
Find Levels Clear.
Tue levels were clear, there was
no sign of any miner left in them,
either dead or alive. The rescue
men, hampered by their Oxygen
helmets and the heat of the under
ground workings, turned their at
tention to exploring the cross cuts
and drifts leading from the tunnels
already traversed. In one they
found bulkhead that had not been
there when the miners went below
three weeks ago.
Hope rose anew at this Evidence
that some, at least, of the en-
tombed men had not died an in
slant death from the gases thrown
off by the fire in the shaft, ard the
rescuers pressed on. They found
another bulkhead, erected of earth
rock and debris. The men in the
oxygen helmets halted before it
afraid TO tear it down while the air
before it was poisonous lest the.
thereby cause sudden death to any
who might be alive beyond it.
High Hopes Dashed.
Hope stood at its highest when
this second bulkhead was found
Before those who waited above TO,
news Knew even that the rescuers
had broken through the bulkhead
wori came that the bodies o. Is
men had been founl.
Not long after, word came III
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Liue Stock
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Sept. 19.-Cattle re-
ceipts, $4,000; better grades beef
steers, Gamers and cutters and
veal calves, steady; undertone
rather weak on medium and good
.earlings; beef cows and heifers
and bulls, stockers and feeders
about steady; top matured beef
steers, 11.60; best yearlings, 11.55;
bulk beef steers, 9.25Q1O.75; sew
eral loads corn-fed matured steers
at 11.50; supply Of western grass
ers, fairly liberal; bulk veal calves.
early, around 1925 to packers; out
siders upward to 1875 and above;
bulk bologna bulls, around 1900
4.85.
Hog receipts. $4,000; market
fairly steady on light weights; slow
j on others; mostly 15c to 25c lower;
spots off more; bulk 100 to 230
pound averages, 9.700s.S5; top.
$50; few sales desirable packing
sows, 7.75@8.25; pigs, strong: bulk
good and choice, 9.0O@9.35; heavy.
, S.50@9.60; medium, 9.35@9.S5;
light, 9.65@9.90; light lights, 9.4O@
go; packing sows, smooth, 7.4O@
8.25; packing sows, rough, 1000
$50; killing pigs, S.65@9.50.
Sheep receipts, $4,000; fat lambs
opening strong to Csc higher than
Mondays general trade; top ma
tives, 1925 to city butchers; bulk,
13.75@14.00; culls, mostly 5000
$50; no western lambs sold early;
held higher; best feeding lambs bid
1875; sheep around steady; fat
ewes mostly 4.00@6.50.
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Bond Market
GEORGE r. HUGHES
tCupyS1yhe. l0x2I

New York, Sept. 19.-As far as
prime investment issues were con-
cerned today's bond market was a
complete reversal Of that OF Mon
day. Then the concern over the
situation in the near east was re-
flected in quotations for high grade
as we'll as speculative securities.
Demand for the best bonds TO-DAY
was firmly sustained. The I'M
proyement was not SO marked Ill
the more speculative issues. Deal
ers in bonds of the latter grade
still had large debit balances which
they were apparently anxious to
reduce.
Liberties shared the general I'M
provement. Confidence was ex-
pressed that the bonus bill would
be vetoed in such vigorous terms as
to insure the veto would stand. The
recovery was especially marked in
foreign bonds. The French indus
trials which were SO soft yesterday
all gained today. French TVS
were up h of point and the Is
gained almost as much. City OF
Berne IS advanced more than q
point. Czecho-Slovak SIS, which
sold yesterday at "a, advanced
sharply, although they reacted lat
er in the day. In the early deal
ings the United Kingdom 57ss OF
1887 were an apparent exception
/ but here the loss was only frac-
, tional.
! Among the industrials Chile Cop
! DER Is made a new high for the
year. This bond is convertible into
common stock at Is and the stock
which seems in speculative favor
Just now, is selling around "a. Slin-
; ilarly Cerro de Pasco IS converu-
Bile into stock at price equlva-
lent to $33 1-3 per share were also
higher. Colorado Industrial 5s
were strong and Invincible Oil Is
ran I'D to 101, a new high. =,
Fluctuations in this issue were
rapid and wide. Closing at par
yesterday, which was an advance
of two points for the day, they op-
ened down this morning az points
at 971s and then resumed the IN
terrdpted advance.
Among the utilities, the feature
was American WaterwOrks 5s
which made a new high for the
year. improvement in the cor.
poration's earnings has attracted
considerable attention to the bond
as well as the stock. North Amct-
lean Edison IS opened lower but
rallied.
In rails, c. & o. convertible IS
went above 81. This bond, which
is convertible into C. & o. stock al
, so, combines speculative attrac
tiveness with real investment
merit. 1t is not only well secured
but earnings of the road have
shown gratifying improvement O
late. Delaware and Hudson con
vertible IS did not respond so we'll
The same was true of Missouri
; Pacific IS, although in the latter IS
sue the fact that on the basis @
the first seven months of the veal
earnings were at an annual rat'
; only slightly over fixed charge
lmay be responsible.