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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
Deliciously
Sweet, , ~
Delightfully."-
Different a

Hntpins with fancy tops, large
and small arc seen ON mnny hats
thnt have for their trimming n soft
drapc, scarf or band.
White sports HATS. leshorns and
new felts havN Just arrived at the
Henlay Hat Shoppe, 623 South
Poston. i do hope you drop around
there THIS week and get acquainted
with this smart Home Hat Shoppe.
Long waistlines with pouched
back cffccf is u noticeable charac-
tcristic Of some Of the newest
gowns. tt,
For dancing few hats arc worn.
A lace veil draped over a high
comb In Spanish fashion Is Just the
thing for the dark.cycd, olive.
AShtnned bride.
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policy Of standing apart from Eu-
rope must be permanent Nh. Hard
ing said that frankly We have q
broader viewpoint than the found
ing father; We must have. because
human progress has altered our
world relationships" He added
that I'VE cannot be aloof from the
world. but We can impress the
world with American ideals.
g. s. F0Stered Republic.
The policy Of the United States,
not only during the last admiuis-
tration but throughout the last CEN
tury, has been to look sympathetic
ally upon the rise Of the liberal and
republican spirit everywhere. The
American government during the
European war drew . distinction
between the German government
and the German people and did ev-
eFything in it, power to foster a
revolution which would bring Q re-
public to Germany. Now that the
republic has come, all the allied
governments are committed tn its
preservation. Events Of the lasf
few weeks have emphasized thaa
the allies must soon give evidence
Of their support Of the German re-
public or - Il laneuish into com-
munism and the chaos Of III Hns-
sian neighboDI A change IN the
tactics OF the allies en- s. sxnect-
- - A~A1AnA- s-n-.>-~ a - -
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Curb Market

New York, July 5.-Mexican Sea-
board issues dominated the trading
on the curb exchange today. The
stock had left OF at 47h Monday
and it opened at AIN this morning.
Then came word that three Of the
wells in Toteco Cerro Azul field
had developed saltwater. This
caused . violent break OF some ten
points in Mexican Seaboard shares
and . corresponding fall in the vos-
ing trust certificates. Public inter-
est in these stocks has been very
keen and there was 4 very large
open speculative account which
was badly caught in the collapse.
Up to a late hour no official denial
had come from Mexican Seaboard
officials regarding the saltwater
story.
Other oil shares were not much
affected by the break in the Mexi-
cans. Operations of q new pool
were reported in Standard Oil of
Indiana. The stock rose over two
points soon after the opening, then
broke for . time while the Ameri-
cans were going down, but immed-
lately encountered efficient protec-
ton and rallied easy. Standard Oil
Of New York had q 10 point ad-
vance while Cities Service, after
gaining q point or SO, fell back
again.
Shelly Oil was strong on the re-
port May showing net earnings oil
$S3S,364, this after deducting all
expenses, interest and taxes but
not providing for depletion and de-
probation. The May total made a
new record for the company. Caril
Syndicate Was steady and there
was = fair demand for Simms Pc.
troleum and Mutual OIL Salt Greek
and Mountain Producers went low.
er, but International Petroleum
and Atlantic Lobus held up we'll.
+, Changes in the motor group wers
,, not OF much importance. Duran1
and REQ were strong at the star
while Motor shares were going III
on the big board, then later they
yielded to realizing sales. 1t tooi
only small offerings to put Philip,
Morris down a point. Hayes Vince
made q new high. Radio commo,
was heavy and the new Tobacco,
Products shares irregular.
] Among the mining stocks indie
pendence Lead was in fair deman,
while Magma Copper lost about
point.
The trading began in B. F. Good
rich 6k's which opened at 97h
sold up to 97K and then fell bacl
| again. ALLIED Packers 6's decline,
a point and Mexican government
IS a half point.
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NV YORK. July S.New high
prices Tor the United States gov
ernnsnt group, strength Of the
United Kingdom oxtsxnAl loans. N.Y.
marcos advances Il IL railway
section and further buying q the
Consolidated Gas Conssftihle q
were the features in today's bond
market Trading vas moderately
active and the general trend OF
trices was upward. although in
most cases the gains were only
fractional.
All the liberty bonds either bet
tered OF equaIled their previous
tops, and the buying Of the fourth
4K's was again the most ccnspicu-
ous. Thu. performa1ce proved .
stimulating influences ON the whole
list. United Kingdom SIS Of 1887
got to . new high for the year and
the 1S23 and 1879 loans moved Tor
ward In sympathy with the rise N
sterling exchange. The action OF
the French Republic loans was
quite different, for in spite Of the
break in Francs 1t the outset To-
day and the 7A's and SIS held their
ground very we'll. The municipals,
too, were firm. Republic Of Chile
bonds were irregular. City OF To-
kio SIS advanced and the rest OF
the group were featureless.
Consolidated Gas rs jumped
ahead as the company's stock, into
which the bonds are exchanged be-
came stronger. The bonds of the
q. s. Steel Corporation and the in
dependent companies as well, were
fairly active and little changed.
Bethlehem Steel SIS Of 1886, howev-
er, got below 80. Cerro De Pas
CO SIS dropped more than two points
from Mondays close. Westing-
house rs were slightly higher.
Among the rails the Atchison
general As again went to a new
! high for the year and there was
buying also Of a number of other
high grade issues. Illinois Cen
>ral refundings were nearly two
/ points higher. Erie issues were
strong, with the convertible DIS al
their best for the current move
New York Westchester and Boston
AIS got to IS. st. Louis and San
Francisco incomes and adjust
ments and the Seaboard Airline
issues gained ground.
A banking firm is offering a.
500 900 Erie Railroad company
equipment trust bearing 81 per
cent interest. Award has beer
made by the Seaboard Airline rail
road of $2,4s0,000 Of its equip
ments.
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SNAIL TRADE IN
WHEAT BR|lIles
PRICE CHANCES
(By consolidatsd Press.l


Chicago, July s.-whsat market
was unsettled. Trade was small
and this was the cause for the rapid
changes in price. Local sentiment
continues bearish md il looks as II
strong interests are picking up
wheat on the breaks forcing shorts
to cover but the buying fails to fol-
low the bulges. Trade was light
Excellent weather prevails over the
northwest and Canada The crop 10
making good progress. There are
many reports Of unfayorable thresh-
ing returns ON winter wheat and
some tell Of extraordinary heavy
yields, B. w. Snow, the local crop
expert, says that black rust has
pAde its appearance late this year
and the possibilities are favorable
for the crop escaping damage. Cash
wheat in the local market was IN
changed but Kansas City reported
some evidence Of export buying and
cash wheat unchanged to &c higher,
while Minneapolis reported cash
wheat heavy with premiums for
some grs6es as much ~ SC lower.
Flour business was reported cut in
half. Receipts continue disappoint-
ing. Milling and export demand
was quiet in the local market.
Corn was firm at the start and
good support was rendered the
market throughout the session.
Locals were bearish but houses
with eastern connections were good
buyers. There is considerable ap-
/, prehension being felt over the lack
Of precipitation over Illinois and
Iowa and conditions over northern
Illinois are becoming serious. Ex-
porters took 10000 bushels Of corn
but domestic shipping demand was
light.
Changing operations featured the
trade in oats, cash houses trans
ferring hedges to the deferred
months. Unfavorahle crop news
induced buying. Shipping demand
for oats is light.
| Provisions were firm early with
hogs weakened on commission liqui-
dation of long lard.
Wheat weakened late in the ses-
sion in sympathy with the break at
Minneapolis. Last prices were u
to &c lower, July closed at 1.16A
TO Il; Sept, 1.16s to Y, and Dec.
l191b to 10. Corn closed u to *<
higher, July, 63N; Sept 67aa; Dec
67h. Oats were u to sc higher
July 36H; Sept 80 and Dec. AN
to AZ. Lard closed 121kc to 20e
lower and ribs 1211zc to 15c lower
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all LIVESTOCK
PRICES HICHER
ON LIGHT RUNS
(By Consolidated PrsssJ

! q. 8. Yards, Chicago, July L.
Comparatively light runs wsfo ~
ported u all markets after The 1n1-
iday. with the cattle supply & -
local yards only shout half ~
number received the FIRST tArse
days lost week. sellers started out
asking more money for prime steers
today. Buyers have favored light
hogs for some time and they were
again slow to take hold Of the
heavy grades today. Receipts we're
estimated 1t 1900 cattle, $4,000
hogs, 1000 sheep and 200 calves.
CATTLE.
Best steers were In good demand
and values were fully steady. Some
spots showed strength late IN the
day. Prime 1,413 pound steers sold
at 5000, with . fair percentage Of
the run above $3.50. Palmer grades
Of steers were about steady. Cows
and heifers sold at unchanged
prices. Good heifers went at So
and above, while best cows were
placed at 81 and $7.35. Cannars
and bulls also held steady. while
calves were strong after = late
start. Bulk Of vealers went 1t $3.50
to $S.75.
HOGS.
Light hogs sold strong to SC
higher after few sales had made
10c better values. but heavy hogs
were on &c to 10c in most cases.
Top lots went at $1,000 with bulk
of butchers at $l0.35 to $10.S5.
Rough packing hogs sold at low az
$S.65 with good lots at $3.50. Pigs
were slow and steady.
| SHEEP.
Most sales Of lambs were Csc
higher. Idaho stock went at 1880,
while both big packers and small
local killers paid $3.50 for prime
natives. Light ewes at 81 we're
strong. while heavy lots were IN
evenly higher.
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ALLIED POLICY
TOWARD TEUTS
TO Be CHANGED?
CONTINUED from First Page.)


from the era OF Kerensky into the
arms of Lenine and Trotzky.
Pressed on the one side by a re-
dictionary group and tormented on
the other by the communists, the
Wirth cabinet is regarded by the
allies as sincere in it's efforts to pay
reparations and work out pro-
gram of reconstruction. The French,
however, have maintained their
large standing arm and have OPP
posed concessions to the present
German government Oh the ground
that lurking behind the Wirth cab
met was the inevitable return of the
monarchjsts. 1t is an Ill wind that
blows no good. For the demonstra-
ton for Berlin yesterday, in fact
ever since the Rathenau assassina-
ton, has furnished unmistakable
evidence that if there is a political
trend in Germany 1t will not be to-
ward the monarchists Of the Right
but more in the direction of the
radicals and communists of the
Left
Situation Is Critical
Since the failure Of the recent
conference of international bank
ers ut Paris, where it had been
hoped that Germany would be as
sured Of a loan, 80 that she could
pay her debts and begin to work
out her destinies in an orderly fash
ion, events in Germany have grown
steadily more critical and while II
ID, strictly speaking, an interna.
tional problem, which the Germans
must themselves solve, it is doubt
full whether the allies and associat.
ed powers will stand by withou,
ohoping some Affirmative help which
will strengthen the Wirth cabine,
and moderates in their attempt t.
save Germany from disunion-
Allied diplomacy has usual,
waited for Z catastrophe before act
ing. Russia's slow disintegration Il
wildly recalled as an example o.
allied procrastination. All the ad
vice Which the United States cal
give officially and unofficial,
| through diplomatic chaanels ant
otherwise is being concentrated OF
the single proposition Of dealin,
with the European problem BY 20
ing to the root and causes Of tn,
present state Of unsettlement. I
i is for instance being urged that tn,
question Of how much Germany
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WIv1 0IVCAn
otu0AaT snafpy
sc!oss Low soon sxeer inc opening
put tne ADVANCE was oepenoent
Mrgely upon short covering, ana
Wneu the demand rom the snorts
was over the Stock came down
aealn. Gcneral M0tors sacceeceo
~ seeunH tnrou.n 49, guy TN , INV
neevy sslnns y AeA. Moco poonc
ny Wa gwen 70 the IecommeaoA
ton Of prominent broaaway
mouse 70 switch rom Genefal NJ
tors 70 HUDSON. the mousse IA cues,
LION ooes NOT believe tnat Genetea
MSM. ssMc .s S. ~. e.
! S;...s,,..;.. :. H. u.i"na - .,,r.
w 80
| JILL
Inc oid saltwater oueaDoo was
Drouent CUT 70 plague .ne e 1.Ns
ois, anu it nso the ellece ues .. o. =;
me Dot.om simost oroppea ou' ~ W.
tne MeAlcan oesoUsN Issues w ~
curD e4cndnBe Ioii0wlns tne Iepo =.
.nat sa!tw a'er nay Ieen nou =: ~.
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LEGAL,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Estate Of Katherine Bohlander. d.
ceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administrator of the estate of Katherine
Bohlander. late of the County of Rock
Island, State of Illinois. deceased hereby
gives notice that 1t will appear before
the Probate Court of Rock Island County,
At the Probate Court room. in Tho City Of
Rock Island. at the September Term, ON
the First Monday in September next, At
which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and re-
Quested 70 attend for the purpose Of hav-
ing the same adjusted.
AL persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated 9Th day Of July. A. D. 1879.
CENTRAL TRUST & SAVINGS BANK,
; Conservation. now Administrator
By e. H. Knl. Trust Officer.
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Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, July 5. Potatoes:
Weak; receipts, 81 cars; total q. S
shipments July 3, 1884,; July 4. 2o9;
Texas and Oklahoma sacked Cob.
blers, 225@240 cwt; Kansas sacked
Early Ohios, 2.30@2.s5 cwt; East.
ern Shore Virginia stave barrels
Irish Cobblers, 4.25@4.50; Norfolk
North Carolina Irish Cobblers
stave barrels, 3.50@385.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, July k-Butter, higher ;
creamery extras s6A; firsts, $40
35h; seconds, 3o03z1h: standards,
S6k.
Eggs, higher; receipts, 1885
cases; firsts, 22@91h; ordinary
firsts, 20h@21; miscellaneous, 21A
@22: storage packed extras. ESQ
2314; storage packed firsts, %.
Poultry, alive, higher; fowls
231; broilers, 2s034; ROSTERS
IAN.
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ployes, some Of whom polled
strike vote recently, have in many
instances made separate agree
ments with their roads and any
strikes by these classes would. it is
believed, be called only on indi-
vidual roads.
The railroads also waited today
for the effect of the message OF
Timothy Healy. president Of the
stationary firemen and oilers, who
told the 5000 members of his or
ganization that they had - perfect
right" to strike II they wished. In
view Of the railroad situation.
Signalmen were still ION the
fence" but their president, D. w.
Helt, has usually followed the lead
Of the maintenance unions, whose
withdrawal from the strike n be-
lieved in railroad circles to indi-
cate that the signalmep would re-
main at work.
Roads Issue UltfnatuA.
Striking shopmen Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Paul railway
-, -sv.r until INV "a ~ r.tnrn
tn vnrk After thaf date. accord
inv m fhe r.ijrSsds' noticss the
strikers will forfeit all seniority
~ torsr .s nsv .mnlovss
A. IscksonviIre Ma MAINTAIN
.rcs ~ vav smnIoves of the Flor
la Enst Coast raiiroad sisned a
wage contract based on the labor
hosri's acaIe accordinr to ] p
pacLvith vica nrssident os ths
rosd Tna .t.tsment added thai
the men we're joinine \ system fed
srstion -
Con- Actin, .,.,sment. war. uade
=, the strife sitnation nm the pa.
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Peoria Cash Grain.

Peoria, Ill.,, July S.-Corn: re
caipts "a cars; to Nc higher
No. 2 white g.: No. 3 white e3k ;
No. 2 yellow Ga; No. yellow e2N
G621a; No. 4 yellow SIX @s2; No
5 yellow 61A; No. 2 mixed s.; No
3 mixed 62h.
Oats: receipts q cars; unchang.
ed; No. 2 white 37h@3S; No.
white 3ek@37.
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maintenance
|. Men WILL NOT
co ON STRIKE


.e OF the American Federation
u Labor and nominal head of the
crafts, who yesterday retaliat-
70 me statement of Chairman
lover branding shopmen q "out-
W. by "outlawing' the labor
1871, intmatsd that be would have
.saing more to say ON the sit
ICON .aon following meeting Of his
1sncative council today.
Union omctals predicted that 9TH
classes Of railway labor would
come inoculated By the sAop-
~ ,ulke and that the effect Of
lkout voaM begin to show
uanspcfta&ion coon.
Clsrfs Went Quit
ivay clerks and station en-.
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DryGoods Market

New York, July 5.-The govern
nent cotton report and the move of
'tAe cotton market has been pretty
wall digested In the drygoods- mar
ri when business reopG4ed today.
11siness in the standard print cloth
instructions was brisk and prices
wsre very firm, although the weak
opening Of the raw staple today
vas a deterrent factor toward ad-
nnces. Sheetings were In good
eemand at slightly higher prices
With some export buying in evil
esace. Good volume of trading also
leok place in drills, twills and pa
tma checks. Sateens were strong
and active and there were some
aseable. transactions In lawns.
A brisker tendency was shown
= the raw silk market today with
eome buying in evidence at firm
prtces. The condition of the mar
ket for manufactured silks shows
considerable improvement.
WOOL.
boston, July 5.-There was con-
noerable trading in the wool
market today but the market. was
aot especially active. Manufac-
efers purchased certain grades for
! .amediate wants. Prices main
0Aed the levels Of the close Of last
wssk and some purchases were re-
eet'ed At good figures in the mid
M vest and California. Ameri-
~ buyers have resumed activ-
~ ~ some Of the foreign market
sa'eis and dealers here are watch
- closely for the results of the
verpooi sales which begin tomor-
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Pooria Livestock

Peoria, ILL.,, July 5.-Hogs: 1900;
firm; SC higher; top price 1880;
lights 1850 to 1880; mediums
1910 to 1880; heavies 1000 to
1860; packers $50 to $50.
Cattle: receipts 200; steady
calves strong; best on calves 500.
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n sFUlHf I. WEI.


w YoSt. July k-lnlsrest IN
- napkats ny Uootly IN d.
1n ethar than IL stock X
49, The stock market had
G1n sensitive q any stage to
iHreot Il . nation-wide strike.
- lhesefofo Mt called upon to
N Al enthusiastic about devel-
enie over the holiday which In
!iiSa1aa that The railway shopmea
! s;s-H have to 60 It alone without
~ sa1port Of the other unions.
i wifh 10 stigma o. being outlawed
- a. ljnited States labor board
- rith absolutely no popular
1Sivnrolhy. In . word the railway
SSsa1P trouble practically disap-
isseref nom consideration altogsth-
~ there was . little buying In
Gjssilvsy shares at the opening. bps
q hsi only slight effect, and In
- subsequent trading railway H.
/ ~ we're neglected.
s ne principal episodes Of An IN
nportant day were further
Fnnsrp break in French exchange, Z
rSvf8 reaction after Mondays rise
r. cotton options and the estab.
lament Of new high records In
re Of the liberty bond Issues. Al
IN franc exchange was down
&oesfly INC from the April higl
nd had undone all but Nc Of IL.
2entire years gain. French fipah
III writer's set the decline down tt
Ioolitical causes and they are doubt
5ess correct The data bearing upo,
|l1Ae economic situation proper /
tunquestionAbly more favorable
EThe latest foreign trade figure
eeutinued to show q close approx
nation between experts and i'm
Dorts, while the revival in home in
lustries II attested by What oh
|AoDfvers declare to be the complet
disappearance Of the reemploymen
neublem In France. But the dan
esr lies always In the politica
tame being played with such sever
" In the matter Of German repairs
IRONS. that Germany win fall dow
h her cash payments. 1t is thi
Danger which the drops in franc
has been approaching, all the wa
from the high Of 9.37 two and one
1alf months ago. to the $40 reach
ia today.
The reaction in the cotton marks
Z vas not surprising after the e.
|stfaordinary reception given tn
government crop report on Monda
With all allowance for the depar
nent's estimates being under e.
.ectations. a jump Of $50 to Il
EDoints in les than two hours W.
plainly OVERRIDING things. In IL
r.calmer view prevailing today the
4 was less suggestion Of shortai
than when the forecast Of only &
II .000, 900 bale crop was first p
out.
There was an hour of-so Of fair
4 general strength in the stock ma
ket. Then the movements BEGAN
very uneven as between inidivdu
issues. A genuine smash occurrs
in Mexican Seaboard stocks, listt
!. on the curb exchange, following
story that saltwater had appeare
I'm the company's wells. Inasmuc
Is Mexican Petroleum has an in
lortant stake in the same teri
'hry. the shares Of this compar
} and the Pan-Americans were hea,
D4ly sold. The break in the Mexica
oils put check ON further oper'
lions for the rise in this part of Il
list but did not bring about NUT
telling.
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Horses and Mulea

Horses: good to choice draft
$145 to $170; good eastern chunks
$50 to Sis; choice southern
horses $50 to SO.
Mules: Is to II hands SITS to
$3.50; ISL to 1853 hands, $3.50 to
$325; Il to Is hands $50 to $50.
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Line. Stock
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. July s.-Cattle receipts.
1900: beef steerA and butcher she.
stock steady to strong; spots shade
higher ON desirable cornbed: top
beet steers, 1870: bulk. s.500s.75;
other classes about steady; bulk
beef eowp and heifers. 5.25@7.50:
Gamers and cutters largely 1900
3.75; bologna bulls mostly 1850
$50: early sales veal calves, 5000
$50; few choice handyweights to
city butchers, 9.0009.50.
Hog receipts, $4,000; opened 5 to
10 cents higher on better grades;
later steady to 5 cents higher; mix
ed and packing grades slow to 10
lower; top, 1880; bulk good butch
ers, 10.50@10.85; pigs about steady:
packing sows, 9.000A26; heavy.
10.40@10.e5; medium, 10.55010.S5;
light, 1o.S0@10S5; light lights,
1o.2501o.75; packing sows. smooth,
9.00@9.50; packing sows, rough,
8.65@910; killing pigs, s.35@10.S0,
Sheep receipts, 5000; lambs, rs
higher; sheep, strong to unevenly
higher; top native lambs, 1850;
seven doubles good but short sort
ed Idahos, 1850 with $50 feeders
out at 1850; Gull natives mostly
7.2507.50; tat ewes largely 5000
100,
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Silver.

New York, July 5.-Foreign bar
silver. 71A; Mexican dollars, 54N.
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