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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
MAKE BIG LIQUOR HAUL
Police Pushing Campaign ON "Bput-
iccrCr-" Fraternity.


The SECOND big c1t,h tn the came
paign of tho city police upon the
"bootlcggIug fraternity 90 Tulsa oc-
CURED Tuesday morning when Wal
ter buchanan was booked nt tnr
police station on charges OF possee-
Hlon ~ liquor, speeding. carrying
concealed weapons and state vagrun-
Cy and placed under bonds aggre -
eating 1895, following his arrest
for speeding a. First and Eigir.
Buchanan. who was accused BY
Marie Spencer as being responsible
Tor her suicide several weeks ago.
and his brother Ed (BuckD Hu-
chnnnn, have been tried IN police
court numerous times on ilquor
charges and paid the customary fine
OF $40 aud costs which was tho
heaviest penalty that could he ne.
BoeGed In municipal court until re-
Gently. when ii was held that muni-
clpAl courts In cities ot the first.
class IN oklahoma have concurrent
jurisdiction with tho justice courts
iu liquor cases This enables tho
city court 10 administer directly tho
same penalty provided for In state
charges.
Armed with this authority tho
city police department intends ~
wugc strenuous campaign against
alleged bootlcggcrs until the most
prominent of thom have been forced
to leave tho district. officers stated.
Tho arrest OF Buchanan follows
close upon tho arrest and conviction
recently OF OF Greenwood. who was
one Of the most conspicuous In the
alleged "boozo" In Tulsa. Bu-
Chhnan'H trial was aot for today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
WHEAT GOES UP
IN ITS VALUE
Uneasiness Over Situation
in Near East Cause
of Rise

CHICAGO. oct. tos-Whcat went
upward little In value today ow-
ing mainly 10 uneaaincss regarding
a chance that the Turks might
choose 10 fight rather than accept
terms which had been offered by the
allies.
Closing quotations were unsettled
X TO ~ net higher with Dccem-
Der ti.O7A 20 SiO7M aud May
s1.09M 10 ti.09i,. Corn finlghed J. c
OFF TO n q "a up, oats at 10 a. ;. G
decline TO n like advance, and pro-
visions unchanged to AZ ~ down.
some firmness M the outset was
displayed by the wheat market. ap-
pdrontly as n result Of higher prices
at Liverpool and because the United
states government crop rcpnrt cun-
ccrning wheat was construed as bull
ish. Buying, however. lacked volume
throughout the morning. and until
after midday the market showed "a
tendency to sag In sympathy with
corn and oats.
shorts IN wheat grew rcstloss.
though, during the last hour OF the
board OF trade session. Foreigners
were credited with having mean
while accumulated a good sized
amount OF future delivery holdings,
and the finish was at about the ton
figures OF the day.
The boarish aspect OF the govern
mont crop report as TO corn, COM
pared with what most traders had
expected, made prices for corn and
oats average lower.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts Mt first sign of
Bladder irritation or
Backache.

The American mon and wcmon
must guard constantly against Kid
ney trouble. because we eat often
too much red ment and all our food
is rich. Our blood Is filled with uric
acid which the Kidneys strive 10
filter out; they weaken from over
work. become sluggish, the elimina-
tive tissues clog ana the result is
kidney trouble. bladder weakness
ana n general decline In health.
When your kidneys feel like
Jumps OF lead: your back hurts or
the urine is cloudy, fun OF sediment.
or you hro obliged to seek relief two
or three times during the night; IL
you suffer with sick headache, or
dizzy, nervous Gpolis, acid stomach,
or II you have rheumatism when
tho weather is bad, get from your
pharmacist about four ounces OF
Jad Salts. take n tablespoonful IN a
glass or water before breakfast for
few days and your kidneys may
then act fine. This famous salts "a
made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations
To flush ana stimulate cloggod kid
neys: to neutraliZe the acids In the
urine 80 II no longer Is n source OF
irritation. thus often ending blad-
der disorders.
Jnd Salts In inexpensive; cannot
injure makes n delightful efferves-
cent lithia water beverage and be-
longs In every home, because no.
body can make a mistake by having
good kidney flushing any time
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

cling salesman. lie refused TO tell
me. lie still refuses. But now he
tells me, when he and his son came
hcre to see mo that he q Il not talk
to the man himsoif-that the man
talked tu his son, Asa. jr.; that there
Ia not ore man but two"
Declaring that she was In Chat
tnnoogn about 10 days prior TO COM
Ing Co Atlanta, Mrs. dc Rouchel said
she registered under the name or
Mrs. g. ID. Rogers for the put-
pose ~ Escaping those nasty de
tCctiycs who ara following mo"
NEW ORLEANS. oct tO.--That
Asa O.. Gambler. sr., Atlanta capital.
let refused 60 give him the name
OF two men In Atlanta declared by
Gambler 10 haNo made statements
dorogntory 90 tho character " Mrs
Ouc4lmu DO BouChol and that he
doubted th" existence OF those men,
was the substance OF a statement
made here today by Harry Gamble,
attorney for Mrs. do Bouchol.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
MURDER SUSPECT MISSING
Mystery Surrounds Whereabouts Of
Man Ia love Directory" Case.

PHOENIX, Aria. Oc.. l0--Mys.
tory today surrounded tho where
abouts OF tho prominent Phoenix
business man suspected ot the muir
der Of Guy n. Doruior. wealthy club
man. man about town and love
pirate" straugled To death here ON
September ~.
The suspect. accompanied by hts
wlfo, was seen TO board train.
ostcuHibly for Los Angeles ON Bun
day night, Rnd II was said today he
slipped out of the city without the
knowledge OF tho shoriffH office,
Close on the heels of this report
Sheriff Montgomery of Phoenix.
planned 10 leave for BOuse, Ari1.,
today, where Dornler was said to
have staged Fomo OF his fnmous
"pnlsmas parties" and for Los An
goles.
Meanwhile, Il was admitted today
by county Attorney Robert Leo
Sheppcrd, that walls OF sllcnce
erected by persons with informa-
ton valuable to detectives and dep
uty shoriffs are blocking tho efforts
OF the authorities to pin the murder
on tho principal suspect.
at In very doubtful ~ tho murder
er will over be arrested" he said.
Bccr and Wine nn Issue.
NEW ORLEANS, oct. i0.---Lght
wine and beer win In all probability
br mnde nm issue before tho fourth
national convention OF tho Amori-
can Legion which opens hero Octo-
ber 90.
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KANSAS CITY. oct. 10 Butter, egg
ana poultry and potatoes unchanged.
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Watson WIN TO Probate.

THOMSON. Ca, OCT, lO.--The
will OF the United States Senator
Thomas T.. Watson. has been offered
for probate and the hearing set for
Novem Der l3 The estate. variously
estimated 20 be worth from $4,000
to 100000 is said TO be divided be-
tween the widow. Miss Georgia Lee
and Miss Georgia Watson. the sen
ator's two gTanddaughtors, Mrs
Julia Cliatt. his sister and Mrs. Alice
/: tie, long associated with the sem
sr9r IN the publication of the Co
~. Lbla Sentinel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
TEST NEW GRAIN TRADE ACT
Chicago BOARD Of Trade WIN Bring
Case Before supreme Court.

CHICAGO. oct. 10.--Dlrectors of
the Chicago board of trade voted
this evening to test the constitution
ality OF the grain trade act which
vests In tho secretary OF agriculture
tho power 10 regulate dealings In
future deliveries OF grain.
Tho law which In to be tested war
recently enacted by congress to be-
come effective November |. aud
was intended to replace tho Cappcr-
Tinchor law declared unconstltu-
tional by tho United States supreme
court. Action against tho previous
law was not taken by the board Of
trade. but by individual members.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

be known that YOU find reliet from
such distress by simply chewing one
or two Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
after meals a host OF people have
gone back 20 fried eggs and bacon,
sausage, doughnuts. baked beans. pie
and cheese, steak ana onions, Gu
cumbcrs, cream with coffee and 80
on because they discovered that after
eating such things. a Stuarts Dys-
peps.a Tablet gave the stomach a
sweetened alkaline effect and there
was no sour. acid. gaaAy heartburn
bolching, pressure and such dis
tresses due 10 indigestion after eat
ing II lis well 90 take notice OF this
and 20 get a go cent box OF Stuart's
Dypcpsia Tablets ht any durg store.
BE armed and prepared for the big
dinners and banlucts Advertise
mcut.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

KANSAS CITY. Oct IO.--Cattie-Re-
eeipts 10000 bulls and stockers ana
feeders steady to strong. bulk cows t8.76
q 500. few at S5.b0pG,OO. most erase
heifers t4.0oG $50, bulk ts25Q4Oo, com
mon 20 good stockers ti2JH75O, Feeders
largely id.40Q726. all other cIasas.
around steady most Gamers Se.60d276
bulk cutters t3.O0W3.26. top steers Sii.7G,
many common and inferior horned grass
steers $1,000 10 selected gO-pound
feeder calves 1855
Hogs--Recelpts 1900; slow. mostly
steady To l0c lower. top 1855, bulk no to
23O-pOund 50 $50 $50. $40 10 2sO-pouud
mosty &s.9Oay45. bulk sales Essb0B.60,
packing sowH strong 10 l0c higher. bulk
SIa0U t65, few i77J, stock pigs steady,
mostly SsG5dg.OO.
sheep Receipts 5000; western lambs
100 l5c higher, $3.50 paid, largely 1890
q 1880, sheep fully steady western ewes
f6.b5, odd lots up to 1850,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
rLuB HEARS CANDIDATES
Republican Women Attend Regular
Meeting Mt Courthouse

Frank Z, Duncan. republican cau-
dldato for state representative, e.
=. BAYS republican candidate for
9hcriff and John tadner gave gd-
dresses al regular meeting OF the
Republican Wumcu's Good Govern
mcnt club at the city hail last night,
Iadner, Tulsa attorney ma de the
qucrtior OF taxation seem less for
mid0blo with a detailed explanation
authority for taxation. the reasons
Tor taxes, related history OF taxation
and outlined many forms OF taxa
tiou IN tho regular study period ="
Both Duncan and Bays delivered
short campaign epecchcs before the
club.
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CHICAGO, oct l0.--Chttlo.- Receipts
10000, active, generally steady on ali
classes. bun steady to strong. tor matured
natiyo steers 1l2.75. bulk natives lg.bOG1
ll.2b. bulk desirable bologna hula {lIbfb
go, packers bidding around $40 for
Nealefs, outsiders making selection OF
tl0 500 ii.00. bulk butcher she stock tt2J
HOgs-Kccclpts $4,000: very slow
around steady packing sOwH strong. bulk
isO 70 9lo-pound averages 1880 .op
tlO.lO. good and choice $50 to 500 pound
butchers mostly Sg60Q9.s5, bulk pack
40. killing classes $500 800.
sheep-Reotipts 2i.0U0. Tat westerns
active, steady 10 strong Washington
lambs flfO0, good Montana and Utah
lambs El4GO, native lambs steady TO zbo
hiEher, top $500 to city butchers Ne
vhda yearling wetherA ti0.26. sheen
steady, heavy fat ewes S2.bO0 400, Light
or weight upward to $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
Fireman Dies In Santa rc wreck.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan. oct. 10.
Fireman u. X. Carlton was Killed
and Conductor blanchard. engineers
Lyman and j. - Mackey, fireman
Fred Strann, conductor II. !. Dun
can. Brakeman Anglin and an uni
IDENTIFIED trcspasser were injured in
n collision between extra work
trains OF the Santa Fc near bur
bank, Okla, today. All lived hero.
The cause was assigned 10 con-
ductor and engineer overlooking "A
train order.
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Prison Honor System worked.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.--Principles
upon tho Joliet prison honor farm
Is being conducted stood tho test to-
night when two men. who intended
to flee were prevented from doing
so by thoir fellow prisoners. the
two had made known their intsn-
tIon OF fleeing from the honor far n
about which thore is no stocknde,
when their comrades stood guard
over the deserters until help was
sent from the wnrden's office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
Suicide N Mystery.

BAN FRANCISCO. oct. To-
Police wired Marysvillc, Mo-. author
tiles In an effort today 20 solve tho
mysterious suicide OF william y.
Bramble, 81, who was found IN
Golden Gate park with a "a callbcr
revolver by his sido and n shot
through his head. He had registered
nj n local hotel september 20. from
Marysvlllc, Mo. He loft no note and
police could learn no motive, He
was well dressed and apparently was
prosperous.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
French strike called orr.

PAKIS OCT. lO.-TNo ftdeT1tIOn
Of maritime unions today called of
the seamen's strike in the channel
and Atlantic ports. The strike or
der does not include the port OF
Marseilles and other Mediterranean
ports. The strike was called some
time ago as a protest against the
modification OF the S-hour day as
applied 10 the seamen by the
ministry OF marines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
Woman Killed at Grade Crossing.

OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 10
Thomas c. Tannary, CT years old.
was injured, and his wifo, 80 years
old. was killed when their automobile
was struck by Il Frisco train tonight
near Tuttle, about 90 miles south
east OF here. Tannarys injuries
are not expected TO prove fatal.
The couple lived at Sooner.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO oct lo.- Potatoes steady. re-
coipts liz cars, total United Stntcs shin.
round whites ti.o0qii0 cwt. poorly
grhdrd s0g 90c owt. Mluursota sacked
and bulk round whites gOCuflOb cNt.
Minnesota sacked Rod River Dhloa 81 90 tp
ilO cwt, alto bulk 90c uRl.OG Cwt., Min.
nesota bulk saud land Ohios 75ugOc cvt.
north Dakota bulk Red Rivers SbugBo
9bc cwt.
butter-H'sher, creamery extras A1hc,
tlrhtH 90 y qS7i5c, standards a9AC.
LgEs Unchanged, receipts iO.2Bb cases
IOuliry--Allyo UNCHANGED.
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To Inspect HclInm plnnt.

FORT WORTH. Texas oct. 10
A parly OF navy department officials
reached here this morning for an in
spection OF the United States helium
plant here. The plant resumed
operations October after being
shut down for a year because OF n
lack OF congressional appropriations
The party viii go 10 Houston when
their Inspection here Is completed.
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Ell RENO. oct. 10.--The bonds
OF service that ties together tho
public and tho great railroads which
have made possible IN a large mea-
sure the development OF tho coun-
try was tho theme taken by Cover
nor J. u. A, Robertson today In
speaking Mt an assembly here In
commcmoration OF the Reventleth
anniversary OF the Chicago. Rock
Island a. Pacific lines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. oct. TO-
Prosecution OF the Reverend Hard
ing NJ Hughes, uporannuated min
lister. acquitted saturday Of a charge
OF completely IN the staying OF Mrs
Anna McHcnnon, viii probably be
dropped, officials here Indicated to-
dny,
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Women Would Defeat Reed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, oct. l0.--Dofcat
or United states Senator James a.
Reed II the main Job" OF the Mis-
souri, branch OF the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, Mrs. Nellie
@. Burger OF Springfield, state presi-
dent. declared today. Mrs. Burger
IS here attending the annual con-
ycntion of the Missouri department
uf the union.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
Brltton Register. Again.

HAVANA, Oct. l0,--Iact Britton,
the " lterwcight champion, tonight
easily defeated Jimmy Kelly OF New
York In u i2-rouud decision bout
here. Although Britton landed nI-
most ~ will his blows failed 90 do
much damage TO his opponent.
Kelly was unable TO score a telling
blow throughout tho fight.
RrittOn's weight waa announced
as i49 pounds and Koly's at 14O -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
ships StilI Carry Liquor.

LIVERPOOL, oct. 10.--The North
Atlantic shipping conference took no
action today on Attorney General
Daugherty's liquor ruling. The dis
cuBsion OF tho matter was entirely
Informal. IL was stated, however.
that all the liners scheduled TO sail
from Liverpool this week would
carry their usual supplies OF liquor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
an menrers nf tho ConRroaslnnnl

All wearers Of the Congressional
Medal Of Honor, the highest Amer
lean decoration for bravery. have
been invited a. distinguished guests
20 the annual national convention OF
the American Legion. IN New Or
leans. In. The medal-of men
viii have all expenses paid, 10 the
convention, by the legion. They VIII
review the annual parade from the
stands reserved for distinguished
guests Men. who have accepted the
invitation, include all ranks from
"buck private" 20 first iieutenants.
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Scnti NInsf Rr.I-

NEW YORK. oct. lO.--Jack Scott
ot tho Giant STAFF. who pitched the
only shutnut Of the world scrics. has
been dcuicd permission by McGrnw
10 take part In exhibitions ON tho
Pacific coHSt this winter. McGraW,
who picked tho twlrlcr up late In the
summer after no had been discarded
aa damaged goods by all major
league managers. told Scott that his
arm should he given n complete rest
dufImE Tho of AnhAnn
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DcrlgIhlc stnrts uomcmnrd.

ROSS FIELD, ARCADIA, Cal,
oct. l0,--The army diriRibi- C-2.
which flew here from Langley field,
Newport News. Va, started on ~
return trauscontincntal flight at
$40 o'clock tonight. The return
flight viii he made by the way Of
El pasO and san Antonio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
Uc Kcnt Us ONT Of Obesity

NEW YORK, oct. l0,"He Kept
us out OF obesity" Is the slogan OF
80 women and 80 men, former mem
bers OF Health Commissioner Cope
lands reducing class, who today or
ganized the Copeland Fat Mems
and Eat Women's league to boom
the commissioner campaign Hs the
democratic candidate for United
States EnnntOr.
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rnt Missouri Insuranc, Rntc.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Oct 10.
Ben 9. Hyde. state insurance su-
perintondent. today order 10 per
cent reduction IN rates on fire,
lightning. hall ana windstorm in
suranCe charged by all stock, fire,
lightning, hail companies doing
business In Missouri.
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NEW YORK. oct. iO-CaII money
strong, high s, low 8, ruling rate 5. clos
ing bid 6, offered AZ GA last loan G.
Call Loans--Agalnst aCccptancos Al.
Time Loans--Flrm, mixed collateral 90
TO sO-day "a 4iA, Z 20 6-month ~ as.
Comnerclal Paper- Prime a..
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Passed Bad Check; Jailed.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. TO-
Dillon c. Willoughby, widely known
Industrial engineer, was fined $50
here today after he pleaded guilty
TO passing a worthless check for 825
at local hotel. He said ne was
unable to pay the fine and was locked
IN,
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ROCK ISLAND rs 20 YEARS OH
Special Train Duplicates FIRST Run:
ItObcFtson Speak ON Event,

TtOUtftsOh NVGnf ON EVcnf.
CHICAGO, oct. f0.--A special
train rolled out OF the In Sails
street station this morning Just
20 years after tho first run
TO Joliet, Ill. ON the Chicago Rock
Island a Pacific railroad at tho
throttle was Charles Hayden. chair
man of the board OF directors OF tho
Rock Island.
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Two Die In Irish Mutiny.

DUBLIN, oct t0.--Four persona
aro dead and n number OF others
wounded following mutiuy or
Irish Irregular army prisoners In
the Mount Joy Jail today The
dead are one national soldier. two
policemen and one mutlnecr.
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NEW YORK. oct. 1O.--Foreign sN-
change Irregular.
Great Britain--Demand 442. cables
ii2h, 60.day bills on banks st4OgitOt
Frsnce--Demand 7.bl a. cables 7.62n.
ltaIy--Demnnd 4?G, cables 42Gia,
Germany-bcmaHd .o3 $40. cables .o5h
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FORT WORTH, oct. l0--Cattle-Re-
eeipts 400; beeyes i3.50G7JO, bulls I2.OO
o 3,25, calves 82.Oo9G25
HOgs--Receipts 200, Hight t9.25195O.
heavy $4,000 500. piga iC.0Ods50.
sheep Receipts 1900, lambs $500
lambs 1b.50Qs60.
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Robbcd-Thrown Under Train.

RANGER Texas. oct. 10. u.
Gately proprietor OF welding
shop, lost his left hand last night
when he was robbed ana thrown
under II moving freight train. His
hand was severed by the train.
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NEW YORK, oct lO.--Libertybonds
closed aus iO056, second "a g9.s2 frat
10000 fourth 4As l0O.02 Victory 4a .
unealled 10000. Nlctory avs eaIlsa l0O.l0.
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WIGHII

WICHITA, KAN oct HoEs-IOc
lower top l9EO, bulk' {a.200S3O.
CRttle-Reccipls 400, steady 10 strong
steeTs 500 q 90, hcfers tio0u 500. cows
tsJ0@ 500, bulls '2.7sQ A2J. calves 6A0G
UH.EO,
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The First Engineers OF the United
states army bridgsd the Rhine a.
HOnnlngeH, Germany. with 4OI men,
using 90 pOntoOn boats. ana con-
structing bridge 1850 feet long IN
~ minutes, 30 seconds. with the
river running at rate OF seven
miles per hour. The two next best
records are hour and 32 minutes,
made by the Germans, and I hour
and 5sh minutes. made by the Sec
ond Division, y, s. A,
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MorfHGry
West.

West.
Funeral services for ". s. West.
as years Of age. who died Monday
afternoon at his home, 3t5 East
Fifteenth, will be held from the
residence at 2;30 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. J W Abel oiflclat-
ing. Burial will be made IN Roso
I'M West Is survived. besides his
wife, BY three brothers and two
sistCrH
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cite. Service company secnrItI.,


NEW YORK, Oct iO.--Aslds from Oc.
tober which held steady. cottonseed oil
Sas lower under realizing and local selling
lng on the poor showing In lard, October
closed point higher and the balance
OF the list from 10 to ls net lower. Ralrs
40 500 barrels. Prime crude T.s0o asked
prime summer yellow spot s.0oc. Ootutls
socc, December s.b0c. March s.g5, all btu,
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Dyspeptics!
Take N0tice!!
Tho word Has Gone Forth That
Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets Rein
hIhtn NOu Al Tho IinnancIs.

All you casey. sour stOmachB who
fear 10 eat because from acldity you
suffer tho pangs OF Indigestion, let II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

KANgAl

KANSAS CITY, oct iO.--Cash, wheat
No hard Ii,06g il3. No. 2 red SLliq
1lG.
Corn--No. white s2hc, No. yellow
6Bhc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

Receipts 1890; steady, top steefs 81. 90.
few good cows SA.OOa L.6, calves steady,
top 500.
Hogs--Roceipts 200. very slow and iOc
lower. TOP 5000, hulk sssOQs,S5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

NEW YORK. oct l0.--Lesd--Flrm. spot
e.sQG G.75s.
zlno--Firm. East 81, Louis spot and
nearby delivery C.60a G.7OC.