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O., tbe '.,y ~ Tul.o,. utlsHomo..
certain tract ~ land Known dH NJ
,nEsI rHhiI,,,sl"" gi 10 Sal, L'EIt 'i,
SION to tho oIty of Tulsa, Tulsa
'uHn's. '.' ah'i,a. p. I',g'',n W. VIZ
Tulsa County, oklahoma ana uucldT-
INK au emergency.
WHEREAS. a. ptih'u IN wiring has
W commissioners Or ig' 'lly or lulsa'
oklahoma, signed BY tho property own.
'fa OF tho tract ~ Innl hcfr.n destr,bed
ntIrsSi'6iS "o'S' 0f LOT E.idIlrr Is o5D ! or TnE
,LAHIN'E LLOYD gu b-DlN lSlpN ~
tho 'liy 20 Iu.'1. '.laH"IuH. uN F''nia'I
r"ur,saa' CSdauuS,y' W. oEia6ouS'a,, said trnet Of
IHul bong 900 Tulsa county 'h,ah"iu'.
hhl lying contiguous l' "hu "l,'.IIhh
'u' present corporate l.m.H ~ sald Guy
which petition uraHs that said board am.
u'E 20 said 'Iiy OF lu.sh sall tract OF
i'uI 'uI, ,, ...
WlilNtA' W hes Dc 'u iuad' To appear
uu"u cs1uu. ION hy llH n''Fd mot 'h9
tract ut Inud herein dnsrfluel la T'll''I VI
into lots and blocks. aul iH used Tor Te'l-
d'uf1I purposes, and ~ further appearing
To- sad board that the prayer OF sali
petitioners should be granted ana the lana
embraced in said petition should be an
ucNod 10 said city, and that all things
necessary 10 be duno FOR tho proper an
ncNatIOn ot said tract Of land 10 said city
have happened aud been performed, anl
that rgid action 10 Tor the benefit OF all
parties concerned.
NOW, THEREFORE,. BIT 1T OR
DAlSED ny THE BOARD OF CONF
MlSSlONENS OF THE CITY OF
SECTION /. rhat the tract Of land
hereinafter described, tho same being
known as McDOtGAT'S SUBDIVISION
or LOT EIGHT go OF THE CLARENCE
LLOYD StB-blNlSlDN 70 tho Guy OF
Tulsa, as recorded iu the oiilce OF the
Register OF Deeds of Tulsa County. Okla
hOma, and adjoining tho present corporate
limits OF SAID city being more particularly
described as follows, tu-Wt;
beginning at point Two Hum
drcd olNty-Four t.'iD leet south anu
thirty taUJ feet cast ~ tho northwest
corner OF IN" NollhcaNL OF NNEAl
quarter ~ tho southeast tSEal
Quarter ut IN" NorihcaHt NNl'a)
quarter OF Section IhlIy-FNc t"bl'
Township twenty l.Ni North NHnge
Twelve tl2 EAST, Tulsa county, okla
ot Thrco hundred 5000 feet thence
south a distance ot ono Hundred
Thrty-rwo u3.) feet. thence west
distance OF Ihroc nunuted 'sVo I,tN
drcd Th!rty.Two u8g feSt to TIE
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NIW ORLEANS. Npr.n t1..roiion
Spot siruuH aud unchanged. HuIrs ON tho
spot 500 hpIs#. iu arrive tCi Tow midiIIuE
% ..nr. mI1IUug 1E.tH.. good WidlUus
ltt.r. receipts "lat. stock HaE. 1905.
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Chicago Ii,rstock.

tlii.NtH. NufDh lH.tuttIr. Rorofrta.
In 600 uu|I low early sales beet atp,r4
1ud iHt sN. stock vprk to ifo lower. ton
h.nf 'irr.H rIr.r i10 90. bulk fT'u0E a5.
"1uurr. uu1 ,uifura steady bidding lower
about rirudE
luE. Uou,luis Is 600. mostly iOai5c
lover. lighter vnirhlg fairly active. uihors
f.HH. tiE packers holding hack top $40 90.
comparatively frv over 1000 bulk ~ IS
H IN in. pigs lru".u lower. bulk desirable
100 iU $50 uuuudpr- fE.I,uHlO.
.N'Hu. Receipts 10000. ftt aud shear.
'HE Hmha opening tfrudy. sheen strong 10
higher ftt lamb top ,Hrly yla.,f. some
hold hIrh"r clipped ovas top $3.50
Mnu,"l .w" top early 1895, shcnrlng
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NlW YORK, March II.-CalI Money
NuE. high Z low at. ruling rate Q. clos.
lna h.i 2. offered ~ 2ig, last loan a.
CON lntuH Against ucreptauces atL
IIm" Loans FTmi so days. 90 days and
= months tAuG.
Mercantile Paper prime q. Hb.
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NEW LORK. March lE-Gihsriv bonds
closed: Sias 96.I2 first A. 9E.G bid. sec
$3.50 third as 9ss6 fourth as $3.50,
ALClory ass lO0.0l. NICtory az 10000.
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LDNDON, March l5.-Lcad-Spot LEI
l's. Cd, futures I2l lOs.
HIur.-SEot L-J l25. Cd, futures L:J
les, Cd.
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SUw YOHK. March l5.-Lcad-steadv
spot 4..Ou4SOc. ,....
zine steady. East st. Louis spot 470C
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LEGAL.


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LESAL.
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o'Espe.os aud us,.ns DO, cos' OF scqu.r0us.
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fg.,' ',.,l' '9y,r, w ~. rW ,r..W Tor inr I,'y OF
'''i,t ANI i.''ht h Jay, pre-.
trsr,'sr. r. IT, ..'t,..'., .l'4 ENi.
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a. m ti.t,iit'u pt.s,t,p.r d..
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fnr I.,IrH and a,f.i. az t.. ,+.,, ",., ,,
,Itv OFT IlIs1. nu ,nrsrg,p,y is t,,lby
v,t.a..r. t,,,Is H''' 1i sn,n
uf TULSA aui tnr acquiring ,arttr,,f.ry
r.st,.I' b. r,.sou .n,,..f ,I... ti'.'.'pl l',
rHpI taI., ,ff,rt fr.u. and srrr it. ,, ',"
tlUu aud approval
NbDuIEG p,I Ga. ..u.,rt.,rry ,f.,,..
ruled ul.u arr4rI,It ,uJ .,,fr,,.t a ,,-.
IOfH day uf March 1921. ''''
Approved, tUs I0fh dpy ~ March 1922
r. - LtASa
Aftfrft 49,
MRS THANK SEAMAN,
t.ry NYJItnr
Approved.
TRANE T. DTNCA<
tfw Auorncs
''yn..h'I in ih" Iuls" puy World,
"..' DO. '-. N"ii iubiIshIrs come
''"t' 'Nr,.,. ,...,.. .... ....
f., U,"' " 'I'"k 'uI 'HI'hg
.. '.E "i ln,h.. oNah"wa, a
..'.'.I '.I|I OFT |InI known a. tUaH.
TO" .H' f.'," ~ Tot Three 'o1
' 10. n,' l'".I SUI Iriuu TO tho
.. '' ".''. N.'' county pI'H-
r.g..t, n. u '0or "Iil'r or no
N'"'h. nhI ".gIainE "u cmcr-
4, ,rr,f.,.
baa, nr.'.a,..I ,.. ,I.l'u 200 "tlI"g has
"a ~ t....'.'a '"n'I1 "l lh' 'I'y ~ Tulsa,
g H., , .H ut h' nl"b'IE oNu'r'
u,t,l a.. ttros,,in"s g,i ,i''. '" "nu g'I'E
ILL., ~, ".,'lh 'uu .l'Iou OF Lot
d., 20, or '9r.nlo l"Fi Hub-divlslou
.o,i"t U' u,sa' yhl'h"ma. as re.
b.cIs ~ 1,i MI o,',,v OF tne h'glster of
,' ",FH 'uunIN,, 'klaholuh, SAID
t',.t 'i ANA n'ins I'm Tulsa county Dkis-
lolging tho present corporate lmIts Of
noard a ''M sGnsv which a iS pg'on rray' ,Ra, s,@
tr3,g,, 9t lau,di and.
ur,, r'N, H. mas h'.h 'g1lH 10 appear
'a,s 'g,gt 81 81 lan,I herein dc.orlaaI ls plated
10 sad board hat the prs,cr a, ''p'',i"5 df s,II
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LEGAL.

tho city ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma, ss recorded
u tho office Jf fHD Register ot Deeds ~
Tulsa County DE'aIyua5 aud that the
corporate Uu|fH OF said Diiy b. and the
same afo hereby extended 20 include the
above described tract of land.
SECTION @ Thst from and after this
ordinance takes effect the real estate
described iu section . hereof shall be a
part ~ the CIiy Of Tulsa, oklahoma, and
an persons reading therein aud OIL prop.
rrty situated thereon FhHll be ana are
hereby declared 90 be subject In OIL rec
apsrta and pHrfIruIarp 20 tho Jurisdiction,
control aud laws and ordinances u baid
CITY of Tulsa. oklahoma.
SECTION 81. That an emergency cNists
for the preservation ~ the public peace,
health Hud safety BY reason whereof this
ordinance shall take effect from and after
10 passage. approval Hu1 publication.
PASSED. Hud the emergency rlsuee
ruinl uruu separately Hud approved thla
l0iH day ~ March. 1922.
ArrryNED. tha 10Th day oi March,
T. D. EVANS.
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IEGALS

10
Ni.slDsrrs uF TIis cry OF
TtL2A. OKLAHOMA.
alDFfus D. IHat tine Tract ~ .rr
n.rauadar l...r.D,d ,ba same n,.oa
,.l, 't.u., ia. I1r u, NIntit,n
isuf.u az t,D 'JrI I'll, Di. ms
,T,tt.i.r ff.yI' -tft9 .it,ttt,, ~
f.. III. .f IriIss tbIsnar.a ,g,art,i
M 3D.. .,... 3D., o.. p'' ~ ~,
XXX. ..... .,', ,,,t'''i 90 ug,ar .. vi
fna rr,s.rt t.rrlr,tc limits - sliI NV
Iots "... ' ''''" d ''''''' as '''.
beginning o. o point A. mo south
ra.. ,".N'. n. I."' ll.o laD ot 'Iaf-
,..' 'n I',,.,,, ,''2n, 'U'n.. morn
iN'u'r v..t ono hundred forty ul0J
.tl nun ,',I l"..l.-
I'"' % l''l. Ih'h'' '"fl nu" hunr
df.l i.''F bin f.y' 'Y place OF bn.
t.n".Nk '' ',iN'N l1 inr "li''" ~
,.. h.s',.r OF Deeds ot Tulsa County
'N.""
,,d ,u. af rurr uElrom"a". ta bg
,,oo,..nn ",a. .ll.'S,ii gNG gg.$p3En1. NEn
h>p' 'riNE o. or ruE ,LAnsN,G
dIlpl u .-l VISION 20 tha. 'ny Of
~ 'Ho Register of Deeds ot ruls, county
OKLAHOMA Hnd iHat tho corporate NmIiH
ot s1I1 '.,y Do "nd mo Same are hereby
,,,l'.''g ' N''ndo lh' above described
Hh.' NJ HhN.
aLDrIps %. That from ana after ih's
ordinance pkss ,ffo,t tIa roaI pst,f.
described iu section hereof shall la
rsrI uf tHa ,It, VI TuIrs ptlshor., .r1
.H. u.r.YUH rr.lIInF therein and ali MANI
,.tm r.uHf.d Htrt,u rl.u be- aud p.u
l...ns declared tu boz subject lr OH No..
."arro " ",dl iars aaI ori.napea, a ",'o, OK .
I.r.. .f T.uI.4 tHIBI..4,
.r.|,,....
''.' W.. ". n'l ~ ,IM'lk.h'F 'hHH
'' .I"n "i 'H' pNnlc p'H'".
n.'.'H quo n'i', hF I''.vn whereof ms
"' ''.I'u., H"'.l ,'No 'il',l non ah1 at'er
w. ""t.' "pnI".'| hul buuI''hbpL
f'NHP "uH lhe 'w"Ern'F 'Ihu'"
,.'" "f'N s.b'iHI'lN hhl approved tue
w, iit,' ,L NM',,n Xxx.
,.N'IN'Nbp bp l"la l'lh dhy ~ March.
1899
~ y. u, EVANS
h,,tl, ,......,...... MAY or
MhH' hAEh NENNNN,
....., 'ly Auditor
NnniuNrl.
FRANK l.. DUNCAN
'lN Attorney
GublIshed In the Tulsa Bsuv World
Mnrph iG H. H. 49, ao World ruG.
lIshug company. publshcrD
PRIMARY ItTtuItGk puttt .ANtATT,,s.
NoiIro i7 hrrchv EItsu tGut ON iIn tbiri
rucsdpy. In March to.RIt. the gist dny
uf March 1874 n urinary election vIII
be- hold in tic -GnV ~ TuIgt oklaho"., ,r
manner Bnd form by law provided. for
the purpusa uf nominating CtrdIIptrs of
the various political parties Tor Mayor,
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NEW YORK. March la...Dui'un. 500
quiet mIldNug lNgou
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PRANK T.. DUNCAN.
city Attorney
uuhlishcd I the Tulsa DtIv world
March lo, lH-2. World Publishing COM
ORDINANCE 80 e27t.
An ordinance accepting and adding
L" ih7 'lIy "f Tulsa, oklahoma, "A
certain tract of land known a. Lang
wnrlh}.s subdivision Of Lot Ton UUD
OF ihr clarence Lloyd subdivision 20
tho city OF Tulsa, oklahoma. A. rr-
corded I'm the office OF tho Register
ni Deeds Of Tulsa county ukahoma;
ana declaring an emergency.
NlitkAS. petition IN writing has
boou presented TO the Mayor aud Hoard oi
commissioners OF the Dity of Tulsa, Okla.
hown, signed by the property owners oi
the tract OF land herein described and
designated as Iangworthy's Sub-divisiou
"i Lgt Ten bul OF tho clarence Lloyd
sun division 10 tho city NJ Tulsa Okla.
numH. as recorded In the office Of the
Register Of Deeds ot Tulsa County. Okla.
h"Wa, said tract OF hand being In Tulsa
county, Oklahoma, and lying contiguous
a. and adjoining the present currnr.ts
uInlla or SAID city which petition prays
ihat SAID board annex 10 said city Of
lu!sa sad tract OF hnd, aud.
WHEREAS. II has been mado 10 appoar
upon examination by .a'i hoard IhBt tur
tract ~ land herein described IS rIattsi
INTO lots aud blocks, and rs used for rar.-
douusl purposes; and % further appearing
10 SAID board that tho prayer ~ gHfl
rcili'unors should be granted and the land
...'' '''A ''' naNN l'IIIINN hNNu|N hU am
noNod Co said city, aud that an Things
necessary to bH done for tna proner nm.
noNation OF said tract Of land 10 said rfty
nave happened and been performed aUd
thot said action is for the beusut a. ali
parties concerned.
now. THEREFORE,. M TT on.
DAMNED ny TUE BOARD or con-
Tulsa, OKLAHOMA
SECTION / that the tract ot land
hereinafter described. the same beInr
known ss IhNGWORTHN's sin DIVI.
SION OF LOT TEN Dol DF the CLAN
lNCI LLOYD SUR DIVISION 90 the CIV
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, or recorded In t6s
office % the Register OF Deeds pf Tulsa
county, oklahoma, aud adIoulnk the
present corporate limits Of said civ. he.
ing more particularly described an :5l,
lows tu-wit.
beginning thirty 900 feet east n,
tho northwest corner " the North
east tNEA). Quarter OF the southeast
tsEtl Qudrter % the Northeast
tNEhp quarter ~ Section Thirty
North, Range Twelve N2l East, Tulsa
County. oklahoma, running thence
east distance OF three hundred tgOO1
feet, thence south a distance OF one
hundred and thirty-two uge) feet
thence west a distance Of three hun.
drcd (300J feet thence north a dis.
tsnce OF one hundred and thirty-two
tj2) feet 20 the place ~ beginning,
as recorded in the office of tbe
Register OF Deeds Of Tulsa County.
Oklahoma. '''
he and the same Is hereby ANNEXED n
said city ot Tulsa, Oklahoma To he
known ss LANGWuRrHN'S SUB.DIVI-
SION oF LOT TEN OOl or THE
CLARENCE LLOYD SUBDIVISION 10
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uubrunrd iu the TULSA DtUv Wori.
March It. 1899. World Publishing come
pAuy, puuishor1
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, tho city ~ Tulsa, ln man
nor and form required hy Law, has is-
sued its WatrrVorks Bonds ~ Tulsa
oklahoma, Or 1879 an tho aggregate prlU.
rIpal sum 81 six Million Eight Hundred
Thousand t6NOO 900 0Ol Dollars, dated
February ist i922, due serlally and bear
ing interest at the rate Of five and one.
half tahl per CCntum per auuum on two
million seven hundred and wen y
thousand N2.72O O00,QW Dollars OF said
issue, and five ta'sl yer cent per annum
on four million eighty thousand GAOSO,-
ooo.o0l dollars Of said bond Issue, being
In denominations of one thousand
Nl, ,0O0,O0l Dollars each, and uunb bored
consocutlyely from sud including number
one l) TO and including number six
thousand eight hundred tG.AOOl. interest
payable semi annually on the first DAYS os
February and August NJ each year. aud,
WHEREAS, such bonds were Issued ia
manner and form required by law and
were approved bv the Attorney General
~ the state ~ Oklahoma, as cN-officio
Bond Commissioner Of tho State OF Okla.
homa' on the Fourth Nth) day OF Feb
WHEREAS, said bonds arc now IA the
possession Of tho city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
ready Tor sale in tho manner and form
WHEREAS II is desired that the said
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FRANK z. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
tPublished in tho Tulsa DAILY World
March i6. l922. World Publishing
company, publisher)
ORDINANCE NO. 2269.
An ordinance accepting and adding
20 the city ot Tulsa Oklahoma, a cer-
- tain tract OF land known as Smythes
Subdivision, Of Lot Nine 90 OF the
Clarence Lloyd subdivision to the
city OF Tulsa, Tulsa County, Okla
homa. as recorded In the office OF the
Register OF Deeds Of Tulsa County,
oklahoma, and declaring an emerg-
cnCy.
WHEREAS, a petition IN writing has
been presented to the Mayor and Board
~ Commissioners Of the city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, signed by the property own
ors or tho tract OF land herein described
and designated as SmythC's Sub-diyision
ot Lot Nine t9) OF the Clarence Lloyd
subdivision TO the city Of Tulsa, okla
homH, as recorded in the office OF the
Register Of Deeds OF Tulsa County Okla
homa, and lying contiguous to and ad-
joining tho present corporate limits Of
said city. which petition prays that said
board annex 10 said city Of Tulsa said
WHEREAS, it has been made to sp-
pear upon examination by said board
that the tract Of land herein described Is
plated into lots and blocks and is used
Tor residential purposes; and n further
appearing 10 said board that the prayer
OF said petitioners should be granted and
be annexed 90 said city, and that all
things necessary tp be done for the proper
annexation ot said tract Of land 10 said
clty have happened and been performed
ana that said action is for the benefit Of
All parties concerned
now. THEREFORE, BE IT Or
nNlNED by THE BOARD or COM
MISSlDNERS or THE CITY or
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION J: That the tract OF land
hcrSnater described the same being
known az SMNTHE's SUBDIVISION Or
LOT NINE C9l OF THE CLARF""r
LLOYD SUBDIVISION to the City Of
office Of the Register Of Deeds Of Tulsa
County. oklahoma, ana adjoining tho
present corporate limits NJ said city,
being more particularly desribod as fol-
Eog,gnlng At point one hundred
west corner Of the Northeast (NEID
Quarter Of tho Southeast tSEGD
Quarter ot the Northeast tNEA)
Quarter Of Section Th!rty-Five (35l,
Twelve t.) East, Tulsa County,
thence running east distance OF
ssnnnr99S hundred SSoo) feet; thence
N32l feet, thence west three hundred
2HO) feet, thence north one hundred
and thirty-two lS2l feet TO point Of
beginning, as recorded in the office
OF the Register OF Deeds OF Tulsa
County, Oklahoma,
be and tho same is hereby annexed 20
known as sMYTHES SUBDIVISION or
LOT NINE (9) or THE CLARENCE
LLfoD SUBDIVISION TO tho city OF
office Of the Register OF Deeds Of Tulsa
County Oklahoma, and tnat the corporate
limits OF said city be and the same are
described tract OF land.
SECTION 9 That from and after this
ordinance takes effect tho real estate de-
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LEGALS

scribed In section h,re.f ..|-
part OF the city ~ TULSA. t.r.r..
all persons residing tha...r .. ahd
property situated thereon rau b.,
are hereby declared TO be ag....' aH
respects and particulars t. o.. 'l
dlctlon, control. ana laws qua ... 'a'
Of said city Of Tulsa. OElaI.... .'".''
SECTION 3; That an cm,.4.... ,,.,..
for the preservation Of the U.... .''
health and safety. by raaa. '.'
this ordinance shall take tIl..f s..
after It's passage, approval a.H 'l'
tiou.
PASSED and tho cmrrF.r.. ...
ruled upon separately and an. - Y
10Th day ~ March, l9cg. ~
APPROVED, this leth day .r AL. Y
1893. "t
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Iu'Iuv.HE o. rricr asked au1 closing hOl
NJ stnudud on stocks ou tu. Hcw NurE
curb wednesday,, ~ reported ur llHusiuu
rihls a roH l'd Asked
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MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
Clty Auditor.

T. o.. ..f ft.
b. H.t
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-02
casket Cloth Used For Gowns.

New York.-Clsket cloth was used
for women's gowns and mems evening
clothes in 1919 during the shortage OF
broadclOth, according to testimony
given Mt the trial of suit for 81, ,144,
brought by n. Becker and Company
against Arnstaedt & Co., Inc. The
plaintiff alleged that this sum was
lost through the failure of the defend
ant to complete deliveries of 400
pounds of casket clcth and that lie was
forced to buy goods in the open mar
ket ut a higher price. The jury re-
turned verdict for $1G,OOO.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-02
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
Commercial inquiries answered aud
information glatlly furnished without
cost. Address my firm above.
University Of Colorado Receives
$4,000 Check.

Denver.-The savings fund Of the
general hospital and medical school Of
the University of Colorado is $Gl2,OOO
richer by virtue of u check for that
amount received by Clark G. Mitchell,
of the Bankers Trust Company, regent
Of the university, from the Rockefeller
Foundation of New York City. Six
hundred thousand dollars of this sum
is part of 100000 promised from
the Rockefeller Foundation rs gift
for medical and hospital needs of Colo
RADIO.
The $4,000 Is part Of donation
of S5O.OOO promised by the foundation
to tide over the medical school ut
Boulder, following failure Of the legis-
lature to appropriate the necessary
funds.
A condition was attached to the
promise of donation by the board of
education of the foundation to the ef-
feet that like sum be raised among
the people of Colorado, which was
done. under the leadership of DIR.
George Norlin, president of the Uni
versIty of Colorado.
Having. been assured by Mr.. Mit-
chell that the $GOO,OOO would be con-
tributed, the Rockefeller Foundation
forthwith sent n check for that
amount. The remaining 100000 of the
promised sum will be received In
short time, said Mr.. Mitchell.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-11-02
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cne cae week: Closing prices in CHICAGO
s1.Is; Ne! No. bord No y red winter wheat.
no: NO., mixed corn. zoe; No. yellow
eoIh. ea.n 1Oe; No. 3 white oats, 42c. Aver
centraI iHI prices: No. mixed corn In
wheat in 0%a ssn,rs sSe; ksSs. mo: ssrd winter
wheat, sliiA: easo Chicasso BeeemSer BeeemSe,
e9rm; SIC; Minneapolis December wheat.
< si'0e az Kansas City December wheat,
'0'' "'hhipes December wheat, 97H
Hay.
Market remains generally firm be.
cause of light receipts resulting from
New York $3.50. phiiadeiphia hln'iay. ,ai.
sss sss'sSnrsh Minna0$i $sgi Chicago see. st. Louis
l prairie, Kansas City si5.5o, Mime:
"poAis Sl6.Io' st. Louis SIS.
Feed.
Principal feed markets easier and
quoting wheat feeds 81 to 50 lower.
Siu1r quoted; Fran $3.50. middlings s2s.7s.
minneapolis; SO per cent cottonseed
meal, $3.50 Memphis: "a per cent lin
seed meal $40 Minneapolis. $3.50 Buff
talo; white hominy feed. $28 st. Louis
No. l alfalfa meal. $23 st. Louis.
SoSkVus
Spot cotton prices advanced 121
points during the week. New York De-
cember future contracts advanced Ill
points. Spot cotton closed 'at 23.66c
per pound today. New York December
future contracts closed at 24.20c.
Live stock and Meats.
Chicago prices: Hogs. top. $40:
and good beef steers. s7.25 to s11.75:
butcher cows and heifers. $3.50 to SO:
feeder steers. s5.65 to ss; light and
sii5S fat wfEh am5 vsn eayss s5 ssss fssa1S to
to sls75; fat ewes. IS to $3.50. ~
Prices good grade meats: Beef $lS
to- a ST. fis sh a%S pa2E sgs tS VI
to $2S. heavy loins SIT to $25.'
Fruits and Vegetables.
Prices reported: Eastern sacked
round whites. $1.15 to $1.35 per 100
pounds In city markets. 81 to $i,o5 T.
potatoes. roc to soc: growers at Colo
rado and Idaho points receiving 35c to
G0c.. New York and northern domestic
bulk. IS to $3.50 in Chicago. 81 I. o. b
New York points: Danish type. 317 to
s25 In city markets. $40 +. o. b. Shipping
points. New York apples. wealtAys
anu otHeI Eeu So.oV ~ Sr.oN
per barrel: Rhode Island greenings
$3.50 to SIS: southwestern York, 50 to
s3.75: Illinois jonathans. $3.50 to $3.50
Chicago: northwestern extra fancy
boxed Jonathans. S1.75 to $3.50. Middle.
western yellow onions. $l.75 to $2.1C
per l00-pound sack: New York stock
$1.50 to $1.6O baltimore; New York
Pennsylvania and Michigan Concord
grapes, 12-quart basket. mostly SOC In
city markets S65 to $40 Der ton (. o. b
shipping points.
Dairy Products.
Butter markets firm during the
week, Closing prices. 90 score butter;
New York 47c, Philadelphia AM
Boston 4Gkc. Chicago 45hc.
Cheese markets steady during the
week. Cheese prices at Wisconsin
primary markets: Twins 25Nc. daisiet
25Nc, double daisies. longhorns. Young
Americas and square prints 26hc.