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The New York herald., 1922-01-13
TEXAS BOOM ORGIES
BRING MARTIAL LAW
Governor Orders Troops to
End Lawlessness in Mexia
Oil Field.

/, BExIA, Texas, Jan. 12.--This oil towr
and the oil country surrounding 1t, were
placed under martial law to-day by Gov
( r. M. Neff because OF the alleged exist
!, ence Of open, fragrant violation OF tho
law and tonight conditions were quiet
Several arrests were made during the
afternoon and a quantity OF liquor
| seized
The situation was In charge OF Brig
Gen. Jacob Wolters Of the National
Guard, sent here by Gov. Neff. En- route
to the area tonight were forty men OF
the headquarters troop. Fifty-sixth cav
! airy Brigade. They will be used. Cen
Wolters said, for picket duty and To
guard prisoners while the State Rangers
are conducting Investigations Of alleged
conditions.
The Ecening Netos here was prevented
lsby military authorities from publishing
an extra edition this afternoon, accord
Ing to statement published In Its regu-
lar edition.
The incident arose. according to Capt
n. III. Johnson, a staff officer. from the
disappearance of copy Of the procla-
nation OF the Governor and the first
general order issued under it. The Epe-
ming Nesos through mistake was pre-
pairing to publish the order. which was
obtained from q stenographer, Capt.
Johnson said. without his having au-
thorized or signed It, Capt. Johnson, II
was explained, ordered the Evenin0
NetoS and the Daily Telegram. a morn
ing newspaper, not to publish the order
| until it was verified Gen. VOTERS to,
night expressed his regret over the in
cident
A negro was shot in the leg tonight
~ De-. IA + \ -
twice at the State officers when they
were conducting a raid. The Rangers
reported finding a quantity of liquor In
the search.
Mexia has grown from a town OF
5000 population in October, 1921. to a
city Of $4,000 people. The population
| now consists mainly of oil field followers
and thousands of men and women seek
Ing employment. some bringing house
| hold goods and camping outfits, and
| many finding no shelter at all.
Tho water procured from a spring
near. town has been nearly as high in
price as gasoline. Prospectors recently
drilled an oil we'll beside the spring,
tapping the water supply and stop
ping 1t entirely.
AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 12.-MartiaI law
declared at Mexia, Tex. and in sections
Of the adjacent oil country to-day by
Gov. Neff was extended tonight TO in
clude Justice Precinct No. 6 in Free
| stone county. The action, Gov. Neff
said. was taken after receiving word
from Adjt.-Gen. Barton that one of the
places raided last week was in that
precinct.
Gov. Neff said tonight that he prob
ably would issue statement tomorrow
giving the reasons for declaring mar
tial law. To-day's proclamation de-
clared martial law to exist in Precinct
No. in Limestone county and No. 5
| in Freestone county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
JOB WHEN
OPPOSES WALTON
Dean Hardy of Beggs Is
Fired From the City
Election Board

Special 20 The World.
BEGGS sept 20 because Dohn
Handy. secretary OF the local demo
cratic committee and city election
board. came out openly against Wal
ton for governor. and states emphat-
lCauy that he Is for Fields. he has
been relieved of his lob. Handy, who
Is owner OF the Handy grocery here.
q democrat OF long standing, says
Il am y democrat and always have
been and / feel that In supporting
the republican nominee | am safe
guarding my own democratic party.
Walton's North Dakota platform is
as far from Jeffcrsonian democracy
as socialism could be. 81 believe
/ am serving the democratic party
when | vote for Fields, becaue such
principles as Walton advocates when
put IN practice. may be tho means
OF bringing the downfall OF the party
In This state. II cannot fill demo-
cratic office with honesty and must
adhere to the petty dictates OF few
county politicians. do not want the
office"
While this city Is normally demo-
cratic with large majority to spare,
q Is generally conceded that the city
will be listed in the Fields column.
although II is claimed that the bet
ting Is even money that Fields Will
carry the city. II Is said that bust
ness men, according to n poll taken,
are two 20 one in favor OF Fields.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
CALLING IN GUN PERMITS
sheriff London Authorized by Court
Ia Withdraw Many Commissions,

nhFfltl 10 lhN NNTlN.
ARDMORE. sept. 2e.--All special
commissions issued hy Sheriff
Ewing G. London viii be withdrawn
at once and only In cases OF emerg-
euCy will permits TO carry gums be
allowed. he announced this morning.
followlng a charge tn tho jury In dis
trict court by Judge II, G. Logsdon,
VINO cited statutes covering such
practice.
Tho statute wes cited ia tho case
OF Fred Ford. charged with assault
to kin Il. u. McCrory about year
ago, when McCrory IA sa a to have
been holding special commission.
Judge Logedon stated that too
many special commissions and spe-
cial privileges have boen issued by
the officers In this ana in Love coun-
~ and that remedial steps would De
taken Immediately to curb such
practice
Tho judge Instructed the Jury that
no sheriff in the state has authority
to Issue permits authorizing any per-
son TO carry q weapon unless when
summoned as u member Of q posse
or for somo specific service author
] lied by law
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
TO SUE WILKIN INTEREST
Attorney General Preparing Paper.
90 Nr Iilnh NrNt Mrck

By Associated Press STATE Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY. sept 90.
Tho preparation of suit 10 be filcd
not later than Monday against the
Wiukiu interests involved IN the
Wiikiu-iiais state b1ns, OF Oklahoma
city which failed sometime ago.
was ordered by Attorney -Genoral
George r.. Short today Tho at
torney-Roucral ordered preparation
Of the suit after he had been served
with rccusation petition directed
TO him ana 20 Roy Walcott state
banking missioner. and prcnt.sa
Price. liquidating agent for the bank,
signed by Il. II. Wilkln, former Of
ficcr OF the bank, demanding tho
return OF socurities Wllken deposited
with the state as collateral security
for notes TO the total OF $3.50
signed by r. H. and j. l.. Wilkin to
guarantee their interests In tho
bank.
The petition, according to the at
torney' general. alleged that notes
were elgned and the collateral do
poeitcd under durcss brought 10
bear on Il. II. Wilkin by state Of
flclais
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
TURNS OUT FOR
BUGGY; CAPSIzED
Mrs. Montgomery Killed
When Machine Falls
Upon Her
ON PLEASURE PARTY
Injured Victims Taken 10
Springfield Hospital;
Girl Loses Eye

ut ite Associated rftas g.ts Wfle
MIAMI, sept. 29.-Mrr W. T.
Montgomery of plNunH was boo.
stautiy Killed and her 'F0 ItuEh.
tcrs. Marguerite 14 and Mary lo
arc believed TO have Iocn fatally
Injured when their ear ran into %
ditch about aogon miles gou'hfoHt
~ springfield, Mo. ato phuHl1y
night according 'U Information in.
crivDi hero today.
Montgomery ana HtH LlIrn
r,rdIucr, other oJOupHu'a uf tho
cor were only rlguly injured
Montgomery wac driving tho car.
Tho party lett Qutuuw 90 visit
friends 1t Cunc Mo. OTTER which
thcy were going % springfield whore
Montgomery bad buHnoss. ~" turned
out OF the road Co pass u buggy when
hiH machine plunged into . diirh.
turning over several umcs o. was
practically demolished Mrs Mont
g0mrry waa caught uudcr The car
and crushed Co death.
Marguerite and Mary also were
caught In tho wrtokago. each sua-
tanning % fracture of the skull and
severe cuts and bruises about the
face
Marguerite, the eldest. lost bcr
right eye. which was EouRcd out bv
parts OF tho wrockHgc. They are IN
a hospital ut Springfield
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

and finish q dress like this In about
two daW, and all II would cost II
serge ht 81 per yard with braid At
10 cents per yard for trimming were
selected. would he about $4.75.
Tho pattern No. iJ4i cuts In Sizes
81. SO, 3S. 40, az. ~ and 40 inches
bust measure Slzo SO requires 3 u
yards 36-luCh material. with 81
yards braid. Pgicc 10 cents. stamps
or coin. coin preferred.
our fan ana winter fashion maya
zine ls ready. Contains over three
hundred styles in addition TO four
pages uf embroidery designs. three
pages 81 styles worn by movie"
stars ana slX-lcsson course I'm
dressmaking. Price 10 cents per
copy.
Send your order TO Fashion De
partment. Tulsa World. $50 South
Wells street. Chicago. III.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
MARSH DENIES CHARGES
Atoka Folks Complain Teacher
Made Unpatriotic Statements.

ny tho Associated Press STATE Wire
OKLAHOMA CtTH. Sept. 29.---
Tho state board OF education today
took up the question OF barring j.
II Marsh. Lisnestonc Gap teacher.
from further teaching In the schools
plants made by citizens OF Atoka
and nelghborhood towns that Marsh
had declared in public speeches boil
shevlstlc doctrines. Marsh declared
"he had said nothing unhecoming
.oys. American citizen anu tnut
the move TO oust him as a teacher
was political.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
DEMONSTRATION
FARMS PLANNED
Ottawa County Proposes
to Aid Farmers in
Better Farming

bpe lBl 70 Ths W0fld,
MIAMI Sept 20.---The establish.
ment OF four demonstra farms
where soil analysis. crop rotation and
liberalization OF crops viii be given
careful study under the supervision
OF federal and state experts In co
operation with the Ottawa county
farm ngont has been authorized BY
the Miami chamber of commerce a.
the initial step OF a fivc-year aEri-
cultural program 10 be launched THE
fall
A meeting OF farmers OF the county
and business men Of the district vii,
be held October IS at Miami when
the agricultural program will be
fully set forth and discussed by able
speakers. Carl Bacr OF 81. Louis.
roputcd authority on reviving iaded
Industry, viii be the principal speak
er. Dean Beeson Of the \. a. NJ. cot
loge at saltwater viii be another
speaker.
school Of Mines TO Aid
Tho cooperation OF the Miami
school OF mines In the program of
soil analysis has been assured by
President w. .. Cralle and many
farmers Of tho county predict new
era In farming as a result Of the
movement This county has been
largely known NJ mining region
but great interest is now being mani
tested In livestock raising ana other
forms Of agriculture.
Plans for furtherlng tho proposl-
tion 10 extend the Northeast Okln-
homa railroad from Miami to paw
huska were discussed at meeting
Of the board OF directors OF the cleo.
tric railroad here today Although
no definite actions was taaen II was
understood that an important an
nouncement would be forthcoming
al an early date.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
Champion Horseshoe
Pitcher wa TrdUel

Special ~ The world
richer. Sept. 2o.-"Kelly" II. r.
& sncor won the state champion
horseshoe pitching contest Wednes.
day a. oklahoma city and who took
fourth place In the national meet
September / AZ Dos Molnes. Iowa,
viii leave tho first of the coming
week for some exhibition games 10
be played I'm n. Louie Mo. The
national champion and many others
prominent Va horseshoe pitching
contests viii he the guest OF the
81. louis Horseshoe club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
Dcnguc IcNcr INonnd.

opeclhl to lhu Noiln
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, sept 30
\ report from stamps carries tho
Information that few cases Of fever
believed 10 ho dcnguc fever or the
"brcakboue" fever have been found
IN the vicinity. This report has not
been received at the state board OF
health here, however.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
Many New Inventors.

0VVITHT TN TWN WUTTT
WASHINGTON, Sept. e0.-Thc
commissioner OF patonts announces
that patents have been granted 20
the following oklahoma inventors:
Fred Carlisle. Tulsa. heariug-cup
puller: John A. Wolfe, Tulsa, deep
well fishing tool; Henry A. Paul,
Muskogee, hinge: George C. Evans.
Tulsa. burner; Richard =. Elmore.
Sulphur. attachment for spectncles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
BOY is HIT BY TRAM CAR
Goal Receptacle Rolled Rack and
seriously Injured Lad.

special % The WofId.
WEIGH. Sept. 29.--The 7-year-
old son OF Dan Martin, living west OF
Welch. was seriously Injured. lie
was near the foot OF the incline OF
coal pit on Big Cabin creek when
car, which was being pushed up
the grade by some Of the employees
got loose and rolled back into the
pit struck him and ran over him
breaking three ribs and injuring
him internally. II is reported that
he still Is in a very serious coudi-
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
WOULD OWN WATER PLANT


BANTER SPRINGS, Kan. Sept,
PA resolution calling for spc-
clal election In connection with a
gcncrai election November Tor tho
purpose OF submitting the propoei-
zion OF tho city appointing commits
sioncrs to operate the city water
works plant here was passed nt a
meeting OF the city council Wtdncs-
day night The call win he mndo with
a publication OF the resolution.
Steve Walker, attorney Of ulum-
bus, Kan, for tho ForshRy interest
In the water works case against the
city, met with the city council ani
presented the proposal TO settle The
water works case. After oOIna discus
sion tho case was tabled until an
other meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
New Pension Examiner.

Special 20 The world.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-The
commissioner of pensions announces
that Dr. l.. S. Wlllour has been ap-
pointed member OF the pension
board at McAlester.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
IDENTIFY TWO AS
HIS TORMENTORS
Farmers Feet Burned but
He Refused to Reveal
His Money Cache

Special 10 Tho worid.
BABTLLSNlLLE, sept 20 Two
youpg mon living n Conan were
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living nofih ~ ihe place o. Two OF
the three bandits who had tortured
t.,- ,,,Is ,ysaroal,y IY pp effori
a.. .,,,i....
To '"inb'I MN q" I''''' INV ''''''"
p'nre NJ money which u ls lh'ngnt
iH.f He4fd hls srsrp'Iy been hiding
.,.ou, rt, ,,r,,b,ua.
J'.h li"i P.I 'I. ''" '"' I'.',
hiH iF.d WIN I'''Iu VIZ"
beaten hy bF Ih' nin nI'.7' WI"
gusst'd mar hr i'I' th'm or '"
hldinE place or ~" money h''ut
unsuccessful 'h' h"Nuli' IoI. "hN
h"atd was 40 hi''t 7'ih' li.'' 'i'u
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and .. n'Ip i'ip'i iu'N 'h''
walked mo i'Wh 'NI ''lo 'H' '''i,
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or 'h' hihui. i'''In was ".'"'
20 ln'n.lJN lhIi' ul'n arr .aL'u'
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A'I'Wpia "I' n'l.4 ll'a'
DrW'y 10 i''It'hi/e lh' N,H'n'pl g.
mnl huhhcr company uUHo' az
oih'r name, I m report
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

Can Us for the New Bleach Treat
ments. Vogue Marlnello Shop, 52A
South Main. Usage 6226.--Adver.
tieemeut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
jail and Fine.

Bob Hanna OF Picher was given q
6O-day jnll sentence and was fined
$500 on charge Of assisting in the
removal Of consignment Of ciga-
rets stolen from a freight car In OF
tawa county.
Dr. NJ H.. Gordon. well-known
physician OF Claremoro and former
county health officer there. wns
given an extension Of time 10 pay n
fine OF $4,000 imposed at preVi-
Gus term OF court on his plea OF
guilty to violating the auti-uarcotlc
laws. lie tod the court that HIS
funds were tied up in the failure OF
n bank that recently suspended at
ClaremOre
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
Nine Months and Fine.

william McDowe'l, "a. pleading
guilty to charge of mlsappro-
priating 1880 from the Merchants
g Planters bank of Ada. was sem
fenced today by Judge II. l. VIII
liams oC tho United states district
court TO serve nine months in the
county jail here and to pay a fina
pf yE0,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
4 INDICTED FOR
PlCHER H0LDUP
Federal Grand Jury Made
Probe of Robbery Of
Mail Truck

bF Tho Ass0cia'ei Press state Wire.
MusNOGEE. Sept 29--The fedor-
ul grand jury this afternoon returned
indictments against G.. Gordon Bla
lock of Kansas city. Ben Clements
OF Kansas CITY. Frank II DodsOn,
former bank Cmployo Of pichCr.
Okla. and Joe Miller. said by fed
crnl authorities To be "A New YorH
crook. on charge of having held up
and robbed mail truck between
Pitcher and Miami q month ago and
fleeing with $4,000 consigned by a
Miami bank 10 a PiCher bank The
men were arrested In Kansas city
Bialook and Dodson later pleaded
guilty before Judge Robert l. VIII
lHms who deferred sentence until
their alleged companions are tried a,
the ArdmOrc term OF court later on
II was reported officially that tn,
grand jury did not return any indict.
meuts in connection with alleged
election frauds said TO have beer
committed two years ago Mt Henry
eta.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30
HfdshMIon9
M orecdSf
II v = Gs-isros~
Tho slender silhouette Prevails.

The deep Inset vest and narrow.
long collar Hre responsible Tor The
long. slender silhouette ~ this one.
ulco .'Irrt fr0ek You could cut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-24
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CARTER
COUNTY OKLAHOMA

In the matter Of the determination OF the
heirs OF Minnie Brokeshoulder.
The State OF oklahoma. TO Arthur SIN
clair, Annie l.. Vaughn and the unknown
heirs and record claimants OF the estate
OF Minnie Brokcshoulder. deceased.
You and each OF you are hereby hotl-
fled that +. y, Harlan. Adaline simpson
and Wilson Billy have filed herein their
petition praying, that the rights OF all
the heirs, record claimants and all per-
sons interested IN the estate OF Minnie
IN aud 10 the following described land, OF
which the said Minnie Brokeshoulder
died seized and possessed In fee simple
situated In McCurtain county, Oklahoma.
Lot and east half OF southwest quar-
ter and southeast quarter of northwest
quarter and northwest quarter OF south.
east quarter OF Section g., Township .
south. Range % east. and southwest
quarter OF northeast quarter and north.
west quarter Of southeast quarter and
east half OF east half Of Section IL, and
east half Of northeast quarter Of Section
is. Township J South, Range 10 Fast.
You are further notified that said peti-
tlon Is set for hearing IN the county court
room of this court on the 10th day Of
April, 1929 at II o'clock n. M, at which
time YOU may appear aud submit evil
dence 10 establish helfship OF said de.
ceased and at said date Judgment will be
rendered determining aud declaring the
heirs OF said Minnie Brokeshoulder
Jesse !. t4ASlilsy. court clerk.
By Fay Wallace. Deputy
~. N, Ioten, Attorney.
weekly Ardmoteite. Feb. 20. March 2
and ', 1921
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-24
Low Temperature
Over Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA TY.-Temperatures
over Oklahoma ranged lower this
morning than yesterday, with the ex.
ception OF the extreme northwest por.
tion. according to announcement Ut
the United States weather bureau here.
The minimum at Oklahoma City was
IS. four degrees lower than yester.
day, while Altus reported 20 and Mus.
kogee "a.
A gradual warming up Is predicted
for the state tonight and Saturday,
with minimum temperature tonight
from rs TO "a in the northern por'
ton and "a to 32 in the southern.
II was showing In southern Kansas
today, reports TO the weather bureau
said. Wichita and Dodge City both
reported snowfall. Bureau officials
did not expect the snow to extend into
Oklahoma. however. with the possible
exception of along the northern bound
nrN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-24
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

A real CLASSY five room bungalow. fire
place all built-in features. Beautiful
east front terrace lot Price and location
furnished gladly.
Beautiful six room brick bungalow With
hardwood floor all new and up to- date.
Swell location. If you are looking Tor
real home, let us show you this one.
Good six room bungalow located on
northeast corner lot; swell location.
southwest. Very good buy for $4,000.
Reasonable cash payment will handle.
A wonderful new five room bungalow
now under construction. East front,
Priced right for quick sale.
A nice six room brick bungalow. East
front. southwest. Priced for quick
sale 100000.
A very attractive neat five room bum
galow, close In on paved street northwest.
Good neighborhood; can be bought for
reasonable cash payment down. Balance
long terms at per cent interest.
A very attractive five room bungalow; I;
swell location; shade trees, storm cellar.
chicken lot and rose garden. Close to
high school. Price s7500.00.
A very attractive twelve room private
rooming house close in. East front. One
Of the best buys in town for 100000.
Beautiful building site located on Bixby
avenue, southwest. In the heart OF the
nice homes on that street. For quick
sale Sl750
A very attractive five room bungalow
on Third avenue. southwest. For quick
sale. $4,000.
II you are contemplating buying home
or a lot to build on, let us show you our
listings before you buy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-24
NOTICE TO HEATING CONTRACTORS

Sealed pilposals viii be received Mt the
office of j. =. White. architect, Ardmore,
Okla. until ~ o'clock noon, Tuesday,
March eth, 1922 for the furnishing OF
labors and materials and the complete In
stalation OF heating and Vcntilating
system for a one story and part base
ment II room brick school house build
ing for the Board OF Education OF the
Zaneis Consolidated school. District No.
12, Carter county. said building is now
starting construction on Section "a, town
ship 3 South In Range West. near join
er city. Okla.
Each bid shall be accompanied with n
certified check or satisfactory bidders
bond in the sum Of per cent OF amount
bid same TO be forfeited TO said board
as llqudated damages should the sue
cessful bidder fail To sign Il satisfactory
contract and make satisfactory bonds as
required by law within IL days after be-
ing notified of being awarded the con-
tract
A copy of said plans and specifications
can be had by bidders at the office nj
post OF $4,000 for the safe return OF said
plans and specifications at the time OF
awarding the contract.
The above named board Of education
reserves the right to reject any or all
bias.
Signed, BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF Zaneis School
District No. e. Carter County, Okla, by
its
H. H.. KlMBRELL, President.
j. T.. CUDD. Secretary.
published In the Daily ArdmOreite.
February p. -, 30 2i.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-24
WORLDS MARKETS
The Ardmoreite is the only paper in Southern
Oklahoma carrying today's markets today.
SETBACK IN WHEAT

CHICAGO.-A moderate setback In the
price of wheat took place during the
early trading. Reports OF moisture in the
southwest and forecasts Of more were
partly offset by comparative firmness OF
quotations at Liverpool. The opening
here, which ranged from = decline to z.
cent advance was followed by a general
sag, and then by rallies.
Corn and oats tended downward with
wheat. After opening unchanged to *
20 - lower, corn kept near the initial
figures.
oats started unchanged 10 quarter cent
up. Provisions were quiet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-24
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS.-Price changes were
narrow in the early trading in cotton to-
day. The cables were better than due
than OF the strength derived from them
pricse rose two to five points during the
first call Afterwards the market sag
ged apparently under executions OF uh-
favorable items In the weekly statement
on statistics. The end of the first half
OF trading prices were five to S points un-
der the close OF yesterday. March first
traded up TO sl6.9i and then sand to
SIG 81