The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 321, Ed. 1, Friday, August 18, 1922 Page: 13 of 16
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TULSA DAILY WORLD FRIDAY AUGUST IS 1922
13
WORLD
STOCKS HIT NEW
MARK FOR YEAR
Fundamentally; Strong
) Position of Market
Shown in Climb
KW YORK. Aug. 17. Tlio fun-
I nmntnlly strong position of ths
i o k mnrkct was mnJo evident to-
i' iv when moro than a dozen new
)i Kit records for tho yenr wero es-
t.iilihed In tlio modorate advnnco
1 i prices which took plnco In spits
tt tlio nbsnnco durliiK market hours
f nny new developments In tho
1 rd ronl and rail strikes to In-
f innce It.
There was a marked absenco of
; n.llr buylnK but the 'financial
immunity's confidence In an early
i -ttnnent of pending labor troll-
i . n found expression In the steady
I i tlou of Investment securities
.it fiictullly rising prices.
Coal carrying railroads stood out
pr milncutly In tho dealings In that
l .i up Lehlfih Valley and Chesa-
. kc & Ohio brcaklns throuRh to
new top prices whllo Heading
t ni'hcd tho highest flguro since the
supreme court decision confirming
t ic. rltfht of preferred stockholders
t tnko part In tho spitregatlon plan
Jcrthori! 1'nelflc ChtcnRO & North-
western common and preferred! St.
JjOUls & San Kranclsro and Ne'w Or-
nns. Texas & Mexico also sold St
Iho year's beat prices.
Oils displayed marked strength on
reports of nn Improvement in the
crude oil situation Gains of a
point or moro took place In Stan-
dard Oil of New Jersey rlcrco Oil
J'hllllps Petroleum Cosdon Pacific
nnd Texas companies.
United States Steel was active
tigoln today in expectation of heav-
ily Increased production touching
303 or only 1-4 below the year's
liest price. Hethlohcm Lackawan-
Jtt. Mldvalo and Itepuhllc also bet-
TTrcd their posltlonn but crucible
va reactionary.
Pacific Gas & Electric and Con-
solidated Ona nt gains of nearly 2
points or moro fentured tho public
utilities group. Sugars were In good
demand under tho leadership of
American Sugar which advanced
liioro than a point to n now top.
Individual strong spots wcro In-
ternational Tapor and- Union IJag
nnd Paper Postum Cereal Electric
Ktrirngo IJattcry and Coca Cola. Total
Mies wero 600000 shares.
All money opened and held at
3 1-4 per cent and thcro was no
change In tho tlmo money
Kites. Tho demand for commercial
paper continued light.
Demand rttorllng was In urgent de.
mand In tho foreign exchange mar-
ket rising to $4.40 1-S or within a
few points of tho" year's high record
while. Herman marks fell to the ex-
treme low record of 8 3-4 cents a
hundred
French checks wore heavy In the
Fronch cheks wcro heavy In the
early trading but strengthened
later.
Strength of railroad bonds. In-
cluding both high grade and specu-
lative Isatips. was tho outstanding
feature of todny's relatively light
dealings In tho bond market.
The yqar's best pricey wero reached
or exceeded by Wabash second Es
Northern Pacific Cs Chesapeako &
Ohio convertible 6s Kansas City
Southern Cs Southern railway Bs Chi-
cago & Eastern Illinois Bs and New
York Central 6s most of which wore
up to l 1 1-2 polntB.
Market -Improvement wns also
noted in St. Paul convertible and re-
funding. 4 l-2s Knnsas City short
lino 4 l-2s I'onnsylvanla 7s and
Iowa Central 4s.
An nctlvo domand for telephone
bonds also developed during tho day.
special strength being manifested
by Pacific Tclephono and Telegraph
Bs among tolephono lsues par-
ticularly tho collateral 4s find the
Now England Telephone Bs.
In the Industrial list the note-
worthy Issues wcro tho Cuba Cane
Ss International Paper 5b Wilson
company 7 l-2o nnd General Elec-
tric 6s.
French and Ilclgian bonds wen!:-
ened In response to tho falling In
the exchange rato but rallied later
lirltish. government bonds wero firm.
Our own Wbcray Issues were under
pressure tho 3 l-2s dropping 20
-V)lnt.
Total sales par valuo $10981000.
llnnge of Prices
HUli Low
I'nrn nit ..1 son :9U
Okln. p A It SH 1H
Sinclair IIS St
Texas mi 41H
osdsn 48U 41b
Micnhlla quoted ..175 ITS
Curb Itange-
11 ntnfi Wyoming .. T in
1 irlb TA 1
Himo 12 13
Federal OH 1 1-16 1 1
Cloee
30
:s
81
41
45
SI
7
11
it m
0
ni Copper 3a so
'. n Hock. 1 ltt
titer retroleum .. UK Jl
Uvinmton lU m
M rrltt !' HH
Mt untriln Prod .... 14't 1 a H
''j'ujI It 101
N. O. Oil I t
Mil C'i 64
ea Creek new ... lBVa IBM
Si.ulrn. 3i JS
Mnma Si' SS
'n S It.
'AUnl Indiana . .113V4 llo'a
S'artl Kentucky US tl
fat and Mexican .. 8'4 i'i
1 1 la I'lne Une . .1C It 4
' Oil 183 III
Tts ila Oil !l7S IS
Tra tle Pipe Una ..560 580
!"! Urd N. V SI t(0
I" tttbursh Itatisa
ArkMii.i Oaa 5'i 9U
I- f Star :s'4 !S'4
''k ihnmn Oaa t! IS
n I' O ta!
" r. S 54 t
1 8-l
'ft
ioi
:
1511
an
814
HIV
5
ino
2T
575
110
450
t.
21V
2U:
(4
Imlenf nitrnte.
' Kinff blil anil aalCMl trlea of tnde
r ' 1 nt nil utocke on the New Tork curb
' '''I'orteil by 8tiandberB IfcQroevy A
Arinai Natural Oat .... 9 0 14
f' ra Oil 1 1-18 lt
V ' and. com 4t 4.
n rtoek Vi I S-U
'rna 1 111
''y 1U He
Itt 9 0'l
Mid tpt Oil 3 J
.MVIivi-.t pfd 3i li
Hlual 10H 10
k 7
lulpa ; il 114
r. .?
V' ' 11
Kew Vurk Hlocke. aa Iteportrd by Horn-
n iinip Co.. 1 irt .atonui
llnnk It 11 1 lit I nir.
tialea In llnda. High Low Cloia
V. iiiiouur ..... i 11 q 11 11
ct Chemical .. H 7' 77U 11
Clialmera .... 70 S3 64 U Si
Ani'fUan Ak'I Chem 0 41H 4H 4li
A I'eet Suaar ... I 4714 47 47
i r!''"n v" " 55 t" ttv 8!4
1111 Linrp 3T as JO71 ai
Iran lyw 6 uH U H"i
An"'ii-an l.lneeed . 2 37 3H 37
Anieuean nm1tera . 3 1H 61S 'H
an Weel r'dya 3 41 41U 41i
Jm -i-aii Hugar . 33 tilt ml I1U
J.' T f t its 1.1 17t. Ill
... jouacro 13 141 14D 14
'.i aii -VVooleu tlt Ha HIS
MARKET PAGE
Cotton
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 17. Ad-
vances of IS a balo In tho prico of
cotton today wero duo to a hopeful
feeling regarding tho outcome of tho
latest negotiations to end the roll
strlko arid to continued unfavorablo
crop accounts. Highest prices came
In tho lato trading when tho story
wont tho rounds of tho market that
spinners wore heavy buyers of con-
tracts and that they had taken on
30000 bales In this mnrkct alone to-
day. Thcro alto was a rumor over
private wires that Franco and Ger-
many had arrived at an understand-
ing which holpcd to carry tho mar-
ket to Its best.
Opening higher on good cables
a feeling of satisfaction ovor re-
ports Mint tho agreement to enil tho
coal strlko wan gradually being
adopted In tho Important mins areas
and the favorable overnight news
regarding tho rail strike tho mar-
ket wum n n n li n J f n n..
Dry weather in tho western TjoiriTnd
too much rnln agnln in central nnd
eastern portions of tho belt con-
tributed to tho firmness. No Im-
portant recessions from the advance
occurred at any time during tho
session and widest reactions did not
amount to moro than 16 to 20 points
and wcro of short duration. Ex-
ports of 22722 hales of cotton from
Galveston helped to steady tho mar-
ket around mtdsesslon when longs
wero taking profits freely. In tho
lato trading reports to brokers here
of oxtromoly heavy rains In tho
eastern bolt accompanied by high
winds brought nbout the most Im-
portant buying wave of tho day and
its effect was increased by tho po-
litical ruiiiuin. Tiiwtttu the end
October roso to 21.34o and the list
showed advancos of 93 to 99 points
practically a cont a pound. The
closo was 92 to 95 points net higher
with Octobor nt 21.28c.
i
Cottonseed Oil.
NEW YOIIIC Aug. 17. Active
buying for southern account with
covering by local shorts on the firm
Itnot alttlntlnn nnrt avn.i.ntln. e
bullish consumption figures for July
niiurp auvnnces in cottonseed
oil today. Hut after rising 16 to 20
points realizing sales occurred and
tho market cased off closing 12 to
:u points not nignor. sales 16400
l.'irreln. lrimn rrmln 6 or. rnn.l..r1.
nrlniA Slttftmer I'nltnw stint I n I fin
bid; Soptcmbcr closed 10.19c; Do-
cember 8.06c; March S.13c all bid-
Mall Cnttnn Tul1
i or. siorrmeni 311m it
8l!ff Ktnck
91 It. HH
tOO C7.H5S
.... 129
10 42377
.... CI.9S2
.... 13333
.... 311
.... 119)8
.... 1.791
.... 9.700
.... 451)1
.... 11830
.... 2.711
3(9(73
Now Orleans I1.2S
194
1721
2)
354
10O
5
"ib
Galveston
1.75
.modi
10.10
21. :s
Savannah
Charleston
Wl mlnaton
Texae City
Norfolk
llaltlmor
lloston
21.10
riillndelphla
i"v York
::.oo
Minor porta
3S0
Total today l.ijs
Total for week So. 832
Total for season C6.I13
interior Movement
Houaton
31.10
21.(0
3.757
1019
796
1.061
'iii
4.331
100
42
44947
64.171
Memphis
Auguata
St. Louis
Atlanta
Little Rock
:i.7(
21.50
21.7S
20.75
21.30
21.11
(3124
12308
lY.sii
3
1359
Dallss
Montgomery
Total" today
M0t
181142
.Sw llrjffini (Tnttmi.
NEW OULKANM. Auir. 17 Ptinl cotton
quiet 25 polnta higher aalea on apot 91
balra. to arrive none! low middling 10.00c
mmniing zi.zbc goon mianung zz.zoc re
celDta 291 balo. atock 59.284 balea.
Hope that tha near future would bring
favorable rail etrlke rJevelopmcnta domin-
ated the trading In cotton today and In
win mat nour pricea were put is to at
polnta higher than yeaterday'a finale.
October rtalng to 30.19
Nimv Vnrk Cotton.
NEW TOIIK. AUK. 17. Cotton futiirei
opened firms October 21. 10c December
zi.iiic January zu.vsc aurcn zo.isc. May
U. V 9C
New Vnrk Cotton.
NT.W YORK. Auv. 17. Snot cotton
steady mlddllag 22.00c
A aharp advance In Liverpool accom-
panied by reiterated reporta of an Im-
proving trada In gooda at Manchester
seemed largely responsible for firmness In
tha cotton market here at the opening
today. 1'lrst prices were 35 to 39 points
higher and early realizing sales were ah
snrbed on reactlona of 6 ur 6 polnta. with
L'tcemner aoon aeuing up to zi.zs or luuy
nan a cent nnnyo ymiertiay a nose.
Anaconda ........
9 tt 4 tst;
12 1021 t02li
21 334 11!
:: mi 121
32 ES 17 H
71 34 10t
. 10 25 :m
47 79 78H
4 324 IS14
19 it (0
( 143 142U
4 40U 401
1 iil' ai7
is;
1034
Atchison
All. U. St W. L. ...
llaldwln Ico . ...
Iialtlmora & Ohio .
liarnsdall "A" ....
32.i
K4
74
us
llarnadall "n" ...
Ilethlebem Steel ..
36
79 61
Cat. Packing
8IU
ual. l'etroieum ...
con
Canaeyan I'aclflo .
1424
404
central leather ..
Chandler
(0U
61
764
114
49
Chea. A Ohio ....
77S
33H
49
u. M ft St. Paul .
3114
44
44H
21
29S
11 ft ht. 1'. ptd
It. I. St V
44
Chile Copper
Chlno Copper
siU
30
734
294
71
1244
1144
uoca.Lnia
714
Columbia Oaa
Corn Products ....
19 124jl 112V
s 11 ia ii
1 11 it j 1
Cosden Ill 4s;t 414
4ft
92
Crucible 61 93 911.
Cuban Am. Kugar .. 7 264 34
26
sin
ITS
65 4
114
364
194
164
1094
41
1124
CIS
17t
19
134
26S
44
364
80 4
1134
374
174
204
294
13
114
21
674
114
ess
1024
14
91
314
1174
134
2S
67
764
464
92
39
4I4
124
7
674
404
114
123
604
20
16V1
74'f
i-;naicoit'joiinson 1 au stH
T-amous IMavera ..20 ss
neutral Asphalt ... 79 6SU
General Motora 1.... 73 134
Ooodrlch 1 184
11
764
(lrf.it Nor. pfd .... 41 904 It'.a
Houston O n 7'4 76
Illinois Central .... 3 109i 109 i
a iv -i
6 41 40
4 118 1134
II 664 634
insmratlon uopoor .
Inter. Harvester ...
int. Mer Marine pfd
Inter. Nickel
174
. . 1
684
114
16
41V.
inter raper
Invincible Oil
K. C. Southern ....
59 4
IIS
Hh
45
364
80S
Keiiy.springneia .
Kennecatt
114
"If
1114
17 4
1714
Iickawanna Stett .
Ii N
Marland oil
Mmlcan Petroleum
Mexican Seaboard .
Miami Copper . . .
Middle utatea Oil ..
Mldvalo h'teel
Mo. Paclflo
Mo. Pacific pfd ..
Montgomery Ward
National I7namelln
National Lead ...
Nevada Copper ...
N. V. Central
1 1334 111
3 Z 17
58 -175 171
.101 104 19V
i.
3
181
11
36
294
11
S3
38
tt
25S
224
23
7 4
10 694 514
11 1044 1034
z ieT ie
II 984 98
36 814 '1
3 1171 1174
IC 134 114
S tK IS
16 574 654
13 764 764
13 461 464
in asal a.
New Haven
N. St W
Northern Paclflo ..
Okln. p. its It
Paclflo Oil
PanpAmerii-an
Pennsylvania .....
Peoples 'flss
Per Marnuetta ...
I4 38 H
484 464
134 134
74 7
67 S 67 U
404 284
Phillips Petroleum
rierca Arrow
Pierce Oil
Pittsburgh Coal .
Prod ft nef. Corp
Prreed Steel Car
Pullmen ...
3 illi ev
. 23 1334 122
614 80!4
Punta Atlegra Sugar 6 604;
Pure Oil
41
30 4 39 4
Pay Copper
Heading ...
4 164 184
36 774 77J
38 744 73
Itepubllc I. A Steel
PhnncH Owigu 78.70
SUM Norm Main tit.
DROUTH RAISES
PRICE OF CORN
Other Grains Follow Lead
When Sellers Change
Front and Buy
CHICAGO Aug. 17. Upturns In
prices for all grain took place to-
day owing largely to reports that
drought and heat wero damaging
corn. Dealers who previously had
been conspicuous sellers of whent
nnd corn executed n rnpld change of
rrotit. The whent market closed
firm 1 7-3 to 2 3-8e net higher with
September $1.03 and December $1.04
3-8 to $104 1-2. Corn gained 1 1-S
to : 1-Sc and oats 5-R to 3-4 to 7-8c.
Provisions ranged from 7c dccllno to
5 cents advance.
At first the wheat mnrkct showed
a downward tendency which ap-
peared to bo reflected to adverso
Kuroepan flnnnclnl condition ex-
pocially a now low prico record -for
German marks. It soon becamo ap-
parent however that n much more
powerful Influence was the stubborn
ascent of tho corn market guided
ny pcrsistont damago complaints
from states of largest production.
Soon tho wheat market ton begnn
to climb in lino with corn. Tho rlso
in valuo continued then throughout
the day nnd wheat closed at tho
topmost figures reached.
Notwithstanding that rural offers
of corn Increaso its price bulged the
.. 11 ... lit meill
of bolng checked.
South Dakota Minnesota Nebras-
ka Kansas Oklahoma Illinois In-
diana and Ohio wcro all said to bo
In need of rain. Onts followed corn.
Provisions averaged lower with
hogs.
Chicago Clmln Futnrcs.
Wheat Open High Iw Close
Kept. 1.00 1.01 1.00 1.01
Dec. 1.014 1.044 1.014 I.etH
May l.OCH 1.094 1.04 . 1.09S
Corn-
Sept. .194 .li; 594 .614
Dec. S4S .16 .644 .664
May .!7'i .59!! .57 '4 .5914
Oats-
Sept. .304 .114 .304 .I0T4
Dec. 334 .144 .3IU .14
May .17 .J7 .17 .374
Lnrd
Sept. 10.67 10.70 10.S7 10.65
Oct. 10.79 10.77 10.67 10.73..
nibs
Sept. 9.16
Oct. 940
Hovel Dutch. M. Y. II 654
54S S4S
304 31
10 914
31 384
104 11
914 924
154 I6i
1074 107'
182 181
464 144
1164 K7
474 48
11 ll'i
254 154
0. St
14 144
19 i 20
US'; 147 U
80 4 80
148 1414
694 704
7. 8S
66. f.4
714 734
8. K ft San F. .... 19 31 S
Keara lloe nick 20 9 Hi
Sinclair Oil 213 lis
Skel y 113 11
Southern Tactile ... 1 2'i
Southern ny 20 164
Standard Oil Cat ... 37 1034
Standard Oil. N J 6 112 4
niromoerg zd mi
Studebsker 150 121.
Texas Co. 9S 44
Texas A Paclfto ... 32 S
Tex. rac Coal A OH 30 25.
Tobacco Products .. 23 814
Transcontinental oil It 144
Union nil (Del) ... 18 114
Union I'aclflo IS 147;
Unllod Drug : (1
United Krult 3 1414
United llrtaU stores 20 704
i J. s. rood I'roducts e s
U. S. Ind. Alcohol 35 67
U. s. Realty 5 714
U S. Itubiier 11 8IU
17 y 68 4
U. Steel 318 108
Utah Copper 10 66
Vanadium Steel ... 2 80
Virginia Caro. Chem 11 314
Wabash pfd "A" ..to 3 4.
AVestlnghousa 6 63S
White Motor i 7 49
Willys. Overland ... 6 7
Worthlngton Pump 6 61
Total Sales 676000.
101 IUZ'
654 6
4 50
!0H 30!4
34 34
614 (3
414 49
4 7
6o4 ton
Stnnilnnl 4)11.
Closing bid and asked prices of Stand-
ard oil stock aa reported by Htrandberg
Mctlreevy A Co: Jlld Asked
Anglo-American 14 194
Atlantic lief. com 975 1000
Atlantic nef. pfd 115 117
Horne.Sorymaer 390 410
Iluckrye Pipe I.lna 98 99
Chesebrouah. com ........ 190 196
Chesobrough pfd 106 112
cont nenta oil 117 no
Crescent Pipe Una 13 35
Cumberland Pipe Una .... 117 160
KureKa ripe x.tne ss vu
rlalena Kfanat. com 60 S3
Oalena Signal pfd 100 104
Illinois Pipe I.lna 161 166
Indiana Pipe I.lna 89 . 91
National Transit 26 37
New York Transit 163 167
Northern Pipe Une 18 100
Ohio Oil 174 278
rensylvanla Mextcan 25 28
Prairie Oil A Ua 670 880
Solar Penning 315 ISO
Prairie Pipe Una 24 4 241
Southern Pipe Line 92 96
Southern Pa Oil 208 211
Southern Pa Pipe Line .... 60 62
Standard Indiana 1124 111
Standard Kansas 110 610
Standard Kentucky 90 98
Htandsrd Nebraska 176 186
Standard N. J. com 1814
Standard N. J. pfd 116
ntannarn n. x iau sea
Standard Ohio 460 461
Swan St Finch 10 IS
Union Tank Una 9t 100
Vacuum Oil 446 4!0
Washington Oil 23 28
Wichita I.lffotm-k.
WICHITA. Kan.. Aug. 17 Hogs Ite-
celpts 900 lie lower top 11.16 bulk
I9.76VS.SD.
Cattle Itecelpta 600: generally atrady
vftnliTs K0r lilrhar. steera nn ountattons.
heifers t(.E0t)6.00. cows 143506.25 bulla
:.731P4.00 caivea J 4.00 VI. 00.
!".. ll'nrll. I t-lftlr
KOHT WORTH. Aug. 17 Oattle He .
celpts 4000i beevra I3.t-0C7.76 bulls 12.00
4J.75. calves I2.00it6.76.
Hogs Ilecelpts 1600; Itghta 19.2609.(0
heavy ss.uv. pigs ss.uvtr'i.is
Sheen Itecelnta 200: lambs IB.50frl0.60
stocker sheep 130004.00 feeder lambs
lt.00W5.oo.
Kunans City Mvcetock.
KANSAS CITY. Aug 17. Cattle Tte
celpts 9.000) beef steers and yearllnge
steady to 2So lower top heavy ateers
110 80. best yearlings 110.60 common to
choice graMtra S6.29CTI.26. Shs stock
steady to weak bulk cows I4.OOSiS.00 few
lots I6.2SO6.I0 Tessa hellers 16.00 few
natives sesree caivea ateady to atrong
few vealera 111.36. practical ton 111.00
other classes mostly steady cannera and
cutters largely I3.2603.3I most bologna
bulls J3.2Sffl.78. medium to good feedere
87.oorf8.oo common to medium (lockers
IIOSS eVWIJl VVV la .Ml
30o iower. closing dull mostly SSOtoc
lower packer top .!. duik h.iioi.u
CALVIN O. SMITH
Municipal Bonds
Bought and Sold
I'annty ttnnris City Roods
School District Itoad IHstrlrt
Phones Osase 7581- I). 9i
715 Kennedy Illdg Tnlsa. Okta.
r
STRANDBERG
McGREEVY & CO.
MUMUttltS
New Tork Stock Kjchsnga
Chicago Hoard of Trade.
New Orleans Cotton liichange.
1'iurATif wmrja
STOCKS OUAl.N COTTON
Liberty Onnds Oongtat and Sold
PAUL II. DIXON Manager
I'llONi: 7200
ttl PJi-t Thlrrt SI lllntrl Tnlsn)
pscklng sows mostly steady at 17. IOC
7.60 slock pigs sleady I J. 763 1 60
Sheep Native lambs steady lie higher
top US if tnpl sorted lots II" tll 76
sheep steady. Tessa wethers 17.60 fat
native awes It.60f6.t0.
Clilengo l.ltrstock
ClUCAOO. Aug 17 Cattle Iteeeltita
11090: active beef steers strong lop
matured steers 110.10 best yearlings
11011. bulk beef sleets 19 16010.66 bet-
ter grades corn fed cows and heifers
strong other grades and rsnners and cut
tera slow about sleady bulla and stork-
eta steady caivea mostly lie higher beef
cows ahd heifers 18.00167 60. canneri and
cutters larrtely II. 78411 76 hulk tio:ogna
bulls 14 00(1428 bulk veal caivea round
siz so
lings Ilecelpts 31000 ( fairly active on
lighter weights slow nn others lla to ISO
higher 19.10 paid for lio.pounders hulk
110 tn tOO-poundera I9.60V9.16 210 to
340-pound butchers mostly 1 1.(0 ttl 60.
packing sows mostly 17. 6006.10 little
action on pigs heavy 88.:i(9.16 light
19.1609.60. killing classes 19.0009.75.
Sheep Ilecelpts 31.000; native lambs
mostly sleady weslrrns 10c to 160 lower
top natives M2 76 bulk 112. 1613.60. culls
mostly 19.00. westerns 111 40 11.71 sheep
mostly stesdy good 115-iwiund western
owre 17.26. heavy ewes 17.26 heavy fat
natives riownwsrd to tl.60W4.6O light
reeding tenths steady beat around 113.60
heavy fecdets slow.
nitlnlintnit City Mveatork
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 17. Cstll
Ttecelpts l.OOOt slow about steady early
steers 16 26 butchers uneven good cows
around 11.00 heltera 14.10 cutlets I1.76CT
2 11 bulls 116041.38. cnlves sleady top
II nil tin). J -- -t--w.
Hogs Ilecelpts 86 00 mostly 36n lowsr.
top 17.11 bulk SI7SQS.8S stockers 26c
lower.
Kansas City Poultry.
nnnnjin iiii. aui. ituiirr raa.
potatoes and poultry unchanged.
Clilrngn Produce.
CHICAQO. Aur. 17. llutter Higher.
creamery eatras 334031c firsts IJtJtOc
standards 33Sc
i;ggs unriinngeii receipts i.iiio cases.
Pntatofs t'lrm . reielnls 21 rare total
United Statea shtmnenta 669 cats. New
Jersey sacked and bulk cohhlera 11.600
1 66 cwt Minnesota escked early Ohm
It OOftll.16 rwt Nebrsska sacked early
Ohlns best It. 00471. 10 cwt. poorly grad-
ed 76C90o cwt.
ItnnsA. City tlrnlii
KANSAS CITY Aug. 17. Closet Wheat
Szsietr.tcr ::c. D.ci-Ur SC4C. Mav
11.014. Corn September 62Sc December
604c. May 6Jc
Chlcngn tlrnln
CHICAOO. Aur. 17 Wheat No. 2 red
11.02 tin. 2 hatd 11.03 S C 1.04 4
Corn Nn. 3 mlied 240634c No. 3
yellow 634 0644c.
Oats Nu 2 white 324084c. No. 3
white 314 013c.
Kansas City drain.
nnnonri viii auk. i. .nri 11 iirni
1 to 4 points higher. No. 3 dark hard
ii.n447i.is no. z reit i.uou i.oz. uorn
unchanged tu 4 higher. No. 3 white 634
O630 No. S yellow 630 No. I yellow 6911c
No. 3 mixed 62063c.
New York Melnls.
.r. ii'iii nu .r.u--ui.un
apot IS.766.I0
s.nc tjuieti j-.ast m. ijuis spot ana
nearby delivery 16.1006.20.
Liberty Donds.
NIIW YOltK Auk. 17 Liberty bonds
closed- 34a 100.66 first 44a 100.18 aernnd
4is 190.46 thlril 44a 100.4s rourtlt 4(a
101.04. Vlctorv 4la uncalled 100.74. Vic.
rbry 44a called 100.16
New York .Money.
NCW YOIIIC. Aug. 17 Call Money
rSasy high 34 low 34 ruling rata :U.
closing bid 34 offered at 34 last loans
14.
Call Loans Against scceptances 3 time
loans firm mlsed collateral 60 to 90-day
4t74H 4 ami s.monuis
Commercial Paper Prima 4044
Foreign Kst-hiingr.
NHW YOltK. Aug. 17. Foreign e-
change firm.
tireat nritain uemand 4.44 cabiea
4.19S 60-day hills on banks 4.47.
France Demand 7.9C4. cabiea 7 97.
Italy Demand 4.654. cables 4. (6.
Germany Demand .09 cabiea 094.
Iindon Metuls
LONDON. Aug 17. Lead-Spot Ltl lis
Id. futures L21 17s td.
Zinc Spot Lit 12s 6d futures 1.10 lis
aa.
Houston Fible
& Company
of Kansas City Mo.
MEMBERS NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANOB at.d CIII-
CAOO HOARD OB" TRADE.
Stocks 13 o nils Grain and Cot-
ton. Standard Oil and Subsi-
diary Stock. New York and
Doston Curb. Liberty Bonds
Bought and Sold. Private Wires
CHAS. I. CIIOTOIIIJIT Msr.
Tclephono Osniro 0200. No. it
East Fourth St. Tulsa Okla.
Business Cards
ARCHITECT
F. A. DUGGAN
Osngc 4410 20V Cattle DliU.
TULSA
MEN
1 trfftt laftljr n(1 vtttla
fuctorlly all private mid
pcUl Jtiffct nt Hynh
U1U. flonorrhtfAa. hfilrt
rSllfLi Consultation Fr.
SW-fl itr lililc.
r i w Hfxall
I if iiwin
I TREAT MEN AND WOMEN
Tor Men Syphilis. Gonor-
rhoea btrlcture madder
Troubles Hydroceles and
all private diseases.
1'nr IV n m e n Displace-
ments painful and IrreKU.
lar tnonstratlon unnatural
dlscharses. kidney bladder
and all chronic diseases.
914 Serums and Vacclnus
Treatment.
consultation ritr.n
nsht Veara III One Uicntlon
DR. JOHN LEE
fecund nnd Main Slrceta '
SIS Security Hid. Dsase 46S1
THE CHILDREN'S
DAY NUKSEKY
717 BOUTIl C1I12V1JNNK
Children Cared for During
Workln? or Klinmt'ntr Hour
Drs. Layman &
Layman
Clilropnictors nnd
OpttimctrlstH
Twrjlvo Vcarh' St-rvico
In 'In I Hit
Office O. 2101. Ilea. O. 3002
0 11-13 ItnhlilHin Hide
DR. STOTTS
210 Richard Bldg.
Third Street and Boston
Avenue Tulsa Okla.
Formerly of
Hot Springs Ark.
Illootl Skill Ucultn Urltmry
mid Vcncrcnl Dlacnhcs nml
(iuncrnl Office Practice
Scrums VuccinuN ICUtirlcnl
TrcntniuntH Illootl Tt-sM
CO.VSUIIATION FltniS
l'lio.si: os(iu hi ii
Celebrates Her
Victory; Shoots
An Old Grocer
Girl Goes Amuck on Ucnt-
inR Pal us Choc
Drinker
Bpeclsl to Tlia World.
KOIIT H.M1TII Ark. Aug. 17.
Wlnnlntt her hrt that sho could
drink more "choc'' than hrr ohum
1'oarl Collins Hophle Jordan H-yonr-old
nlrl not silorltuisly drunk
nnd went Into thn strset wildly
flmirlshliiK n Ktin last iilKht.
II. 1). Harrott 40 a grueeryntnn
nttemiitcd to taltn tho nun nwny
from tho clrl nnd was shot and
srilously. If not fatally wmimltM.
Whan thn Jordan xlrl rovovemd
from a drunken ntupor In tho de-
tention homo of the city Jail
Thursday sho soliliid brokenly.
"Oh what hnvo I dune?"
Tha Klrl n dPllmiunt In little
morn than a child nnd recently
rotim.iv'. !i-r. finm il'.r tlr.m!
Hhi'nheril's linnm In Kittle llock.
Barrett's cnndltlnn In crllltnl. but
hn has n flstlitliiK clmnrHi for his
life physicians said followluii nil
tiliuratlun in whlt'h MfViTiil Inclim
of tho IntosllnoH puiii-turid by the
bullet from thn fclrl'n Klin wero
removed. Tho Klrt's mother Is said
to llvo In Tuba Okln.
IVtlcnil Itrwrtr lt4Minrtti.
WAsinsamv auk. i?. ciui-
blned resouri-t-s nnd llnbllltlek of
thn 13 federal nwrvo linnkM nt tho
closo of IiuhIiuish AiiKtist 10 wero re-
ported tonlBht by the fodernt rc-
scrvo board as follows:
Resources:
Totnl KOld held by banks f784-
048.000. Total sold rtscrvc IS.Ofrt.Ja 1.000.
Total reserves 13197858000.
Total hills on hand. )S320850fl0.
Total oarnlng assets 1 1020 711-
000. Total resources 1(1480930.000.
Mabllltlcs:
Total deposits tl 840. 90S 000.
Totnl liabilities 14.87 9 101 0 00;
LEGAL.
(Published In Tulsa DsllJ- Word Aurusl
It. 18 and 14 1911 World I'uMlahlnx
ootnpany publisher )
NOTICE Or BALK Or I10NDS
.Vsled propossts will ba received by tha
IlOUll) OF KDlVATUlN Ol-' TMK rITV
OF" TUI.WA. Or TUB STATU Or OKLA-
HOMA at tha office of Hie auoerlntrnd-
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
TUI.KA LODOB Nl). 71. A. r. A A. M
Nest meetlns Sept 14. Ilusl-
nesa at 7:10 p. ra.
IT.Tnil Di:i(MIfAN W M
JOH. lUlOllot Wecretary
DELTA LODOl! 456. Uuslnesa communi-
cation Tuesdsy. Auaust 15.
commencing at Tt30 p. m.
JOHN I. AYnr.s. W. M
AllTIIUlt llAKlilt Uecretary.
rCTKOLEUM IXIDOK NO. 414 A. r.
a at aiceta every rriiiny es
rept eecond No meeting dur-
1ns Julv and Ausust. Next
communication Friday tiep-
tcmber 1
IICNII? W. IIACKUS. W. M
It It. 1IANNA. Becretaty
TULSA CHAl'TKIl Ko 61. H. A. U
mtt ftvurv flnt M.il Ihlnl
Mnndy Ht lononlo Hull.
Next mitlntt Jlondny AuKuit
31 7(10 p. m tiURlnfiN only
vlnltori ennlUity Invited.
M. A. HNYDKU Hftretnry.
KHANK H. PAVIWON 11. 1
TU1KITI COMMANUKItT NO. 10.
titu rrifnung juot ii in
ll....til. tsall .1 I r rvt U'nfVt
Ifer In Order of Tamplt. Lant
K nifftim or m uminr. aii
u nojuiirrjing Pir kijiuhh cor-
. flMliy invnta. niirinniDif
tjrvrq ii it (iimnsaTi. v.
Kit ANK (). HltAMAN UA
TUMA CHAl'TKIt O. B. ly. 111. closed
UUrinK llio remainuvr oi
Aunustl neat meetlnj Sep-
tember 6
tins. NBLI.IB V. (lltKKN
Worthy Mation
HftS. HMalA KAUT fieeieiary.
TULPA RTAIt CLUH. Nest meatlns aee-
ond Wednesday In October.
una. j. u noar.. Pres.
Ossa 1166-R.
TULOMA "CIIAPTUII. U. D. O. 15. 8. will
Intel at Maaonlo Hall sec
ond and fourth Saturday
evenlnse. 1:10 First meet-
Ins tiuslneset second meet
IliK lot Initiation and aoclal
session.
Mrs. Lucls rl Ilattlstt
Worthy Mstron.
Hiss Lin Cauejher. Secy.
Passer 611t.lt
AKDAIl THMPLB. A. A. O. N. M. B.
...n t mttns Sen.
tember at 1 p. m. Watch
this column for any special
announcements.
nOllEIlT n. .IANNA.
I'otentale
C. 1 lltlONKKIt. Ilecotdar
A A nflA CODIIT LA DIBS' SlIltlNM will
meet hi ineomu iiu
the fourth Wednesday
of each month at 7.10 p
m. Ceremonials on un
nouncernent. Mrs. O. T.
Dawson. Illsb i'tlestess.
tissst 1111. Mrs II y
Wslter. Itecorder ose
till. Nest reaular
meetlns Bept. T.
ariUNX ci.un or aaiiua cnun-r meets
first Wednesday afternoon at liltl at its
aonlo hall. Nest regular meetlna October 4.
stltb J. 11. UAlULrJ'ri
Osssa 1116; 1'iesldent.
Tall Ceremonial con-
ren Ion Uall. Monday Oo
tnlit-r J with snrnethlnK
different. Oet pelltlona tn
early. Iluslnesa meat-
lns;. Heptetuber 2.
I' D. IIAnil Monarch
i: N KI.1.IH Hecretsry
I o. o. r. DiniiCTOftT
Odd Fellows Hall ltl Vs Houlh Uouldsi
AUIIOItA 1XIDUU. NO II I O. O. K.
Metis every Wednrsday cveclns. 7:19 p.
m" W. T. OADDY N. O
It 1 rollNDHTONt Secretary.
TDMA LODatC NO. 60. 1. O. O. r meets
every Tuesdsy evenlua. T.I0.
TOM OWINN. N. O.
J. I. M'JOIU:. Secretary
TOL8A UNCAMPMKNT NO. 91 I O. O. K.
Meets on second and foul lb Friday of eacb
month at a p. tn.
J. U IIUOHLtCTT C. P.
It. It. mi.t.mt Bcrlbe.
TULHA IlIMIKKAH NO. 16. I O. O. r.
Itexular nuellna first and third Friday
ol each month. 6 p. m.
MItH MO I.I.I l; LOWK. N. O.
MltS. CAIlltY JJAVIH. Seo.
Ossse 4i:i-n.
TULHA CANTON NO. tt I. O. O F.
Patriarch Militant. First Bsturdsy sacb
month. 8 p. m.
W. I. IIOLTON. Capt.
it. II. FI'LLKH Clerk.
OnUKn. OF LOTAL BONH. "l-ulea rireslde
No. I. scsscd and fourth Saturday each
month. 8 p. m.
IIAYMiiNU r-ISHr-.lt. F. W.
II H. HtlOIILBTT W. It.
KnUMI.I.N TbLSOK I O. U m'ela
every third Faturday 8 r
I. J. WIIHIHT. tsar
W. M. It I CI I AMDS
illnlittt of necords.
LEGAL
enrof Rli""'s In th I'tsii n .nl liun'dins
In lite t ny .f in si chiai -na. un to
Twelve r rloi k n n nf Auatist 19. 1911.
for tha purchase of two Hundred Hevetity
five Thniisaiiil Dniats tl.'Kt.anu ofi) of Ma
Tulsa Mt'hiKiI li.m.is of l.i:t said bonds
belnc datnl May Id. 1911. bearlns five
per cent 1611 Interest. payable
send annually each bond bains of the
denomination of Ona Thmtaand ihillate
(11009 00) sml tha Itstie ronslstlns ol att
teen series leiteted frm A t IV both In-
clusive) Series A Iniludea 10 bonds he-
comlnK dua nn May I91T Kerlas II la
I1 Honds includiits 16 honiM in each
series snd Serine II tMnds beonmlns due
May 10 1931. and eai h conaerullvely let
leted setl-a of bunds hei-umtha- due an-
nually thereafter until May 10 1911 when
Sarlea I bonds shall baenma due
Hald twnds have been duly eiemited by
tha proper officials of said 1'uard of
Rducatton and weri approved by tha At-tnfiay-neneral
and Ws-Offlcin n.nd Oom-
mlaaloner of tha Mat of Oklahoma nn
June IT 1911 and are now inady for de.
livery to th purchaarr. No hid will ha
accepted for leaa than par and acciued
Interest.
All proposals must ha accompanied by
a certified check on solvent National
llankinif Hmisa In the eum of 6
(five per cnt) of th nrrpnal. which
rertlllid rhn.n ahalt he forfeited tn th
Hoard nt Kdiicatlon In th event nt fatluro
of th purchaser to comply with tha term
nf tils prnpnaul
Th Hoard of Kdiicatlon of the Pity nt
Tut. of the 8tat. of Oklahoma reserves
the ticlit to reject any and all blda.
Puriher Information may bo eecttroil
from th Clark of. as Id Hoard ol Sduci-
Hon Date) this th first day nf Aosust. 1911.
inUhii nF KIHjt a i irs i.F
THS flTT Or TljtaMA. OF
Tlin BTATB OF OKLAHOMA
Hy W. A. 14AHCJUIS
President
Attest :
j. j. nicsitANt:
fectelary i
Blunders
7 W$i
Why 77n Wrong?
Tho .tiifWfr will Iio found nniotiK
to-dny's mint nils.
Whnt "llluiidfr" do yim miKRi'st?
Ytm will find tho niiKwi'r to todny's
liliindcr In thn rlitwlflt-d coliiiuns.
WANT ADS
4IJ.
iM3ti0
Announcements
C.Mlll OF THANKS
ANNOUNa:Mi:NT--OsilKs 6616. Uuallty
and service Tulsa UndertMhlns com
pany can ssv you one-half
XMT- .1 Bl I -T r II I
Kl'.NUHAI ilcalKna at a ri-asonabl price
at Tulsa's nrvesl flower shop. Cedar
III. SONOIIA FI.OWLIl HIIOl'. Ill 8
iiot-i.iinu.
LOST AMI I'tlllMI
FOUND Htray bird dojrj owner may havo
oy nesri ining. I all itssgq sit..
PtiUND A placo to net men's suits
cleanod and pressed right tor II .it
Tsrry Minors cleaner; one-day service
Ceds r 1 60.
KO UN I ILadles' lock el booh owner may
hav same (juallty Confectionery Third
and Cincinnati.
LOHT Letter fll rontalnlns correspon-
denco concernlns 'Alsen estata. File no
value to anyone except owner. Liberal
reward If returned to 101 Sinclair Illds.
LOHT o'll MTItA Viet)--LarK brllldle Jill
whne Jlmillsh hull.loK Ossgl 66
LOST (III MTIIA YHD 1'arrot. Bteen wilh
yellow head (Issife 1 449; row ard.
LOHT Iletween "itecond" and" MTh on
(Iu(hrle tr Herond and Hlsth on Denver
a liunrh nf keys. Call llulck hotel Ca-
ndor 4501.
LOHT" -lllack and white colli shepherd
bitch down-town anawera to name
"Mussina." Finder notify police head-
nuarters; reward.
CttHT I'alr of nose ftlasses In snd
Hprinss or on Matinford road; liberal re.
wa rd. Cedar 600
LOHT lllack leather has on Rand Sprlnas
car or park entrancei contains immey
and oihsr alusbl tlilnts: tinder may
keep money ond return has with coii-
lenla tn .Mrs. Colllos 711 8. Detroit
Ossito 6 (1 L .
r(ifiT flinsll watch chain with Meslian
66 Kold piece as c harm f rwnrd for
as me Ca II Osase 40 84-lt.
CoHT Oold flvorshsrp pencil In business
district. Wilt pay llbernl rewaid. Call
Osage 1016.1.
lTiHT li's'r liln platinum and diamonds
Tuesdsy afternoon reward. Call Ossga
Hi.
lTiHT In Kendall sildltlon on llruken
Arrow read Tuesday afternoon 1-
tmintba old. liter and while spottsd stt-
ler pup-fair Cedar 161
ItllWAIID OI-" 1100 I will pay stmv le-
ward for the arrest and cuiivletle-n af
thief of one mala hound whit and
yellow from my place elitht inlla
southeast of Tulsa or Information lend'
ins tu arreat and conviction of thlaf.
r K. Johiiaon. rout
Tula.
Lllll-ltAI. IIF:WAI1II for the return (if
bill folder puree with notes and 16 -Old
ptere. 0 K. Cincinnati.
Llift'l' Downtown lartte cameii pin worn-
an'a heed roses on hair necklace; le
ward. i'K I S2C
I'HKI'.I.Y I'MIIMIS.M
MAN inotnrlnK to California wanta s
or two people tor cainpauy; will start
Auttust "I 40-ll World.
TDK IIAIHOllA niaesss'e pnrlur mom 6
Detioll hotel 1JJ ft Third St I'hnne
Osace 484(1: hodlly III facial Itt sails-
fsctlnn Kiiar-antei.a.
u.Miiri
s.
ATTKNTItiN HAOIO FANS
Complete ladtij recelvlnff set. with
two ataire amplifier iMitlerles arid
niasnavox. IH6 alan a few odd
parts at bargain prlcta. (11 H.
Main. Osats 3111.
Ml.llltAI S.A
A LADY OBTKOI'AiTt- will oall at your
home and Rive treatments tin rharite
unleas helped. Ill . Ituatoh Mrs.
Wllliner Ci.iilston
FXiirMTTfT-r MATErTSTTy nftlftTAL
for confinement priest: prices resson-
slils; may work tor hoard bahlss sdapt-
ed Writ for booklet. Mre. T. II. Iins.
till R. Twent seventh lit.. Kansas
City. Ho
T?ST MAIN UATKitNtfT SANlTAItlUM
A home for the csre and protection nf
young women; rate reasonsblsi bsbles
sdopted. Dr. M. H Newmsn. medleni
director lt41 W Main. (iklahnmaCltji
Automobiles
AtfroMomi i-T iiiPsTT
AUTO IIHI'AIU specialists; e repair any
Wand of ca-. O Stringer. Oaase TIT.
CII1IA1' rORDH
Wo havo about fifteen For. la on which we
hsv. done no work and these we atu
nffeilng at very low prbes and on
liberal rerira
FOItrV C All I XCIIANOIl
311 K ! una Ossse toot
'l l .t'nAll I- 1 f 'lllnsf 't inud'ef
I it a I 0 lici cash b.-anc easy A
t li-lll 1" 19 L 1 lid.
p n
n 1 r . -v laf
Automobiles
Ti.Mniiirr liin hu.f. io
CAtTll.f.AV speedster' for" sale 1111 8.
Uulni-y.
OTiLh" Aern t:isht. eiultped with nlckete!
nniMi susinsry winiisnieids ansuiary
lights aide shields llnc Motometer
six wire wheels five new tiros one only
slightly worn thoroughly nverhsuled
and new )ub paint. The most beautiful
and atltnettv 6 passenger Inuring car
IneTriitsa; will sacrifice for IVT6 account
leavlnii city. Tills will go quick Call
i-eiiar sua
PorTt"li6.Vl)i!TKri lil ca.h." Hil" "!?.
-.TV Kn'm
Poll SAl.fi Thtee-psssenger ros. liter
cssh or Nood second tnortgag paper; If
ymi want a Car nnd see this on von
will buy riioi-e pfflco hmira Cedsj- IjilO.
FilAh ' tosdlsTer" "good inechanTcarcofidr.
Hon: lust repainted IITI cash or tea-
ennable tertna to teaponsihte tarty
usage 11T6 or In esr 016 llajrhi lie.
rnrt'TifLrtiaetlcelly new oldsmobile.
7-pascrser worth IT60 cash 1TI. usage
PTilt HAI.ri .ppvton esr. rhane Ossge
4!6.
Fi r H ft ' hOArmTKh ststier type In g ooil
sin re. mo. (or sale quick. Ill N.
Oram call afler I ii. lit.
FOB ttAI.H -Ceti elghl. good oondltlSn
gmid robber price l80. Oedsr TK-J.
l'OR "fA Lit-Ford" louring. I !li A-l eon-
dlrl.in; 8(l cash. It W I'Otla
VTili KaT- Peril touring. 'Jl model good
cnnitlilon. Price 1175. Home terms nil
X"IZ? 'n isis Ii Third St.
I'oTOlALB- Ford Inuring sooil tunning
.iiidltloli. I'tlra till 111 10 down. ba.
anc easy A In rum. 101 u. Third.
fofl BALM HID fiulek roadster wiilt
bit reck good condition lit. Ilrown.
field Cedar 8(14.
roilP pmnVffflV Rscellent tunning
ordari a bafsln. 681 H lloulder.
(IUA11 ANTWMD FOIID8
Llbetsl Terms
We rebuild the Fords we offer In
our own rehiilldlnK plant; eondl-
Hon of cat cusrsnleed. all tlllee
guaranteed. At this time we hsv
more than seventy Fords on hand
for )ou In choose front. Including
Mime estra-good values In cuspes
rsdstrs snd trucks
FOltD (Wit HXCHANOn
Atnhorlied Used Ford Hesters
III II. Hccond M. Osis 6001
FOIID COlTRfl . M
Now Is (he lime to buy a good used Tyrd
cuiipo he fur (he full rush sels In. We
have severs! ilandy coupes frloeil vety
teaaiinable. Tonus. ....
FOltD CAIt liXCIIANOn
III II Second. Ossga 1001.
FOit 8AI.U Uuod CsTlllac touring at s
hstgaln model llll. lit N. Main.
Osage 4401
Foil ALU "-Turd Inuring. '16 model good
running condition. - ptlce IT6 IIT.60
down halanie essyi a bsrsalir
1010
i:. Thltd.
Ci'iTi -Ai.lt IJUari' iwln-sls ooupe
1130 model In A 1 condition coet 11.600
now. This la His best used car barsalli
In Tulsa iiriiwrtnsiii. isair i
ptifl BAI.I1 Oil TIIA6G l'lva-passcnier
Haynes car good condition new paint
sml rubber want light roadaler or Fold
coupe. Illil r. oi. --. -" -
Foil MA LB OH Til A 1)13 Dodge ?ulnK
QOUpe. ItlJ C. Ol. Iuill. sq .a...
car; lirsi-ciaes iiibch-i. nt . u ...
lTtfT)HOl HI'UIJDHTF.H splendid ron-lllon.
fine d Ira wheels and tires new paint
IT60 best Hudson buy In Oklahoma.
HUICIi TOUIUNO. I10 model I4TI.
COl.l-J 6 perfect order. IITI.
HAYNKH SIX. touring 1110.
API'IJIIHON JACK ltAHIHT. tnllrldr IHO
ALHO 16 other good cats liasy paymsnta.
tow prices.
Fltl-.MOCAIt MOTOIt CO.
Cedar 1686 101-106 W. Second
pill iniuiinuin it. .
(JNH KOKfi rosdsleri good ss nsw to bs
sold at public auction naiuriiay si ih
corner ci Arouer ptu i- iiervniiw.
OV Hit LAND and Wlllys-Knlshl nwneta
I sin sgaln ready to lake cat nf your
rrpslr work. "Hervlc le my motto.
J. C. Wilson. 411 B. Frankfort. Ossga
7108.
MtirCTAt. TltltM RAI.12
We hav Just received a large shipment
of uuatanleed tubea and will aell at toi-l-n
nrlr.s for nest 10 daya- lOxlU
11.11 SlslU 11.10. list I1.00 11x4
ll. ss stxi sa.vs i.iri ii. ."7s
11.71 16s6 11.10 Also hsv aTood fresh
rusings St ss.se esrn.
ronn caii i:xciiAN(i)i A.
Ill II Hecond. Ossge 1008
r'AltflNO cranks hrsii gaskets snd
Kent steel starter gear (or any car
auto perls. II II. Hecond.
"bwaIuhoui Sj ll'.rtWil.l.UKIl
Authorised Ford Service.
Its ft rrsnkfort Av.
fhnn Cedsi lll.
W make driving vnur Ford a pleieur.
A personal service of superior qusllly
llessonsble cost snd courteous atten
tion
tJrfHD csra bought and soldi all stand-
ard mskeat open ventng anu numinr.
Used liilote Inc. 101 H. Main.
WTT IIAVi: (he a(ato agency for Kent
ateel slsrter gesrsi want live deal
era In etery townt get nur nroposltlont
auln owner Insists on Kent sears. Auto
Parts Co.. Ill t:. Mecond. 1'hon us
t )ssk 1761. i
WHY TAKF your car to garage when
you can have It repaired at home by a
tnechsnlo who csn furnish written era.
(Initials? For appointment call Osage
SOOT.
tVA'NTUD All kinds nf used csrs tn sell
on small commission ror privste owners
Used Csr Exchange. 411 N. Main.
tissue 4406.
VflUlt CAIt repaired nl your home gs
rsge or 1601 r.. Independence!
gusranieeu. uiim "r n-i.i - - -
ln I'Ult MOMTII lor dead storage. 116
- . ..... 11 . r. . . HO H.
lor live. lluiluil -.-
1. 11111 I t
It llfil'l'l CAHH at great bargains! call
OllClly Oarage. 110 N. Main. Ossg.
Hotline
SOLID TRUCK TIRES AT
SACRIFICI- PRICES !
iav.! r.rr trtx7
Cnn you use them nnd savo moncy7
W. C. MOKKIS filUIUU
SALES CO.
310-18 Knst Hecond Street
MAR"M 0NO WNERS
Huy your Mnrmon inrts at n dis-
count. Wo have n. laruo stock nf
.Mnrinnii parts for nil models. Knvo
'""W! C. NORRIS MOTOR
SALES CO.
316-18 Rnst Hecond Street
Call OsnKB 6300
DODQE ROADSTER ?375
1920 model In fine entitle; terms.
ROTH MOTOR CO.
408 South Peoria Cedar 188
NHW OAKY 2H-TON TUtTCIC
TJ.H.MH TO ItUHl'ONSIIl-
PAKTY W. C. NOriHIS MOTOIt 8ALK8
COMPANY
316-18 Kast Sttaond St.
I'hone OMRS 5303
CUT-RATE AUTO SUPPLIES
Lamps two-post electric $7.50 por set; Imrrol lamps t0; old lumps
nnt in m mi l.ittlrt Dantlv. 11: Hllver Uonm n-vrtiliir $12. our nrko 5.D0 snot
Utnpe tor Inclosed can 17.60; hendllht Uta Uhorty and Mclleth and
MorollRht nuw ono-liiilt price; itiRgiiiio cnrriurM. )i ou; suiisiiiinrs -.ou;
ii-nisr unlla. ii: dfiit rovers for till t-itrs. 14. 50; Ford Ion covers roadster.
(6; tourlnR III; now Kurd radiators.
(3. SO; lunch kits 13. 50 up; cold pntcn ;i euo ouv.
AUTO SALVAGE 215 East Second St.
Automobiles
Ai'TTiTiiHiirilS roit "kai.f. to
'OH SALB (Vrs of all kin's BOl7Tor
ptlsate owners at great bargains Terms
to suit. Used car Bicbanne ltl N.
Main. Ossge 4101.
FOR SALE
1021 Hudson 7-prtH8. touring
car A-l condition new pnint
5 new Ecdornl cord tires.
Phone Osngo 1385
OAltV TUUCJt I'AIITS
IltlDA MOTOIt I'AUTH
SKKIsDON A.M5 I'AHTS
TI.MKI5N AXI-B PAIITH
AT A DISCOUNT TO YdT
W. C. "JOHKIS MOTOR 8AIKS
COM TAN Y
316-18 ItAST 8HCONI) fT
:t!6 E. SECOND STREET IS
THE PLACE TO BUY
USED CARS
WrcWC KND Sl'KCIALS
Ilillok "1" 225
Htlldelmller "6" $225
Ilillok "6' (So
Illllclc "1" (300
Dnrt Tourlnn $150
TI3IIMS TO SUIT TOU
SBVKUAIi MOKM TO CIIOOSB
rnoM
LOOK 'KM OVKIt
W. C. NORRIS MOTOR
SALES CO.
Osiiko 5102
VB ni:iIKVB IN THK JOUDAh
FOR SALE
Ono Typo C. O. Ilny. City Oil Field
Winch at n ImrKtiln. Just rlnlit for
iuilllnit tuhlnK nnd rods.
Cnll Oniigo 5302
Wo Aro Mnkinp; Tulsa
A Stadllbalkir
lit doiiiK this we are trading
for a niimlicr of used cars that
wo know aro worth the
money and will sell
Packard Twin Six Special.
Peerless Eight Touring.
McKarliuit! '18 Touring.
Cadillac 57 Roadster.
Haynes '18 Tpuring.
Dodge Scdnn new paint.
And a few others.
TERMS
THOMAS MOTOR CO.
Call Cedar 151
G17-23 South Boulder
CONTINlJNTALi MOTOIt PARTS
AND TIMKKN AXI-I3 I'AItTH
WE IIAVK A LARClK STOCK
ATTItACTIVH DISCOUNTS ARE
Ol'KURED
W. C. NORRIH MOTOR SALES
COMPANY
316-18 Knst Hecond St.
l'honn Oshro 300
TMIKII lnT
I'Oll HAL)' Ford ton-truck and -terhsns
sis ootii in nrsl-ciasa sliap. alight
Irad. Oler. Ill I:. Klsih Ht.
I'O'l HALK A 1-lotl Ileuubllo true-.
I'h.-ine Cedar 400.
AUTO Htll'I'I.IKrs ANI IIFI'AlKft'il
IIMAllINnn
Tlmkan New Deparlurs. Hyatt Ford
i-oiiw. imrittt stock oi auto supplies
In Tulsa.
IIAYNKS.I'ATIIICK AUTO SUITLY CO.
101 II. Hecond St. Cedar 111
TM'AIiis-na
Tltnken Hyatt. New Departure- Ford
parte ivo carry in latgest stock cf
auto supplies In Tulsa; mall ordsrs
ahtpped ssme dsy as received.
'Wve flnt the flnorfi."
IIAVNBH I'ATIIICK AUTO BUPrt.T CO.
ill ii eueonu si. I'tiona csdar 161.
I'UKFIICTION HILHNT
1'IIIKlt T1MINO (IHAIta
There its non better
IV hav a complete stock
Carson Auto dp daily Co.
Ill 1 1 b'eoond O.sga lilt
Tulsa Okla.
VOUH CAIt repaired at your home gs-
rage guaramve! satisfaction by relia-
ble ineolianlo. Call Ossg 4161-Iti Kvl
. Fourth Ht.
CAIt tiKM rOll""lli:NT"" ' "" 11
A OAItAOR for rtnt very reasonable. Ill
. Victor St. usage CUP. '
FlIiST-Cl.AfH one car garag for rent.
Ill f Thl..l l..a S S K.
316 VT. Tbtrd. Ossge 1116.
(LVIIAOB FOH
nlCNT-UUi N. Main.
Csdur 161
MtirtiitCiX'iTiTtt t.si iiicvcCrjT'il
FOH HALB Pafliflnlsr bicycle soik
roiiaiiiuii ss. iuiee I' lower anop
lobby of lloblnson building
U'ANTIHI tUTOMOIIII.r.S It
USUI) CAftS boucht and sold cu smalt
eommlsalon no storage. rremocsr
Motor Co nn W Mecond Cedsr till.
WAlsTED Ford roadster or murine!
must be ctiean for cash. Federal ruling
Hlatlon 8101 i; Federal.
(13.60 and old ono; Ford wheels new
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