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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1920.
WORLD
HEAVINESS IN
STOCK MARKET
Foreign Selling Caused
By British Strike
"Affected Prices
UNCOVEREDWEAKNESS
Almost Entire List Slumped
In Spite of Easier
Money Kates
vV YOHK, Oct. IS. lorolgn
,. . ' iirccipltnted chiefly liy tho
,.' , . .if the Hrltish miners, nnd do
offcrtrg, originating mainly
t . i.r..r points, were Urn restrain
i.,if' .i ..t'titew of Mondny'H ilult an J
h. f"'k market.
T - lirltlsh Induatrlnl crisis wits
in . ly responsible tor another
, f, , lripo In rates of exchange
i.dun, Merlin bllla falling to
i, . t-l quotations for thu cur
r. ir movement.
o.p's nnd equipments, nils, Junior
riN shippings, textiles and leathers
Wim. tho vulnerable features of the
rt tc lctrkot.
r ili r conditions ruled In the
mmry market. An opening rnto of
? ,.. r c-nt for call loans Mulct until
tho last few minute, when offerings
mm made- nt 6 per cent.
Independent Oil Clerk". .
-i , Hosing bill mil asked prices of
ir'.. n.leni oil stocks nn th New York
,,-b Monday. reported by Houston,
j-1 &. in..
A 'arMfl Petroleum
r:tvv-o.7oM
c 1 n A Co. (new)
) " lasln
v '.ml
1' t.-lll
, . r. tr (new)
M it Oil
1 tv . at tiffining .......
m : i I'll
y it -I Oil. I'M
in aisrs i
,i .i
P, ov
' s'l.n Wyo
, I'vK
I it I "II
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Hid. Asked.
. SH 3
1 4
Hi 7 VI
, 7'.i
8 k 8 '
. IS sw
, 4ti
. 15H UVi
, 14 H !I1
, 14 160
t :
, l a
ps s
9 10
. 15-1 1
14 2
e ....
, 47 t
T4 7;
t' C
, a svi
, :i :o
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. 85 86
, in
r I i ilnma O. & K
t.n'ig'"n
Mac" Hi Oil
I iii rU
tV.lly Oil
;i' ii .nil, common
Sii '.' m.l. pfd
Mud ' Malo Oil
fifnn.liir.l Oil Mocks.
Thu closing bid and asked prices of
tt)drd Oil tnil(ii on the New lork curb
Uttirday as reported by fitrandberg, Sic
3,,y Co.. wero a. follow..
Anrto-Amcrloan ,fl'
Ml P.rtlnlnir 1?? MS?
Ii. rr.f Hi rym 4i" "
nmt' Tire
I i-.-.b. miih J JJJ
Cm -HI "J 1;
Tru 'nt Pips Line JJ
i r h ii.nO Pip" 1" J
Kurrka Pin J-Ino HJ 12
lliln Hlir.i commori 4J 4
n,.. a m pM 5
lllm.H Pipo ij; 15;
lr.ldnn I'lim 0t "
Nad Trnt .
N T Trsnit. 1" J I'
Nor P U
nh "11 3"
rrmn. nil A Oil" tS 5J
l'rairl Plpa l.lno Jl'l S
Po! I'-flnlni: JJJ JOJ
Kou'hei-n Tlpo 117 1JJ
P, Pcnna. Oil 5JH 112
H r. nna. Plpo f .'J
H'unlarrl t Calllurnla 551 J
lltinlanl of Irulliin l '00 710
Standard of Kunraa t J J ;4J
8'anl.ir.l o Krnluc:y .... 450 476
Hla- .lard nt Nrbrkn .... 430 440
Mai'laril nf Nnw Jcrsoy ... S0 0C0
Man 'rl of Nw York .... J '2
trnJar.l of Ohio 400 410
Kw m & Finch 0 70
V T Una 115 H5-
Varu-jm i 3 47 IJ-1
Washington Oil 30 ii
llnnce of l'rlrra.
Th ranBo of prlcea. aliowtne tho hleh,
Inw and Inat aalu of oil alock on the Naw
Y irk curb mnrket Monday, aa reported by
Houilon, Klblo & Co.. were aa follows:
HlBh. Low. Laat,
Pes. Wyo 1 1-1 i
lloone 3 1H I
Vtirnl fi JS 5'i
ll-an Is iVn 1,
Sluma 10 10V 104
While Oil 24 2i 34
All Pctr SH a'i 4
Cwden 7i t S
F..k liasln 1
fialrna 44 44 4t
nip' nock t I'i .1 ,
Mcrttt 14 14 14H
Ml'lwrnt ItfflnlnB , 14U 14IVi 119
1m Petr US 16 1" .
C!.ffy 31 334 32
Pkiily 9 0i OVi
Praiiie Plpo 311 130 31
P O. Col 133 320 331
S r, i,i 702 OS 703
SON. T S7 37 377
Liberty ltonila.
York Oct. 1". I.lbtrty bonds
CI s J JVsa J02.Hi first 4a. fl.tO hid:
spKiml 4 MS. 44, first 4U MS.fOi second
n 113 SO, third 4 Vis f D0.T3 ; fourth 44s
Victory 3S 190.13; Victory 41ia
1-S 0k.
NMv York Ki linnr.
NEW TO UK. Oct. 1. Prima mercan
tile parer 8. eiehanire wsaki sltrllnc SO
Oaj til p commercial t.0-riuy bills
on tianka liJIS, commerclnl C0-day bills
I '.. demand tl.UHi cablea 13.43.
Imncs, ilimiiml t.tt, cables 41,
M.i-ks, demand 1.41: cablea 1.41.
N-w York eicbanno on Slontreal SH Pf
Ci-i i il . .'aunt.
'I . eintmni nnd railroad bnid steady,
nn e loans atoady, 60 daya, 9p days and
ii ntli 7o8 per cent.
Produce
ChleiMrw I'rmliire,
ciiicnn, oot. m. llutter weak, cream
trs 4MfM4c Kke unsettlf.t, reeclpts
4 '3 rae. firsts 67(tjefic. ordinary
tin's ilisio; nt mark, raaea Included.
4' 'I'll., standards not qunted. atoraKD
r .i-d flrats (HtOlc, refrUertttor firsts
m imiTv alive lower: fowls general run
" . nrlngs J3Vio, ttirktys 30o.
Clllrngo ridiitoes,
fllic.nn. out. IS Potatoes firm on
' ' " .ii on white northern, early
'hu- i ?54f t us, nnrthern while, sacked,
''' ul It.tOU 168. llecelpts 04
, . . Hansns City Produce.
hN-H city Ott. It - -Putter, cream
ery ..( lW-- Iff, It- T- n ,l.u,d K.
J( roultry'wealt l'ota'toes', I1.95U2 60
WE have all bIzoh now
and used casing nnd
lino plpo for immctll
no dellvory. When In nocd
0' plpo call us. Whon you
havo plpo to soil, call us. Wo
buy abandoned lines and
Icason.
Standard Pipe Co.
Ovago 9036
240 lloblnion llldg.
MARKET PAGE
New Wk KtiM-k 1.1. t.
Pale in
lOn lllsh l,nw Last
Am. lleet BuKr ... 5 74V, 71 S 7JS
Am. Can I ,ul,4 lj jjh
Am. Car A 1'drr. ... 10 111 nil: tin.
Am. Hide U, l td., s COS lil, 11
Am. Int. Corp 16 7it 71S 73S
Am. Iicninotlvs ... 10 MS nil, MS
nm, i.insee.I
Am. Nmell. gt Hef
12 70S (IIU 6S
6H IIS MS
Am. Hurar 1 101 lots 1 0 J s
Am. Sum. Tiil.aoco.. 13 US 6S 0S
Atn. Tel. At Tel 21 100; IS 100',
Am. Woolen 61 71'. 6S 70 "4
Anaron.lt UopKr .. 10 60S , 10
Atchison 27 Si H
Atl. Coast I.ln .... 14 a7 4
All., (lulf A W. 1.. S HS't 111 HIS
Iialdwln laco Ht IHS 1114 HIS
Halt. Ohio 42 lS 47S 47S
Heth. Hleel "11" .... f.l 71V, 70 7H
Canadian l'anifio ., VI l."S 131 1I4S
Central I.Mtther .... 1 41V, 41', 41 S
Chandler Motors ... 12 SIS I3V& M
Ches. ft Ohio 14 1 61 C7
Chic, Mil, ft Ft. 1'.. 41 414 424 424
Chic, H 1. V Pan... 6 57s, 17 t
chino CnPi,r 16 US 21 21
Coca Cola 12 21 S 314 10
Colo. 1'unl A Iron... 1 I lU US 144
Corn ProdultH to MS MS MS
Crucible meet Ill U0V, 129 129S
Cuba Cane gugar ..II lis 32S II
llrle 11 IsS MS IIS
lleneral Itlectrle ... Hos 1 n
llctieral .Minor 37 1M 114 14
lireat North., pfd... 12 so, ss tl
Ireat No. Or.. (JUS.. 2 l, 24S I S
Oulf males ft eel ., 1 10', 4s 49
Illinois Crntrul .... J 154 US b4
Inspiration Copptr.. ir. 44S 41 1; 41',
Int. Mer. Mar., pfd . 16 70 69 60s
Int. Nickel II IIS 17S 17S
Int. Paper t 74S 7IS 744
Krnneeott Copper .. 4 224 22S 23S
I.oulsvllls A Nush.. 1 107 V, 187 S 1014
Mexican Petrol 166 IS J ms US',
Miami Cupper 2 l'J 19 10
Mlddlo plates Oil . 102 II", IIS 13S
Mldvale Hlenl 15 34 I II
Missouri 1'si-Iflc ... 1 29'j 274 274
New York Central.. 19 2S MS MS
N. Y, N. II. & II 22 31 IIS 314
Norfolk . Wistern.. S I1H 0Vs 0J4
Northern l'aclllc . . 32 91 tin I'O
l'uro Oil 394 39 36S
Okla Prod & Hef... 1 3S 3 3S
l'an-.m. Petrol. ... 61 to', MS S
I'ennalvnnln 11 41S 43 41S
Pittsburgh A, AV. Va. 10 37 S 31S 30S
Hay Cons. Copper... 3 14 II 14
HesdliiK 220 Im'4 07S 97S
Hep. Iron A Hteel .. 29 77S 764 70V1
Hoynl Dutch, N. V.. l tois 77V 77S
eab()arll Air I.lne xlo
.Seaboard Air U. pf.l xl7Vi
Hhell Trans, & Trad. 6 4S 46S 41
Klnclalr Oil & Iter. . . C7 3:', 31U 3IS
Hloss.,Hhet. Fleel . I. 2 67 S 67 67 S
Southern Pacltlo ... 33 100 OSS 01 V,
Pouthcrn Hy C2 11 31 31
Southern Hy., pfd... 3 64 S 614 6IV4
fUaml. oil, N. J., pfd. 17 HISS 106S lots
Ktudsbuker Corp. .. 61 67S 1S 17
Tennesseo Copper .. 2 04 9S 94
Teias Co CD 60S 4S 40
Texas & Pacltlo.... 60 22 20 21 S
Tobacco Prodiieta ., S 664 654 65S
Transcontinental Oil 4 12 It', US
t'nlon Pacltlo 27 1274 126U 136S
ITnlled fruit 3 206 4 201 206
V. H. Ton.! Products 10 49 49 494
U. H. I ml Alcohol.. 11 H(, kS HIS
U. H. Holall Stores.. 15 73 4 "2 72S
V. H. Hubber 61 7S 764 7(,
1.'. .1. Steel 210 SSS sS 7
U. B. Hteel. pfd 4 10S 107S 10S
t'lah Copper 16 674 4 S
Va. Cam. Chun. .. 6 60S 69 69
Western Union .... 2 us MS 8S
Weatlnnhouee Hlee... 2 47 S 47', 47 S
Wlllys-Ovcrlanil . . 3a 11 MS 114
j Hid.
Total sales 178.000.
ONIItioOront, "-a HTAOt KTAOI HTAOll
COTTON AFFECTED
BY BRITISH NEWS
Market Steady Greater
Part of Session But
Closed Weak
NEW QKLHANS, Oct. 18. Hc
nuwed wenknewi nml new low lcvclti
for the season wcro rcKlstored In
tho trailing of cotton Monday, tho
market being ndvcrtioly nffcotcil hy
foreign news after showing pro
nounced uteadlncss ilutlnu; a good
pnrt of the seaNOn. Tho close was at
net Ioksos for tho day or GO to SO
polntu.
Tho opening was lower and tho
decllno pcrslHtc.1 on Hilling due to
tho Knglish coal striko and to thu
continued rcfiwil of government
banking officials to meet tho de
mands of cotton producers for n
more liberal financial policy. As tho
market fell It mot a Ktrong demand,
partly from covering Bhorts, but
mainly from thu traders who were
taking tho long Hide on tho belief
that cotton had reached an Invest
ment basis and the market swung
smartly upward.
For n while tho market hold n
good tone hut selling Instantly fol
lowed tho report that tho Scottish
railroad unions had gono over to tho
coal minors' support. Tlio close wan
near tho bottom.
New Orlftitrs l'littirf-s.
NKW OHLKAN.". Oct. It. Rutt.ni ilusej
steady at 11 net docllnn of 60 to 10 points
lllch. Irfiw Close
October 18 65 17 11 17 60
December 1.."1 17 It 17. 20
January 18 11 17 03 17 07
March 1 01 17 00 ,7 06
Stay It M 16.112 16.12
Nnv York. iiliirea.
NEW YOHK, Oct- II Cotton clocod
easy.
llleh. I.nw Closo
December Is 48 17 so it 90
January 18 H 17 'S IT 86
March 18 06 17 it 17 60
May 18 16 17 63 17 66
New York Spots,
NHW YOHK, Oct. II. Spot cnt'on
quiet: middling 20.60.
Nev Orleans Spots,
NT.W OHI.ENR, Oct. 16. C" lion spot
steady: quotations revised. nliPli'nK I 0
points lower: sales nn tho sp.-t "6 bii'.s
arrive 723. Low n uMllnj; 17 75 totit ns
11.76, Koud middling 20 76. Hcteipta 7,(3...
stock 336.696.
PHILIP KATES
Lawyer
Now Ijooatcd 23S Kenncily nitls.
I'limio O-mgo MIS
General 1'ractlco
Electric Welding
We weld machinery In place without
taking It apart. No preheating re
quired. No warping out of shape. Lea,
delay and expense.
We weld anywhere, anytime.
Call for our welding truck equipped
with welding machlno and compressed
air tools for chipping, grinding, drill
,r.r and sandblasting.
Tho
Seidel Engineering
Company
'hilMi, Oklahoma
Office nnd Works 1 1303 Admiral
l'hona Osage 141
"Let I'a Sero You."
FEDERAL BOARD
CAUSES SLUMP
Failure to Obtain "Relief
In Credit Situation
Is Discouraging
CllICAOii, Oct. 1. Hears had
thu ndvant.uro In the wheat market
Monday, owing chlofy to the Hr'tlsli
coal miners' utrlko nnd to a sharp
break In sterling exchange, l'rlecs
closed heavy 1 :N4o to a 3-io net
lower, f'orn lost 1 6-80 to 2o utid
oats 1 l-2c to G-.c to
I'Hllure of agricultural Interests to
KCl encouragement from 111 federal
refijrvn bnard as to obtaining credit
to hold fur in productn tended nhio to
Inspire Milling. Corn and oats gave
way with wheat, dCKplle signs of
some further export buying of corn.
Chlrueo I'liluren, '
Open. It Ik Ii. I.nw. Close.
Wheat
Jee 12 to 12.114 12.074 11.11
Star I 06 2.064 2.t 2 03
Corn
Dee 16 4 8 7 4 .S .86S
May 90S .91 .88 .89
Oats-
Dec 66 .66 US .66
May
.60S .614
60?
.r.o
Ktinane I'lty niluren.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 18. Close! Wheat
December 13 08: March I98, Corn
December 79SU79U1 Jlay 62.
Kansas City Cash tlniln.
KANHAH CITY, Oct. 18 Close Wheat
iinehanged to fc lower, No. 1 hard 12 10
Wl 13: No. 2 hard K.OOftl.ll; No, 1 red
13 26. No, 2 red 3.36v:.:0.
Com unohiinKeil lo 6o lower: No, 2
nils ill l No. 2 white 91c: No. 2 yellow
11.01.
Oats 1e lower: No. 2 white 6SOI6Hc;
No. 2 mixed 66ci No 2 red 66c. live 11.61.
Kafir und mllo mnlle 11.1001.93.
Clilcngo Cnsh drain.
CltirAnO. on. 11. Cash wheat No. 1
hard i2.:itf2.23i No. 2 hard 12.18
3.21 S-
Corn No 3 mixed 92334ci No. 3
jellow 92SfJ914e
Oats No. 3 white CSSltCSSc.
HjeNo. 2 II 74V1.764.
Parley 85cl( (1 08.
VMbte Htipply nt (Irnln.
NP.W YOHK. Oct. II The visible sup-
pity of American and bonded strain shows
the following changes:
Wheat, Increased a. .100, 000 bushels.
Corn, Increased 662.000 bushels,
Oats, Increased 3.312.000 bushels.
Hye. decreased 711,000 bushels
Hark), decreased 188,000 bushels.
Dally Cotton Table.
Port
Movement Mid. Hec. Hales
New Orleans.. 18 75 7,496 1.481
(Islveston 23 00 21,212 3,324
Mliblln 19 36 101 ....
riatannah 10.76 6,164 212
Charleston 363 ....
Wilmington ..18,60 1,013 ....
Texas Clly
Norfolk 18.23 1.002 100
Hultlmoro
lloslon 21.00
Philadelphia. 20.76
New York 20.60
Minor porta
Htoek
216.6911
268,316
4.221
96,714
230,822
40,283
6.60
28,008
2.801
16.100
4,62.1
31,661
4,677
Total today 36,794
Total for week. . . .71,616
Total (or season.. 1,077
070,
7'tV,
306,
286,
311
iii
577
Interior movement.
Houston
. .10.01
17.971
4.801
3.076
753
i.iii
1,129
800
307
Memphis ...
Augusta ..
St. I.ouIh ..
Atlanta ...
I.lttlo Hock
Dalle.
MonlBomory.
. .20.00
. .19.60
. .20 00
. .11.65
. .20.25
. .17 60
11.76
.531
9
926
617
876
1,710
200
Total today
.38,610
693.606
rntlntiseed Oil IVrnk.
NHW YOHK. Ort. 18. Affected by
southern and western selling, a weak cruds
msrket and abseticu of nutsl.ln support,
cottonseed oil was weak nnd lower loday,
closing at a net loss of 20 tn so points.
Pales 14,300 barrels. Prime crude 7 (0f
8 00, prime summer yellow spot dosed
10 CO; October 10 60; December 11.07,
March 11.22, all bid. Prime winter !
low und summer white, nominal,
Ner York Mrtnls.
NKW YOHK. Oct. 18. Lead eaev; spot
7 26 Mine ipilet, Kast Ht. I.ouls delivery
spot 7.20W7.35.
At London- Lead, spot 36 e; futures 34
15s. Mine, spot 39 7s 6d; futures 40 7s 6.1,
liar silver, domestic 994c; foreign 79Uo;
Sluxlcan dollars 604cr
Call Money Steady.
NKW YOHK, Oct. II. Call money
steady; high 7. low C, ruling rate 7
closing bid I. offered at 7; last loan 6,
Honk acceptances OS.
Texn I.Hrstork,
TOUT WOHTH, Oct 18 rattle He
celpta 8,600. 16026c down, heeta 6 OOel
9 00, cows and heifers 13.601.00; calves
13.606 !l 60
Hogs -Itrcelpla 1.000; 25c lower, light
Ml lOWH.tt, heavy 314 26 14.60. mo
S12 750146, pit's 1 0 ou f 1 2.00.
Hheep -Hecelpta 1 000 stcnty, lambs
15 00 nil 60. yearlings 7 60i 8 60; weth
ers (C.OOWk.24, ewea I3.O0W6 00.
MWHiNERY&WECnnGE Ctti
PHONE CtbkR HAS h
Mi, cincisswi. urui tut.5 usis.
For Sole at a
Bargain
Four one H. P.
to 8 H. P. Gaso.
line Engines.
RECEIVER'S SALE
In purauanco of an order of
the lnstrict (,'uuit of Tulsa
County. Oklaliomn, the under
signed, ns receiver, will sell nt
pu .llc sale to the highest and
best bidder for cash, subject
to confirmation by tho court:
14,191 Feet of Second-
Hand Four-inch line pipo.
18,770 Feet of Second-
Hand Three-inch Lino
Pipe
to bo sold nt 2 p. m. on Octo
her 21. 1 9J0, nt Fifth Street
and Midland Valley tracks,
Tulsa, Oklahoma;
Also 9,899 Feet of Second-Hand
Three-inch
Line Pipo
to bo sold nt 3 p. in. on Octo
bor 20, 1920, at Jloulder and
Cameron atroots, Tulsa, Okla
homa; Fald plpo subject to Inspec
tion upon application to tho
undersigned at his offices In
the Kxchango National Hunk
building,
LEE DANIELS,
Hecelvcr
i A
Livestock
OMftllnmu t.llrttk. 1
OKLAHOMA CITY 1 11 t levants
Hen Ipts ItiOO. srnersllv 78r lower, most 1
Iv .n .ows Steers 16 8" T 1 1 IP , rows alii
ii..fsia tJIOsieo, mim 1 1 00111. no.
St, , hers and feeders ll?l(M8o. i
lloss Heeeiiils .nl IMrli-o lowsri
I' 111 10, bulk 111 7lii II io.
KniKii, Cllv l.lirtnel..
. IvVNVH CITY, Oct II -lttl s.
r.-ifis 11099: bef steers slow steady tn
hlaher, ton 111 no, mnnns ami bulls
f li.m-r, bulk ramieta urouml 11.00. at
...ws and hellers fully fin fowir, spots
tn. i, ralvs II lo 60c l..wr, eloslnif dull,
es'r.me lop vealera llloo
ll..s lleeeli'ls i'.ooii, j(c lower than
I Hatiirilnv's averaate, prneilcal ton 111 (10:
'"" jlii.l" Hulk I. eilium and heavy
lllrntfliao. kooiI and clmlce 180 tu Ho
t'. 'ii .l hi.js lll,otn.76, Msrai strung, heat
SI' ' Kers III. HI,
.xi,H,iesttpts l.ooo, theep and -r
1lna steady, top yearling t0: fat
Isinba steady lo strong, too natives 111 71;
tlTVY"" ' '"lr laniba stssjy, lisst
.....-'lllr,," llioI'Mk.
, ' '',rAn. '4. 18 i attle Hoeelpts
"r, nun, iiisniy mostly cominnti
to fslr, npenln sales beef nnd butcher
I 4iltl Htieienly lowei : bulk gooit and
chl .'irH flS.aOIT IS bulk grassy
Units 10.00O14 !6i cows largely J6.0nf
0 18. b.ilirn hulls 6 0oikl6, ,-alvea 10a
,"T'.,r .hi'i'iA!".,, '4 f'0ll 6, grassy
calves l. 009110 80, best fceilsrs slow; nth'
'jib dun nnd loner: leieipts westerns il,.
llOll, market dlliugy early, bids aharnlii
lower
lings llecelpts 10,000, opening loeilo
!!" ': bulk light and bi,n'h,. lt in..
1866 bulk pacliing piiwa IlltOtflllti
piss largely ;, trr ' ",M
Sheer.- Merl.ta :noeo. f,t ,n,hs opsn-
. '''':'' westein ntisi.1,11
i! ''"'I' "es'ty. l"i western well,.
H'ilil - -t yrl1" '7' '"P natives
c
In the OH Fields
A'ciir $8,5001000 Oil Taken
Paid Throuuh Pipe Line.
WASHINGTON, 1). ( Oi t. r: i
Taxes atnutinllng to s IM.uriQ wcro
collected during the fiscal year
ended with Juno 30, Inst, from oil
cairlcd by plpu lines, according to
a preliminary teport of tho operas
Hoiih of tho bureau of Internal rev
enue which has Just been Hindu pub.
Ho by thti treasury department.
This was nn Increase nf 2,s'l2,iRil
over tho collections of 15, HOI, 093
lephrteil fin- tlii- flu, a! ye;,,-, l'J ill.
Total collection for the year, as
shown by the report, amounted to
ri,ls.07D.li'.tt, nn Inereaso of
1 . 5 T. 7 . U 2 r. . ,T f f S over Hi" cnlloctloni
for tho fiscal year 1018. Of tills In
crease, all hut $201,000,0011 ini
collected from tho Incomo ami ex
cess profits taxes. i
Other collections nf Interest to tho
oil Industry during tho year worn
f 130,784. IS I from tho lax on
freight, nn Increase of I 1, 438, COS
over 11)19; JlT,r,07,703 from ex
pres:i packages an Inereaso of
$3.3115.802; $9S,S05,O0l from person
al transportation, nn Incrouso of
$21,914,312; $0,074, 592 from sent.1
and 'berths and slaternonis, nn In
crease of $177,759; and tSC.RJ l,S7fi
from teleginph nnd long ilHHmcn
telephone megfingeH, nn Inereaso of
$8,755,042.
Tho cost of oporntlng tho in
ternal reventio servlco during tho
year wai 55 cents on each $100 col
lectcd. 2 cents on the $100 morn
than tho cost of the preceding year.
It Is shown that approximately $90.
000 was expended by the govern
ment for enforcing tho provisions of
the child labor act, but tho tnxen
collocted under tho law n mount tn
only $2,380.
An Interesting featuro of tho re-
I nnrt Is that while tho liquor and to-
iiiiccn 1 .i.xcs in lau'j lormeti ill) in
Brooklyn Oil & Gas Co.
l'lUHHTLIlH
Drilling HimIs
rlionest Crilnr pro Osage 7lflll
1118-317 llnlilii.nil Hide.,
Tl l.SI, OKI,.
J. A. PRINGLE
OIL PRODUCTION
Lenses. Drilling Contracts. 1
905-00 Kennedy llldg. I
l'hono Osaso 9250 ,
JYovo Triplox
Pumping
Outfit
1 1 iTfntrTiwrnTiwiiwiM.TriwiiiwMMw
I 8l ass
Your Power
Problem
ASK us about it. Perhaps
Jfl Novo Reliable Power is
what you need.
If it is, we'll tell you so. If it
isn't, we'll tell you so and
our engineers will tell you what
they think you do need.
Novo engine no;
Clarence E lieuwnt. VUcPrcs tOcu Mpi
Jfactorjr anil Main OfJIco, Laniinj, Mich.
p. r cent of the bureau's total cn'
lit'ti.ms, In lOiO tliooo IftMH
nttli'lililod nnly to S.Otl per cent of
tbn receipts,- The Oil weekly.
Wildcat tiny in Hopkins
Count y, Texan.
rin tie Jttll. Hlliiitlon has been di
rected to Hopkins county In imrtli
c.ist TeSMs Whero the wllilentlct s
have started operation In "anient.
Them Is now a total of five tests
iolng dntvn, two of Which tiro rnturv
i Mf f its nnd showings Imvn linen en
ci'Uiiteretl mound six hundred fi i t
in two of the tests. It Is underst I
lint iwinilier il Is inuvlng In south
'f Hiilphur HprluuH In the Iteilv
Springs section and Will start opei .
itlons Klirrtly.
Kevcral years ngjo two tests were
made In Delta county which adjoins
ll"pkln counly on the north nnd
evnrm gond showings were picked
up but s.ilt water gave them some
Utile trouble and theno teals were
finally abandoned.
Much I'.ipp Is held (list llopkllll
cminty nlll develop Into it fluid as
unite a number of local genluglsta
have ynne- iivtr that section thin
year
In the Hourbon County
Pool.
Henry A l'orter lias completed
four nefv wells on Ills J. A. Hhlro
innn farm In tho Mouth half of 19
E 7-23, Hourhnti counly, Kansas,
.ivcrniilng 30 to 50 hairels eneli. Tliev
me numbers 3D, 3S, 3',) and 13, on
the ilinvi' lease,
Mr. I'orler'.i number 37, 40, II
arid 12 wells am drilling, nnd all
will 1 each pay within tbn next few
d.tv They are nil Hmlde locations,
iticnrdlng to Mr. l'orter, who frankly
Mates that ho does not expect any
dt v holes.
Mr. Toiler has IB morn wells lo-
ated and Ktarted drilling which ho
expects to have ciilnpleled by
Cliilslmns, ell of which urn Inside
locutions. 'I'h 1 1 Is tlin flint hiavy
oil territory where air coiuptes'ilon
ban been tried out, und tho result
so fur has been n marked Improve
ment In color and gravity, utatcs
Mr. l'orter.
Look for a Tax on Gasoline.
MIsh I,evnssciir, who Ii back from
New York says that tho oil men nr
nil anticipating a tax on gnaollne, on
sugar, coffee Hint tea. Hlie says Hint
the nil tncii nre all conflil"nt thai
the tax will bn put on because It
mine from Tulsa In the first place
and there It therefore no objection
to It. Of course thero Is no doub
but Hint Un refiners will take I in
mediate notion nml stop any ngltu
tlon nlong that lino, nn there Is no
telling how high tho lax will bo after
II )ihm been oncn levied. Thero Is
FOR SALE.
fi0r$ pouiula Mngiicsto Hinder.
M. OAUIIOU.
710 S. rrlscn. Osngp 17311
NUW
OSACH MAP
Ihowlng prnducllon to date, pur
rhssers, prices paid, and dates of hII
I'irmer ssles, also acreugo to bo aold
October 12th,
Meets Kvery Hequlremenl,
ti'ksa n.voiNKnm.vt; .t
NUl'I'liY CO.
1'ulsii, Okla. I'limio Osage S330
STRANDBERG,
McGREEVY & CO.
Mi-.Miirns
New York Htock Kichani
1 lilcsgo Hoard of Trade
Netc Orleans Cotton Kichang
lMUVATH WIUI'.S
8TOCKM, CHAIN, CO'l'l'O.V
I ibeMy ll'inds b'.ught snd soli
(.LOIKil, l H1M:lt, Manager
I'llONIJ 7200
121 Hii.t 'I bird hi. (Hotel TnUv.)
(3M rII
Novo Power in particularly
fitted for oil field work by
Ha proi en reliability
j t i 1 i m nn part It whv a lav should
, 1 o put on Pecatlve It will ccrtalnlv
: .1.1 away wllh any sin tuxes on
Sinclair Get a Illy Well in
Mexico.
The Sinclair tSinaollilnled Oil eor
pot.ited hi ought In n 1I one yealnr-
1 . 1 v on lot (11, Amallan, Meilm, good
fm in eMtiuntMil proilucllim of fioin
, anno to HO, 000 barrels dally.
fatten hogs and steers
Uctllng Iti'iuly for ll SiMillmonleru
l.lvcMock Kxlillilt.
"pel HI lo the World.
IC'Ni'A.V nit. Is. --The county
agent of Mtephens lotinty reports
that he ha received notice from the
National Diiroo Jersey ltecord of
IViirln, III,, announcing tho pig fat
tening content to begin on Novem
ber 1, and (hat all pig club npsmbnrs'
hogs will be leg Is tried f'l the sum
of $1 for tills cililest; Hie tegular
price Is $1.60,
The county ugent sUilea that the
linn futtem il during the content will
be shipped lo Oklahoma City to be
exhibited Individually and In car
bits at the Hoilthwealern Mvratnik
show in February. Tho hogs to be
rationed am pigs from Hie gills sold
to club members Inst spring through
tho Co-operative Mvestn. k associa
tion. The county agent expecta to
send not leas than two car lots.
The ateer rationing nontest starts
October 16, and the nnliualH fat
lened during that period will also
be exhibited at tbn show. I'resl.
dent Mine, of the Security Hiati
bank of IHincau, has agteed lo fi
nan en the boys' club to buy tin
steers for tlin fnt stook show.
Ni'MC"! NiiIch of St'leiicc.
About SO per cent of the tobacco
known ns 'i ui i in comes mini
tl rerun.
DR. STOTTS
210 Hlcharda llldg.
Third nnd lloston
Tulsa, Okla,
Formerly of Hot
Springs, Arknnnas
Itlood, Hkln, Oenllo-I'rlnary
and Venerea) Diseases and
general office practice.
Berumn, Vaccines, Jlloctrlonl
Treiilmenla
l'hoiio Osngo Hill
I". Ii r. (' T II I 11 ,M O T, I) H ft
Itrpulrnl, Iteliiilll nnd Henouliil
Hy Lcpcrl .Mei htmli s,
DAY AND NIOIIT HIlllVIt'R.
119 i:i K. Heciind HI.
I'lione Cedar II 10
Nlahl Pin mi. o.ugn x.no-.l.
IKIIMii; HI. l;t IHIC (OMI'ANY
NICIIIll.H TIIAMM't'.ll ANI1
HTOIIAOI: CO,
Crating: Packing, Largest Moving
Vans and Heparntu Iron thickets for
Household (loods.
We Hold 11 I'rotnUe Above l'rotlts
I'hone 111 IIS.
Tulsa Kuhber S(anip
Works
tn 21 llnjwiir.l
Hlilg., Iliier
11 nolMiirlli's)
I'holin O, 1113
Manufacturers
of Hublisr
siainpa, Nolsry
I'ulill and Cor
pnraitoii Meals,
I IfllCllM, tll.rl
Dies, Ink I'aila,
Dating, Hlainps.
Pniiupt Atcntloii to Mall Orders
Novo FnAinnn, lxi to IS II. P. OutHa
far Pumpmfi, Hunting, Air Comproiuind,
Sawitiif. rurii'siei to operatn on tao
line, kctoeona, iiatuial or artificial jfaa
0SAGES BOOST WRIGHT
rnmlHe of T1II10 ICiiiim'I Incoine of
$1,1)110 11 Mont It I 'lHIII OH
.M it 1 1 1 1 tu In t li 1 km.
Spe 11 I i the World
PAVVIU HKN, Oct. I R. It IS IIOW
coiifldenlly predicted that every
inomber of each Outgo family this
war will receUe on an average of
$1 000 a month from tha bonusen on
oil pto.luitlon and the pmcpeils of
tho oil lease sales will. It nro held
during the year. Tho regular quar
terly payment for September, which
amounted to $.I2H,(!00 lo the tribe,
r $1,10(1 per capllii, constituted the
sixth payment of the year, or 11 total
of $7 200 lo each of the z ivj men.
women ami children on tho oiage
toll
The sale of oil lease 011 Tuesilny.
ictolnr 12. ne-tted $.19,750 more lo
the Osage general fund, or an aver
age of $I.S0O 10 enih man. woman
and child. Added to this will be tho
accumulation of oil and gas royalties
arising during tho remaining mouths
of the year.
When It Is remembered Hint some
of the Osugps nro possessed! of large
ffimilli'H, Hi" toltil monthly incomes
of $ 1,000 per capita nffotils them 11
oinfortuble share of this world's
goods.
The Osage ttibo Is strong for .1
Oeorge Wtlght, superintendent of
'he tisngo ngcnej'. At their Inst ses
Hloii the following tesoliiltoii won
passed by the Owigo ti Hull council.
"Wherens. I lie nlfalis of the Osage
lllbo of Indians have, nlnoo the np-
polntmellt of J lliorge Wllght iim
supet Intendeiit of the Osage iigi iti y.
been coiidii. ted Willi miiikeil sit. 1 ri
nml the till'" has urcatly prnspttcl
by reason thereof, ami
' heieis. tile iMiim- Iii'llnna real
Ir.n that, In a largo mcnstirc, their
Willi in monthly paymentn or
lump sum InvistmiintH will not
you U',u exfiupt froin taxation..
No Tax
Under filnto Huporvlslon.
Wo solicit your account.
Home Building &
Loan Association
s
It7 H. lloston
0-4 IB
Announcing
tho opeiilni: of tho new
Hotel William Mary
1.10 Uoonm lilt) llntlis
Tentli nml Tnivls Sts.
Wlcldln l-iilh, 'lVt.
I
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Long Life is one of the conspicuous traita of tho
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In the design of the Goodyear Blue Streak Belt,
full provision is made for that ample strength
which withstands the stresses of the alternate
raising nnd dropping of the tools. The special
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The G.T. M. knows belting. He atao has prac
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belting for economical drilling.
yrf(e taThe GWucar Tin & Ruhbtr Company, Akjonl
Ohio, or Las initio. Callfcrnla. for further Information
about fte (7. T. A.'j 10 tiers, and for a copy of the
CooJytaiMrchanUalCoods Encyclopedia for thtOllFltld
The Goodyear Tikb & RunniiR Company
Often Thouthout the World
prosperity Is dun to the a. tivlty ot
Supi rlnleiiilcnt Wrlghl. In Hnf'xuardil
Ing nnd promoting the Interests tit
tho tribe, now, therefore,
"lln Is ri solved, that the Osngv'
tribal council, on behalf of tho mom.
beis of the rlbe, convey lo Hilpetf
liitentlcnt Wright their thntiks for
lila cartiost, untiring and siunssful
effnrtH for tho bonoflt of lp Osage
and uxproan to (superintendent,
Wrlghl their slncaro upprei ntllon of'
the grent anil good work he lias dorin
and la doing for tho benefit of the)
; isnwe tribe,
"Done nt t'awhtiska, Oklahoma!
hl I8II1 day of Octuber, 1920
AUTItUJt HONNICAHTIiU.
I'rlnolpnl Chief, Osogc Trlbo of'-"
Indians,
Attest: O. V. Iibnille.
Ilotnry nine School Teachers. . ,
areclal ! The World
VINITA, Oct. 1S. Tils' lloturjs
club, cniiglstlng of It members, gnva
11 dinner Thursday to tho 31 city
school teachers here, which, wan ofm
of the most enjoyable- events In tit)
history of Hotarv In thin city,
Dr. E. C. Badger
Chiropodist
Or. nadgor of 111 (, Knsl Third fit.
has been out of the clly, hut Is liter
back and will resumo pracllco at
lila former uddrcao.
6 to 954
Paid on Savings,
No Tuxca
Under Ktalo Supervision
Over $2,01)11,000 of It'l ltato '
Ii Kccurlly for oicry dollar do
liosllcil m Hit 11.
Wo Solicit Your lluslneas '
Tulaa Union Loan
& Savings Asan,
Vaki Mflh Ht. Oungo 02BI'-
Houston. Fible
& Company
Of Kansas City. Mo.
MnMitnun nbw Yonjt
RTOCIC I0XCIIANOK and cm.
CACIO HOAltl) OF TllADn
fltoclts, Honda. Oraln and Cot-i
ton. Btaitdard Oil nnd Bub- 1
Miliary Stuck. Now York nnrt
lloston Curb. Liberty Hands "
UouKht and Hold. 1'rlvato Wlroa,
CHAH. I). CHOTCHirrT, MgrJ
Telephnno Osngo 0201). ,No. 11
linst I'ottriii Ht., Tulsa, Okla,"
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