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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1022 13 WORLD PUBLIC INDUCES I STOCK ACTIVITY 'ood of Outside Orders Scares Many Shorts to Covering SI V OHK. Aug, 30 Active ami . spread public participation, op ii.ently Induced by market lm iincpt In the industrial nnil rail. id strike situation, was lamely .isililo for tho continued rise ot t,fi In todas'n stock market. ucii.r trade-s mid professional . , jiittors ui'ii Inclined to bu bear-4-1 ' jt tbe toU of outsldo buying it h fared nttny shorts Into cov t i. K whkh lecelernted tlio 'id , '(' Neiirly two bcoro Issues os- i shed new iieuk prices for the i Hel'"rti of Inerensed car load- n tinlKiitloin that bituminous 1 production vas iiearltiB normal ro ,1 expectittlon of unprecedent leiM-.'it traffic tills fall, resulted In Li'i.td Inquiry for tho xtandard ,ii Canadlun 1'iclflc was especial, i sir tic advaneiiK 2i points, with t.i i.s of 1 point ir moro belnc re .led by Atla'ntl Coast line, Chi tifto & Northwee'crn, Illinois Ceil' t a Louisville A .Nashville, New Haven Heading second preferred ami I'rlni'o preferred. Ilonewed Y.'Vti fur an early settlement of t ,e anthracite strike, also Imparted buiMincy to tho shares of hnrd coal arrlers. especially Lnckuna and INcri Vnlle flu obo At Alton UkUes wero Under heaiy pressuro because of disquieting-rcpoi Is concernlru lnipondltiB re eritanizatlon. Tho eonitnon receded 1 j-8 points and the preferred drop ped 3 .'-8. Independent Steels .ilso suffered u rcri setback upon circulation of reports that tho federal trade com i:s?lon was Hbout to render an un avorablo decision on the two pend ing Independent mergers, but Inter Washington ailvlces indicated that vj romplaints had bee flleil tignlnst the proposed Mldvalc-hland-Ucpub. II- combination. llenubllc Steel closed with a. net loss ol J 1-S points. La- Uawanna was off l point and Jlldvnlo 5-S. United States Steel closed fractionally hlgh'r on a fairly i extensive turnover. Sabs managers of the steel corporations are now In session hero and Wnll sfaet expects an announcement of hither prices upon tho return to the city next nt Klbert H. Oray, chalrnan of tho board. I'ubllo utilities Isues continued to bo actlvo participants In tie upward i.xvlng of prices. Several high rec ords for the year wero made. In this Kroup, notamy by Detroli. Kdlson. Brooklyn, Union Gas,' Columbia fins, American Telephone, t'acl'lc Oss. Montana Power and McActay Co., 1 ndlcott Johnson advanced tearly 2 points todny In expectation ct extra dividend disbursements, wh'ji tho directors meet on Thursday. Postum Cereal established n new hlglprlco for tho year on reports of IncVased earnings. United States Cnktlron pips broko over 2 points on tly an nouncement of an official oi the company that contradicted current irports of substantially Improved business conditions- " Total sales approximated ,067,000 Mures. i Call money opened and jfaneued st 3 3-4 per cent but hardentd to, 4 and thenco to 4 1-3 In resptnseUo the demand for first of thu, month requirements. "Outsldo" citlPmonty ivj quoted as high as 5 per cent. Tlmo money rates continued un changed with llttlo business bclnc transacted. Foreign exchango rates nicncl weak as the lesuU of uiiscUleaient in foreign centers but they steadied in later trading. There was a sharp tireak in Germuti marks in early trading but they recovered later with tho rest of tho list. Demand ftcrllng sold near 2o below vesttr- day's rato while other allied rates showed fractional Improvement. Canadian exclmngo touched par to day for thu first tlmo elnco August, 1915. Thp sharp break In Chicago fc Alton bonds, tho 3s declining 5 1-S points and tho 3 l-2sfl 7 l-'Js Tea. turlng today's irregular bond mar kct. Tho precipitous drop in theso two Issues was even greater than tho de cdlnu In stock prices and was occa sioned by unconfirmed reports that tho road was to bo reorganized. Local traction Issues, which ad vanced 2 points or moro provided '.. strong spot In the domestic list. American Telephone Kc Telegraph convertible 4s wero up nearly three points In sympathy with the rise in that company's stock, while Cerro do I'asco 8s and nethlehem Steel re funding Eh also made substantial j gains. High grade railroad mortgaceo also showed slight improvement whtlo some of the speculative lines, like Seaboard consolidated 6s and adjustment 6s, ltlo Grande refund ing 4s and 5s and "Katy" adjust ments advanced moderately in re spckise to a better and more wide spread demand. l'Sench Issues continued to recover from their recent heaviness, gains of a point or more being recorded by J ,W i i CiiLJI . (ttllVU'nHICll m 7 1-2b and tho 6 per cent is sues of llordeaux, Lyons, Solssons uud Marseilles. Mexican 5s advanced 1 1-2 points. Liberty Issues wero slightly low er. Total sales (par value) were 113,100,000. Two S2.000.000 bond issues were offereil during the day. They were an Issue of 30-yar Pacific coast Joint stock and land bank 5 l-2n and an tame of 15-year first mort gage 7 per cent convertible gold bonds, series A of Mantol Mills, Inc. lVkllltn IJerstrnk. . WICHITA, Aug. 30. Hogs Receipts 900, steady top 11.76. bulk M.C0UI76 Cattle-ItrcelDta 1.200. ateadv. beef aflua 16 00496.76. beef row. mnrl heifer. ,,t)O.60. bulla 12.76C3.60 veal rslves ., . ,..vV New York Money. YORK. Aug. 10 Call Monsy tlgh 4!,. low !;, ruling rate li. JW 4'.i. offered 4. U.t' lo?ri 'i rn-4 gainst acceptances IK i Loans Firm steady, mlsed rol 40 to 90.dsy 44J4V4, 4 to . month m tntrclal Paper Prima 4Q4H. Open High Low Close l.til l.om 1.00 li l.oi 1.01'i 103Vi l.oni i.tim 1.07 'I 1.07 (i 1.06 'i 1.06. U ,69 .69'i ,5H ,t'i U'i .64', ,6.14 ,S4'k .61 ', ,17 li .66 .67 4 .11 ; ,UU .UK .11 'i .SIS 3's .'3's .2S .)7is .17 .!' ,J7U .nt. Iec. May Dec. iiay MARKET PAGE Cotton NfiW OHLL'ANH,, Aug. 80. No very decided trend was shown by cotton today, although prices were at small net declines the greater part of the session. Delist In a low condition report from tho govern ment Friday, prevented aggressive selling hut at tho same tlmo the complaints of fuel shortage anions southern cotton mills seemed to re strict operations on tho long sld. Home llttlo selling camo from llo,til dating longs and helped to hold the market down. Tho Close was nt net losses on tho day of 8 to 13 points with October nt 22.1 Be. In tho early trading there was a drop at levels of 0 to li points under thu close of yesterday us thu result of poor cables and complaints from points In both South Carolina and Georgia that many mills were without coal and that some wero being forced to burn wood, The decline wjs checked by weather re ports, showing that tho drought still continued over Texas and Oklaho ma, and by u private bureau report on condition of r, 0.7 Indicating de terioration for the mouth of 16.4 points. Tho weekly weather and crop re ports from thy government were considered highly favorable and carried rlceH to the highest of the day on the near months, rising to 22.35c. Hero tho ntrongvst months wero 9 to 11 up. Liquidation of long cotton Increased und after tho market sagged, standing at one lime 12 to 14 points under tho close of yesterday. Italia- Cotton Tiible. I'ort Mortmrnt MI.MIIrt Bntfli UlH Block 4S.73I vi.aso 1,4'.'3 41,7)1) (3,244 13.73H 311 33,211 1.5H 10,100 4,87i 74,331 4.4)1 ato.eis New Urtean ilalveitun Mobile tftfvantish CliarUiton U'llmlntton 7im Clly .Norfolk lultlmore llOfltOIl I'MUdrlphli New York Minor ports I3.00 531 ::.so n.ti :i.3S 3,783 lit J.10S s i "li too n: c; i:.i Total toly Total (or week Total for aeaion Interior Movement Houilon 2S.40 71. U7 li.iQt 50,07 10.913 Yi.iii Memphis Augusta M. Luuls Atlanta 1.U1U ltock Dallas Montgomery Total today ::.so 32.11 23.00 ss.ss 21. IS 2.70 :i.3 13,313 205,010 Cottonneetl 4)11. NEF YOIIK, Auk. 30. Cottonaee.l oil atarteil about steady but aubweuurntty turned easy under liquidating satea In Kep teniber and for want of new buying tn centUo. 6'eiuember closed 32 polnta lower. October 14 lower and tha balance 3 to s net lower, balea 9.000 barrels. No ten dera wera put out thus far on September contracts. Prima crude ?.2& nominal, prime summer ellow spot 9,10 bid, Hep. tember 3.11, December 7.S0, March 7.93 all bid, w Tjorl: Mock, na Ileportcrl by Ileus Ion, llblr A to.. Ilr.t alonul Jlnnk lliillillng, bales in lino, ign iiv uioje 4 12U 11'. 12U Alar Rubber Allied Chemical . Allls Chalmera .. Am. Agl (hem. Am. lleet Hugar American Can ... Am, Car & l'dry Am. II. A 1., pfd. Am, Intl. Corp. Am. Loco Am. I.lnaecd Am, Hmeltera .... Am. btec) Fds. . Am, ftugar Am. Humatra Ton. Am. T. te T. .... Am. Tobacco .... Am Wuolen .... Anaconda, Atchison' ah. a. & v. l... Ilalduln Loco. ... I, alt. A Ohio ... llarnsdall "A" ... Ileth. Hteel Cat. Packlnff .... t'al. Petroleum .. Can, Pacific .... Central Leather . Chandler Ches & Ohio .... . 77 S6S S'.4 . 58 67 L, 18 . 4 tOU 40 4 0i; . 1 4S 47'4 47's . 4t 1' os . 1 Hi . 2 71H 73t 73', . 15 37 SS'i 37 .101 133H 119 123S . 4 IS . J2 CS 61', (4'c 42; 4) 42 . 7 Ui sin . S ll't 3D 39 .138 137 125 137S . 31 HI!, IS 164 . . 23 OtW, 4i 9I . 51 55 S fSS 53 . 31 105 103', 10t',$ . 3 30H 30 30 .173 139U 127S 121H &T G9'l SS SSa 33 32 32 33 2 7S'i 3 41 et S3 149 34 42U 77 U 77-; .... M 3". a'i K7". iu 41', 41-4 13 63 ei'i 76 13 '4 53' 4Sti 32S 31 IVj 77 U 34S 61 46'; 28 S 31 A 74 34 S3', 45 33S 31 U. C. M. ft M. Paul 70 C. M. ft Ht. P., pfd. SI 61 13 6 i'. it i. & r. Chile Copper .... cnina copper ... oca-coia I'olumbla Oaa ... Com Products .. I'Oaden 'ruclblo i uban Am, sugar tuba Cans Kugar Kndl?ottJohnaorl I'smous Players . tmtral Asphalt . 19 70 't 7 "'.4 . 64 105 . in: ', 105', 37 i:n us 40 at 7S 9S 31 14i ii's 47 474 93'i 26 11 ii" 91 ,i 26 14H 61 95 It es'i 30 34 7) 75 S3 i.'-nirsi .lecirio ... onSral Motors ... Goodrich tlrtst No. Pfd llimton Oil Innlrstlon Copper.. . . . . hi, im i3H 16 ; ss'i 94', 94U (0 SO 37 13i 3 IS 49 95i 13 St 1 14 1! 42 . 4ti in't.-nat. uarv It.i Mer. Mar. 6 lll'i 110 111! Pfd. 33 61 69 1 In'frnat. Nickel 18 5SV1 78', 44S 17 . 17H 67 S It'-i 16, 4S4 S7U 17 "4 lntrnat. J'aper . Invisible oil .... K. Southern . Kel r-Sprlnsfleld Kenr.eontt Lack Sloe) , LAS i 8 6 67a, 14'4 !', 44 1' 18 a. 13 33 10 SOI, 78 iai4 las 111 9 4Ui 40T4 41U 373 188 186 118 MtrlarM Oil Max, Pstroleum .. Mev, Eeabosril .. MI1. e'atea Oil . MI4va Ktesl ... Mo. 1 . Iflo Mo p. Pfd, .. Mont, Ward Natl r.namellng Natl. Lead Nevada Copper . N Y. iintral ... New niven N 4 W No, padflo OkU, P 11. .. Par-lno OH Pan-Amer .'an ... Pennsylvinla .... I'enplci' t,as .... Pere Maro.uttta Phillips Petroleum Plercs Ar-ow .... Pierce Oil Pittsburgh '"Ml . , .139 31; 31 21'4 13", 1 1 M 34i 21 60 'i 21 68 4 109 174 994 IS 3S 0 211. 8 60 7 23W 6 69 100 31S S9S 31 68 4 106 17 111, 36 99 16 11 i 22 14 SIK 18 1194 1194 1194 01 e., iy ssia . 3 24 2l 674 814 774 944 404 4h '.114 6,4 604 li 19U, 48. 674 804 v. V4 39 4 464 1H4 'S 68U 44J 86 130 49 16 74 7 4 694 68 444 444 86 63 73 Prod & Iff. Corp.. 4 Pressed St. el Car .. 14 Pullman 113 110 137 Punta Alleare Suear 7 60 49'1 Pure Oil 16 Reading 1S2 llspl.'Us Itepub I, A Steel . 11 134 80'4 7.4 134 U4 19U 9 664 884 96U uovai uutrn A. t. it K. L tfan V SIM, 90 4 9S4 2714 II Kssrs-Roebuck ., flnelair Oil .., Hk.ll, , Sloss Shsfflell , Hnuthern Psclfle Snuihern tly. ., Stand. Oil Calif Rtand Oil N J. Ktrnmberg , studebaker . .. Tesas compary Texas A Taetflo 90 1! 10i 61 94 4 27 30 lll'i 110 U 111 I" 114 1814 1814 1 SIS 86 1294 121 128 4i !! Tsi. Pac. Coal b O. 14 aaw. 2lT4 26M. 754 too I'roducts 72 ttK SKI! SKU Trana. 011 24 tsu 141! tit! Union Oil illel) ... 36 194 194 194 Union Psrlflc 13 1514 1604 1614 Untied Ret. fterea.. 66 794 164 764 V. S, Food Products 40 74 64 64 1' H. Ind, Alcahol . 12 67 664 664 I'. H Realty 32 18 7SU 76S U. S. Rubber 18 68 674 614 U, H. Steel "6S 1044 1014 704 Utah Copper i 10 6981 (3 69 Vanadium StMl ...143 834 614 6l'l Virginia C. Chem... 1 314 194 294 '.eu.in i-ra. A .. J" IS. 14 Wesllnghouas 37 644 614 618. It 1204 119 119 1 .... .... 464 9 8V4 4 4 8 7 64 7 3 43U 414 414 w eatern Unloa , . . . White Motor Whits Oil Wllbs.Ovsrlard , . Worthlngton pump. . .New York Cotton. NKW YORK Aug, JO. Snot cotton quiet, middling 32.10c. :o,el S7.0U 70,Sl .35t 6,:st 33'J H60 1,377 332 1.066 .... "si "io .... 4,173 1(0 PRICES OF WHEAT AVERAGE LOWER Sentiment Is Bearish and There Is Lack of Ag gression CHK'AUO, Aug. 30. Wheat prices averaged louor today. Sen tliimnt was bearish and thero ivas lack of nggtesslve buying. Short covering furnished the bulk of the support. At tho finish wheat showed a net loss of .1-lu to 1 l-8c, with September $1.01 to 1-8 and Decem ber $1.01 3-1 to 7-S; corn was 1-lc higher to iv llko amount lower. Oats were unchanged to 1-4C ort and provisions wero unchanged lo 12 l-Se down, Hubstantlal buying power was lacking In the wheal market, while increased selling was noted on till rallies, Offerings wero fairly well taken on the declines by commis sion houses. New. from Canadn and weak cables had a depressing Influence here. Itocelpts or wheat Hero were reported us 100 cars and tho world's available stocks showed an Increase of 1.22S.0OO bushels last week, bringing thu total amount to !!7,t97,000 bushels, compared with 1H,1&S,000 bushels a year ago. Corn averaged lower with Sep tember showing the most weakness because of scattered liquidation. Italnn wero predicted for the wtnt ern part of tho belt. Country of ferings weto smaller of new corn, but fair of old corn, and complaints of car shortage wore few. Oats followed the trend of oilier grains. Provisions worn Irregular. Mmidunl Oil. flnlnt. tM and aalted nrleei of Stand ard ull atocks as reported by Ktrandherg. Mfiireevy a i-o.: Analo- American 1!4 20 Atlantic Per. Com 1000 102S Atlantic iter, riu n i" liorne-Scrymaer 410 4o Iluckeie Pine 9 3S Cheaebrough Com 195 roo Cheaebrough Pfd 10 112 Confl Oil 13 ija Cretcent Pipe I. 34 J Cumberland rips i na liureka Pipe Lino 91 94 tinlemi Blgnal Com t0 S3 Ualena 81ual Pfd 107 112 Ullnola Pipe 167 170 Indiana Ptpo 96 98 National Transit i 7 New York Transit 165 170 Northern Pine 104 106 Ohio on 38i :s Penn-Mex. 27 10 Prairie O. ft C 616 60S Solar Penning 330 3S0 Prairie Pipe 303 366 Southern Pipe Southern Pa. Oil 310 31 S Southern Pa. Ptpe to 66 Htandard or Ind. U3U III S'tundard ft Kanraa 636 535 Standard of Kentucky .... 105'4 108 Btandard ot Nebraska .... 176 186 Standard of N .1. Com 183; Standard vt N. J. Pfd 116U Htandard of New York .... lit 411 Standard of Ohio 450 460 Mwan & Finch 30 34 Union Tank Line 100 106 Vacuum Oil 465 475 Waihlncton Oil 33 38 Close. Jndenendrnte. Clolnf bid and asked prices of Inde pendent oil stocka on the New York cuth hi reported by Strandbere. Mctlreevy A Co.: llld Asked Arkana Natural Gas ... 10 11 Federal Oil 1 1-18 l' (lltlllund Com, 4 U 4S tllenrnck 1 '. 1 3-l Livingston 1 1 Magna .' 1'. 2. Margay J'i IS Merrltt ' Mldweat Oil t''i Mldwert Pfd 2'-i i'1 Mutual 10', lot; Pennock 'i Sapulpa. 2S 3 Snoy 4 6 Kkellv 10 It Close. Range of Prices lllsh Clnes 3S4 .1 3 4 4. 47 4 180 10 4 7! 14 7 2 14 31 14 33 4 14 Pure Oil 33H 324 3' 3 4 484 4T 176 10 4 13 74 3 1 1.16 4i 14 33 14 5" 104 14 7 3 4 8'i Ilia-, 104'i Hi ts 63 31 94 iis; 440 104 28 4 22 4 "4 75 Okla P. & n. 3k Klnrlalr Texss Co Coeden Magnolia Arkansaa Gas Iloston Wyoming .. Iioone Carlh Conatructlon Copper Federal Oil tlllllland tllenrnck Int. Pet Llvlngaton Magnolia Md Mex Mutual N. A', o. n Ryan Sapulpa Rltna Fo. Ind. Kentucky Wayne Iliireka flalena Prairie Pipe fin. I'll Indiana 3S 4S 47.H 180 10V4 80 16 7 14 6 1 3-16 32H 14 1 54 104 14 iii s 114S 106 .'' 96 . 82 362 94 114 4 441 104 74 J4 84 11 108 2". 95 83 361 91 111 410 10i 38 4 32 4 174 28 New York rittsburgh Range Arkanaaa las IO84 Ine tiinr 29 Oklahoma Raa 33 O F. 0 174 Mt. Shasta 26 Chicago I'rn4luee. CHICAGO. Aug, 30. Poultry 4llve higher, broilers 2!c springs 21c, roosters itr, Ilutter Unchanged. Hggs Higher. roelpl 8.970 eatt-a, flreta 36tl234c storage packed firsts 364D364C. Potatoes Weak on whites, steady on early Ohloa, receipts 131 cars, total Unit ed States shipments 574 care New Jer sey sacked cobblers I1.60O1.66 cvt.. sacked giants tl.309rl.39 cwt . Nebra.kn ascked early Ohlos 11.001T1.16. Minnesota sacked esrly Otiloa II 60W1.2O ct. Wis. rnnaln sacked cobblera 81 30S71.45 ct., Idaho aacked rurals 11.3891.16 cwt. Live poultry firm, hrnllera by eipresa :5r38c. dreaeed poultry Irregular old roosters 16 019c. Chlrngn l.Weatnek. CHICAGO, Aug. 30. Cattle Receipts 11.000; beef steers active, strong to 16c higher, good and choice grades showing moat advance, top matured steers III oo. highest of year bulk beef steers I8.S6 Win. 60 she stock slow about steady, bulla, stockers and feeders steady veal calves strong, hulk fat she stock largelv 1( 601(7 26, bulk hologna bulls ariund 14.26 bulk desirable lealers early around ti oh Hogs Receipts 18.000) msrket fairly active on lighter welghta, around steady, others alow bulk 170 lo 210-pound hogs 19,6089 65. few 19 76 330 to 240. pound butchers I9.10cr9.10, peeking sows IC 36 U7.00 bulK pigs arounil nig pac i -i n.- 1,.!. I...,. 1 7 eAa ?& merl lum 1186479.76 light 89 40(79 76, packing sows smooth !107.:S packing sows rough 16 ooif B.aa. Killing pigs u,,..n Recelnta 16.000: ab"Ut steady. early t native lambe 113 76 to city butchers, PUIS IU.JtVlf.tu If pacarra 813.00, sneep auu, rst ewes st.uoejjua feeding lambs firm desirable tl-pound feeders bid f 1 S.iS. I,onrinn Metflls. LONDON. Aug. 30. Lead Spot 1.2 1 Es, futures L33 12s fd. Zinc Hpot 1.30 18s, futures L20 Is. Kansas city I'rodnr, KANSAS CITY, Aug, 10, Tlutter Creamery Is higher, 31c, packing un changed, 30c. Kggs and poultry unchanged, Potatoes unchanged. Kuni.Ns City l.liestm-k. KANBAH CITY Aug. 10. Cattle Its. cslpts S.OOOt canners and ealvrs steady canncrs i:26t?3 60, best vealers liooutf 10.80, boloena bulls 10c to lie hither bulk around 11 SO other classes generally stasdy to strong with spot higher on prims steirs, top heavy altars 110.11, la t i I . ' 4 . J. c j'lers I fO,J cuminm to tned'um sti Here 14 6016. sv only sales feeders Hf'JlO" IP s Receipts l.onn fs rty active, steady with etsrdays average, shipper top 19 16 packer tup 19 01. bulk I 04ft 9.10. 160 to 380-pounder 18 60410 00 240 lo 260. pounders mostly I '109 00. 360 in 130-pounileis tnosllv Is 3008.80 park ing, suws 10 tn 36r higher, mostly 17.16 e7 36 best 17 6(1 stock plgl strong In ;6r higher, niixtly I8 3S8.6 best 18.76 Hheep -tleretiits I onO; best natives and Cnlnradna 113 90. better grades nstlte generally ll:ooei7. bulls around 17.611, aheap about steady, fat ewes large ly I6.60tf6.60. IIMnhnm.i 4'lly l.lrestork. OKLAHOMA I'll'Y Aug 10 Oattle llaueieta 8.200. slow uneven, generally altady, sleets 16.0006 6", rows 14 000 4.76 heifers 16 00, butchers Un4l7K. ranners II 7S ralvee slow, top 17.00, slnrkera and feeders atwut steady. Iiogs iieceipia i.nuv: pin- iw 10 i,k lower, top 11.76. bulk 18 6006.70. 1'nrelgn lltrltnnge. NI5W YORK. Aug. 19. Foreign ex change Irregular. Ureal Hrltaln Demand 4.464, cables 4 464, 60-day Mlla n balika 4 41 I'ranre Demand 7.73, rabies 7 73. Italy Den.and t.404, ciblaa I. It... Ilelglum Demand 7 31, tables 7.364. tlermany Demand .07 3-l, caWes .07 . New nrk Mrtnls. NBW YlillK. Aug. 10 Lead-Fleady. spot 6 90 6 00c, .Inc Stondy, Kast tit. Louis spot snd near-by delivery 1 36c lliins.is (lly tlnilii, KANHAR CITY, Aug IS. Osah Wheat Pnchanged tn c lower. So. 3 hard 9 H 11.00 No. 3 red 11.014 1 01. Corn No. 3 white MWc, No. 2 yellow 51 J 8 4c, No. 3 yellow 6I& No, 3 tnlied 4iatH.l'nrbangsit, No. 2 while 314 15i'. No. 2 mined Isffaic, No. 3 red 33 tlllr. New OrlrulM t'olliui. NF.W tilll.llANH. Aug. 30. Spot cot ton steady and unchanged, sales on the spot 311 bales, lo arrive 471 hales! li w middling 20.71c, middling 11.00c, good middling ti 00c, receipts 3l'bnlea. stock (S72t bales. Tort Wotlli l.licstock. POUT WtillTH, Aug Jil tattle Re ceipts 600; beeves tl.6'l1.60, bulla 12.00 a 60. I.Ives I2.00J6.60. .. Hogs Receipts 600; light 5";2J26, nealluin 18 7641 9 00, heavy .00S.76, pigs IS 00J7 60 Kheep-lteoelpta 1.200; lambs I6.6041 10.60 stockera shfip ll.00tT4.0O. feeder latnba i 1.0016.00. Liberty H-iiuls. .... NIIW YORK. Aug. 0 -Liberty bonds rloaeil: 34s 100 86. second 4s 101.18, first 44s 100.6s. second 44s p'0.13 third 41.S 100.30. fourth 4'. a 100 40, Vlrtiiry 4.a uncalled 100.70, Vlitnry 44s called 100.10. TRAPP ARRESTED, MAKES BOND ON PERJURY CHARGE CONTINUE!) rnoM PA on ONB niitlit ll -May AM itcromit. i ,,,,-m niniiii ltx iinnearatfe here today following tho 'frapp ar- . ... ,,.ni, ,im return nf Ihn ra I till 11, J'lW'V ...V cent primary relating to tho nomina tion or t rapp. u i fi-Ientls of William Darnell, tho farm- .l..t.r. t.niiMif, rnnilifliltp. WtlOIll Trapp defeated by only 2,312 votc have been in consultation "" -ti..,.intr tn vinw nn action afklng a rocount. Tor several days thorn has been talk ot such an action based upon a general ijcnci mat election machinery which heads In Trnnn's nffirn w:is used to his ad vantage. Tho farmer-labor lead-rs do not beiievo mat irojip was iiuiu nlly nominated and may Itavo to be shown. Tho law firm of Lydick. Hood & Kroeling was buny today on both thn 'lrapp case aim wm n--- rr .Miilr-nn I n tl lr t me tit . Lv- dick handled Urn Impeachment trials during tho Cruse administration nnd conducted: mo Trapp case ucium w slato ijonnto In 1321 when that body rcfusetl to t.tko Jurisdiction In the matter which caused today's nrnit of tho lieutenant governor. Kd Hood hos been prominent as .., ,.,! i in., nrnuoiit nilmliilstnttlon Ii,VW(,V, (I. ..... and Krcellng former attorney-general s political aitoriieys nicy mo tu,, sldered Ktnong tho best In the stato. having had a large practice in affairs of tho politically unfortunate nnd disturbed. Nothing was forthcoming from tho political headquarters of olthor party today coticernlng tho ar rest although the lieutenant governor claimed u "republican plot." Thin was ul&counica uy ttio i;ici mm ihjh ,r tiin r..nnhllr:m 1 en ile is aiine.'trcd to know anything about tho mat'nr furtlicr tntin mat it nns neen u en" ject of speculation ever since tho legislature adjourn"'!. That tho "r rest was mado today upon Informa tion sworn to by the oeunty treasurer of Seminole county Instead nf wait ing for action of tho forthcoming grund Jury was fully explained when it waet learned that the statuto of ll..lttl.iriu tunntil KVnll'n tills Week. The alleged offense as committed September J, I'Ji'J, tne unto tu mo Trapp claim against Seminole county which will be three lenrs ago Thurs day. By the Associated Press State Wire OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 30 -Lleut.-Liov. M. V.. Trapp wns f rested at his home hero early thie morning by Deputy Sherirt ! IS Kredorlck of Seminole county on a charge of perjury in connection with an alleged transaction with Seminole county three years ago. Tho lieuten ant governor wns victorious In the recent primary election In the ra' e for renomlnntlon on the democrats trlckct. I'aporn which wero served on Lieutenant tlovernor Trapp Jut as hn was leaving his homo fr the rnpltol, nlso charge him with pie paring false testimony. lie K-ncs Sinti'int'iit. Immediately after his arrest Trnpp Issued u statement In which ho said. "Tho sheriff of Seminole county Inform:) inn that tho republican treasurer of Somlnolo county has filed a complaint charging mo with perjury on account of my trans actions with Somlnolo county three yenrit ngo. "This Is thn name matter which was made the basis of tho attack upon mo by tho republican bouse of representatives tw years ago. I am going to yV'ewokti fcounty seat of CALVIN O. SMITH Municipal Bonds Bought and Sold f'nnnli Hursts Illy lloruls Hrlio.il Itlstrlrt ll'aul lllstrlrl I'hinirs man 1581. I) ti Tin Kenned lllilc, Tulsa. Okla. Houston, Fible & Company of K&nstu. city, Mo, MEMnuuH nbw ionic STOCK BXCIIANOB tf.d CHI CAGO UOAIID OK TRADE Stocks, llonds. Grain and Cot ton. Standard OH and Subsi diary Btook. New York and Hoeton Curb. Liberty Bonds Dought snd Sold. Private Wires (III AS. I). CHOTCHIJIT, Mcr. Telephone Os-iko W20O. No. II Cast Fourth EU Tulsa, Oklo. tjcr.ilnK ' nl'.i my att irncy to mak. n furthrr Investigation into tho cause of tho complaint. "It Is now very apparent that tlio complaint was drawn as n piece of tho republican blarRmnll, following tho conference of republican leaders assembled hero lit the republican stato convention this week, t was vindicated of these chttrgeit In the legislature nearly two years ago. Another "Vt'iminmis Attueli." "It Is only becnuno of tlio fact that I was nominated again by tha democrats for lieutenant governor In the August primary that the reptih. Ilciins tleem it neecMnry tn mak upon tne one of the venomous at tacks that they seem to be dlroctlim to all thoe active In the democratic ranks and especially thoeo who have been nominated for office. 1 am not worried one bit about this com plaint." LjilU'k Scott nl Offer. J. I). I.ydlck, remitted ns roiinseil for Lletitennnt tlovernor Trapp, when askeil If he would accept the offer of the Seminole county attorney of an Immediate trial, characterized the offer as 'a camouflage tn the press of tho political purposes behind the conipl tint. He asserted that he had not yet seen the complaint and that he would take no action In the mut ter until hn hail had opportunity to go fully Into the charges." Attorney I.ydlck condemned the actlon'of the Henilnoln emintv sheriff In sending h deputy here 'n Hriesl the lieutenant governor as "an ordi nary criminal." declaring that It wan an outrageous procedure. "Mere courtesy demanded that the sheriff communicate with 'impp ami nilvlso him ho was holding a wnrrnnt for his arrest. Then the state's second highest officer unuld nut have been forced to go through the humiliation nf being trailed In bin every move by a deputy sheriff." Lydick said. Charges wein thrown out In Semi nole county Impeachment proened Iukh against Trapp two years iiko whon Chief .lustlco Harrison of the stato supreme court recognized a demurrer to evidence Introduced by house prosecutors. I'ull testimony was novor put on In tho case. Chief Justice Harrison's ruling wns con curred In by all democratic members of the upper house. HOVAKIANS AUK KNTUDTAIMCI) I 't ed nt Illllmi'r KMnbll-luilt'iit licit of tlio Year, 'I hey hny. Mrs. I.nna J. Klllmcr. Mrs. 'Kiln Killmer and Mrs. ISdwnrd Jens were given nn enthusiastic vote of thanks Wednesday noon, it camo from tho Itotary club, for which theso wom en prepared n special luncheon served at tho Killmer Paint & OIiish Co., between Second and Third on Hoiilder. Tho first mentioned hostess Is the wlfo of V. It. Killmer, head of the company: the second Is his mother. nnd tho third Is Mrs. W. 11. Klllmer's mother. Tho luncheon was by n rising vote declared the best thn Hotnry club has been served this year. Following the luncheon, Itotnrlnns Inspected the Western Onion newly locatetl tratrio department in tho Hunk or Commerce utilldlng. Second and Main. SIIAW.M3IJ MUX OUT OS HOMi t'nJr Acrii-wtl of Mrlng nt Itiillrnat) ntinrilrt Wnhn Preliminary. OKLAHOMA C1TV. Aug- 30. llotnl of 12.000 was made today by T. M. Tlmmons and J. N. llaker of Shawnee, charged with firing on deputy I'nited States marshals on railroad strike duty at Shawnee Sunday night. The men were brought hero Tiien- day night by W. I). Fossclt, deputy marshal. They waived preliminary hearing. Mortuary Mulsh. Funeral services for Fred IT llnl.l, CL1 Lin,.riM r,1,1 Unrlh t.nwli wlin died Tuesduy morning, will ho Item irom inn Jiowuray i n 1 1 1. . . Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock Itev. vv. li. .iiuriny, jr niiiriaii'ig. llur'at win it" in imse tiui. .McCanor. un-, T,mn MrPnri.r 7.1 vnnrH ftlll 410 South I'hnontx, died Wednos- dav afternoon runerui nrransu ments have not been completed. IiusincsB Cards MEN I treat aafely and satis factnrlly all urlvate and special diseases, (typh i Is, fjonnrrhota, Mlrle i.e. Loss of Vital rT-17 Power consultation Obt. Free ..Wll.O Haver lllils IsR (,' N " i'"n" ""' Ul. VI 1 11' Sln.e. T,il.. flhlw. I TREAT MEN AND WOMEN ... L'w.hlll. nnr.r.v rhoea, btrb turs. llladdsr T'-ubles, Hydroceles and all private diseases. lor IV n m e n Dlspisce nsnts. painful and lrriu 1st menstraiion. unnai iral dlsehitrccs, kidney biaddet and ill chronic diseases 014 nerums and Vacclnus Treai m ent (IISIPLTATIIIN I'ltKB tlslit Veara In One lirntlon DR. JOHN LEE Nernml ii ml Jluln Htrreta SIS Serorlly lildf. Usage 4e.1l TUB CIIlLlJliEN'3 DAY NURSERY ill bJUTll CMUVKNiVn Children CV-reil For tlaiing Working or hilwpiy'Ju- Hoar Dra. LnytriBn &i Lnyman Clilnipritct'ini nntl Optntneirlsls Ttieht; Venrs Korilcc In TiiImi OfflroO. lillll Hon, O, 30D2 611-13 Itiililnwin Illde DR. STOTTS 210 Richard Bldg. Third Street and Boston Avenue. TuUa, Okla. Formerly of Hot Springs, Ark. mood, Kklit, (Ji'iiltii I'rlnsrr nntl Veru'ronl lllsfnfw Mini (ii'iifml Office I'm-tlef Seriinik. Viipclnes. ICIti'lrlenl Tri'iitinciilH. Illotsl Tosih CONSl'IIATION I'ltr.lC I'nONIC OSAfJI- HI U mmmmmmmmatmmammmmWM REV. DUTT'S WORK IS APPRECIATED Church Board Gives Vote of Thanks to Retir ing Pastor A vote of appreciation for lh work which hn been nt -ompllshed by Kav. Meade l Unit ilurlitsl the four and it half years that ha lisi served the First Christian church of .Tulsa aa pastor waa passed by the board of elders nnd dracon al a sperlnl board meeting Wednesday evening lit the church. The resie lutlon, as proposed by John Itoirvrs. deacon was unanimously adopted hy tlm Iniiinl and the bnsrd secre lary, ltnhert Adams, wns liistructeil to transmit the resolution to Itev eretnl Dull. During his ministry thn local church ban experienced the greatest era of prosperity nnd advancement In Its hlslmy, building and entering Its present splendid temple of wor ship, lUHilrupllng lis Sunday school membership and receiving ovi r on thousand members Into (he church congteKStlnn and brtinchlng out int" many new flcltla of rellgloua activi ty Announcement that n publlo re eptloti In honor of Ueverend Dull ami his family will tie given hy the coiixri Ration next week nn I'rldav cvonlng, September 8, wns miti'e following tho prayer meeting last night by Mrs. W. T llmwn Tin reieptlon will In. held In the .Inn. I, parlurs nnd will be upen tn Hi. .u elai pul. II,' and to tin I' r'n o i . friends In otlur thin Ins i id i oigai.i?ailons of the nj win ui.'Mnn rtllllHTIA'V l.n deavor society of tlio I tr.-d Clin it Ian church Is with.n speaking tbl tanco nf Us missionary goal for tin year, as tho result of a homo mail" cake and cainlv s.tlo conducted Tuesday at the Y W. C A when JKi was matte, bringing tne mini in $f!5. Kndeavor members plan to iwitiiiilete their tiled Re. JS3. with one additional money-mnklng enter prise. MISS KM MA M'CLimii, newly appointed member of tho faculty of tho I'nlverslly of Tulsa for tho com- LODGESAiND SOCIETIES fULSA LODtllS Nil TT.' A S- A. M Nail tneetlns. Bent. II. Hull ness at ItlO p. ra. prs'ritit nr.tt'iiMA.v, w. it. JOH nitOUOT. Pectetare UULT.V l.olioi; 4:1. Will meat In regu lar cnntniunlrattnn Tuesday fej.1 ember S. Work In 11. A desree enininenrlna at : v. tn. Iiun't fora'et Masiinln I'k'iilc ne. I Katurday. JtlllM P AVHLH, V. M. AHTIIUIt IIAKIJU. Hecrctary. PIJTlTiTLirijM 1111013 NO. 414. A. r A. SI. lliete every Trldas es rapt aecond. No tneetlns dur Ins Jul. nnd Attaint. Neil rnmtnuntcstlon Friday, Hep teinbsr 1. IIUNIIT W. IIACKU.1. W. M, It. II. IIAnna. oecreiwry TblA CIIAl'TLIt, No. 8. 11. A, L. meet eisry iirai ami nun Monday nt Msionlo Hall Nest tncatlnii, tlnnday Aiikusi 21. 1 30 p. in-, business only visitors rnrdlally lnvlte.1. Jl. A. BNYlir.H. Seerelary Kit ANK H. IIAVIHON. II. P. "ItlNlTV lllMMANDHIty NO. SO MeitlB sernnd anil fuurlll Mon dav of earll limntll at Maantilo lla'l Kelt tneelllK Sept. Hill, llualnesa. All .(ijournllill knlgllta cnidlslly Invited Itefrisllilietiis will be served. ii, o. urtKKN. a. c . i . i A -I "N. lien TLLA CHAPfi;tt. (). B. li.. 131. f.lu.e.1 nurtni; tee reinainner oi August: nest meeting Hap ten) be r 8. HIIU. Nt-LLll. K. JIIBKN. Worthy llaiton ilHH, KM1IA FAST. Secretary TULHA RTAlt OJ.UI1. Neit meeting seo. und Wednesday tn October. MltS. J. U lltlaia Pres. Ossga UW-Jl. TULOllA CIIAPTlCIl.t1. It. O. i-i. ; will meet at Slasonto Itsll sec. J1 oml and fnurtli Haturdas r-VVI eyenlnsa. 1:10 Fits! me.t- sCv-. Ins business, second meet-h'X- Ing fot Initiation and social ,vi session. Vf Sits. Lucia K. Ilartlrtt. J Worthy Matron. lllis Lin rauahey tlacy. Osage mi-It AKllAli-TIStPLi:. "A A. I). N. 11. 8. regular meetlns Hep- ternbet 8 at 8 p. in. Watch this column for any special unnnuncementa. UOUKHT II. .1 ANNA. Potentate C. U HtJONK15P llecordei. aaiiiia' rotiiii LADIES' HHIIINU will AAllllA i"i llasonlo Hall Hie fourth Wednesday nf each month al 7 IC p in. Ceremonials on an no'jnceinent Mia O. T I'nwson Hlgb Prlealrss Dsast, 8711 Mr lly Walter Itenorder Osaae I18S. Neit reaulai meeting Sept. T. HPIIINX CLUI1 OF AAllllA ''l'in meets firs! Wednenlav sflernoon at I 80 sf Ma sonlo hall. Neit regular meeting October I SHIS. J. 11. UAlt'lLNI I Ossge lllj . . . Presldentl. I'all f srernor.lal, con rentbin ball Slomlay t)i) ti Imr 9 with soriiatblng different, '.et petltloria In JLtn. beii'n M slnesa meet her -. Altlt. Monarch LIS. Herrstary i. o. o. r. mnKCTOiiT Odd F.lloas Hall lUVj boutli Uouldsr AUIIOItA IXJDOh' No". II. I. O. O. t. llttu I very Wcdctsday evenles. 7:19 v tn, W. T. I1ADDY. N. O. U. L rtlllNOeirONL, Uscrstary TDI.MA LODtllS NO. 10. I. . O. ", inssli every Turslay evenlDg, 1-10. TOM OWINN. M. O. J. P MOOltU. Secretary. TtllSi a.'NLAMI'MrJNT NO SI. I. U. O. 1'. Meeta on aecond and fourth Friday of cacti month at I p. ra, J. U HUOHLKTM, C P. It. II. KIU.I.KIL Krrlbe. iLLBA iti:ni';KAH no h. i. o. o. f Itrgulat nifetlng first and third Friday of each month b p. m. SIRH. MO 1. 1. IK UJWB N. O. illtti CAltltY DAVIS tteo. Ossgs 141111. TULSA CANTON NO. IS, I. O. O. K. Pstrlsrch Slllltsnt First Ssturdsy eacb month. 8 p. tn w u U)LT(j.s, capu It. 11. rilLLUIl. CI t tk. OIIDKK OF LOYAL GONH Tulsa Fireside No. 1, second and fourth Baturday each muoth. 8 v. m. HATMONH FISH Kit. K. W. II 11 HIIQHLLTT W H, KltUtll.lN TULPIIK 1. O, Jt. IDMts every third fattirday p. ra, 1 J Wlllllirr Csar, iv. it. ltl t:ll A HUH. AllDUtsr et Iteoord. Mm 't'ir J e,ir d v. In w "M ' 1 1 fid f"f. t i,'l Iaiu:'i,.' tl, i' 1 1 1 In- nf, Is in.vv at the I urn mliv nf C'lili'iigu. where eiie ts Inking graduate work In lan guages. Miss McChiro served for four irnri aa head nf tha foreign Innguagn department nt Mast Cen tral college at Ada and waa on of the oldest teachers in tha point of continuous service to tha tnatltiit' in DIVOHCI8 I'KTITIONH ware Med Wednesday hy He mica Nlckell s. Thomas Nlckell; Anna Murphy s. It. tl. Murphy; Nellie Hutchin son va tjeorge T. Iltltehlnaon, ami lidwnrd Ollenburg va. rtul y Olten 1'tirg. Jllss M I NN 1 1) jT HILAND, ii perlntnndent of tjie Tulsa Mission nf Redeeming Iive, haa returned aft er a month's vacation In Colorado and la back nn duty tn the new Mis sion structure on Bomb rtost on. Miss Hlland will instliula the fall nnd winter program of thn mission Immediately. Thin will Include) phlliinthrophv of different kinds, visiting nf the sick, appeals tn the wayward, services in tha city and county Jnlla ami on the streets and In tho mission auditorium. Miss in land will take up her work with naw vigor ohtn'tied from a vacation in Canyon Cilv, Colorado Hprlngs and Denver, Colo Blunders ' (PHQP MAIL HCH&1 3JJA- Whu Is This Wrong? The nnowcr wilt bo found ntticnr toilnv s e nr I a Is (Uhnt blunder tbi you suggost?). You will nntl liu uiiswui to lu day's blunder lu the ilnsslflcd t'Oltimns. WANT ADS iflSft:fet Announcements ANNOUNCUMISNT Oisga ttlB. qmllty and arnica Tulss Umtertsklnf 4om piny ran save you ons-lialf FlINTllfAI. ifesitniriil a reusnnable lirlro, at Tulsa's newest flow.r shop, t'edsr jti). KtiNoiiA I'l.mvuu siiop. :i9 a. iitini.iiiiii. I.4IM' AMI IOIJNI) POUND A filare tu gel tnen'a aulla .leaned and pressed rlEbt " II, t Terry Minors, clsausrai one-day service t;e,lar ISO. Fl'.MAM; AIHDAI.I3 lost, finder please call Osaga 8S78 .1. receive reward. RTlYH made w'lilis you "wait. TUI3A KljJfjaiHH'. 101 r.sst Third. Rirfr .MniiiisV eveniTig, litwen Pliilesil anil Tulsa, bundle ot clothing, ltsvrard. Call Osage HI8. Ilffl lirlndle main bulldoir, I innnths old; answeia tu mine Jlggs, Iteward Osage Mil, .- HiitlT'or lolen from the American I Ull way Ksprcaa Company truck, afternoon of August 2!l package of merchandise addreaaed tn I) W. tllffert, HOE H. Car son. Ilewanl. Call Ossge 84I10. LObT Owner will appreolat'rf "rotTirn of blue coal plrkeil up by party 01 IvIriK south on llur lltavllln road, north nf Orheiata. o. A. Ileemer, 810 Mayu llldr, JTulsa. CriHT i st week, h four months old hound pup. I.laik and wlillo apntled. wltli tan colored head. Hail tag liav Inr; nam C. II, Morelinmsr. Nklatook. okla., Una its, Ilewanl. Write Hoi :S8 nr ralll.-l8, Ifklatonk. L(iHri;ika 'uioliiT ilViinl. s W. Ililrd. Perry llndge, LOST Kllver set near First and Nogel. Call Itaago SSSl-J and recelv reward. CortT -Hrln7lei and wl'iTt spoiled fsraale bull dog Anaweta tn the nam of "Peggy" llewanL li H4. CiH'f; sTCATuirTiit rfrOLKN-One white till dog wills threo brown spots, Osage 1 10 S i tews nl. foMT Yellow and while cullle dog. answers to the name "Jnck;" reword. t'dar 174S-I. ' DiST-Penno, vacuum rup tire, UlS; brand new, hetween Tulea and llsrt'ea vllle, liberal tewaril. Phone IIS, bos 81, llartleavllle. 17jHT Pair of glasses, In Torle oasej one leiia broken; rewani. Ced.e 131e-J. (Tost--One wire wlitsl, SJatl tile for Cole-s, on Siimlay evening. I0, Aug lu. on llrokan Arrow rnadi reward l ull Join, Oilabollil. 181 Hklatnnk. L'iST Ainlale male pup. four months nld, blai-k boily, Isn head and legs; not registered but liberal toward. Call Otage T)01 or !'" r., Tulsa. MirtT tiiTe brown and wlill fnv lorrl.r; answers to name llrownlei liberal re vinrd Phone rsag 8.H a iTirif ItruaTl Rnfg'ht Templar watch chain, liberal reward fur return. II. 11. rnmiiilna. llria II, Okmulgee, "kla. t"ARr"TrP--l.ltile bay mare, weight abnut Km. brand on left lilu. U o. tlaiildlng. Tulsa. Houte 8. m I'llltKIJV PlIltSON.H ATMD'Sr"oiUKOPATH7wlil tall st your home and give treatments, no chsrges unless helped. 1113 8. lloston. Sits. wniititr Cuulstoii, FAIHMON'r MATERNITY HOSPITAL fur confinement: private: prloes reason able, msy work for boa-rd; babies adopted Wrlio for booklet. Mrs. T. H. Ing. 4111 K Twsnty-ssvenih slitst. Kanaaa :ny. Sin. KNlOllTfl OF COLUMriUB Blrest Usnc end social Friday, Iktptsn). br 1, at club home. KODAK films nvriop,l free: prints, all elioe. In each. Jenkma' bludlo, Dsnl sn. Tesas t f5 IVllOM it may concern II. F. Free, man Is no longer a partner or In any way Intereeled In th K-K Lin lilu Co., formerly a partnerelilp composed er Kiseman and Fresmau conducting bust lieta st II K. Fogrtli. Tula. Okie. IHIgned ) . H. F. FHBK:-AN lfsTsT-UaIKi MAfRhWlTY hA'NlArntTB A home for the car and ptoteotlon of young women, rates reasonable, sabtea adopted. Dr SI. II. Newman. mdlcal dlreVmr, 1847 WlatriJJjnjJhm '-Ity Automobiles .u'TTTMtijirrijji' j'tm "Vii.i: n AUTO IlLPAIll spsetallsts. we repair any kand of ca. O. Stringer. Osage 717. ATrHTiliSrill.t to 'trsdViir'l'ord ; "T-"'' Inder louring ear Is tlrat ilssa ronrtl Hon. 10s W First Ht, Ossge SS70 irif'K tnurllng. 1 model. .0 daya old, driven 1.S00 miles; perfect condl. tluii; am leaving cltj, a bargsln, .01 li. rJecoud It. tt" ,..mi - t.i i c'mss in ariiai. ''.Ip. tAw',., V" ,r '. pi'i.it and ...Mng net - H U 11 1 I "i 1 ' P 7 . ' "' Vi ltt). , ItA .1 I. I . " ' 1 J. n I I -ve- llil . .. i. Ur ii It l "c!i 1 If,. a. .-) I ! aV- ----- Atilomobiles i liiMiinii rn nut aSi.15" 10 Lll Mil. I It 1 ..'I ; ,ase ,.r, I 1 1 aaiii . J lm) , iesi it g u'y, teat II. II. piniirij -.jss eiL ruurtn ..r. CAfis repaired St ni,r tmn e sarare f isai r- Independanee, emit gusranl'ai-C. Osaae jsji or fedsr 8M'I-J. DTiT"ll7 rii,TsteT fr.r sale 'r . 1 I "ads for furniture. I3 N Main i.asa ?ifi ltn, flitu rontliH tu , f- r qui k, Mlj l.'-H. Unna, f)nn5 Stii It. fff RAI.K -fW rotd V'ltUtt. Jul Runt Fmnnount. fKTT migi7ne"ii-si... f.eTst-r-, . a t'nril Trnelij diaap for rash. 1. W, Itowsll renin No. i. lilts ri"tel lTlltll l lUI'k!. en...!" ruiinl'is . 7. 1 1 ' n. i,.v tires, price t:8. i .n ,,.iae Vil, eOK SAl.K t'ars of ah kinds sj",d fir private owners st strait hsr.nas Terms t' suit Used Car Eirhaica, 41 N. Main Oft 4108 NKW Ford tnurlng ear fnr'e- s, fcarsaln for rear,, "safe. seel. arte s p, ni SKi liiidse t'iiirln car f r sale e. W IV K -ratt. lieaetai A iin u I t Its .PSlrtng, II f4 Cheyerne . " sjnKBi-f Yfjv hi t.i s r rtnKH TfMINd III na There are none h-i'er W have a aomp.-ie al k I'srann Auto Siioi-laitu i III K. Meoond. oisss till, Tela.1, O'lila ArnleI( l Packard' tp- 1srr, take small ear aa part pay. I'h.ina Ce-1sr try 80S 8. lloulder Av, sfier p, m. aiCOfrlimrf "Tr-.rtwifd.ioKn, Aillhorlsed I'ord Kervtee, 50 8. I'rankfoit Av. Plione tV1r 1 M. IV, make driving your ferd a ptsssttra, A personal service of super! ir n'tadty, lleasonsble eost and rnnrteo'is attention. MTAItllN'l eranka. head sjatlteta anil Ueet steal starter seer, for any carl iuto parte StlWi Sti'eiid. ftTTll luailsler, "V.in. condfllnn eve y way, 1180. 120 M. Main. IKnm 14-1 HPBCIAL SALB OF VdtCD rOtlDS M'e aro nffarlna forty Fnrda ronslatlns r.r rnsit.tara, tniirlns, and speedsters, i wlili h tints not been overliauted, but ara in riinnlna: order at pilnes rnntinff from ' ti t.i 1141, nn tsrtna. I If inn want tn buy a car with eery little raeii outlay tlila la your opportunity. Call at iiur nareliuuae, lie Mouth llouldir. Ask fur , MIL HAlLKr, PltONIl 0.1AUH 1911 WHY 'IAkT: your csr tn a e-srsira whan mhi ran have It repaired at home by a i nan liaiilo who can furnish written era nxni.aiar lor appointmsnt, mm Oisr.s WANTI.il TO 11UY Lata mods! Dodge t'liitlnif car. Must lis In first class can tilt inn and priced right Call Ossge anin-.i. WIS PUT KENT stsrler geara on with ml rremeter U C. Machine Foundry Co 8U ft. Nerfollr Cedar 1717. V AN I nil All kinds of used'eara lo sill on small commission for private owners. Used CMr UicStunge, 411 N. Slain Ossge 4 tl'8 Tu PK'll MONTH for dead .lore as, US for live. Moulder Oarage. 410 H lloulder. li HSRli SAlTf l great bargalna call Oil City Oarage, ISO N. Main. Ossgs fi6C 8 The time of the year is just around the comer when most everyone will be wanting a closed car. Here is your opportunity to buy one right. A Dodge Sedan in good mechanical condi tion with new paint. It's worth the money. Wo ulsn Imve unusual values In nev crttl others. H will bo worth your wlillo to Inspect our stock ot usod curs. ' Tho most Important thlntr Is to re member thut you nro denllni; with a firm that c.-itinot afford to mako misrepresentations. Terms to re sponsible, parties. Call Ccdnr OS nnd 151 Thomas Motor Co. C17-23 South lloulder rmifKh' itiTf J Til SALB One ton Ford trucki will take wll secured note aa payment. Olesn tlmlth. htlnger bawlng Mschln Cn. I'Olt 8AI.U A t-lon itTpubllo truck. Plmne Cedar 400. LlfTJIT Ford truck! will trade for anytlil n g from ii darning iieedlo to a, threshlntc tnnchlne. Cell Osage 341. ON K-TON Ilepulvllo truck, good running order a bargain. 4Su f, Main. Ossge QUI. ONH late 1981 Fordson trsrtor. and plow tor sale or trade. Call at S101 IS. Fedsr al drive, at filling station lir.PUni.1C truck vtlfh 4-yard body end liolst, fine uondlllnn, bargain lor quick sale. Williamson Motor Co.. 410 N. Main. T'O-TO.N rebuilt Itepubllo truck, gusr- anteed first class oonaitiuni ensap. wii. Hamsun Motor Co. Hn N Mala . i o T s iTPi li iWX is it KF ai Tifil ItEAIIINnS Tlmken, Hyatt. New Departursi ISortl psris, We carry the largest stock of auto supplies lu Tulsa, mall order shipped same day aa raielvcl, "We've Hot the Oo"ds " IIAYMBS PATRICK APT') HPPPLY CO, 101 11, second St. 1'lione Cedar 181. IHSAIUNCHI Tlmken, New Dsparture, Hyatt, rorfl parts. Larsest stock of auto atippllsai In Tulsa. 11 AYNKB-PATflICK AUTO 8UPPLT CO. 101 IS. sjeconi t. Cedar III YOlJrt iar repaired at your i.. m e garage, L-uarimtee-l eatufaeilon br reliable me c"nl". Call 0ge 4111-n, 140 IS. -l.,- u- i i , fl.tli.uTlls 1 OK UEXT It ATTHACTIV R kVrsge, rent 7easonstila, ioncVsie (loot and driveway. 3S 8. Vic tor St "Tlssge SI 40. iTyjf HOIT. s;ilVl Oarage fgr rnt Call Os a ee tfil - J, (TAItAi.B tor rent. 401 IS. Fifteenth, l Isage 111. . ' " uTsti:i Atrroiioiiii.FJi IJ CASH fr ford mipes. Osage 411.4111, llfi-ivilt ti ugfat and sold co smalt cotnmls.lcn no storsge Prmocar Motor Co 1" W Second tdar 1SSII. Uiii) CArtfi bought and eold on small commleilon. no atorage. Premocat Motor On.. 101 W Second. Cedar 18i, rACANT LOT Alib' CAclll tor llgbt car. Cads r 44 WANTtiU Tn buy. Ford roadster vt touring can will pay cash for foo.l largulti. Call at i:ii Third, sftsr iio p. m. . vTntT:D id ltt'Y-Lat rnodal liodg t urlnif csr. Must be In first class con. dlnon and rrtsd rUUl. C Qisg su n J SAMLtl to buy g 1 UupinohlH or Ooh and "used" Dodge, r -Istett not l tAier man -ii sitvuci. -H, Cr worm. X W, Vr n sisjfens IfriaVt