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-"i 1 m TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1022 WORLD FEDERAL CONTROL BUOYS UP STOCKS r Heavy Selling Later in Session, However, Is nntlHP fit 1 ,nS .NKW YOIIK. July 26. Stock r.cro active P.n'l "tronn it the open ing; of todny's Hosalon on new that th fulernl authorities tmd taken control of food nnd coitl traffic, tut hnvy sollInK Inter caused many net lonca. Oils and mo tor a wen' again the vulnerable features. Mc I. an Seaboard common nnd certifi cate reRlHtcrcd new lows for th movement. Tierce-Arrow common and pr ftrred vero nulijectrtl to further llq ul.r op. Studobaltcr was freely 't fjr. i despite predictions of In-Im-rd dividend disbursements. A i: houcli the report of thi ixted states Steel corporation foi the year's second quarter was re garded ni extremely favorable, tint lniip fhowed occasional pressure with most of the prominent Ind" pendent steels. Kuylns of equip ments ns well as coppers nnd affil iated shares was intermittent at r.nt. nails cancelled the greater part of their moderato advances in the latter part of tho trading. A f. w stork auch ns Corn I'rodiU'.s fif 1 Industrial Alcohol wero in- .iej to Icnore tho reaction In tho icfMl list but Mexican I'otroloum :nf vay In the general reversal rt- sril 'ho close, a heavy tono then i'a""W- Pules amounted to 700, Utu shurcs. Call money rates held (at 1 p. cent until tho final hour trhen offcrinKs wero mado at 3 1-2 per cent, Tho demand for time funds wn, very light. Sterling de mand was quoted under 4.4- and all the allied remittances wero low er with Ocrmnn marks nnd most of tho north Kuropean bills. rw York Sttl., n Itrportrrt br lions ton, Flhlo & Co., rtrst .National llnnk llulldlng. Sales In lln.tn. High Lose Close u Ilubbcr I 1 US H's AlH'd ''hemtcel ... 1 UK n " Aim Chalmers H 61 :H 6!U American All Chum S U4 JS"4 SMs Am. Ilct Sugar ... s S8' 4, Atrenoan Con 130 6!'s 68 tt's Am lir ft Fry .. Am. II & U. it J Am lnt I Torn ... An.er'can I.oeo .. American Linseed Amrl' in Fmeltere 2 lSBl ItU lbt : . tss ck i-i 1J 43S Il'.i , 7 US', 114 114 1 13U 6t it'; ess American Steel Fdye 0 37 Btl, JC1 An..ruan sugar ... so sz't SI Am T T. 17 1S3H 121 152 Am. Tobacco .... American Woolen AnaemMa At'h'o. At' C. !: W I. .. IU'ln Ico .... Ha I'm r & ' 'hlo Ilansdall "A ' .. IHrr-uall "if ... JMh.ehem Steel Cat Petroleum .. Canadian Paelflo , Cmirtl Leather Chandler (rt A- Ohio C. M. St. Paul C M. A Rt. V pfd C. H I. t! V Oille Copper .... CMno Copper .... Cnia-Cola Columbia das ,,, Corn Producta .... Cos.Ien . 6 141'.t HI . e 90H !9S kS . 25 (3S S2S 63 , 111 103S 101H 10S . (S 31', 20 . 17 117S 11SS IKS . 10 IIS I3S F3S . 10 20 Uli 30 . 13 31 24 21 . 87 ICS 7t'i . 30 till U'i PJ'i . 23 131 1181, 134'. 114 JUS 3JS JI'i n ess 63 fl',. 11 KVti 13 28 11 4) la 43 10 22H 27 18 704 7S 27S 43 4211 21 H C5S 81 H 60S 27 S 43a, 42U 2la 29S 69li 1 JS 97 132 108S 106S 10" S at . . lz. , All inu Crucible 81 15 a. Cuban Am. Puirar .234 26S 25 V4 23S Cuban ''ana Suxar . 73 ITS 17S 17U i:mlleolt -Johnson 3 2I4 82 82 Tamoua players .. tipnrral Aphalt (lenernl l?letrla , rirnrrat Motors . . Giindrich (ireat Nor pfd... llnuaton Oil 1 llnola Central . . 4 MS Km 8tS 01 71S fSH 68S 176H 174 174 63 II US 1'S 18 3! 37 37 46 SIS 70S 'I 4 7S 72 72 1 107 107 107 jntplratton Copper . 4 liter llarveater ... 2 40 ' . . .. 103 71 71 n u mi 62 83 12H 124 26S !CS 45S 45S lnt Mer Marine, pM 10 7 71 iiu 16 61S Inter. Paper Invincible Oil .... l: C. Southern .. Kelly-Sprlngtleld Kenneeott laekawanna Hteel U N. Miriam) Oil Met. Petroleum . . Mexlrnn fieuboard Jllaml Copper . . . Middle Hta lea Oil . Mldvaie steel ... Mo Pacific Mo Pacific, nfii . . in i : s 1! :s 22 4 10 22 JC, J5S J'S 78 S 77 77 i iis 37i 37', 1 .271 H l2a, 1BSS .630 27S 21N 4 20 70 S2S .45 ESS 10 c: i 64 29 S i:s sis 21 S ess 21S 63S 12'. 24S 21S 61 S 2IS Montgomery Ward 11 12 National nnamellna;. 14 65S 53S Natlnnnt Ia 11 mnu 09 99 t Nevada Copper . . .sN. V. Central .... New Haven N. A v .Northern Tactile SJkta. P A II Paelflo Oil I'an-Amertcan ... I'ennivlvanla renple'a (laa l'er. Marquetto .. l'hlllpa Petioleum J'lerce Arrow .... l'lerce oil rittaburch Coal .. 'r-"l ft Kef. Corp Trened Steel Car I 1SS 16'i lS 20 95S IS !i 21 SOU 29S ISN 14 10911 109S 109S ,. IS 7'i 75S 76' . 11 2 .310 6SS .121 74 S . 63 46 . 16 I7S . 23 31S .106 1S . us . 25 7S . 3 S . 23 87 ,. 6 0'4 2fi 62 V, 71S US s:i 41S S 7'. 62 S 72 S 45 85H 32S 41 S 10 7tt 63 36U. 26S 79?4 80S a-uiman --''ion ,. 11 ... l-.-l II 121 ' ""a .11egre ftugar r.4 US so 6ns V" "II 32 28 27a; 27 , J'' ' opper 17 US 1S H'i '"P'"SI 11 s:s m ll'l JlI ubllr? I & Steel. 35 71'4 71S '1 i'osal Dutch. N. Y. St 65S 53S 61 6 S or San P 6 2iS' 27S 27S Pears lloebuck 19 fO'4 70S 791, Rnelatr Oil 71 801, 29S 30 S fni'hem Paelflo ... 22 90 80S 80s Sjuthern Ilv 7 28H 24 2IS tni1ard Oil Cal .. 19 103 101 a; lots . ,nilllr'' Oil N. J. 7 178V4 178S 178S V,t-omberg 21 117 116H "S ;'jroaer 467 135S HIS l"" Co 26 45S 45 45 JUis ft Paelflo 4 29U 28 21 i-ao l-oal & Oil 21 24S 2IS Jotaeco Producta .. 5 79 S 781, lrn(,.,nilnentat Oil JO 14S IIS onin oil (Del.) .. 1 19S 19S tn ,n Paelflo 7 141 ai 139 24S 4a il 1 t ni 19 140 79 6!4 7V. 61 71 1.2."'! i,rue 33 80S 78'4 "utad net. Stores .. 0 63 61 S i; Vwl froi. .. 8 1! ini. Alcohol 126 66!l 2?4 If S Jvi" !B " '' rl nuhher . an n K1L f. ;;-eei ...171 101S 99 SJS ... 6 130S 120H 120S ... 12 CIS (4 MS Vt.. ' 21 lS 45 4S v.l""f c,ro- Chem. 28 S 27 S 28 S." '"thoua u 60S 89S Union 10IS "'I . . . . J Jtt S ', nvorland .... 15 814 Wonl-.-.i.- 4S Tr.tlhLnl!"", "i'ump" "otal Sales TtMOOV 4 161S 161S HIS 2 168 1ST Vi 1"S Independents &QSnt nil .)..!.. .u. v ...... J. .... - - ,.11 Ilia ,.W 1IFI, lUI" " reported by Strandberg. .MrQreevy A Art,.... .. alld ASKS) I'M"." Oil"1"1 " ' O I n r 0 r k ...... . . . . . . .'." . ..1;; .le'rttt l,t, pf,i " Mutual ... fn8lc . ' ;,,iur. iiii: 0 ", if. 4S IS is 1 1 1H l!4 6 14 4 H IS IS 3 3S 4 9 4 6 os IS'.i Pout .,.,rt Worth Cuttle. hS ,7ar0KT' Cattle-He. eil! V0' beeves 11.(006 00, bulls 12.00 lc,.',c,, v" O0W7.O0. lsl,VrJ,eS!'f, 1.000, light llO.OOtt BI,',,P'l'"S.?0 OI.00, heavy lt.76O10.no, Ml isT.rtiecT,ptr i'000! '""itn 1 mow, "1. Med Umtx U.OOjlt.n " MARKET PAGE Cotton NIIW YOIIK. July prices norelsteil in cuttim V fl I. tliouch thwro soro strunK rtcovtjrion V't' i J M.u off to 20.4hi. On Hi.. oi... ihn i.. i off to 20.4BV. On the closy tho list niuiwu net iimsvh 01 Zti to 33 imlllts, with October at :10.71c. Ono of tho I mailt causes of tho soiling was a prl- CHIPAOO, July St. Export pur vato condition repnit nf 74.1.1 pyr r1tHinj: In latgu utnounta brought cent of normal, iuaicattng a crop ul Inbout 11 moderate upturn todnv in 12,200,000 bales. A lower oponlns , tho prlco of v, heat, but with hodgltn was duo mainly to poor cables but tho , nalos ivnowed tlm Mains pruved riicui.iiion 01 1110 private comllttun figures almost linmcdlately In creased offerings and during tho first hour tho market foil tn Its lowest. Thu weekly government crop reports were more favorable than expected, but were completely offset by privata accounts from both Texas and Oklahoma, telling of great dntnago by heat and drouth and pre dicting u, short crop in many sections These reports brought about n strong rally, which, around mldneaslon, carried tho market to its hlkhest, October standing nt 20.95. Dully Cotton T.ll.lr. Cort Morrmrnt MiiMllrj KenlptJ New Orleana 31.60 684 a71 Stork 101.700 ilalveaton 21.76 2,961 1,002 78, m Mobile l.on 21.20 1,31.0 1M Savannah Charleston Wllinlnxion Teaaa City Norfolk lialllmoro Hoaton Philadelphia New Vorh Minor porta 1.238 77 63.77H 6 3.7 1 J 12.280 1.1K 81.6Tb' '"' 3,l(3 1S0,',i04 2,081 Total today 4.1)4 Total for week 23,ll Total for aaaaon 6,271,710 Interior Movement- llouaton 22.60 21.50 1.037 392 400 40 31,781 66.XS0 65,69.1 11,958 lV.iis Memphla AUEuata ht. I.oula Atlanta Little Hock 1.018 304 21.62 22.80 22.00 21.60 20 2,831 Dallas 11.20 Montcomery 21.38 6.021 New York t'otlon. NEW YOIIK July 26. Spot cotton iulet. middling 21.16c. New t)r!can t'otlon. N15W OKU1AXB, July 26. Hpot cotton quiet and unchaniicd. Malea on the apot ill Ixlea, tn arrive 8. 60 bales, low mlditliK 20.25c, mlddllnc 21.60c, Kood mlddllnK 22.50c, lecelpta 6.86 balea, atock 103,760 balea. Itmice ef 1'rlres. HlKll Low Cloae Ture Oil 28 27i 27i Okla r. A 11 2S 2S 2S Slncla.r 20S 29S 30 Tex.l, Co 46S 45S 45 Coaden 41S 40V, 40'1 .Macnolla 185 180 155 Pittsburgh llange Arkanaas Uai 9U 9 llarnadall "A" 26 20 26 llarnadall "11" 21 21 24 Lone Star 2Ti 27 'I 27 S O. 1'. 0 1C IIS 16 o. f. a sou 5os 60H Oaato II 11 13 Khaau II It 14 Curb llanne Hoaton Wyomlna- ... "5 74 75 lloono 13 12 12 Cone. Copper 60 60 60 Carl! 7H 7 "4 7S nllllland 6 4 a, IS nienrock 1 1-lt 1 1 1-16 Inter. Petroleum ... COS 20, 20', l.lrlngaton IS IS IS Mountnln Producer . II1. US H1. .Mutual 8S S S Ityan 6 a, 6S 6S Fait Creek, new .... 15', lt'4 15S sapulpa 3S 3S Skelly 9 a, 9 OS Slinina 8'., S & Wayne ll, IS la, Standard Indiana ...106a, 106',., IDS". Standard Kentucky 91 93 (3 Htundaril 1)11. Closing bid and asked prices of Stand- ard Oil atocks, as reported by Strandberg. Jlcdreevy & Co: Hid Asked Anglo-American IS',1 US Atlnnllo lief., com 1000 1025 Atlantic HC. pfd 116 117 Ilorne.Scryrtiser 390 410 Uuckeye Pipe 1.1ns 93 91 Chrsebrough, com 190 196 Chesebrough, pfd 108 112 Continental Oil 130 135 Pr,nt Pip l.lp ...... 3 85 Cumberland Pipe l.lna .... 135 140 ilureka Pipe Line 88 90 Oalena Signal, com 51 53 Catena Signal, pfd, new .. IOC 101 Illinois Pipe Una 1(2 166 Indiana Pipe l.lna 88 90 National Tranalt 26 '.4 2 c 1 i N Y. Transit 105 170 Northern Pipe Line in 98 Ohio Oil 272 278 Penneylvanla Mex 33 37 Prairie Oil A Ilea 570 580 Solar Pennine 135 350 Prairie I'll'" Una 213 248 Southern Pipe Una 91 94 Soul hern Pa. Oil 210 215 Southern Pa. Pipe I.I no ... 60 68 tftandnrd of Indiana 1064 107 Standard of Kanaaa 630 660 Standard of Kentucky .... 92 04 Standard cf Nebraska 175 15 Standard of N. J., ram 178 Standard of N. J., pfd 1167 Mnndard of N. Y 412 416 Standard nf Ohio 455 465 Swan A Finch 10 35 Union Tank l.lna 95 100 Vacuum Oil 417 423 Washington Oil 23 28 Chicago I.treetfM'k, CIIICAaO. July 36. Cottle Receipts 9.000 i elow, beef steers steady to strontr. top matured ateera 810.50, yearling 810 40, bulk beet steers 18.60010.00, veal calves opening slaw, few early sales strong to 260 higher, other classes generally steady but choice cows and hcirers mostly $5 0097 26, canners and cutters largely 13 002.76. beat ealera to parkers I9.T64M0 00 Iloga Ilecelpta C2 000. fairly active, mostly 11.60 tn 82 50 lower, top 110.66, bulk 18 289 10. CO, pigs slow, packers most ly 88 0008.60, packing sows smooth 18 15 tfS.7S. hilling pigs I9.76iil0.60. Sheep Itecelpts 14.000: natives steady to strong, spots higher, top natlva lambs 112.75, to city butchers, drilrable breedera 812.00, best handy fat native we, 7.00. hcavlea downward to 13.00. London Metals, LONDON, July 26. Lead Spot I.2S 16s, future, LSI 10s Zinc Spot I.:J 17s (d, futures 1.23 10s, Chicago Produce. C1IICAOO, July 28. Poultry Alive low. er, fowls 21',4c. brollera 22',ilf27c, roost ers 13SO. Htitler i:asy, creamery extras 1214c flrsta 28031HC. seconds 27027HC, stan dards 31 Sr. nggs I'ncKanged 12 306 esses. Potatoes Supply heavy, no demand or movement on bgrrele. recetpta 97 cara, to tal United States shipments 666 cars, eeat shore Virginia cloth top stave barrels operators asking 13.0003 26, sacks very wesk, Kansas sacked cobblers few ssies slightly dirty 81.30ei.35 cwt , early Dhioa very dirty and small 70c cwt. best atock 900(191.00 cwt. Nebraska encked early ohlos 11.36 cwt., Minnesota sicked early Chios U 15 cwt. Wichita LhrstncU. WICHITA. July 26. Hogs Itecelpts 1,000; 2tc lower, top 13.10, bulk It lot 9.(0. Cattle Itecelpts 800: slow and driggy. weak tn 16o lower, steers I6.OO4H 25. heif ers 14.0087.00, cows 84 0096.00, bulla 13 25 y 4 60. calvea 15.00U7.00. Oklahoma City l.hentnck. OKLAHOMA CITY. July 26. Cattte Itecelpts 2.DS0 slew; uneven, steady on good cattle, othera 1001(0 lower, top ateera 16 18. good cows il.00, heifers 11 to, canners and cutters 11.602 00. calves lower, top 16.00, stockcrs ami feeders ac tive to ateady. Hogs Itecelpts S 700, 10 71 to lower, top I9.lt, hulk 8,709.JS, stackers tc lower. rlilrngu Drain .futures. Wheat Open HlKh July 1 09 111 Sept. LOTS 10.ij Dec. LOU 110 '.5 Corn July . J4 Sept. :! M'i lire .Si's J'. Osis July ,s:u Dept. .114; .31'; Uso, ,3b ,11 U I.OVT 1 09 1 06'i 1 OSS .6) , s 17 . 31S .SIS .16 U ,3th HEDGING ON SALES CUTS GRAIN PRICE 1 Day's Export Business 2 t?!Jion Bushels; IV mot Tlnnlinna WllCUt Declines mostly tranalent. Thu market closed unsettled, 'o lowur to Vic advunca with September tl 07 to 14 and De cember II 00'ii to . Cum finished i to l'ii luwer, outs i to to and f higher nnd provision down 20 to 32c. Urgent buying of red winter wheal fr shipment from ports on tho gulf of Mexico was credited to Kronen and It wns estimated tho ilny's export business In all posi tions would total 2,000.000 bushels. Offerings of wheat Increased on nil ndvanri's In prico. Another bear ish Influence wns tho heavy receipts nt primnty poi .ts, nearly doublu the aggregate o.' a year ago Lorn, iiko Wltcut, declined ns a I result of largo rural offerings. Oats ilevclpped utrongtli becnuso of dis appointing threshing reports. Provisions worn depressed by weakness In tho hog market. Pack- crs did mucli of tho Boiling, Knii.nH City Pri'dme, KANHAS CITY. July 36 Ilutter Creninery 2o lower, 16c, packing un- charmed. IlKRa Unr hanged. Poultry llroliera 2c lower, 208 Jlc, hena unchanged. Kiinsna City l.lrrtork. KANSAS CITY. July 20. Cktll! lie eelpta 12.600. cale atoady to 60c higher, bulk vealera 9 00, canr.era nnd cut'era fulrly ateaity, noatly I2.60tf3.60, a.4 oth er lHea dull and uneven, genernt'v na4 tn 26c lower, t.lat atecra bll 10.73 lalea mostly 16.8509 26. most cnua II 'in t(f, no, prime earllng heirera 13.16 l"Jtt bulls IS. 7695.00, Blockers and feedcra moatly 86.0007.(0. lings Itecelpts 9.000; opened elow, later tradi'ig fairly actle tu both packers ai.it shlppirs 264736c lower, bulk !0.2t,W.M, top 1 10.20. ,nna moatly 87 750 8.00, rtock plgn steady, top 610.65. Sheep Iteeclpts 3.000; killing -Silases fairly steady, top lamta 112 26, belter grndea 812 :00CC12.2t. othera 19.00(71100, rulla around 17 oo, tet eviea mostly 16.60 07.00. top $10.00. KnnatiH City Grain, KANSAS CITY. July 26 Cash Wheat No. 2 hard ll.03tTl.31. No. 2 red I1.0IV 1.06, Corn No. 3 whlta 68'.4e. No. 2 yellow 69SWtOc, No. 3 ellOW 69J69Uc, No. 3 mixed 66a4c. foreign r.xrliHitge. NI1W YOIIIC, July 26. 1'oreign ei chnnge easy. Clreat llrltaln Demand ' il1;, cables 4.46. CO-day bills on banks 4.42S. 1'rHnce Iiemand f 27 S. cables 8.28. Italy Demand 4,69, tables 4.61V4, Oermany Demand .19 U, cable, .19 H- New York Metal. NEW YOIIK, July 26. Lead Steady, spot 6.16c. Zinc Firm. Hast St. Louie spot and nearby delivery C.OOc. New York Money. NKW YOIIK, July :c Call Money Hasy 4, high 4, low 3, ruling rate 4, cloa Ing bid 3, offered at 3S, last loan 2. 'all Loans Against acceptances IS. Tlma Loans Steady, 60-day and 90-day 3"ie4, 6-month "404S. Mercantile Paper Prime 4 0 4 Liberty Honda. NEW YOltK. July 26. Liberty bonda closed. 3 Ss 101.00, second 4s 100.71. first 4Sa 101.6U, second 4',s 100.82, third ISa 100.78, fourth I Us 101.es, Victory 19.,, uncalled, 100.80. 'SAFETY MEN' TO WALK OFF JOBS BY UNION ORDER CONTINUED FItOM TAOH ONE gard to tho taking care of property. Also that all union sympathizers bo requested to pursue this course." Kmtniigi'rs Valuable Milieu. Tho board's order calling out em ployes engaged in tho protection of mlno properties bocome offectlvo at once, und creates a crisis In this district. Many of tho most vnlnablo coal properties In Oklahoma and Ar kansas nro subject to flooding with in 4S hours In tho event the pumps aro not In constant operation. It is persistently reported that operators will nt onco lay the sit uation boforo Oovernor Robertson In tho hopes of obtaining protection for mon willing to mnn tho power plants to keep the mines from dnmugo. Knrller In the day President Wil kinson declared that In tho event his organization found operators at tempting to establish tho open shop plan In this district, engineers, pumpmen and firemen would bo called out In retaliation to tho move. Hoard members oirenly expressed their attitude on refusing to permit tlm operation of minis supplying public titilltleH.bcrauso of an execu tive order giving railroads priority on coal shipments. This they con tended, would permit "carriers to solzo tho coal ns fast as It was loaded on tho cars nt tho mints. Hall Klrlko Helps Miners. They further doclared that the strike of railway shopmen wan of great asststan'-e to tho coal miners' striko and that their organization would not pei nut the membership to do anything that would adversely nffoct the dhopmnn. Seizure of coal, they snld, would permit tho railroads to hold out against settling Jheir dlffonncr with their striking shop employes. President Wilkinson had previ ously been of tho opinion that he would recommend the board permit tho utility mines to resume opera tions, but decided against such a move, ho said, when ho learned of tho oxtcutlvo order. Six mines In Aikansas and Oklahoma up to last weok had been permitted to produce coal for utilities). Ico plants nnd hos pitals. Wilkinson called the men out on strike Inst Friday. I'AltltlNCTON' c.i.r,s ITM.NOIB mi.m:us IN (-OXVHXTIO.V. lly tht Associated Prt.es. ST. LOUIS. July 26. Frank Far rlugton, prosldont of the Illinois miners, todny called a convention of delegates of every local union In tho titnto to meet August 3 at 1'oaria to tako action on strike peace plans presented by the mlno operators. His action was considered so significant that leaders on both sides of the controversy tonight predicted tho Mnko tn IIUnolM would ond within Class two wooks. l.ooi. l'nrrlngton'a action was taken after i.oj I nn all-day conference with his exec 1 'W'titlvo board of approximately thirty .eis members fitim all over tho state, The .fis, (innouneem nt if it wns made In a "s 76 word statement presenting th i iit fact of tho matter only, but .between tho lines., union chiefs nnd mlno ownctj declared they could ucq f Mold Him Wight. the brightest rays of hopo since the mines wero closed by tho suspension of work. Ostensibly called to discuss rou tine mntterH, It had been understood for several (lays among those In touch wllh tho situation that today's session of tho executive board was convoked by Rirrington so that lie could learn Just where he stood with his men and Just what thu nltuatlon was turougliout tho state. Karringtoti Is convinced that Iih still is supreme In power ruiiong tho miners of Illinois despite in-rnadu in bis prestlgo made In certain en'ctloiis by followers of John I Lewis, na tional miners' president, nnd gener ally opposed by Farrlngton in mnt tcrs nf policy. Always In favor of a soparato stato agreement, but heretofore In sisting that lie would not pull Illinois away from tho national union pol- icich in mnKlng it, i'lirrington now has determined tu place the Issuo before the miners of the state thorn solvts and let them dccldo whether to remain on strike or go back to work under terms satisfactory to both slues. Karrlngton Is convinced that ho can defeat any opposition brought by the I.owln factions in Illinois, SEMANS CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS coNTi.suno rno.f paob o.vn While this would bring Joy to tho bourbon element It would necessitate a stamped.) of tho radicals from tho ticket, most of whom would vote for Klolds rather than participate In their own undoing. In caso either of tho other candi dates Is nominated it In not likely tbnt adherents of the Khawnco pro gram will partlrlpato to any great uxteni in the convention, nna tno bourbons will bo left to havo It nil their own way until the November olcctlon. There is a possibility that Walton, if ho Is nominated, will de mand that the proposed convention bo cnllcd off entirely. hopete" rests in fields states schwabe CONTINl'HI) I'ltOM PAOI! ONI3 Oklahoma asks us If Itohorti-on la a fair exarnplo of our public serv ants." American Platform. IteferrltiK to his own candidacy, Schwabo told the voters of Clnto moro that ho stands for more nnd better free public nchopjs, limita tion of immigration, nnd a protec tive tariff mi petroleum, lead, zinc nnd agricultural products that will protect the people of tho Klrst con gressional dls.rict. "If I am nominated nnd elected you people may rest nssured I will leavo no stone upturned to watch after your Interests nnd those of nil other citizens of the Firm district," ho declared. 'The First district Is my home, nil I have Is loented In this district, nnd If I go to congress I expect to serve you faithfully nnd well." Settlo Tlin-nil'iii'il Ktrlko. ATLANTA. Oa., July 20. Threat oiled strlko of clerkn of the South eastern Hxprcss company has boon averted, It was announced tonight by H. C. Caldwell, general chairman of the clorks' brotherhood, after a conference which ho and other union officials held hero with J. II. Hock aday, president of the company. Won't Stop Liquor Shipments, LONDON, July 26. With refer ence to the note from tho Washing-If ton government, asking co-operation , In tho suppression of llriuor running Into tho I'nited States through Her mtida and the Dahamas, it Is under- 1 stood the Ilrltish government has informed Washington that tho three mlla limit rule cannot be altered Great Britain takes the ground that I she In unnblu to make a precedent nllnvv'ng the relrure of such vessels outside that limit. Houston, Fible & Company of Kansas City, Mo. MEMBEItS NEW !ORK STOCK RXCHANQH and CHI CAGO BOARD OF TKADB. Stocks, Uonds. Grain and Cot ton. Standard Oil and Subsl diary Stock. New York and Hoston Curb Liberty llonds nought nnd Sold. Private Wires CIIAS. 11. CIIOTCIII7rr, Mgr, Tolcplioiio Osngo 8200. No. 11 liist Tourtli St., Tulsa, Olila. 'j. c -t, 1 ' ''ill 1 r l n 1 - Jr ( H'Trv, KitTV ft a rV 1 I J,-- "S. aA" ' " T ryjiflr -r-. .i -CV ' .mL , ,T Till 1 J VJEIL, it says T USE CAT NO INDIAN FUNDS TO BE WITHDRAWN! CONTINUED PP.OM l'AOB ON 11 depai tment had been embarrassed by tile failure of certain statu banks of Ok la moll a In that surely com panlfH required to mak prompt payments m'ght bo plnced In pos. tlon where their right of recovery could bo resitted until the a.mcts of Mich banks had been entirely dissipated. Tho attitude of tho stato In filing a Jurisdictional plea to resist suits against tho bank commissioner on the ground tbnt such actions nro suits against the Mate- Itself might prevent tho Indian bureau from making further deposits In stato banks. Secretary Fall Indicated. Attorney-Clcnernl Hhort, In reply, assured the secretary that tho mat ter was received the earnest atten tion of his department and Indicat ed that tho administration pnl'cy would bo revised to conform with tho demands of tho Interior depart ment. "1 have at this time tinder con sideration a plan of pledging cer tain assets of tho Hank of Com nureo of Okmulgee nnd other banks for tho purposo of securing bond ing companies who havo matin or will mnko Immedlnlo payment to tho United Stntes government," Short said. STRIKE LEADERS OFF FOR CAPITAL TO SEE HARDING CONTINUED PIIOM PAOF! ONB goncy In tho stntes east of the Mis slsslppl river wns mado In tolcgram dispatched to the regulatory bodies of tho various states by Commis sioner Altchlson in charge of the commission's car service division. Tho commission desires to know whether If local developments con nected without general service or ders require, wo can rely on hnvlng nctlvo assistance of your commis sion, the telegram addressed to the states said: "This possibly may Involve sur vey, certification nnd policing of certain local needs under priority orderi 'ssucd or to bo Issued. Timer, gency Is most ncuto ond requir-s best effort of all under common plan If dlstrcsR which wilt come Is to bo mitigated." Titoops tki: cnitf.n AT DK.VIKON. TK.VAS DKNIHON, Texas, July 2d Two hundred nnd fifty nntlnnal guards- r i III III III II ll IWi llPirit i 1 , CAT WUISWHR J ) ii iiiiiinl as: il . .inn ni l m... . v II II. ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 III I S X 1 I to Loan on City We havo unlimited funds available for conserva tive loana on good, well-located retail business property, residences, flats and apartments in Tulsa. Straight, Simple Interest, Payable Semi-Annually, Low Rate and Small Commission Charged Information cheerfully furnished without any obligation on your part. Call at our office or, upon request, our representative will call on you. OUR LOANS COST LESS MONEY READY NO DELAY Gum Brothers Co, Cedar 2002 Cedar 2003 Established over a quarter of n century 318 South Boston First Door North of Security National Bank l 3 i jjgjjBjajBjpaajSjsjjcaBjrajppeja PA- . u?ir,rrr A WUISWHR' men arrived hero this morning nt 7.07. detrained, commencod prepar ing licndnuurtcm and tho camp, had brrnkfast at tho Missouri, Kansas .V Texas railroad commissary and commenced tho work of Instituting martial law. Only officials now In Denlson nnd a hnndfnl of citizens wero present when the troops arrived nt the sta tion and tnero was no untoward in cldent. CIIICACJO, July !6.Desplte tho deadlock In the strike situation, conditions nn the railroads nro Im proving, tho western commlttCH 3 1 pulillo relations or tho American Association of Hallway executives announced today, Tho following statement was Is sued: "AH western lines with head quarters ' Chicago leport today ill freight Is being moved us offered and without congestion nnd all roads, except those that aro specific-Lilly affected by tho coal strlko, report car loadings uxceedlng thosi of n year ago. Passenger trains are being operated normally. "All of theso roads report In crease,, In the number of employes, nt work In tho shops." Tho report also rays that tho Ilurllugtuu rond added 32d men to Its shop force yesterday; that tho Illinois Central now has 8,885 men nt work in Its shops as compared with 12,701 tho day before the strike began and that the Santa Fo has 9.S4G men, or 03.3 per cent of normal. WASHINGTON, July it. Denial of chnrges that tho use of armed forco In tho present Industrial crisis wns nn attempt to establish "invol untary servitude," was made this afternoon by I'resldiint Harding. The president sont n telegram to I. 0. Dean of Chattanooga, Tcnn., chnlrmnn of the Hallway Umployes Publicity association rebuking him for maklnir such a statement. Claim Damage for Dentil. I'lTTSHt'Ita. Knit.. July 28 A claim for $10,000 damages for the death of their son, (Uonn, 18 yenrs old, wnH filed with tho city of P 'tshurg today by II. H. Harry nnd wife. Olenn Harry wan killed by u bullet during a shnm bnttlo staged by members of the American legion In a park hero on tho night of July 4, Harry wits n spoctnton CALVIN O. SMITH Municipal Bonds Bought and Sold fount) llnnils 111) Itnmts SrlitMil lllalrlrt llnntl lllalrlrl rhiuirs llsaar 1SI1 I. II B.1 1IA l(rnnrtl lllilx., Tnlan flklau IfiJ oney Property CAFE FLIRTATION ENDS IN TRAGEDY coNTiNfun rnoM r.nn osn purporting lo show that Mrs. Har nett had been arrested In Indian npolls Apt ll 11 1921, charged with grand larceny brought tho cool re sponse; "You nro mistaken." It was found that the coupln had been living nt tho Hotel Huron hero slnrn Sunday. Their baggage, was seized. KANSAS CITY, Kan, .Tilly 5(1 "I have n btnlher. Cllffoid Harnett, 1. 111 he 1- i,"t In Cleveland." said Mrs Marv .lunitth. nf 72 Sandusky ave nue, this rll. when uuestlnnod about the shoiillng of r.dward o Cnnnell In a rievilinrt reslnurant tmlny Harnett wns liter located at the littiiincas Curds ARCHITECT F. A. DUGCAN ()ngi' 1 1 III LIO'J Cum lo llldg. j TULSA I TREAT MEN AND WOMEN 1 ir .MfiiMyiilitlli. Honor r.mtt. Mtrl -turn. Illn.Mot Troub.n, ll)1rnrrlr nnl I' 11 r Y ft ni r n DIupIhca i)int. rAlnrul nn1 lrrKU l Mr itirnilrnllriM, iirinuluml lilt. 1 Jinrnrn, klitiify, MniMr nnd nil chronln tiltHdon. OH Hrriirnn rnitl VncclnuA Trpnlinfiit ('O.NNIII.TATION mr.K HUM fjri In One IetrntIon DR. JOHN LEE Heeitnit antl .Main streets 3IS Hrrurlly llldg. (laage 40A2 THE CHILDREN'S DAY NURSERY 717 HOUTII CIIICVKNNIB Thllilren Cared Fur llnrtr.s Working or Shopping lour Drs. Layman & Layman Chiropractors nnd Optometrists Twcho Years' Korvlco III 'I'll I MIS Office 0, 1! ID I. lies. O. 3003 nil-n Itiibliiruin llldg. LODGES AND SOCIETIES TUI.MA LOIHlli NO II. A F A A. M Nsit meeting, Rspt. II. Ilusl eras at TllO p. m. I'HTr.ll IIKirilMAN, W. U. JOH llltlHKW Harrstsrs TALODOi; lit. Will mast In rsgular cnininiinicatinn 'itieauay, jiny llth. Hualnsss msctlnic. cum menctnK 7:10 1. m. joiin P. ayhhn, w. u. AHTlIUtl llAKKIt. Hsrratarr. I'lCTHOLr-.UM l)l)(IW NO. 414, A. AV A, M, Mrsta vsrr rrinay sa ran asronil. No ttiscllriB riiir Ins July anil Aiistist. Noat coniixunlcstlan rrlday, Htp. tsmbar I. IIICNItT W. IIACKUB. W. U. 1 1. ll. I iahha, nscrstary TULHA ClIAI'TKll NO. I. It. A. H. Ulnsrn lor in aummsr. watcu this spaca lor futura announce nisnts. It, A. RNYDiCn, floor. I'llANK M. I1AVIHON, 11. P. TIIINITV i;ilM4IANIKHY NO. 10. , . Nsil m.ftlns Juns 11. In sC5t. a.ar.w til! .1 1 i". wcru B5li4rt n Ordst at Tsnuils. U.t fifJW.25, meeilns ot th. surninsr. All ImsZw sDiuurelni Kir Knlahis mr. KtfilrC dlslly Inrttsrl. n. tr.ahln.nls TPW scrvril. II. O. OIlBliN. B. C. Kit ANK O. rltlAM AN. Ilsl TUUIA CIIAI'Tf.lt. U t. .. "H. wilt rnesi ai siasonir nan nrsi ann tlitra Weil nnd ay, 7 1 10 p. m. IMral mssilna, liusliitssi sso vnil. Initiation ami soelat. HHS. UKI.LIU K. .IIIUKN, Wnrthy Matron, MI18. KMMA KABT, Ssrratsry. TUI.aA RTAIt C1.1III. Nut intallng aeo. oml Wediifsilay In Oetohsr. MUH. J. L. IIOSK, Pres. tmiijlll.n, TU1X1MA CHAl'TKit. U. l. 0. b. uV will mrtl at lllaaonlc Mall arc- uml and ruiirlh Halurday avanlnaa. tl30. Drat inset- tna bustnssai aacouol msft lim tor Initiation and aoclal acsaton. lira, l.ucla 11. Ilarllatt. Worthy Matron. alias I.tn cs usury, escy, Osaja A1X4-U AKDAH TUMI' LIS. A. 'aT o7 N U. U. Nr rseutsr mastlna H.D- tmhsr s at I d. m. Watch this rnlumn for any sf.clal announcsmenia. HOlinUT a. .IANNA. Potsutata C. I HUONICKIt. Ilscordsr. AAlllia lODin I.AIJlttl' BlllllNtl will nisst at Atnsi.iiic iipii Ilia fourth Wrilnssday of sch month ai lilO p. m. Csrsinonlsls on nn tiouncemsnt. Mrs. O. T. frswson. Itlib I'rlestsss. Oaana. 1111 Mrs. Hy Waltsr Itcnrrlsr Ossar (lit. Neil rttular msstina usnt. T. BPIIINX CI.UII OT AAII1IA I'lJUHT.mssta llrsl Wsdn's'lav anrnonn at l'sn at ata sonlo ball. Nstt rtautar msstlns October i. tins. j. il. UAiri Lri'i llsass I'rssMsnl. Ilustneas meetings Aug. I and Kept. J. Tall cer. rnonlal Oct. 1, Convex lion hall with extra show 1'. I). nrr. Monarch. K. N. Kills. Seerstary. I. O. O. V. DIIlECTOnT Odd Fellows Hall, 1US foutb llouldei AUIIOHA IXIDOB. NO. U. I. O. O. r. Meets every Wednesday evening. THO n. I C. W. CATKH. N. O. M. U POUNDMTONB. Secretary. ' TOLSA l.ODOltl NO. to, I. O, O. T., meets Iavsry Tuesday evening, 7.10. C. W IMLTZ, N. O. J. P. HtliinU Beoretary. (tulba kncahpmunt no. ii, i. o. o. f, f tleeta on sscond and fourth Friday of each 1 month at I p. m. 1 J. I- IIUrillLKTT, & P. t ll. II. Flll.l.llll. Scrlb. TULSA rtF.UI.KAH NO. It, I. O. O. F. Hegulor Hireling first and third Friday of eut-h month p m. miim, Moi.i.it: i.owu, n. o. llltS. CAIllir DAV1M, Heo. ! ossg 4:i-n. TULSA CAN'ION NO. 16, 1, O. O F. ' Patriarch Militant. First Saturday each i month, t p. in, I J, P. MUUItK. Cspt. ll 11, FIILLBit. Clsrk. cmUI-jn OF LOYAL POSS, Tulsa Flrealdei . ......... I . ........ U. .......... T .,u. w, -TLVMU ..-. IUIIIIU W HIU rnonih. t p. in. ItAYMUNtl KIHIIKlt. K, W. II U IIPtllll.KTT, IV ll. MIDAS LODtlli,, NO. 601, I. O. O. F meets every Tuesday evening. West Tulea. B. J. 8 1. 1 Nit A UP Hecreary. I shoe store nf his brother In-law, l'.mll .lona-h. here "Hure I'm I'ilffnrd Harne" " he said. "Hut for the life of m cannot recall a single nul In Cleve land who wiuld use my nat'io and. addresM tindei such clrcutn-'nn e.-- "1 have ben working m iimnhri. Neb, lip to two weeks ago Ti.cr V wns employed as a restaur mt I v. ). I have been living at the h 1 .w of my slter for two weeks ' Hflriitt Is single nd is 31 j ar old. 1 Hike Tat Iff on Itiiw Wixd. WASIIINOTDN. July 2; rf wool tariff rale of S3 cent a i nt of clean content, 8 rents in i t linn propored by tho house, ap proved tiidav by tlm senate, t H. Pour retiiiblbans votetl nii Hie into stid six democrats supi.'r'r'l It, WAKIT A,0) Katos and Information Hull.!. Ttvrt fiff jir wnrrj rf h'ftturlon fur nr. nr two .numtlonft Thrt nr Minr iin --uti. lnstrMi n I per unfit Mrh inn rt. n vrn ,nritiii f.ir tlm .rlf. nf i Icj if wttril pf tiny whn r.iiy runi nn rtHiMh vtfr.-itit rrmfigjo MlnttPiim jinr li ivoMt. minimum ansotml ft tlm SKr Atl. riUMoK WANT API htf An ft tul fin yn lil tli parn rlny flrnr lnr (ln ff tu MiMtn. i AM u i uf ' wn ivnnirt'1 tt1n nnit ill Wrtntcl t Vti HMMitloiin V nitil MVnt ItiK A pi arl it ml lloiit1inli.l ilnntln n d a nri v nl rmth in ititvurn- i Tltl.K1MIO.NK V ANT A D 3 nr rlinritl ni th mni rat m Lnih ni An.1 roMtntf'i.B 111 t it'Ail nt y mr hnniK or nfflr an nonn flr fl mi In rMon mn fllbl. Iti)n I nn nrcon niniV-'tnn trvii n1 iytntit h'ul1 I- tnml nroinptly whim htll U pr Mpntrtl. Aiwnyn nkU your tnl'phnne n1 tn t rPxUr1 titrlt to you Ity lit tl rttnn nil Ukr tn rnnfte nur thut M km hn orrrtly tnt(n. Tlif WorM cnnrtt niiiiim rrnpnrulMtlty for rror rf ttny ktn.1 oortirrlnti In ttivphon sd vf rtlMif nil. I'd tiff nn clrcumitnnrt nr w r ftpnrmlM fnr rrnri In nv m1vr(tfi' iMnt iinlii rpnrtM )mmtlnltv nftr f I rat tner tlon, Nn riluetlon In cnit nt nn ml will ! mml unlfa error ntroya v.itu nf nl. Phono Os.iko fiOOO AHIC l'-OIt WANT All DEPAHTMBMT 1IOIIIIH: 0tn llally, a a tn to p. m. npsii KUniiay. s r. m. In 9 p. m. Ada MC-rlveil ibirlng thesa hnura will apiir In Tha WorM Ilia followlns murnlna-. Rapulra llranch QffUrs Copelana Urns.. :t Knutli Park Pliona 451 WANT ADS Announcements ANNOUNCI1MKNT Oanns Hit. Quality anrt servlco. Tulsa unnertskins com anr can aavs you one-ha I f . II 1ST AMI rilllMl f i:.CKI1IOU wheel stolen. Iteturn f cstrnn DrUK slot, am w, Admiral, lis wara, No fiuestlons askeit. Osage 19 IT, LOST On federal rtrlve, llroken Arrow roail or imslneas section, larKe mace, leather hill rarrler, with rr.t lejthert llnlnc, ronlalnlnir valuahlo papers) flutter may keep has; If papera are rea turne.t. Joaephlna Mrllonaltl, car W-nrlrt I.OHT -lirown tMicSrtuook, somewhere be tween Tourth ana Hoaton ami Terrark tlrlvr, containing sold wrlat watch, fuuntnln pen, Ha r rent key ami a smsll amount of money. Call Mrs. II. O. Utiles, tisane 111 LOUT My white Ilnitllah bull tlog, re wsrd lor Information leaillns to Ilia return llenrira 11. llalcumbe, Ce'lsr al. lit H. Cincinnati. . LOST Illue tropical woratril coat, alsa 31, In tho norlh end ut city) reward. Osaga 1170. LOST I'sed and abstract bearing nam of Fret! Pchluti please call Osaaa Kin. LOST win ttTflprt s lioe. Answers to nam of "Klbba " I-'Inder pleas,, call Osaga 7709. Molt Motor Co., and recslv re ward. LOST atone Msrteu fur scaift between end Mouth Main car line and 1147 M. Cheyenne: Tuesday July 11. Howard. I 'all Cedar 2HI. lT5ht A bunch of keys In a leather else, 11, 11. Hoover on lag; return to nur- roughs Adding Machine Co. Cwt Monday afternoon, a Kadi I7?! Hlcma fraternity pin. between Thlnl nnd Cincinnati and Fifth and Main. Cedar tltT-J; CSSt" Tady's silver mesh bag, at nialto or left at postofflce. Iteturn to WorM office, lleward. nAIlTillH who found coin purse on Owril Park car. please call Csdar 14IJ anti receire rewnrn, aTll.VYl;!) Ono bls'ck mare, weight about 1,100; return lo iic.Nuity nan park rnr reward, I'linr.i.v I'citMiN.M. LAnillM Isarn in eivlni gracefully, sea lr. Lee at Htinaet plunge. hl'KCIAL NOflCKH IlOWICllH' Kurnltura lloapllat. open for liuainrss ai tne new location im a. (sec ond fit. Osage 3006 NOTICE The building, equipment and lease of the A. II. C. Ilullders Supply Co. together with tha elot-k on hand will be sold lo the highest and best bidder at their premises, lit Archer fit, on Friday, tha nn, at in o-cinfic a m. TAMPA IIA.T.Y Tli MS Tampa. FTa.i want ade, 1 cent per word; Florlda'a greatest dally classified medium. Writ us for complete rale card. MKIIICAI. A KAlltMONT MATKHNITY HOSPITAL for confinement; private; prices resson able; may work for board; bshlee adopt ed. Writ for booklet. Mrs. T II. Ixing, 1011 I".. Twenty-setentll Ht Kansas CIJV'12. WKST MAIN MATCItNITV SANlTAIIIUlt A home for th care and pr itectlon nf young women, rates reaaonahle: hables adopted. Dr. M. II Newman, medical director 1117 w. Main, Oklahoma City Automobiles AIITIIMIIIIII r.w l (IIIJAI.K It lllll HIX Il'tllck f.odsier; ei'ou"ent me". chanlcal rnnditlun; new cord Urea all around. 27t cash: call oiner Osage 0ft9 .1. H-o rar at Central Oarage. Ill-It fl rheyenne. lAIUl.UAt Mitu 1'tit.Kartl t,vuers fur pert repair end sorvlce, call Osag 1017. ma n Hiaih st ClinVHOLHT-ISO owners: New. genuine Chevrolet ring gesrs snd plnl'tns st tt vt per set post paid, mall order solicited; also new transmission geale. Auio lirakerc Co. 1U a. Cincinnati. COt,TRlf ynu want a rootnv cl-ised car at a bargain price, 1JS0, call Mr. At kins, Cedar Ct. 7 Dt'liAST, I -passenger, Kyllndir, ruH less man .'oo inties: am jenving city. Will sell at a bargain. Be nut, :sr 8. Detroit. I'OK 8ALK -F"rd roadster. '50 model, starter and wheel lock, 17t. lilt ft. riftliplat . Full HA L K Ford roadster body, ill-lf, rare Worl I . fTFTKEN C.Hn CAit.1 ot a great bae gsln: call Oil Clly cirage, 120 ii. Main, t 'sage tt. FOlt flAI.K-Cars of all kinds e.ild for priat owners at great batgatns. Terms lo suit. I'sed Car lischunge, 119 Msln Ossge not. lTYii fTAI.C 1 IT Ford chassis, gjid run ring ordsr: good Urea: 160 cash. WIS keron tiara.-, 410 S. Frankfort. Cedar 1711. Fbit SAI.I'. 1(11 T-pnssengsr Wlntoa Ainerb-an els 781 a. Main. Osage HT; Fult HAI.E F'tnl ' oipe, out Thre weekei too extra equipment, motor brsk In right Into cash Cedar COO. Dlclosqti- Uou.ln.-tn Lumber Co FOlt tiA' i F' d I ' iring, d runnttif trtler tico cash, bargain t-'r q'Mck sal. ""J: J-"' n , . Qiiiri)""cil,T) t ill M Mr fi l.uder Tar'ror sale In pr"ty e d Old - will sell on small payirent wn and mon'hly pay ments, at a big bargain. lV-Uetiavi llealty Co., Pass 10i5,-711Qu . 3 1