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The Tulsa Tribune from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 11

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The Tulsa Tribunei
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Tulsa, Oklahoma
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MONDAY JUNE 25 1923 TI1E TULSA TRIBUNE TULSA OKLAHOMA ELEVEN TRIB TIPS PLEAD GUILTY i 16 (1 93 ptd rj am AL (I 100 52 07 41 40 0'J Asked given five yenr In 12S 2210 suni 12 filL 63 03 IP 102 Ho will ba sentenced 99 Grain 110 hearing win 61 So 301 42 34 1 1 larding' 37 41 Ntli'L 115 3i Haskell 46 13 62'4 Ake! 00 1 wowoil 135 3 16 70 61 fen 47 26 toiler 4 flood 105 8 2 yei 4S 48 49 28 Louses 13 13 14 Libby 42 13! 54 10 can were oom Goforth Ar 62 nr jnn Ar IT A Pi cake Mill bo soLl coin R7 30 Clw unl 76 the Sept STOCKS BONDS COTTON GRAJN Phones Osage 78 ana 79 merchant 902 North Alain Street I 10 9 1h I 10 101 motor transporta doughnuts will be be get 2611 11 7 4 New York Curb Market Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Stock Exchange 21 42 69 16 160 100 60 113 63567 20 1 00 97 42 34 66 62 42 29 63 41 won rat night al his sing dancing RUMORS LOW MOTOR EARNINGS AECT TRADING 8 21 106 4W 41 93 70 122 285 4 45 7 60 81 41 Anglo American Burne Scryniser Buckeye Pl pn coin Oil Hoover Hughefl Walton Owen Dnvla A Kobertsou Laolhote Mnrshfill Plnchnt Cnnnnn Capper $5 was JiA 05 20 3011 61 39 31 religious 20 35 71 16 75 8 67 16 5o 33 4'1 1 By St rand berg Arkansas Gas Cities Service coin IOS 9(i' 66 IRS 1U3 165 61 100 62 9 133 31 69 2417 2363 2765 2483 Tp5 com prd Olh li 22 98 43 12 28 5(1 49 91 62 50 47 52 100 49 20 7 61 59 116 CORN July Ml Dee 33 4700 2700 60001 Ohio Ohio 38 18 46 16 41 87 Tnlv Sent 122 86 45 6U 45 2485 Luo 18 46 41 3 39 19 46 16 9 25 18 52 34 43 59 11 26 175 14 26 27 J'l) 15 7 TO AUTO THET4 AND ROBBERY delay the work made with the Mountain rail by way of Tlu Ilolway ig Ar Ar 8 67 10 16 31 Picknickers lock To Woodsy Places As Sol Hits High 133 13 61 GO 38 36 27 27 15 record for to South on her 28 75 36 100 16 107 70 43 14 5ft! 58 46 125 do pfd Owenwood Oil Ttqd Bank OH (new) lied Warrior Royalty fe Producers Turman OH Western Oil I'leld Western States Wilcox Oil A Gi OH Gas 0 of Nebraska 0 of New York nf Ohio Swan A Pinch Vacuum Oil Washington Oil Cumberland Eureka Gnlenn com 38 34 64 61 42 3 19 62 1 Cheer American and British lags Here Kennedy Building Tulsa' 13 36 ioo 16 70 43 43 72 Inspect Leviathan for irst Voyage a half year at Granite John Hood possession of one year and nine months I John at nro Snow 214 18 ourth St St Louis 3i leading makers Studebaker rhnndler were depressed low levels for the year and 35 49 2900 650 NEW With three world speed records already completed the United States shipping board liner Leviathan is being thoroughly inspected at her pier here today preparatory to her first trajis Atlan tic voyage as an American man It is expected that the the run from New York ampton will be shattered maiden trip which starts July 4 6 5 fi 4 4 8 1 ederal Oil GlUilnnd oil coin Lhmroek Cult OH international Pete Livingston Lone Star Gas Magnolia Magna OH Murgay OH Mountain Producers Oklahoma Natural Pittsburgh Oil Gas Rvna Consolidated Salt Creek OH Sapulpa Sflvoy Tidal Gauge do non voting CUSITTNG Ok war on petting parties in the park around the high school building here the board of education has Installed lights on all sides of tho building and closed the driveways into the park If the lighting system falls a night watchman will be placed in the building the school board in dicated By The Associated PreHS COLUMBIA 8 Two prisoners were shot and badly wounded in an effort to scale the wall of the state penitentiary today according to prison officials 1427 UTTLE BOCK Ten oil In spectors who are to take office July 1 recently were appointed by Gov ernor McRae on recommenda tion of Perry Chappell state oil in spector The appointments are made under the 10? 8 law which pro strategic move Sat rural Traffic Officers BrigRH left the Broken Arrow Low 2807 2392 2798 2180 Business College ill occupy its new building some time during September according to Lehman president who has had charge of the school in Muskogee for the past ten years The building la now under construction at 408 8 Denver av and is a three story brick It will Include a dormitory for young men students which will en able them to live at a comparatively small cast Light end ventilation will be adapted to the Kpcclal needs of the college New Additions to the faculty are Gus inch business manager Dowlln charge of enrollment and Mrs Ander son recently connected with the high school faculty at Sullivan Ind 87 31 21 131 130 1847 Miss Blanche Crcmble education secretary of the A has been chosen as one of the teachers at the Estes Park business girls conference to be held the lat ter part of August Rhe will give Bible courses About 15 girls from Tulsa are planning to Attend 8 nfrl Tar By The Associated Press DUSSELDOR A captain of the 67th rench Infantry regiment was accidentally killed by a sentinel at Solingen in the Ruhr Saturday night it was announced today A German employed by the rench was shot and killed while loading coal at Rheinau today The rench says the shot which came from a revolver was fired by one of a group of Germans supposedly former members of the security police Workmen wro busy today ing down ioofle and rutting loldlng erected five years ago i getting hotter! At 2 this afternoon the official weatherf bureau' thermometer hero registered 99 one degree hotter then it has hen at any previous time this yenr was was 98 reeport Tpx Genl Asphalt Houston (HI Indian 1 in Invincible on kun Gni Marland oil Mcx Seaboard Staten Pacific Oil 8o 23o 10 Hiirh 2453 2442 2779 2543 rn 9U' 21 131 29 I BinolK Pipe Indiana National Transit Transit Northern Ohio oil () Prairie Solar Bef South Penn OH Pentin of India nu of Kaiiman GOIJXSBEIIUY MAKES ItJX'OIlD 1IC OBTAINING CONVICTIONS 31 14 89 Ul 39 74 149t 29 met support well fur the year and 1 ini ove hour when feara Rtterti Jeu cream and nt Locust Grove park all thia week Ly Gtr) Reserves of the high school in cider to raise money to send delegates to the annual high school girls conference to he held in Hol lister Mo Ju 6 to 18 sentntives who have been named to anend are Mies Katherine Ialn Olive List Mary Kitchen Harriet Garrod Gertrude Glffert and Mar ian Vensel Miss Lain the presi dent has been asked to serve on a conlerenre commission Miss Georgia Watson girl reserve secre tary or tne A will world fellowship director and direct the services on the day aside for Ibat purpose 30 Convicts Trying to Escape Shot Down Open 2447 2140 2759 2535 24 85 Sat Cluse 8 68 HP a 16m 33 93 166 40 96 105 04 80 7(i 45 29 7 In today's count of votes in The presidential election test )''rd passed the 600 mark and in creased his lead uver President Hiuillng to 419 One more candi date was added to the list when Arthur Capper received one vote Tua jl I Hubert HushcH is in charge of the cattip and Blakey is official ramp director Russell with two leaders Jay Toevs und Percy Hter Img bus been there fnr the past ten tbiys cleaning up the camp site and making preparations lor tne mer program Mrs kvll st 1u (O full WHS whfio be 1 ur Rush was healed of claimed Thp polls will close next Sunday In The test so you have "nly one more week In which to register your choice Clip a coupon now and mall it Brer Close 2416 2490 2790 2476 2437 Hugh Tennison of Tulsa prize at the last amateur the Broadway theater with Ing banjo idaylng and number Miss Irene Calvert of Sa pulpa was awarded second prize for her dancing act They will become professionals they say Low 2364 2850 2725 2420 2381 and other it was earned are 73 2 78 10 37 30 144 85 Asked5510 130 Tho nnnnnl sunrise dance of tho Elks club will be held July 4 at Electric Park from 6 to 10 Spe cial guests will be members of the Hiking club sold a largo num ber cf tickets for the flood relief ball which the Elks gave recently nt convention hall Cars will leave tho station at 5:45 for thosn who do not have on Core an 1 served st st St Sent Southern Rr Tex Pan Ry Union Pnr Wnbaah rM A Totnl 700000 21 28 76 Ono of Old King Tur binghten titmignru reioro CHICAGO Rains and cool jr weather in the spring crop region unded to ease the wheat market to day during the early dealings with harvesting of winter wheat making progress northward the principal Interest in crop conditions appeared to be directed to spring wheat Lower quotations at Liverpool 'counted further as a bearish int'lu enco The opening which varied from unchanged figures to lower with September $103 to $104 and December $106 to $106 was followed by a moderate general tag and then something of a rally Corn and oats were easier with wheat After the opening at off to a like advance September 79c the corn market underwent a setback all around but then recovered most of the loss Oats started a shade lower to tic gain September 37c to 37c and 38c All months showed a little de cline Lower quotations on hogs weakened the provision market In the inter dealings the market made a materi'il upturn aided by the fact tliat the visible supply of cofn showed a larger reduction than expected Prices closed firm nt tic to 1c net advance September 79 to 70 Wheat No 2 red $113 No 2 hard Corn No 2 mixed No low SjiriisjVi Oats No 2 white 4344 white 42jf44 Some buvlnff on tho nart of with seaboard connections helped con liqnently in lifting values Wheat scored gains lit price today tliciigh at first the market bail a down wsrd slant Mengerness of rural offer 1e gs was a bullish factor The close was tsm to net higher with Sept $104 to $10414 and December $107 BANGE ON HOARD TRADE NSEAT the irst Christian Bn rt mid Red Tlio revi val now going on In the large tent on Bccont st near the Midland Valley tracks with Rev John Go ben in charge is attracting large crowds workers said today A number of remarkable healings have been claimed The same peo ple who arranged for the Richey meetings red 'Kitchin chairman and 8 Reeder vice chairman are interested In this revival Many of the choir members ushers and personal workers who helped in the Richey meetings are also working at tho Goben tent No meeting will bo hold tonight Tuesday Mr Goben will take am bulaneo and cot cases for henllng but nil such cases must notify him before coming to the font And all must come dressed to rise up and walk Unassisted It was announced "The Reign of Terror" will be bls topic lerial Alliance and "Keeping the Vision by IV 0 Anderson pastor of tho irst Baptist church By Tbe Associated Press ORT SMITH A wage scale for coal mines In the southwest without regard to the central field rate is urged as a means of stabilis ing the Industry In a brief submitted to the coal commission liy the Southwestern Interstate association officials announced to day Tho association in the brief makes several resolutions In cluding the following: Removal of restrictions on management of mines holding labor unions amen able for their icth Improvement of distribution facilities and "more freight rates After two days of tslimnny had been taken the Jenks Ramsey case ivas unexpectedly interrupted and the Jury dismissed In Judge district court Saturday when Sexton 801 College av a Juror took down with ptomaine poisoning and was taken to his home In a ser ious condition Ramsey a negro policeman In Owen park was charged with at tacking a white woman Because some doubt about his guilt had been raised it was said Ramsey would be admitted to bond pending a trial Iter ord Passes 500 Mark in Election Test Close 2426 2412 2726 2504 58 45T 61 Close 2387 2367 2742 2448 2407 Joe Lotipls had Ids pocket picked of $100 Sunday night shortly after a Gypsy fortune teller on Boston avenue near the risco tracks hud told liim that riches awaited him at every turn nr'rdrding to reports made to police He tuld polce Dint ne uiu not tiling tne lortuue took it 107 Spontaneous cheers burst forth from a religious gathering last night when the Stars and Stripes and Union Jack were held side by side by Boy Scouts in the irst Presbyterian church The English flag was one sent to Troop 2 by the 25th Belfast Boy Scout troop in exchange for an American flag sent from the local troop The American flag wps pre sented to the troop as first prize in an efficiency contest Troop 31 was presented with a set of signal flags as second prize in the efficiency contest The scouts at tenuea tne enuren service in form solo for Ice wlll U'lt't Of this nL Mrs Huth Jackson rural route (1 S3 was heulel of a stiff nnklo of three jeurs standing she said ii Campbell 1023 Has Hiiffering from a stiff knee The minimum this morning 75 maximum stop Bsichc Si Tulsn KailriimlR 162 50 63 com 21 pf(L 37 75156 Clone 10027 tlR08 nsns JiVlS M1O 0027 JxEW Wall street experl ced another flood of unfavorable rumors today This time it was the outlook for the motor Industry in lad of the solvency of various Kjfckerage houses which was ques tioned On a basis of uncertainty aroused with regard to the earnings of the automobile In the last year and reports of pending cuts by the to new the whole market thrown into a state of Irregularity in the first four hours During this time most of the In Induairial leaders such as steel Baldwin American Locomotive and American can hnva fhft 10WS th general list showed in THA IHNI 1 regarding the motor trade especial )y regarding the reported price cues wereanujvu Studebaker Chandler inrosntative nroducers pointed out have already the full year dividend and itrong financial position The market closed lower By The Associated Preus REW YORK George Maxwell president of the Authors Publisher and Composers Association of Amer ica surrendered in general soHslona court this afternoon and pleaded not guilty of a charge of writing poison pen letters to Allan A Ryan finan cier juage noenig fixed ball at 000 which it was said Maxwell ready to post Mercury Goes to 99 This Afternoon Laying of pipe lino on the Spav inaw water line cast of Dog creek was slightly delayed the past week uue io me neavy rains wh ch cd Verdigris river hacking up on Dog creek and standing at max imum of 14 feet for more than a mile on the construction railroad arack according to (ho Spavinaw weekly report in order not to arrangements were risco and Iron roads to ship pipe wah according to ne of the engineers Labor shortage has Interfered with the concrete laying on Spavi naw dam but arrangements are be ing made with the citizens of Spav nuw whereby the contractors will be allowed to employ negroes or Auexicans necause wntte labor not be obtained Tjlhmiin ava tu ex soldier can homestead 640 acres 3 0 with mineral rights anti with surface rights only He must spend eight months on the and 18 months altogether in "prov ing before he acquires title Would Disregard Central ield Rate NTANHMCH Oil STOCK Quotations by rnnriM Bro in i in Naming their rhthhouso (o built in Park will be the "Vie business fcaturq of the meet ing which tho Tulsa Business Vo club will hold on tho site ilday ps sht Ths house will he built on a two acre tract adjoin ing the A camp and ar plans are practically cum pleted It will bo In the form of a lodge to be used for summer out ings and for week end parties hi the winter Tho club was recent ly incorporated in order to lawfully own property and adopted a new flel of by laws rs 10 11 6 6 25 26 'a 100 48 RANCIS BRO CO ESTABLISHED 1177 rench Captain Is Killed by Sentinel A life work recruit service for all young people of Protestant churches who have designated that they will their lives to Christian work will be held in the A Tues day evening at 6 under the auspices of the Ministerial Alliance ollow ing the dinner a program of special muslo and talks has been arranged On the program will be "The Chal lenge to Service" Dr Hill of the irst Christian church Preparation for by Dr Blackburn of the Centenary church president of thewMInls 1 oil mu A 1 hn In common pleas eoiirt tills morning charged with tho theft of a suit cnee and clothes all valued nt $115 from Mrs Mary sddress not given Tim defendant was Marie Edwards 12 with eon I I lack hull Imbhed sml combed In the regulation Egyptian mummy stylo She was remanded to Jnll in default of $1(100 bond to await preliminary hearing Thursday Barnes aged (11 was brought before Judge Allen In com mon ideas court today charged with manufactiirfnit liquor His children ami most of his grandchildren were in court from near Sami Springs to day to ball him out but hml not suo oeoded In milking tho $2000 bond anrly this afternoon His preliminary hearing was set for Thursday 42 Boy Campers Leave for Two AIANY BEAUTY SPOTS NEAR CITY ABE POPULAR Members of the Klwanls club nt noon today agreed to raise $22'1 necessary to send 33 hoys to the At A camp on Elk river for a period of ten days rnnk Reed made a report on the visit paid tho Sapnipa Klwanls club last week A committee was appointed to rec ommend to the police commission er that double parking nn East if teenth street be prohibited Tho zoning plans iia fornied by the city plan erimmfsslon were pre sented to the members of the CIv Itnn club today by John Sytnour technical office engineer of the city plan commission Hhort talks were also made by red Johnson and John Rogers delegates to the Inter national Clvriil convention held In Washington last week The offi cial reports of the convention will not be made until next Monday Res olutions of consolation to be sent relatives of 8 Cook Civil an mem ber who was drowned riday was adopted prayed fur and Mrs Anna chills they The nnniuil Sunday school pknlr of tho irst Methodist church will bo held Thursday afternoon In Sand Springs park Curs will leuvo Main and Archer at 2 and transportation nnd concessions will be given free ta children under 15 years of age Those going will take their own baskets Tho General Aid society of the church will meet In the pavilion of tho park nt 3 and remain for the picnic Sloss Slief st i plver JIfg Studebaker Ntroinhorg cal Snhnuirhie Bont Cob Prod Drug jilted Refnii 14 on(i prod Ind Ale they ciui't catch a feller selling whisky why they arrest him for speeding" A Morrison ar rested Saturday night bv ield Sergeant John Harlln ami (0111ns told officers In police court this morning Morrison was over taken by tho officers who suspected him of having whisky in hla ear An empty Jug was nil they found He was fined $15 for speeding onsol ((as Coat Can Corn Proiliicts Crucible st Cuban Ant Sag'' Cilhaii Cane Sag Indleott John amous Play isk Tire Elect (ii'l Motors (loodrlch Rtih ranliv Cons 141 Nor Oro Gulf States St Marine com 'Inline pfd Inti Harvest Ex Div 1 Inti Nickel Paper Inspiration Kelly Spgfd Konnecott Cop Midvale St Monigomerv Niif Ilisi ult 71 2l (2y 12 13 3S 101 16 71 41 44 73 com 22 CI RII AND UN'ItaTED OILS i tuiMtritj tv Installation of officers of the Young People's Christian Endeavor society or church was made at the regular meeting last night by Dr run pastor orricers Markley president: It vice president Mrs Lillian oster secretary Oscar Morton treasurer Miss Velman Goforth correspond ing secretary Miss Ruth Ware pianist and Miss Carrie chorister The HK'ond annual picnic of Tuloma Chapter No 400 Eastern Star Mill he celebrated Tuesday aft ernoon in Sand Springs park It was announced today With only SO members In the organization a little over a year ago when the order was founded more than 250 names now appear on the rolls The picnic will be held on the playground where the baskets will be opened at 7 Swimming and games will be features of the entertainment Mrs Bartlett is Worthy Matron of tha order Composing the arrang ment committee for the picnic are: Mrs Hpradllng chai man Mrs Williams Mrs A Drain ester It Kellogg and Mrs Ben Rounds 1 ISRa 4T VM 47 1933 33 lr 8 Suniimrs haul physi cian bus been designated as medi cal examiner for the veterans' bu leau He will examine all former service men making claims against the government for disability dating from their period of service The bnrenu office was recently moved to Oklahoma City II Bl ink owner of tho erndale cafe will take possession of the A Reynolds home which he recent ly purchased for consldei attou of $2501)0 on July 1 Tim )a hxutod lit 2305 ifth st and Is one Of the finest In Hillcrest It was one of the first built by Reyn olds who peneil tJB uddltlon AT KANSAS Wheat No 2 hard CEO No 2 red $100ifi 110 July 7c qllt bid Sept Sc bld Dec $t)0' Corn No 3 white R50SB4c No 2 yellow No 2 mixed 86c Julv 81e split sellers Sept 75c Dec 74c split sell Hay unchanged to $1 lower: choice lfllfs No 1 timothy $2050 1 prairie clover mixed light $20oo Executing urdny night Bolton and Springs ork paved roads fnr a brief time and pnlrulcd tho Tulsa Spr riy high way because of the big Indian stomp ilsnco near Sperry They brought In five a liege I speeders Two more wore taken on the Sand Springs rood Those nwnlllng arraignment hi common pleas court today on speeding charges are A Dobbins ry Moore rank Olson Mux Kennon Baker and Hnmbrigbt Beth Steel Brown Sime butte Coppo Centnil Lea Central elm Cerra i By The Associated Vripts NEW YORK The Mary Gul ley formerly a 8 navy submarine chaser was brought in by His coast guard Semlnola today with a cargo of 1500 Cases of liquor valued at $1 00000 which was seized after a chass beyond tho threc mflo limit last night Coastguard officials refused to confirm reports that the 'Scmlnols had been compelled to fire a num ber of shots before the cruft an swered the command to halt Tha Mary Id Gulley which put out from New York for the rum fleet several days ttsU1 carrled papers purporting to show both British and American registry It was said Iler crew of Six was held on charges of violating tho Volstead act Maxwell Surrenders on Poison Pen Charge iS A IN Nil BETTER COTTON I AT NEW YORK I NEW The cotton market rathpr a reactionary tone after i Buarp Httrances or mre last wopk was further liquidation of July In market opened steady at a decline I 18 points on July with othr months puchanyed to 4 points lower Thn realiz sales wero fairly well taken and was scattered buying on bullish crop reports but a rally from mlt? July was Lilly and active months showed i or nnout 6 to J8 points early trading Cotton futures opened stead October 2535 pec 24SJ47 March 2440 j1 day break extended tn ecus id 40ly snd 2460 for October maxing decline of about i0 tn 68 list offerings of fliJS! of In the afternoon wime BJyeri! sports from the stock 1 cotton tallied on covering I ed aronnd 274S anil October 2516 Th! or 22 2R nvt Imvor jn of thia private Xia further stimulate buying enfl rnn thatr indication of around lln1 we" nleal present tech Jnk Realizing continued while flop unter pressure of liquids Mlnti toonths sold about 40 fn Jah iTAm mld dav with 7 2731 and October 2495 bin yurt'll net Die 40Ui 15 Cll 65 MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange New Yotk Cotton Exchange St Louie Stock Exchange St Louie Merchants Exchange Coffee Sugar Exchange Direct Wires To All Principal Markets tour seuf 11 th Orpheum building cm ourth atruot UB precaution taken for the anfety of tho public Cablee stretched ncroHS the street ami Riijiporttng those scaffolds tire also being removed The build ing will be cleaned up ami made 11J pi cseutablo as possible under tho circumstances those In charge the work said Completion is being delayed pending settlement ot law suit which is now In tho supreme court The building was formerly known as tho Edwards building John Crowell 1(1 son of Crowell living east of tho city was piilnfully cut about tho face by fly ing glass when the car in which he was riding collided with another car driven by Rtiy Hefner of Oklahoma City Saturday night Heffner was slightly Injured The two cars collided at Admiral boule vard and Peoria avenue Ajax Itatber Allied CHem Allis Chaim Am Ag ('hem Am Heit Sugar Am Bosli Mag Amer Can Am car y' A tn 1 Al Amer Icq Amer Int i Amur in Am Smelt Jtef Am Steel Am Sag iief Am Tel A Til Amer Tb Anter Wooleu LOCAL OIL STOCKS Quotations by Tulsa Securftl Co Jut! American OH A Kef 45 Ct'utrdl National oil 05 loilfltiUUUUMI KovHlty OH Edmonds OH Ref Smith OR Gladyfl Helle com do pfd Humphreys HunipbreyB OH independent Oil A Gas Interstate Prodm liig invader Oil Kingwood Oil com Kinney Lyons I'etfolouin Meridian rctrolvum Aiountain Ac Gulf Nolde OH Gas com do pfd The AfluoclRrd TUSKEGEE Abaoluto lence on the part of the committee ag to vhat move it intenda to make marked the development in the community pro test agalnrrt appointment of nesro flccra and doctors to man the new uirCiuns nospitai at kegee The committee had returned from Montgomery yesterday when a con ference behind locked doors was held with Governor Brandon After i the Tuskegee citizens had the executive eald he hoped PresI wiild chango hla 'inlnd because sending a negro per ao1 to tho hosi would be a detriment to the negro It the committee received suggea tlons from tho governor or if it OJ had made up Its mind as to what vh: futthcr steps If any would be tak en the members kept council among themselves Senator Heflin after talking with the committee sug gested court action In tho form of 1 an injunction Committee members nad nothing to say concerning this" "A suggestion Several negro dentists and doc tors are expected to arrive here to day or tomorrow to take places on the hospital staff j's The people in their original pro test said that they had the word of tho treasury department that the hospital would he manned yy white officers and doctors Montes shoplifting AT KANSAS CITT KANSAS ITT Butter unchanged creamery 4W741: nicking 20 Begs unchanged firsts 70: selects poultry unchanged hens 1S: I hrotl ers 27: heavy broilers 34: roosters 10 Potatoes unchanged Slno 10: 7SU 55 PRODUCE AT CHICAGO CHICAGO Butor unchanged cream ery extras 3SZ standards SSeWtSU fra firsts titffITU: firBf9 34W351A seconds 33 131 Egg higher: receipts 42RS0 cases I firsts ordinary firsts 2hUlT2p mlsci llineoiis 21 rd 21 4: storage pack trns storage pack firsts 244 Poultry alive unsettled fowls 1SU broilers 34i26: roosters ID 4 Potatoes firm nn good sacks slightly stronger nn barrels him I Stool com I mb Copper tniuidlum i hcm It t'sl 1'nlnn I lx Div 11 West II bite Motors Wilson I'n Worthington Barnsdall Barnsdall "ir Alegre i'pgi hep I A A Bev I'arncMt William Nagel who Is conducting revival meeting on North Owusso av debt cred Her mon to nil audience that packed the tent Inst night An nltiir call wns responded to by largo numbers wnicn were men A turn of the soug aorvico was a by Mlfls Ethel McC'andleMs merly with the Re1ptli Homer turo circuit MIhr MrU main ncro a Shenvood Lahtnan hero for a visn with hJf pHrcn(R( flivl Mrs Lrihman 1109 Gnlvrflton av rays he is one of VG vA piOHiiPffl from Tutea tn uitHimcrn UKianoma wh homesteading on land near numner is CALL MONEY NEW YORK Call money strong high 0: low 5: ruling rate 6 clouln bld 6: offered at 6 laxt loan 6 call loans jipainst acceptances 4 time loans tHvauj luiAru tviiattfiai wjj tiaVB 4 4 STS 4 6 months 5 prime mercantile vices for Inspections tests and tho purer malutenance osStandarda The old picnic basket has been taken off tho sbolt and dusted In tho last few days Now nets ot paper plates ami napkina have been pro cured and a supply of tin cups to ho tir on the basket handle or summer has come with Ohl Sol hlinsvlt emphasizing tho fact every day and the urgo ot tho cooling breeze sought in woods and by slivnnis Is stirring the pnpulneo Every ivod road lending out of uov tn uuU WHH motor earn with picnic crowds In tha afternoons and in HlmoHt every direction a gUnd Hoot for Nupper grounds can bo found If swimming Is to bo combined with windwichoN tu generally "Kuty hike nn Alsumn whl Is ren hd by driving out th9 Broken Arrow rood to the big brick house which is about hiilf wny nnd then driving down the dirt road for sevenil mlh is one ot tho most popular Owa'iBo lake which can be renrhM by pavement as far aa the town It self haw always been nn attractive place nr swimmers and Jfnmlnv I'allN has ocenslonally been aeterted drive'080 'nlnd a lon generally choose he Xerdlgrls river and stream lAo NfHith nf a drawing groupa of hoys and men tor week Mid trips Shell creek dam beyond Sand Springs offers the boat nenrhy fishing opportunities At park Is a swimming holy not fur from town Il la reached by driving out tho Sapulpa road to Dnklinrst limn going acrosa the tracks to tho lake erthenJn nnd the Oakhurst Country clubs grounds are uaually chosen by Picnic parties too A p1eisiiit spot for widner roasts nnd pni'tlea who like to climb Is nt Lost City which cun bo reached oy driving out the Sand Springs road ricrosH the bridge to isher then climbing up the hill Turkey Moun tain out tho Rod ork road is alno good for climbing partlea Mingo Crock a spot easily reached by driving out Admiral to Lewin avenue then going north two miles then east to the creek Sa pulpa lake on tho other aldo ot that eft Ia good for both swimming and picnicking Among places which can be easily reached by those who do not hivo 17A UA vs 7Viu wpiniHH pnrK wnicu the Sand Spring Interurban tenches and Sunset and Electric parks flo L1i 2 vu ino HMpuipH jmcruruan line ah throe places have swimming point COiH eHslons and other amusements $100000 Rum Cargo Captured by Cutter h'lod Barker and Edgar Mtnson held on numerous (liargos of con Joint robbery and auto theft and rated by officers as two of tho most desperate offenders thia section ever produued pleaded guilty today be fore District Judge Albert C' and accepted prison sentences rath er than face trial following art al most unbroken record of convictions for tho term by County Attorney A Goldesbcny Mlnson was given five yenn in Granite reformatory for it hold up enriy last full and the White House giocoiy 920 8 Boston av Elmer Haskett charged Jointly Is yet to tried Barker feleadud guilty to the theft of a Dodge automobile from Holland In West Tulsa more than a year ago He will be sentenced this afternoon It was said Ths state charges that Barker Wiley Roberts and Harvey "Wells stole Ilia Holland car fled to Kan sas City stealing another car and tubbing a man en route bold up li' filling station there and were cap 0 Hued attu a gun hatt'o with police Tins i the rise which 1 Jiisfieo Qucrry re'usnd to eompleiu after thu btute tesuruony wan fin lj lahed Other charges of robbery and theft against Barker and Mlnson have not been dismissed County At 1 torncy Goldesberry said thi'39 would be kept alive pending their releueo1'' 4 from prison 1 I Z'fc IS 4 7 1 i a I 1 1 4iuj Jivyp "uit I'jn iiy i Jury two weeks ago of an assault on Huth West a white woman is iiaeu 10 UO Ulla utter Tho Jury left lb jj slimen tu uitutfu nunu These ideas of culltv nnd truce wind up the Juno docket of i' tho criminal court during which County Attorney Goldesberry con tinned the phenomenal record ho has established as county attorney tiluco he went Into office Jan uary 1 neatly 100 felony cosea have' been tried or disposed Of by plea of guilty There has been one ver diet ot not guilty and two caues lit which tho Julies failed to agree In (Hl other cases tho defendants have been sent to prison many ot thenfi'M lucelvlng the maximum penalty Jury coses during June term fol low: CeJ Sutton negro murder life'' l' nt McAlester Green petit lar CCny 30 diVM In nnuntv Tanis' Alkbo conjoint robbery not Willie rnnkMn auto theft six years st Granite Alex I ancaater 1 ushault to kllf five years Clyde Blakely murder hung fvL Dyer auto theft flva years '2 nt Granite Resits I nun slaughter tour years at Granite' Mose assault 80 days In county Jail and $100 tine Neal W1I cox criminal assault one yeux Granite Hoy Wilcox statutory of 'a fense not sentenced Oscar Isom auto theft six years at Granite Others who have pleaded guilty yi' and accepted sentence rather than '11' iaun irinj Ranald Osborne grand larceny fttn 1 red ami narcotics red at McAlester and John al Gianlte Alfreds Gerrero shoplift ing two years at McAlester Al DnOMA MAhfoo ycara ut McAleater rank Stephens auto theft five years at McAlester Protest Personnel nf Negroes for Hospital: 41 A 1 ft "is'fd0 2a n1: futures Cd Zinc sot 2S 10s: futures 28 15s Vrw Trial Halted When Juror Is Poisoned CLEARINGS Today $1 35201629 5veok aeo 2063 22142 Month ngo 138L62223 Year ago 920506 26 Dbitfl SJ83M500 Transactions 513164100 IORJGN KXCHANGK NEW YORK oreign exchange Ir regular Quotations in cent Great Britain demand 461: cablee 461 GO day bill on banka 450 rance demand 618 cables 618 Italk demand 445: cables 445 Germany demand 0008 cables 0009 Rains Delay Work on Spavinaw Line I 2130 24Ji5 quiet DiKliIllnjr 28 NEW ORLEANS 7 advances of 1round 12 01 active months df Tnw today cotton fell Prices wnJ be the first hour ri 46 points under Snt (U Wek S'1'1 27OT nnd nd 4t October sold up toJ 2446 onnns'1 steady July Wh 2V4 3: 2428 2407 position ho th bwa Rnl twHing was caused hr jhau that fhc first Texas had come to bid Jrlpfl gradually unorged in the to 41 clock until they were with the close of last cff 242OJ 1T t0 27 25 ftntl October ntand 1o a fir1ed thrJ Jhft trad1ncr un to 12:39 from th point Comment wn0 intnrt Waa actn 6Old out Of sez Open Hlfrh 24 06 2705 24 73 24 28 2440 I IhERTY BONDS Quotations by ourth Armour Lea do rfd Cudahy McNeil National Leather Leo SH wnrt Warner Swift On Swift International Carbide Wrigley LIVESTOCK A AT OKLAHOMA CITY KLAHOJJ A CITY Catle 1500 slow nnd irregular: 25c lower on steers nnd butcher cattle: calves generally 50c lower Stockers and feeders abont fetpfi dy nioslly 5e lower ton $710 bulk iGlJo to $710 stockers steady Copper Itonpies Ghrt lilunlelphiy 1 Arrow lttsburg Coal Pressed Sfc New York and Other Stocks NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Quotations by rancis Bro Co industlaU High Low Cluci kX ti (I'M at hicaco Hops rlnot) nround to loe lower bulk desirable 150 to 300 lb averages Tiag7io top 3735 some Joer: bulk Peking sows yaootfr 635 plas around steady lioslrnhl strong weight $025(11700 lisowweteht f10?" 7I0 medium 3ntW7ai light light lights 3(l('5ti7 25 tracking sows smooth 3575Sta00 packing killing Pigs $600 2: 0(W: very slow prnrtl aHv mnn'l plain "i Brassy steers offered: wnter ur bldlllk to 25c lower on most killing el isses fow parv hPP 25f' lono: 25c lower: some choice heavies held above $1125: best 10S5: hltltllng around 15c nlsi can tiers: hnlls 10 to iw louer $465 downward packers bld r' WOO on deslrnhl venter rtflOO to outsiders Stock nthIir'L'Pi fPRt fat lambs firm InrT stMdv: ten $1 50 to city butchers: bulk $1450715)0 culls mostly $850b(0 sheep steady AT KANSIR CfTV cattle 13000 ch cfl tsHi little trading early: few sales beef steady to 25e lower "KD fat he 7W khnli2dL fnt bulls steady to dofiirnhio eS1 nrr' bcst vealcrs 31050 nraclfcs stoidv nn'' ro7Inr7' to fainy 70? Jr Bto'rir mostly SO 10 sronir: bulk 30 50 Io S7O0 Sheen 8000 lambs slow 25 to Ofs 'arly top natives 3U50 sorted Ta wllo 4OOtfi14SO sheep sbradv pr "Have a good by son be "Hey Tom bo sure and rnwn in that rivei ond Parents nnd friends run gregatod on the corner at the A building this morning wniv ing good by and calling advice un til the big yellow bu turned the corner and the last grinning freckled face was out of eight Two bus loads of boys 42 camp ers and camp leaders left at 10 for the 105 mile drive tn the Rogers Kfcnip camp on Elk river which opens i(M summer vrorrram with this 6 gioup who will stay two weeks 56" The boys ranged from 10 to 14 in ago most of them wore in scorn khaki nnd each carried ajJ bls khaki bag containing his outfit I The camp leaders are high school 665 MHiiors and will direct of Phillips Pet Ptorce Oil Prod lief ure CM ron: Lf'val Dutch Shell Union Simms 1M kincluir oil Skelly Oil of Gul 0 of Texas Go Tfcxufl Gulf Suln TV TA 1 HV Trans hits Engle Oil White Oil A Balt l'Jies Northwest Pan 1 aiuflc i com Erie om Pile 1st pfd Gt North pfd South rom Bl i Outing KS Co 11 East Ok Bill Asked l) 75 71 51 5fi 55s 6 4 4U 15 1515 R2'J nh in itto is isi 5l 501: 105 JOO Open High Low Close 105 103 101 103 105 103 104 100 107 190 107'4 82 82 8314 711 11 7S 79 0714 0814 07 OSH 41 41 40 11 37 38 37 39 30 39 39 KANSAS CITY ON BOm TBirE Open High Low Close 1095 loo" iooo mo 1120 H20 1112 1L20 902 910 9 9 05 030 935 030 (L32 LS LSJESYTjVAl ITr SER V'Ct I "SSI lL ttcnNrtMM.

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