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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-05-20

Section Thirty-Three. the place
of beginning
Filth.-That an of said proposed
. distric. is In The County of Malheur
. state of Oregon
SiNlh.--Wc do designate Harrison
. McAdama, attOrney-at law, Wciser
| Idaho. as attorney for the organ
/ Iizatiou of said district and direct all
communications necessary herein "a
| DE addressed TO him
wherefore, your petitioners do
Ipray that am acts and things be done
as in law required to- the end that
said district Dee organized
Aud your petitioners viii ever
Ipray
Names
Sarah u. Ash. Boise Idaho
w. E Adams, Woisor, Idaho.
E. J Patch. Woiscr. Idaho.
Viola Robertson, Wcisor, Idaho.
A. Marion Webb Woisur. Idaho.
The Oregon Mortgage co.. Ltd,
by Henry Matthew'S agent, Boise.
Idaho
J. Yaut Wolsor. Idaho.
Ellen Dyer, Weisar, Idaho
w. H. W1lNor, Executor Eastwood
Estate Caldwell. Idaho.
U Henderson, Portland, oregon.
Geo. Dean. Portland. Oregon.
School Dist NO %. BY H. G
Crisvold. Chairman of Board
j. H Henderson, Portland ore
gou
r. j. Barntish, Midvalo, Idaho.
Estate of Mary G.. Mccormick. by
w. n Corno. Administrator, Auro-
r1. lll
s.. %. Yaut. Woiser. Idaho.
John NJ Thorn WciHor. Idaho.
W. - Patch, Wciscr, Idaho.
Thut said petition, together with
the map of said proposed district
are open Co inspection by all inter
oatod persons. and that same has
boon set for hearing by order OF the
Judge of tho above entitled Court
and viii De presented and @ hearing
had thereon by said Court nc the
hour OF 1900 A. NJ ON the Gath
day OF May, 1920. ut the Court
Room OF said Court no Vale, oregon,
at which hearing an Interested per-
sons may appear and bo heard.
Dated This IAN day of April 1920.
A. NJ. MOODY,
tSEALl Clorl, OF said Court.
By n S. SACKETT
Deputy.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-05-20
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,
q. s. Land. Ofico at Vale. oregon,
April 21, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Cath
crime c. Rupert OF Ontario, oregon,
who, ON October ., 1917 made
Homestead Entry, No. O57l5, for
sWH sen, sAsWH, Sec. %, SEA
seq, Section 2C, Township n
south, Range 40 East. Willamette
Meridian. has filed notice of inteu-
tlon 10 make final thrao-year Proof,
10 establish claim TO the land above
described before Register and RE-
ceher a. s. Land office, al Vale,
Oregon, on the 9th day OF June,
1920.
Claimant names as witnesses;
A. sutton of payotte, Idaho;
H. Beckman, n A. Griffith, G. A.
Mcbride, AN of Ontario Oregon,
THOS JONES, Register.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-05-20
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department ot the Interior
4 s. Land office at Vale, oregon
April q, 1920.
Notice h hereby giycn that Charles
Albert Mcbride, OF Ontario, oregon.
who. ON May 90. 1910, made Homo.
stead Entr. No. Oi'lG. for NW p.
NwI4NEH, NwHsEh, EHs"h
Section s. Township i1 South. lianrl
40 Fest. Willamette Meridian, ha.
Hled notice OF intention 90 make
final three year Proof TO establish
claim TO the laud above described
before Register and Receiver U. s.
Land office, az Vale, oregon, ON tho
8th day of June, 1920
Claimant names as Witnesses
A sutton. OF Payoito, Idaho ~
Beckman. r.. A. Griffith, Gather Of.
Ruppert. an OF Ontario. oregon
THOs. JONES, Register
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-05-20
Exchange Your
Liberty Bonds

The government has informed us that it will
commence exchanging permanent Liberty Loan
Bonds for the Temporary Liberty Loan Bonds on
May lst. We will exchange all bonds for which we
have issued our safe-keeping receipts but those
bonds which are in private safety deposit boxes
should be turned over to us for exchange All Sec
ond Liberty Loan Bonds should be turned over to us
not later than May 10th. The permanent Liberty
Loan Bonds will have all interest coupons attached
to the date of the maturity of the bond.
We will make no charge for this service.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-05-20
NOTICE OF THE SALE or REAL
PROPERTY

PROPERTY.
.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
STATE or OREGON. FOR THE
COUNTY or MALHEUR
rs THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
or NANCY klME. Deceased
10 Katie Kline. Erma Kline, Oryu
Kline. and 10 Martha l., ByodorIck.
guardian ad litem of the above nam.
I'd minor Lcirs. the known heirs and
dcvspos. and to an other hCir uu
known. II any. ot Nance Kline, de.
rpaspd and Go an persons unknown
or concerned. GREETINGS.
Notice is horcb" given that by yir
tue OF certain order uf the COUNTY
Court of the State of oregon. for
Mnlhour county made and entered OF
the 2Gth day ot April 1920, that tnD
undersigned. as administrator at the
e.tato OF Nancy Ein'. deceased,
will ON and uttrr the lEt day OF june
a. D. 1920. sell ut private .olo Tor
the best price onigiuullo ull Tor CuEH
ull of the following dnHorihod real
estate, tu-Wii.
The East Half OF tuc North
west quarter; the Southwest
quarter. md the southwest quar-
ter of the southeast uuUrtrr OF
section tWpnty-HIY; nnd tho East
uaif oI tlc Southeast uu1ricr uI
section tWcnty.Hrypr, township
rlrhfprn. soulh nf Rams" fort
IlN. r.. W. NJ iu NnlhuHr Juuu.
tv. Oregon
join ZIMMERMAN
Administrator of the Fstuto uf Nancy
Eiwo, Deceased.
First publication Apfii 90, 1890
I.us, publication May 90 1920.
Brooke a Gallagher Ontario, ore.
ron. Nitnrur.a Cor Administrator
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
he rates quoted yesterday were:
Advises Concessions
In lai;n-A1ncrican Crisis

John Barrett tormcr director general
of the PAM American Union and now
coun elor in international and com
mercial relations. yesterday told a
group OF exporters who met at the
Hotel Pennsylvania to consider the
Latin American commercial crisis, that
the situation is temporary and can bc
met by concessions on both sides The
group represented actual shipments to
Latin America valued at $4,000. 900
order approximately at par, but on
which importers there refused to take
delivery because Of the high rate OF
American exchange.
The Latin-American importers claim
that if they we're to pay for these
goods at that excessive rate they would
face bankruptcy or most serious losses.
The North American exporters claim
that unless they are soon paid they will
face n similar disaster. Both sides, in
other words, must be carried hnan-
cially. given credits, or share losses to
prevent this catastrophe. Taking Latin
America AS n whole, probably $50 ,00O,-
900 to $30,00000 Of exports are held
up in warehouses or ships at their
oorts Of destination, it is snid.
M-. Barrett has been asked to net as
arbitrator or referee in "a number OF
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Change in Stutz Motor
Management Is Denied
Presiden, Thompson Says Ru-
mors Are Basc!ess; Schwab
EXPLAINS Eenori

Rumors of change IN the control
or management of the Stutz Motor Car
Company, OF which Allan A. Ryan Is
chairman, were vigorously denied yes
terday by William n. Thompson, pres
dent, Of indianapolis. who vas in New
y ork. Al the same tinc Charles N.
SchwAb denied reports that he had a.
quired control Of the Stutz company.
The vicious inspired rumors Of an
impending change in control OF the
Stut2 Motor Car Company Of America
are boseloss," said Mr.. Thompson "The
present manager ent in control of the
company win not be changed. The
company is in q particularly prosper
GUS condition, and its infringement Is
most satisfactory to the owner It
owes practically no money, has no fixed
or other charges and has millions in
free current assets
MI Schwab, in his denial said: "Ru-
mors That | have bought or obtained
control of the Stutz Motor Car Com
pany are absolutely without founda-
tion and probably originated as the
result OF my visit TO the Stutz works
with Mr.. Ryan, but such visit was with
no such object of purchsse in view I
found thc works, in my opinion, one of
the best equipped of its hitd ever
saw, and | am sure they Will be sue
cussfully operated by the present eni-
CiVnt staff F"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Canadian JeweIry
Imports From United States

The monthly report OF the trade Of
Canada for August, which gives the
value Of imports FOR home CONSUMPTION
in the jewciry and allied trades, showed
that Canada received the bulk Of her
imports from the United States Can
nGian imports of clocks from this coun-
try aggregated in va'us s5l. .22o. con-
pared with 7,402 for tie correspond
ng month Of the preceding year.
Clock and watch keys. clock movements.
and clock cases imported in the month
amounted TO sl2,60s, compared with
1888 for August. 1919
imports Of watches from United States
showed $3.50, against s1.62s Watch
cases and parts thereof. finished or un-
finished. amounted to SIS 800 compared
with S18,777 for August Of the preoed
ing year Jewelry imports for the
month totaled s7O.554. against s2.7f2
for the spoNding month of 1919.
imports of manufacturers Of gold and
silver from the United States showed
sl3 7C0 compared with $l5,39s for the
same month Of the preceding year.
Precious stones and limitations thereof.
not mounted or set, ard pearls and
mitations thereof. imported during
August from this country amounted to
'l9,502. Re COR pared with sl4.378 for
the same month of the previous year
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Raw Silk AT Concessions
For Cash. Saws Market View

Concessions for cash transactions are
offered by local raw silk sellers, accord
ing to this weeks market report issued
by II. L. Gwalter & Co. Nominally
prices are unchanged, the report adds,
and trading Is dull and restricted to
small lots.
"On the other hand" it continues, "a
somewhat better tone seems to make It.
self felt in the fabrics market in differ
ent quarters and the general expectancy
is growing stronger for a change 20
more active conditions in the not dis
tant future.
"Advices from Europe report the Milan
market quiet, with reelers more willing
to make slight concessions to attract
new business. The Lyons market con-
tinues depressed and buying for the
present is at a low ebb.
The Yokohama market Is nomnally
unchanged, but disappointed with the
SLOW buying of the syndicate, some jap
anese holders are getting restless and
with firm offers in hand il might be pos
sibie to pick up some silk at figures
below the standard prices. particularly
such lots rs have not passed the rigid
quality requirements Of the official
body"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
" edncsda n
Open. Ifie n. Low.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 3.Gst packages
Creamery. higher than extras, lb. 57ls q
5Sc; extras. 80 score, SIC; flrsts 90 to 81
score, 30 q 55c; nrsts, so to SO score 45 q
S9c: seconds. 81 to 81 score. 37M4ic;
lower grades $40 36c. unsaited higher
man extras ~ y q 6ol2c extras. 6Sl9 a
or storage. high scoring. 04ie q 55c. EXTRAS,
az SIC, nrsts, 43 q SIC; seconds. 81 0'42c.
lower grades, 81 q 3GC; Danish casha. fresh
II q 53c; common to fair. 3aGl45c; rene
waited, extras 4fM 45C; ladies. current make.
hrsts 500 sic; seconds, 2sM 29c; lower
grades, 2f q &c; packing stock. current
make, No. l, u q 2712c, No. ., CSC lower
grades, "a q -5c.
whole milk held nats, specials. lb., 27G
IS &c; average run, "a z Gy.o lsc, fresh spc-
cials, 25M 26c; average run. 23is a 24iqc;
lowgr N grades 20 a 22 re; twins heAd spe-
single Daisies held. 2G% 4971sc; double
Daisies. held, Esq 271ac; Young Amclicas,
held. 29Q30c; SKINS. held specials. 1S@
good, 12@l4izc; lower grades, loc
Eggs-Receipts were 500 cascs. Fresh
gathered, extras doZcr S6QsSC; extra
tirsts. $50 &c; hrsts 76Qslc seconds 81 q
TSo dirtles, Nc |. 81 4 53c, checks. fair to
marks. fancy. 6oc. hrsta. bs q o9c; seconds,
"a a. SIC. state, PeInsy lvanla and nearby
western hennerF whites, extras Sl0s ,
gathered whites, frsts to extra frsts. soc a
81. 05; under grades. SO n 92c, pullets SGG
S5c, Pacific Coast white. e.tras. 81 .o6 a
LOS: extra hrsts. 81 Nl.o5 hrsts, 81 %
OF; medium size. IS a S3c, thor Western
and Southern. gathered whit-s 7OQg5c
state. Pennsylvaria ana nearby Western.
hennery browns. ezra. 90 Q sse; gathered
IrStS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Activity on Curb
Increases; Price
Changes Irregular
Pacific Oil and Southern Pa.
ciGc Rights Feature of the
Market; Oils Fair'yStcady:
Bonds Develop Weakness

Trading in the stock on a when-is
sued basis Of the new Pacific Oil Com
pany, to be formed upon the segrcga-
ton of its oil properties by che South
ern Pacific Railroad, featured rather
active business on the curb market
yesterday. Rights to subscribe to the
stock at SIS share were also active
bat showed q slight decline from the
closing quotation Of Wednesday,.
The rights We're about the most at-
'lvc issue in the Industrial list and
moved within a range of d few points
selling up from y to 23''s and closing
az 2l j, for net loss Of ! y on the day
The Pacific Oil stock moved within a
wider range and sold as high as IS IL
and as low as 32, with the final quota
tion at 361a There was much d.scus-
exact worth of the stock, conservative
estimates placing the minimum value
at present at $32.
Other stocks moved within a narrow
range as rule, with slight advance 5
o. losses in all groups.
Bonds were less active, and several
industrial issues showed declines when
increased offerings failed TO attract
buyers. Allied Packers Is sold down
20 new low mark Of 5il2. with q later
rally. and Anaconda IS Of 1929 got
down TO 9012 before there was a de-
maNd sufficient to cause an upturn.
Sears Roebuck three year notes sold
at new low for the present movement
Of 94%
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
irregular Trend
In Cotton Prices:
Easier at Close
January Contracts Advance
Strongly on Prospect of
Trade Improvement. Only
to Decline on Pressure

Conflicting influences were reflected
n the irregularity Of the cotton mar
~et yesterday. with traders apparently
uncertain whether to operate on the
expectation Of improved trade after
he holidays or in apprehension Of fur
'bcr spot liquidation in the mean
ne.
January contracts. which sold up to
l' carly, or 1S- points above the
'W 'eNe. o. Monday morning, broke
i'.'5. tnor raliicG TO 1884 and
closed @t 1924. With the general mar
"et closing easy, net u points lower
% 10 points higher. Prices were work
ng lower at the close, with near
months relatively weak, owing TO
Southern selling and reports of In
creased spot offerings
There was more Southern selling
han on the previous day, however,
while the advance from recent low
evels seemed sufficient to attract re
allzing and the midday market was
easier on reports that the South was
etTering cotton more freely on bulees
and that Manchester spinners had
greed to 50 on {. three days -a-week
schedule
\ local authority estimates the crop
a- l2.3s9 GOO bales. excluding linters.
and on trA' basis predicts an increase
of about $4,000 bales II the worlds
carry-cVcr Tor The season.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were - points lower to 25
points higher. most of them being un-
changed. Middling quotations ranged
from 1855 TO 1875 and the sales Off
cielly reported showed a moderate in
crease. Exports were full again yes
'erday, amounting to about $4,000
bales.
The local market for spot cotton was
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
usiness News
Wooden Goods Manufacturers
Decrv Pessimism i'm Trade
Remedies to- Check
Cancellations Urged

The current cancellation-0f
order evil was discussed at some
length yesterday at the Chamber
Of Commerce in a meeting Of the
committee on finance and cur
rency, consisting Of Thomas W.
Lamont, acting chairman; Otto
L. Barnard. Herbert K. Twichell.
Paul M. Warburg and James S.
Alexander. A statement was
issued in which it was pointed
out that steps should be taken to
remedy this evil.
1.-THE discipline Of written
contract, enforcible at law" said
the statement, should be more
generally applied together with
nation wide condemnation Of
those indulging in such objection
able business practice
Resolutions embodying The COM
mittee's conclusion were offered
and unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
ADOPT Order Blank Form

standard CONTRACT form Of order
b ank wus adopted Yesterday at a meet
ing Of the board Of directors OF tho Ma
tlonal Wholesale Mems Furnishings As
soclation and VIII be submitted 10 The
National Association % Retail Clo.h-
lers. The blank vas prepared hy a
committee working under the chair
manship OF Ste> men d. Conger.
Another step toward remeayink the
cancellation and return evil was tax en-
at fhe meeting by the adoption of a
resolution calling for the establishment
of bureau Of trade abuses, with which
retailers guilty OF unjust canoe latlons
OF orders and returns of merchandise
viii be listed. The bureau also viii
compile information concerning the
bank credits OF retailers.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Cloth Buying Checked

The squirt III buying in the gray or
unfinished fabric division Of the cotton
goods trade. manifested earlier in the
week, has been checked TO some exten,
by the advancing of prices by mills or
the!r refusa 10 accept contracts for
delivery in the first few months of next
year at current market levels. The
buying early in the week is estimated
10 have run close to 300 900 pieces.
When 1t is recall ed that the gray goods
mills IN New Bedford have been selling
about 10000 pieces a week. or less, for
some time, the magnitude of the buying
operations of a few convcrters and
printers early in the week ia realized.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Fur Auction i'm ST, T,ouis

Announcement was made yesterday
that three day auction sale Of furs
VIII be held in st. Louis berinnin~
december 20, By Funsten Brothers &
Co, the international Fur Exchanre.
The projected sale. il +. reported. viii
consist largely Of raw and dressed
SKINS left in the hands Of the company
after the spring auction, by buyers who
have failed TO complete their payrn ents.
The company abandoned its October
sale, in con- junction with similar ac-
ton taken by the New York and Mon
treal suction companies. The regular
winter sale Of the company will be held
IN ST Louis beginning February T. The
company recently sold some skins
through the scaled bid methoi.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
sIabirslaw Electric Cable
Quarterly Incogne Accouu,

The Habirshaw Electric Cable Com
pany and constituent companies report
a balance for the third quarter ended
October ,. of S34i,595, compared with
$32o,S2l for the preceding quarter Net
sales for the quarter totalcd S4 632, ,l84,
against $3,4o6,92l for the previous
quarter.
Total net sales Of the three quarters
amounted to SO. 0.7o207s, while the bal
ancc for the three quarters totalcd $685.
343. Amounts available for bond inter
est are equivalent to more than ten
times the amour. required TO pay thc
bond interest for that period on the
So 100000 outstanding Z per cent gold
bonds of the COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Commercial S,reei;f

Bankers acceptance rates yesterday
were advanced an eighth Of | per cent
in some classes, following the soften
ing OF rates last week The open mar
ket rates Of the American Acceptance
Council showed an advance of this
amount IN both thirty and ninety dav
paper Of member and non~member
banks and in the selling rate of non
member banks. large bank dealing
in acceptances also advanced its rate :.
similar amount
The rates quoted yesterday were:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Buyers Arrived
Faircilll,I Service

ALLENTOWN. Pa f Heinz a Co Jr
ii"in1. dry goods. Pennsylvania
ANNAfollS-M. Strauss. tailoring goods.
Grand.
ATlANTA-Chamb mberain. johnson Du
Eone Co; c. Croningcr. shoes, 4s Yves,
Th.rtY-rffh Street.
bALTlMoRH-Ju Gutmas & Co: NJ.
Meyrrburg. boys clothing; McAlpin
BAlTl lMoRE-tioldenberg Brosj NJ Op-
penhcm"r notions. wash goods white
goods, cotton goods and umbrellas
Grand
TlMORN-Iiarhurscr & Co: II. E
Hamburger. mfrs. chidrens and juniors
drosses. McAipEa
BALTlMOkk-SArtxa Wsbsxar 4 Cn +,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

special cases where an immediate de-
cison must be reached to prevent seri-
Gus loss to both American exporters
and Latin American importers. Mr
Barrett spoke optimistically Of pros
poets Of trade with Mexico if official
governmental recognition Of the pres
ent regime in Mexico ensues.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

% Am WIn Gl M.-Ilo 1le 10 IN
80 ArNnn~as Gag. S7s So ~,
carlo hydro Ia ~. -, ~
l@1 e,.',. '.' l.,, l' &ss -. 8ls ~
10 ,iuiiey ''iu .. 27r. a,s. o7th IN.
- i.one star Gas 9S =
80 Nal and Krf
100 Nal Firoproof.
ig9 Midvale Steel. a2ia AZ, a5l. ~ =
lz9 ~. 0hio ''iii'' Fuel sup 4s's a az -
- I,sbEh III t;t..145 % = zsA
ip9 10 -" Steel ...... - SO 81 70 sS
o" Nh,"n IA ,' Gas .12o III l20 1o1
90 w mousse AIR B. 81. o.. 1yi a1,>
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Wednesday y q
Open. High. Low. Close olo.s.
May 1000 1901 o 90 9.93 a N.as as5
Tuns. oe8G3100O 996
July. 1886 1895 1925 l0.loT1o.c0 &c 10 20
Buyers Refuse to Poy
1dronce in Rrc Sugar

SUGAR, ersnule,oa ID. .ass,' 'o'.S @.oe 80 o.
comss,' SANTOS &C. l... ..iass@.la7s Is IS p
Limited buying interest tended to
check what promised to be a steader
sugar market yesterday. Porto Rico
h~+-lers advanced their asking price,
Sus refncrs were in the market for
only shipments In prompt positions and
tnon were willing to pay only last prices
Sugars in all December positions were
available at last prices. Futures de-
clined 10 TO 90 points and then raj
lied, final prices being 13 to 1S points
nct lower.
''no range OF rrice4.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
quiet and unchanged at 1866 for mid
dung. No sales were reported.
The range of prices follows:

southern Spot Markets Galveston steady.
unchanged. at i5.75c; sales. 1907 bales
New orleans steady 20 points hsher, at
unchanged at ,5o: sales NIL Savannah
firm. % higher at lsc; sales MI baitI-
nil Augusta steady, unchanged. at 1880; ;
sales. @97 balea Memphis nominal un-
changed, at ! SC, sales. . 400 bales HoustcO
steady, unchanged. at l625c. sales 4,"'6
bsses. Little Rock quiet. unchanged at
1850; sales, 1900 bales Dallas steady,
i5 lower ~ l4obc sales, b456 bn!ee Fort
Worth steady. unchanged, at t4.71c; sales
& 0 Ii halas
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
New York State Bonds
/ Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

-, BID AJAX. Yield.
l93s-i92s ,,...... -. ssA ssis sos
=. lsas-lo2t ....,...... -. alN OK tls
,.. lsss-ls2a :..,......;;.. slN sls $40
lg@7-lss2 ;...;.;....::. s1& sln y.2s
lssa.ls2+ ;...:.aa..,,..... sln ,sn ss.
lsss-ls2a .........,.. al4 s8n s.u
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

Coffee Futurcs-Last minute liquidation
carried prices down 10 the low points OF
tho day after an advance OF about 1G
points had been registered. The volume
OF business was not large. and considers bic
or II represented switching operations
The range of prices;
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Montreal
Toronto

Bid. Aris ,,
Apex -'S c Cn- "a II.
Atlas .... Is ptrnn -
Hnllry 90. + Pare ,.. IL
Chnbrs Fer b It. po,r ,',H = =
Coniagns n ~. pcr. ,
Crown ltsv. \. rrn ,s =, - -
Dome inkc I'rb II,+.,
cold Rect 'rn,,,l, ," ,'"' '""' .
iararav"a ihinr Kfat.
jInliinvc = Nscn Gas. x v
Lake Shore. ;. ~ IV,.r l,'',. 10
McIn,srs ... IN IA
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Insurance Companies
7 obacco Stocks
IL ..,.r

lid As.el Ed ASKED
30 ~ T. = r. 50 ICJ
80 ~ NefrY I.l55 loz
- iN-rsi .fa 60 pf... as
- rc.' s. t'.-U5
--r.-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Atlantic Lo0os OIL Co....... 20 2s
'N Pi % 70
'f.''t''ii ~ 20 ga,
Elk Basin Cons Pet Co........ 81. So
ia.r r.al oil Ltd....-.. .......... - ss
.isf.nlia Petroleum Co..... $50 $50
rfif OF Corporal ION ...... l17s l2is
n iiN"ert ltriinlng CO.......,. 147 1a9
-,NA. if'N Producers .......-.. II Ii
Northwest OH CO. .......... 20 20
Producers x Rofners Corp. 5&. 5lA
Salt creek Producers, new. ~ 10
auf lifa Eeanins ......... a.
M-----M - -. - &. .-anN %