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The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-12-30
SKANEE

Misses Lillian and Beatrice Hart
vigh left Wednesday for a brief visit
in Marquette.
John T. Been returned to Paines-
dale Tuesday, after few days visit
here with Mrs. Been.
The home of Leo Londberg was
burned to the ground last Thursday
evening. The explosion Of lamp
caused the fire.
Isaac DeCormier spent the week
in L'Anse visiting with Mrs. Decor
[mier and son Will.
Misses Clara Dust and Emma Elm
blad returned Last Friday if1km a
brief visit in the copper country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Berg and son
Icf Houghton spent the. holiday guests
OF Mrs. Berg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
August Gilman.
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OBITUARY

Mrs. Mary Jane Picard, age 40,
died Monday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Curtis at Zeba. She has
been i'll the past four months and is
survived by brother Charles and a
number of other relatives.
The funeral was held yesterday,
with services in. the Zeba M. E.
church, Rev. Rule officiating, inter-
ment being in the Pinery cemetery.
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Mountain visited here the first Of the

Mountain visited here the first Of the
week.
John Nelson cf Herman spent sew
eral days this week visiting here. He
is cooking for McDonald's camp.
Miss Kate Martinac of Chassell
spent the week end at her home here.
Mrs. w. t. Culver left yesterday
for Chicago, after few weeks visit
here with her daughters, Mrs. E. o.
Alter and Mrs. George Ford.
TanIac now has the largest sale Of
any medicine in the world. There's
reason.-F. j. Lyons.-adyertise-
ment-
Miss Harriet Culver, who was a
guest of her niece, Mrs. r. s. Linsley,
returned to Detroit Tuesday. Miss
Culver is feature writer on the De-
troit Free Press.
Mrs. Mary Tissue and Mrs. Hector
Moran visited in Houghton Wednes-
day.
r. w. Hoisington of Columbus,
Ohio, arrived yesterday and is a
guest Of r. s. Linsley.
Miss Irene Homier left Wednesday
for few days visit in Marquette.
George Deffoe has purchased the
NEA of sen, Sec. 9-50-34, from the
Michigan Iron, Land and Lumber Co.
Miss Clara Menar6 returned last
Friday from Hammoun, Ind, to spend
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Deloise Menard.
Raishe w. Menge left Wednesday
fer Lansing to resume his studies at
the Michigan Agricultural College.
Z Louis Burr Of Houghton was bus
mess caller here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Knauf visited
in Hopghton the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Gray Of Kewatin
were guests few days last week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Knauf, Mrs.
Gray's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Duchinem
returned to Marquette Tuesday, after
few days. visit with Mrs. Budreau,
Mrs. Duchinem's mother.
A meeting of the L'Anse township
farm bureau will be held Saturday
night.
: Ed Kotila left Wednesday for a.
few days visit in Iron River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fortune re-
turned to Ishpeming Tuesday, after
a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ford.
Peter Casper of Marquette, former
ly fireman en- the pusher here, spent
the week end in town.
Graham White spent Sunday at
Houghton.
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JOHN ExFoRD HARD HIT

Fire destroyed the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Exford early Tuesday
morning, the entire contents of the
building also going up in flames. The
fire worked SO fast that the family
were barely able to escape with a few
pieces cf wearing apparel A defect
i've chimney started the blaze.
The home of Michael Connor, which
adjoined the DESTROYED property, was
badly scorched.
Mr.. Exford carried no insurance. A
bee was held Wednesday to assist
him in erecting a new home.
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relatives and close friends. The hap
py couple vii 'eas De-
troit. their future home.
The bride is one Of the accomp-
lished and popular young ladies Of
Barags life long resident Of that
town. She is graduate of the Nor,
thern State Normal. and has taught
in Baraga, Newberry and Detroit.
Mr.. Manglos is employed as fed
eral corporation auditor, having
worked in Washington, d. c., and
Cleveland. He was employed in Bar
aga eight years, ago for a brief per-
iod. He was lieutenant in the First
Division, saw service overseas and
was wclnded.
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F.. .PEQUAMNG

Martin Almli left yesterday for
Chicago, where he will enter sHni-
tarium for treatment.
Mrs. John Saari and Walter Saari
left Wednesday for a brief visit in
Champion.
John Saari left Wednesday for a
few days visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stein and FAM
lily wish to thank the people. for the
kindnesses and sympathy shown them
after the death Of their baby boy. as
suring all that the favors will never
be forgotten.
Carl Hedman left Wednesday for
a few days visit in Escanaba.
Onnie Saari left Wednesday for
Marquette to have his eyes tested.
Word has been received from Cap
tain Christian Bergen. who is taking
medical treatment at Rochester, that
he is improving, which is pleasing
news to his friends.
julius Helm was Houghton call
er Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Skuggen and
children Of Hancock arrived Tuesday
fer a weeks visit with Mrs. Skug-
gems parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G,
Soil. ]. fl
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stanaway of
Negaunee were Christmas guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stanaway.
Joseph Chandler had an operation
performed at Marquette Tuesday for
Ia cataract on his left eye. His many
friends hope the operations will be
successful and his eyesight again res
tored.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALFRED Anderson were
week end visitors at L'Anse, guests
Of Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs.
Jackson.
Miss Sigrid Olson Of L'Anse spent
the first Of the week a guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson.
Henry Bergen arrivel last Friday
having spent the season on the lakes
on the steamer Roberts.
Miss Ruth Gail of Houghton ar
rived Monday to visit her mother.
Nels Nelson, who is attending the
M. c. M. at Houghton, arrived last
Friday to spend, the holidays with his
parents, Captain and Mrs. Nelson.
Oscar Peterson. Alfred Champaign
and Harry Stein were L'Anse callers
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Pulkinen ant
John Anderson Of Champion were
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Saari.
s. s. Sawyer and daughter Cle<
spent. the week end at Dollar Bay. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schumacher
left last riday for several days. visi
inHoughton with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Colenso spen
Christmas with Mr.. Colenso's parents
at Hurohtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Morrsi spen
Christmas in Marquette, guests d
Mrs. Morris's parents. Mr.. and Mr1
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TO DISCONTINUE SALE
OF PROPRIETARY STAMPS

Under the provisions of the Rev.
enue Act approved November %, '21,
the taxes on proprietary medicinal
and toilet preparations, etc., by means
on stamps, have been repealed, effect
i've January 1. After December. 81
all proprietary stamps will be with
drawn from sale at all postoffices.
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First Dec. 30--Last Feb. 10)
STATE OF MICHIGAN
Twelfth Judicial Circuit. In Chan

A"SAAs't Ou]A~"i O1.~~sY Ah Nsa<ss'-
Gerry. w.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County Of Baraga, In Chan
Gerry, at the Village Of L'Anse, on the
28th day Of December. "A. D. 1921.
Louisa A. Streen. Plaintiff, vs.. Joel
Streen, Defendant.
In this cause It appearing that dill
gent search and inquiry to learn the
residence Of the above named Defend
ant, Joel Streen, has been made by
the Plaintiff, and she II unable to as
certain the same, and that she cannot
ascertain in what State or County the
Defendant yeeidex ), ~ sss
On motion 6f Joseph y. O'Connor,
ESQ, Attorney Tor. said Plaintiff. It Is
ordered, that the Defendant enter his
appearance In said cause On or before
three (2) -lAOutbs from the date Of
this Order, and that within, twenty
| 1901 days, the Plaintiff cause this Or
| der to be published In the L'Anse Sem
| Itinel. q newspaper printed, published
| and circulated In said County, 1aid
| publication to Be continued once each
week Tor ak (0l weoIks IN succession,
and that . copy Of this Order shall
be mailed TO said Defendant at Ms
/ last known Post Once address, By
| REGISTERED mail and return receipt
RuBERT A. BRENNAN,
Cireuit Court Commihsioner.
Joaeph ]. O'Coh1,ox,
| Attornay for Plaintiff.
J Business Addfe1s: BAnse, Mieh.
N IA. Al III ~, " = +. 2, ~ s q. - ~. ~. G
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-12-30
BARAGA NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Antoine q
Houghton visited in Houghton last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac DeCormier and
son of L'Anse were guests Monday Of
Roy DeCormier.
Supt. O'Neill, who is spending the
holidays at Hancock, was in town
a few days this week.
The Baraga township schools will
reopen next Tuesday,
Angus Mcdonald is back in town
from the Cochran farm, where he has
been employed the past summer.
The Baraga Lumber Company's
lath mill started up Wednesday with
Michael LaCourt in charge. There is
sufficient timber cut for several
months run.
Alex Brawlev of Gould City spent
the past week visiting old friends
here.
Miss Birdie Wilson left Tuesday
for Muskegon to visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Williamson.
Perry Shulstad spent few days
this week out of town-visiting a
friend, some say.
E. /. Real visited with his sister at
Newberry over Christmas.
Miss Doris Raymond visited a few
davs this week in Chassell with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Mathes.
Harold Ibbotson of Bessenfer spent
the week here a guest Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Ibbotson.
Mrs. r. s. Buckland was copper
country caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fleming of Calu-
met spent few days this week a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Burt.
John Hid, Jr., of Ironwocd. spent
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hid. e
Gust Engstrom and daughters Wis
tied in Houghton Tuesday.
Henry Ayotte Of Pelikie was q
caller in Ishpeming the first CT the
week.
Mrs. H. J. Falk and son John visit
ed in L'Anse Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Armand Boyer.
Miss Marie Claussen, a student a,
Notre Dame, is spending her vacation
here with her parents.
Miss Clara Kolander Of Bessemei
is q guest Of Miss Doris Ross.
Miss Vivian Auge Of Menominee il
spending the week at her home in
Barag&.
Miss Florence Schwalm Of Eloist
is spending the holidays here a guest
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W
Schwalm.
J. N. Cote, county agent for Ford
will 60 to Sidnaw Tuesday, where
a special demonstration of a Ford
son tractor hauling logs will be made
LOST - Between Gauthier's store
and Gladden's residence, a lady'i
watch. Finder return to Mrs. J. N
Cote and receive reward.--advertise
Iment.
Walter Claussen left Wednesday
for Reed City for few days bust
ness visit.
Miss Ruth Anderson Anderson, wht
is teaching at Topaz, is spending hel
vacation with her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
w. G. Birk and son Leslie and L.
Mapletoft were .l.oughton visitor
Wednesday.
John Turpinen of Bessemer was ,
6aest Monday of Victor Kinnunen.
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HERMAN

C. s. Mcdonald Of Green Bay was a
Herman visitor this week.
Mrs. p. L. Morrow left Monday for
Chicago for few days visit with her
children.
John Keranen was in Houghton and
Ishpeming on business this week.
John Nelson, the cook, was three
day visitor at LAnse.
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PosToFFIcE AT AURA

A new postoffice has been estab-
lished at Aura and Miss Hella Mytta
has been appointed postmistrett-
Aura is 81 miles from Pequaming,
situated in a rich farming section,
there being forty families who will
be benefited by this Office. A new
star route will be established to car
ry the mail to and from Pequaming.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-12-30
HOCKEY SUNDAY

A hockey game will be played on
the new L'Anse community rink Sun
day afternoon between the teams
representing L'Anse and BaraS:..
Considerable rivalry exists be-
two towns, and the game promises to
be fast and furious.
Free skating after the game.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for their expressions of sympathy
and many kindnesses after the death
Of our dear father. Your lsindnesses
will always be remembered.
Mrs. Rebecca Mcintyre
Mrs. Frances Culver
Mrs. Grace Crane
E. Jean Campbell.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-12-30
DISCONTINUE THE
REVENUE STAMP TAX

Postmaster Leo Paquette announc-
es that on and after January I the
Internal Revenue Stamp tax, amount
ing to one cent one every twenty-five
cents or fraction thereof will not be
necessary on parcel post mail.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-12-30
CHANGE IN PRICES OF THE
STAMPED ENVELOPES, ETC

Beginning January new decreased
prices will be effective on all news
paper wrappers and stamped envel-
opes. The decrease in prices range
from 52c to CSC per thoqssnd.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-12-30

j. C. Black cf Minneapolis, vice.
president of the Baraga County Ma
tional Bank. was a business caller
here Tuesday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-12-30

attended the State Grange meeting.
Elmer e. Westrom of Skanee was
awarded the contract to install an
electric lighting system in the Grange
hall.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-12-30
SKATES SHARPENED

Get your skates sharpened for 25c
while you wait, at Sanregret's hard
ware stcre.-advertsement. t2
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Charles jacobsen visit in Michi-
CANINE Monday.
, 1921-07-17
Livestock Mart

CHICAGO. July is.@Cattle-Rc-
ccipts, 500 head; compared with week
ago. beef steers CSC higher; yearlings,
SIC 10 soc higher: best fat she stock,
steady TO CSC higher; other grades
steady to uncVcnly lower;
mostly .sc higher. bulls soc higher
veal calves. Sod CSC up; stocker
steers. steady to &c higher. feeders
DUN.
Hogs-Reeeipts 5000 head. market
active to CSC higher than yesterdays
average; fairly good clearance: top
1880. bulk better grades. $1,000
1850: bulk packing sows, ss.s5Gs25.
pigs. ioue5c higher.
Shecp-Receipts 1000 head; prae.
tboal,y all to packers direct; compared
with week ago; fat lambs. 15c to 81
lower. culis, natives about steady
.yearlings around CSC lower; sheep,
strong TO e5c higher; feeder lambs.
CSC higher.
, 1921-07-17
GRAIN PRICES
ARE ERRATIC
Market Moves Up and Down at
Opening. Rust and Cool
Weather Reported

CHICAGO. July 1s.ZopenlnE at
about yesterdays closing figures, to-
wheat market was easy At the
start but soon developed activity.
July started at Si.3Oia 10 Si.3l. Sep
TENDER at sl.32z TO $l.35 and Deeem-
Der at N.36N TO s1.37. The spreads
proved attractive TO local traders and
there was buStng OF Jaly and selling
OF September at 20 difference with
OF September and selling OF
December. Under this dealing price
fluctuations became so rapid that the
figures frequently We're out
of line with the prices being paid in
the pit.
Market news included cooler
weather over the grain belt and fur
ther reports or blight and black rust
in Manitoba
The weaker tendency persisted in
the face Of support on declines aid
toward the end the support ceased.
the close was near the low point July
wound up at si.a9ik I st.s9L. Sep
TENDER at 1.3oA TO 1881. and Deccm.
her at s1.24s to Sf.55.
Corn was fairly strong at the start
and maintained this position through
L the first hour. Opening prices
terday's close with July s3Skc: Sep
tembcr 620 sake. and December 81
10 s1Lc. There was some selling
on resting orders at around SIC for
September but commission houEr
buying Offset this and the option ad.
yanced to 64Lc.
Corn climbed steadily throughout
the session and closed strong. with
uly 65Hc: September 81 Il s4fkc, and
December 62is to 62Mc.
Oats shared corn's strength. The
start was even with ~vcsterday's
finals; September heinS ifh 70 f4Issc.
Provisions were higher on the con.
tinued hulre in hog nrices ut lilo
wards. Best grades OF hogs were the
highest in more than three months,
Pork and lard were up 1562 5c on
change and ribs started 2hc higher.
, 1921-07-17
REFINERY CONSTRUCTION
AT GLENR0Ck HELD UP,
TWO PROJECTS Affected

In line with the rctrenchment pol
icies which have been put in effect
ut the Casper refinerics. the Mutual
Refining company plant at Glenrock
plans suspension Of a construction
program which Was recently under
taken to Increase the capacity of the
plant to 1900 barrels daily.
With this arrangement in effect the
Standard oil company which planned
to erect a Burton process plant near
the Mutual to handle second run oil
will not complete its plant until con
ditions in tho oil market have righted
themselves. 1t is officially stated hat
the Standard has purchased the
necessary stills for this work but that
other equipment orders and construc-
ton plans have been held up indehn-
, 1921-07-17
OF
I OIL FALLS OFF
Continued Decline With Largest
Reduction in Wyoming
Field Reported

Average daily production Of petro-
leum in tho United States for the
week Gliding July > was l,3i5.s5O bar
reis as compared with i.3ts.4sO bar
rels Average for the preceding week,
a decrease OF $50 barrels.
An increase OF $4,000 barrels was
reported for the Eldorado, Ark. neld.
while the total production OF all other
iieids decreased 2o.e3o barrels. $500
barrels Of this decrease being ac.
counted for by the Salt Creek pool of
Wyoming. s.lt ads ASA
Tho daily average gross production
Of The Wyoming and Montana neids
was $500 barrels as compared with
tS,4aoi barrels for the preceding week.
Il decrease OF 1o.62o barrels.
Thu estimated daily average pro-
lFction OF Wyoming and Montana
a-
, 1921-07-17
MruaINo cKupE oIr M,RKr
,New Type of Man
Viii Dominate
Country, Claim

SEATTLE, July 16.-A new type
OF men, beginning to appear in tho
United States. viii prove harder
physically and mentally than any
hitherto seen. in the opinion OF l.. w.
Rogers, president OF the American
section of the T-heosophical society,
OF which delegates TO tho Thirty-fifth
annual convention were arriving here
today.
Mr.. Rogers predicted that when
the new type dominated the country
STRIKES between capital and Iahor;
economic depression, widespread
poverty and international discord viii
cease &c exist
, About $50 delegates, representing
every section of tho United States.
are expected TO attend the onVen
tion which win continue until
july -V
, 1921-07-17

The Slickhorn OIL company is the
latest organization 10 tart work in
the San Juan field in Utah.
THE company is composed of Mon
ticeilo and Binding people who have
taken over 1s groups comprising $50
claims on the north side of the San
Juan and along the Sllckhorn creek.
The claims were located under the
old placer mining law and il is neces-
gary to do the annual assessment
thereon before the first of July.
Some Is men and teamsArccentiy
vent into The field to carry on the
annual assessment work.
, 1921-07-17
OIL EXPECTATION FROM
TAMPIC0 RESTS UPON
MEXICAN VALUATIONS

TAMPICO. July 1e.-lt is reported
that h expectation policy of Amer.
lean oil companies will be based upon
estimates of the Mexican govern
valuation of Oil for the two
months of July and August. 1t is
eaid that IL it is found the companies
can export oil at a profit, the ship
ment OF petroleum Will be resumed.
, 1921-07-17

DENVER. July 1s.-cattie-Re-
ceipts mono market. no change: beef
steers. S5.50a7.so; cows and hcifers,
$4.5oGs.50; calves. S7.0oG1o.0os stock.
ers and feeders, A.no65.5o; bulls.
s:0o63.5o.
Hogs-Reoeipts none; top. Sio.is.
mediums. so.5ode.s5.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; mar
ket steady; lhrli,c. ss.s5aIo.oo; ewes.
S4.O0T4bo.
, 1921-07-17
HIDE INsrEoTIoN ENToRcEp.

CHEYENNE July 1s.-M f. Pick.
cit. Nsccretary of tho Wyoming state
board OF livestock commissioners to-
day anncunced that hereafter tho new
hide Inspection and disposition statute
enacted by the last lie 1Dlaiure win be
5nddlv-arforco1
, 1921-07-17

The wildcat we'll which Harry r.
Hynds of Cheyenne, is sinking in
Shirley basin. about 40 miles north OF
Laramie, is. down 700 feet.
, 1921-07-17
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
MONTANA OPERATIONS REVIEWED.
Especial to The rribuueJ

BILLINGS, Mont, July 13.-Resumption of activity in the
Laurel held, i6 miles west of Billings near the town of
Laurel, wnere b. =. Hoyt drilled a gasser and a three-barrel
oil well several years ago and suspended because of lack of
funds before giving the field a thorough test is nov n =
, 1921-07-17

CHICAGO July 1s.-Butter-Re-
ceints Is. sol tubs.
ErRs-Receipts 10000 cases.
Live poultry-UnchanFcd.
, 1921-07-17

CHICAGO. July 16.-Potatoes He
eeipts. sc cars, market steady; V'resu.
ia. ss.00d5.35 barrel; North Carolina
white rose sacked $40 ewt.
, 1921-07-17

these shoNcd slight change. though
mainly downward. Steeis. equipments
and some e the foreign oils. also spe-
c~islties, such a. Famous Players and
international Paper made fractional
declines
, 1921-07-17

CHICAGO .Iuiy l6.-Whcst-Sep-
tomber 1904: December t.344i.
corn-September sac; December
B2hc.
oats-september aye; December
45hc.
r--s-Juiy sis.55. September
t1ss5.
La-d- September sler; october
s19.2T.
P,ss-scptemeer siI,2e; october
, 1921-07-17

+. u. Berry has returned TO his
home at Fort Morgan, Colo. after at-
tondfng the Odd Fellows convention
here
, 1921-07-17

Representatives of the Arrow OIL
syndicate. which recently tool over
40 acres of the Bear Cat syndicate
in the Black Butte district. report that
the Bear Cat wcil rs now down 500
feet.
, 1921-07-17
TRADING DULL
IN n. Y. MART
Attendance of Members Small al
Opening Today Of Weekly
Short Session

NEW YORK. July i6.-DealinEs on
the stock exchange today were at tho
lowest Volume OF the ear wen for "A
short week end session. The tone
was Irregular throughout. oils and
equipments and steels showing. fur
thor heavincss. Reactions in these
ssucs ranged from . TO ? points, At.
lnntic Gulf. common and preferred.
Standard Oil Of New Jersey and some
Of tho railway c~oalers showing occa-
sional pressure. Short covering re.
lieved the tension In part later. The
closing was steady. Sales approx
mated los 900 shares.
NEW YORK. July .ls.-Trnding
was almost At n stnndstnl at the
opening OF today's stock market. Tho
attendance of members on the floor
Of the exchange was unusually small.
Only the moro popular issues were
quoted within the first half hour and
, 1921-07-17

prospect.
The shower on and Gas company
which filed articles OF Incarceration
with the county clerk and recorder
yesterday, has taken over leases on
approximately 1000 acres In this fisld
from Fl w Schauer OF Laurel ana
proposes 70 inaugurate a drilling cam
raign in the near future. il was an.
nounced today.
Huntley Well in Hard Luck.
Buckling of the bottom joint Of the
sss'inch string at tho Hunuey well
OF the Gladys Belle in 3s,i,37. three-
quarters OF a mile from Huntiev. is
holding up drilling operations there.
II was announced today.
Slow Progress on Mosby We'll
While the work Of de-p.,in~ ~.
Frantz-S- =. well in sectior s-s,s =
Mo1ny Iield across the MusseIshen
run Sat creek producers, continues,
me = is now so great and the
mork OF understanding is so slow that
800 Is ho-Ereat change 10 REPORT, Of
Inc hole Is now down beyond 1900
ieet, n those familiar with the for.
NATION state that tho indications an
mat when the quadrant sand n
luck. a Tow OF the heavier oil may
Golden West Drilling.
The Golden West well In the -,r,h.
east quarter OF tho southwest ouar,er
o. section 1615.3o. which is helm
drilled with the big rotary MACHINE
used so successfully in drilling Inc
W sure Shot wells. is. now down
wv" fcet and completion to the ser!
ohd sand is expected momentarny AZ.
corning TO Information reachinr hcro
tonight. "
Turning Gasscr Put Out.
The following telegram was 10.
ceivcd Yesterday from Gordon Camp.
bell OF the Gordon Campheil.Kevin
syndicate, drilling on the Rocky Ridge
dome:
"Swee, Grass Hills: Tapped heavy
flow Of petroleum gas early this morn.
ing. Drill going Just into sand. Flow
probably one and a half to two million
feet. Depth OF SIND and flow
not deterIninable until drilled through.
Gas caught fire. Flames shot a hun
fee. above the derrick. One man
seriously injured. but good work of
crew succeeded in putting the fire out
with steam Jets and saved the der
rick"
Bear Cat Down 800 Feet.
Representatives of the Arrow oil
syndicate. which recently took over
$40 acres of the Bear Cat syndicate
in the Black Butte district. report that
the Bear Cat we'll rs now down 500
feet.
Nesy, Operation i'm .S,u Juau
, 1921-07-17
silver.

NEW YORK. July Is-BAr silver.
domestic ssEe: foreign. sotzc-
Mexican dollars, 45izc.
, 1921-07-17

NEW YORK. July ls-Cotton-
Futurel closed firm: July fIs.34 oc,
toher si3-o3; December Sf345. Janu.
airy sf3.fe; March SI1.7s-