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"Ah!"
The word was a choked cry. She
wrenched her arm free and shranK
back. There was something OF the
wildness Of desperation in her eyes,
the terror OF q shared bird. To
Carson II was q revelation that sent
the blood pounding hotly to his
temples and set him shaking sud-
denly all over. Upon her little.
piteous cry there followed a silence
that was painful in its intensity.
Carson broke It. He spoke halting-
ly, stumblingly, yet on a quivering
rising note Of triumph and eager.
ness.
"You do love me, Lee! Oh, my
God, girl! I've hoped it-hoped It
with every heart beat, every fibre
of me-but ! could never be really
sure! And I've got to be sure, Lee
I've got to be sure!"
His hands were outstretched to
her, supplicating. His lips were
unsteady, his eyes ablaze.
Say it, Lee!" he urged again.
"Lee-Lee!"
His arms closed about her, but
she struggled free, thrusting him
away from her, stumbling back
against the wooden chair and drop
ping into 1t weakly. She held one
white arm upflung across her eyes,
as though to shut away the flame OF
his. Then suddenly she let II fall,
and turning her face against the
thick fur Of her coat began to cry
helplessly.
Il ought to hate you'll" she walled.
Butt can't! I can't!"
Minutes later she stirred, sighed
and sat upright. Denham Carson
was kneeling at her side, his face
hidden against her knees. His
arms were about her. At her move.
ment he, too. stirred and looked
up. There was light in his face
that made her catch a sharp brea'h
and brought the blood flooding
pitilessly up over her throat and
cheeks IN q rose-red wave that
burned to her temples.
Even as she made an instructive,
panicky gesture to thrust him from
her there came from without the
faint note Of a motor.car horn. Lee
stiffened where she sat, then, with
a little gasp, she strove to get to
her feet.
ITS Haines!" she whispered, as
Carson's arms refused to unclose.
"You-you must get away, quickly
oh, quickly!" She was on her
feet now and the man rose with
her. He still held her, his eyes
clung to hers. His lips were not
altogether steady.
1--WE got to talk to you, Lee!" he
whispered back, huskily. There
are things l must say to you. Prom.
ise you will come here again
soon7"
. The sound of the horn had ceased.
Following It came the unmistakable
hurry and stumble OF heavy steps
among the frosty bracken. Carson
bent his head lower.
"Promise!" he urged. "Promise!"
Lees lips were trembling. She
closed her eyes desperately against
the pleading in his. When she
opened them again they were dark,
almost tragic with suffering and un.
willing surrender.
"I-promise!" she said.
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"I'vs heard snoughP Tsrry's
voice, hard, inflsxibls, struck cold
" across the stsmmsrsd words.
She swung round, white skirts FAM
ming about her, white face set, and
moved TO the door. A. she
wrsnehsd Il open she glanced back
over her shoulder, eyes shoulder
ing.
Roland Gish asked me TO
marry him tonight she
\ said. I'm to give him my
answer tomorrow. T.
@ shall say yes!"
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CHAPTER Xxx.

7 EE. her huge fur collar hiding
all Of her face save her un.
naturally wide eyes, delivered
the packet Of papers into Frost's
hands, and, avoiding those rooms
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b. American Weekly. Inc Great britain RIGHTS nsssrvsd
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KAJICNA HRfSNICE.
Roman cd Wilkie Collinse pro "Domacnost"
q angliciny pfelozil Gust. B. Reisl.

III a vychovanl. Jest dosti smu
the tax drze a nespravedllve
podezrivati stareho pritele,
ktery nikdy nezapomnel, elm
Jest povinnen YAM a elm sobe.
Avsak tim nectnejsi cd vas
Jest, pronaseti podezrivky tyto
v prltomnosti zeny, pred KITE
rou sam uctu miti musite."
Zastavil sc. Oba muzi pohll
zeli ma sebe chvilku mlcky.
Mercy nemohla okamzite pro
mluviti. Konecne osm6lila Sc a
pravila k Horaceovi: "Lepe by
ste ucinil, kdybyste ma mne ne
mluvil, az hudeme sami."
"Ovsem,' pravil Horace uste-
paCne, "dovoli-li tomu pan Ju-
Ian Gray
Mercy obratila sc k Juliano-
vi $ pohledem. ktcry zreime
pravil: "Politujte mas a opust'
te nas!'
"Chcete, abych odcScl?." Ia
zal sc.
"Bud'te tax laskav a pose
excite ia mne V tonic pokoii,'
ukazala ia dvere, ktere vedly
do jidelny.
'Sllbite mi. re mne zavola-
tc, kdyz YAM budu moci sebe
mensi sluzbu prokazati?" pra-
vi, rychle.
"Ano, ano." Doprovazela
jej, kdyz odchazcl a pravila
mu septcm: "Nechte dvere o.
tevrcne!"
Julian neodpovedel! Kdy2
Sc vratila, Horace vstoupil dc
.jidelny. Jeden 1stupek, ktery
j mohl ucinit, ucinil. UzavTe
dv6re tax zticha, re ami jej
bystry sluch to nezpozoroval.
Mercy promluvila ma Hora
ce. aniz by jej nechala drive
mluviti.
"Sllbila jsem yam vysvetle
nj sveho chovani," pravila hi;
sem tresoucim Sc. "Jsem hoto
va k vykonani svel1o sIibu."
"Chci Sc vas ia jedno ta
! zati. drive neg pccnete mluvi
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kAPITOLA XIV.

Iastavil Sc We dverlch. Nej-
drive ohledl Sc po Mercy, po-
tom po Julianovi.
ia to vedel,' pravil. "kdy
bych byl ien mohl lady Janet
pohnouti k sazce, byl bych W.
hral sto liber.' Pristoupil k Jul
lianovi S nahlou zmenou uste-
pacnosti We zlost. "Chcete We
deti. jaka ia sazka byla?" ta-
zal Sc.
"Radeji bych vas videl ovla-
dati Sc IA pritomnosti teto da-
my odpovedel Julian.
"Sazel jsem Sc S lady Janet
0 dive ste liber profit STU po-
kracoval Horace, "ze vas zde
naleznu mllkovat Sc Sc slecnou
Roseberry Ia mymi zady."
Mercy zakrocila drive, nez
Julian mohl odpoNGdet.
"Nemuzete-li promluvlt, a.
byste neurazil jednoho 4 mas"
pravila, %"dovolte, bych vas pc
zadala, abyste nemluvil k panu
Julianu Gray-ovi."
Horace ucinil il posm6snou
poklonu.
"Neracte Sc znepokoiovati
isem nucen byti k YAM zdvori-
lynn pravil. Lady propustila
nine jen pod tou podmlnkou.
re sc budu chovati slusne. Co vi
&C mohu uciniti? Nam co de-
lat Sc dvema zvlastnimi lidmi
- knezem a zenou. Knezovo
zamestnani chrani icj, zenino
pohlavi chrani il. Mate tedy O.
ba made mnou .iakousi vyhodu.
Prosim "a odpusteni zapomel-
Ii jsem kn6zovo povolani a re-
nino pohlavi."
Vice nez to iste zapomneI.'
pravil Julian. "Zapomnel jste,
re .iste Sc narodil jake gentle
man a byl vychovan co takovy.
Go Sc mne tyce, nezadam, ably
ste pamatoVal. ze jsem kne-
zem - ja sve povolanl nikofnt
nevnucuji = chci pouze. ably.
ste bvl pamatliv sveho naroze.
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''EVFT~


techto 8 procent sci by ma zlevneni umeleho hnojiva, z sehoz
by nell prospech farmafi We velke casti zeme.
"Fordova nabidka opira Sc 0 odhady ieho inzenyra, re
prace, jz zbyva k vykonanf, vyzada 81 pfiblizne AZ milliony
dollart. Arnadni inzenyri, ktefi vedli dozor mad stavbou Will
sonova jezu a ktefi nyni mali jej We sve sprave, jsou presvedce.
nj, re naklad dostoupi SO milionu donard. Tento rozdil jede-
'nacti millionu dollaru zdrzuje %rozhodnuti kongresu."
y
Rovnez ostfe jest kritsovan, hlavne Sc strany bankeru,
plan Forduv Ma financovani dohotoveni projektu. To jest nc
elm zcela revolucnim, avsak znamy journalistic Arthur Brisbane
vysvetluje to takto: -
"obvykle. ma dohotoveni projektu, vlada by Sc ~vypujdila
|padesat millionu dollaru phi petiprocentnim uroku, coz by stale
poplatniky diva a pull milionu roche. Vlada, jez vydava se
vlastni penize, Sc zlatem "a mimi, sa by do trhu a vydluzila Sc
|se vlastni penize ma vysoky drok. S takovymi hloupostmi me-
la by pfestati.
"~Fordovym navrhem jest zbudovati tento projekt $ pencil
vydanymi nikoi proti zlatu, nybrz prot zavodu samotnemu,
|kteryz by byl tou nejlepsi zarukou. Vlada vydala by papirov4
penize, "a nimiz jake zaruka stal by Muscle Shoals. projekt a
celia zem6. Vlada neplatila by zadnych troku ma vypujcene
penize ma zbudovanf zavodu a Ford platil by Wade 4 procenta
droku ma penize, jez by do podniku vlozila, tax re vladu mic by
to ~nestalo." FTP #"E# t&t '~'e1i
Tento plan IDA Sc byti zcela rozumnym lidem nezasvece-
nym do tajnosti chramu boha Mamonu, "a to vsak ii, kdoz S
onemi taJnostmi jsou seznameni financni authority - Sc
mad MIN kfizuji. Jednou S tim zacit, a jaky Dude nasledek -
tazou Sc. Ten, re kdykoli Sc Dude pence ma neco nedostava.
II, zacnou Sc tisknouti a to nevyhnutelne musi vesti k inflaci,
jakou pfitomne trpi skoro vsechny evropske zeme.
Mona, re bankeIi mali pravdu, ale MONA tez, re Sc Jim
plan Forduv nelibi hlavne z toho duvodu, re cachrovani S bon
dy znamena pro ne "chleb a maslo."
Slavny Thomas A. Edison, prtel Forduv, jenz S MIN ne
davno vykonal prohlidku Muscle Shoals pravi, re kongres mel
by prolekt dohotoviti a pronajmouti Fordovi z techto tri pricin
"Predne Pfflezitost k vyvinuti silly umozni %vybudovani
nejvetsho municniho zavodu V zemi. Jeho moznosti pro opa-
trem rychle a V nesmirnem mnozstvi vseho druhu %valecneho
materialu isou vibec mimo vsechen poiem. Bylo by to to nj-
|vetsi pojisteni prot vace, Jake NAME.
Ia druhe = Ziskati majetek jest jednou veci, operovati
|jeJ dspesne Jest jinou. Ford jest IMAM jake veliky prumysnik,
S veHkyni pfedstavami, jenz rychle docluje jeich uskutecn9ni.
On Jest logickym muzem pro vykonani takove veci.
"Za tfeti = Celia zeme ma pevnou duveru, re Ford nebu.
de operovati zavod, ably vyzdinal z neho kazdy mozny dollar
pro sebe. On ucini Z n6ho americkou INSTRUCT, iez by proka.
zovala nejvetsi dobro nejvetsimu moznemu poctu.'
Nabidka Fordova jest jiz pred kongresem a Dude 0 nj co
lneidfive iednano.
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viii pravdu?"
"Ano, cekam, abych mohla
|pravdu v~yznati."
"Poskytnu yam tedy k tomu
prllezitost. Jste neb nejste "a
milovana do Juliana Gray-e?"
"Mel byste Sc "a tuto otaz-
Eku stydeti?"
"To jest vse, co muzete Cd
povedeti?"
"Nebyla jsem YAM nikdy ne
vernon, Horace, ami v myslen-
kach. Kdybych VAN byla never
nou, mohla bych Sc tax chova-
LII jake Sc chovam?"
Horace usmal Sc trpce. "U-
|tvoril jsem 81 svuj nahled 0 va
81 vernosti a cti," pravil. me
muzete .jej poslat ami do vedlej
siho pokoje, abyste mu neco.
neseptala. Ale nechme toho ny
nj. Aspon vite, re Julian Gray
jest zamilovan do vas" Pan
Julian Gray nezminil Sc mi o
tom ami slovem."
Mercy pocala opousteti tr-
p6livost. Ami Grace Roseberry
nemluvila k nj TAX urazlive 0
Julianovi jake Horace. "Kdo
neco takoveho o panu Julianovi
tvrdi, ten lze!." odpov6dela O.
sire.
PAX lie lady Janet" rych-
lie odpovedel Horace.
Lady Janet nikdy to mere
kla! Lady Janet neni schopna
takoveho vyroku!"
"Snad to nerekla tolika slo-
Wy, ale nikdy to neupirala. Pr
pomenul jsem il omen okamzik,
kdyz jsem Juliana Gray-e po-
prve uslysel, re sc stanete mo-
| il manzelkou byl tax pfekva-
pen, re nemohl ami slova pro
mluviti. Lady Janet byla prito-
nina a nemuze to zapfiti. TIA.
zal jsem Sc il, zda-li vas male
fla pohfomad6. Nemohla upri-
I'll, lie vas nenalezla dnes po-
hromade "a okolnosti velmi
podezfelych. Ano, ano! Zlob
tie Sc, jak chcete! Nevlte, CO
Sc delo nahore. Lady Janet chce
zrusiti nase zasnoubeni a pu.
vodcem jest Julian Gray"
Ohledne Juliana mvlil Sc He
race. co Sc lady Janet tyce, 0.
pakoval pouze vystrazna slo-
va, ktere sam Julian mluvil X
Mercy. "Neverim tomu!" pra.
villa pevne.
Horace pokroeil k III a upre'
ma nj pronikave oci.
"Vite, proc mne sem lady
Janet poslala?" tazal Sc.
"Nevim."
"Tedy yam to povim. Lady
Janet jest vaSi dobrou pritel'
kou, to nelze upriti. Chtela m.
rici, re zmenila svuj nahled
vasem vysvetleni vaseho cho.
vani. Ona pravila: "Premysle.
MIN prichazlm k nahledu, ze
zadneho vysvetleni neni treba
naridila jsem sve prijate dcefi
re nechci zadneho vysvetleni
Ucinila TAXI
"Ano.'
"Nuze tedy. Pockal jsem az
dokonci a pax jsem pravil
Co mne pc tom?" Lady Janet
ma .jednu dobrou vlastnost, ze
mic neZamlci. Ucinis tax, jake
ia cinim, odpovedela. Pova5
re neni zadneho vysvetleni TIE
ba zapomen Cd nynejska na
celou tn zalezitost. "Myslite tC
opravdove?' tazal jsem Sc
"Zcela opravdove." " ton
padu muslin YAM tetinko Tici
re zadate vice, nez snad tusl
tie = zadate, abych zrusil svt
zasnoubeni sc slecnou Rosebel
ry. Bud'to musi podati mi Wy.
svetleni, ktere mi slibila, mel
zruSim naSe Zasnoubeni - CT
myslite, iak lady Janet tentt
vyrok prijala? Uzamkla rty
roztahla ruce a divala sc nt
As "
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snoubenku, - nam ia dost
duvery We svou prijatou dee
ru." ia odpovedel - a pro-
sim dejte nyni pozor ma to co
reknu - pravil jsem, re neni
hezke, domysleti Sc o mne. re
il podezrivam. Nechapu jeji
duverne chovani S Julianem
Grayem a neroz1mim jeii reel
a chovani Sc v pritomnosti po-
licejniho straznika. Povazuji
to Ia sve pravo, byti 0 tom
zpraven." - To jsem odpove-
del, CO nasledovalo, tim vas
usetrim; opakoval jsem jen to,
co jsem rekl Lady Janet. Ona
YAM porucila, abyste mlcela.
Uposlechnete-li toho rozkazu,
.jsem nucen V zajmu SVEN a v
zajmu sve rodiny propustit vas
z naseho zaslibeni. Vote mezi
vasi povinnosti k lady Janet a
vasi povinnosti Ike mne."
Horace dovedl opanovati
svoji povahu, mluvil dustojne
a urcite. Postaveni jeho bylo
bezvadne nezadal nicehoz nez
sveho prava.
"Rozhodla jsem Sc" pravila
Mercy, "kdyz jsem yam dala
slib nahore."
Zamicela Sc chvilku, zapasi
la sama sebou ma pokraji hroz
neho nastavajiciho odhaleni.
Sklopila oci, srdce il bylo vzdy
mocneji a mocneji - ale ona
zapasila muzne. Sc zoufalou
odvahou pravila "Jste-li hotov
k vyslechnuti mne, jsem hoto-
va, sdeliti VAN, proc .jsem ma
lehala, ably policejni stra5nik
opustil dim"
Horace nadzvedl vystrazne
ruku a pravil: "Zadrzte. to ne
nj vSe."
Jeho blazniva zarlivost ma
Juliana neverila il hned ma po-
catku. Obmezila Sc pouze ma
vysvetleni jedne otazky ohled
ne zakrocenl straznika sprave-
dlnosti. Ostatni zalezitost ty-
kajIci Sc znamosti s Julianem
chce zumyslne zamlceti. HOra-
ce utvoril 81 hned svuj nevdec
ny Zaverek.
"Muslme 81 roZumeti," pra-
vii. "Vysvetleni vaseho chova-
nj v druhem pokoji jest pouze
jedno vysvetleni, ktere jste mi
povinna. Mate sc ieSt6 4 nece-
no jineho zodpovidati. Zacne
te tim, prosim.'
Ona podlvala sc nan udive.
ne.
81 echo lineho mann Sc zod
povidati?" tazaka Sc.
On op6t opakoval svoji cd
poved' k lady Janet.
"Jiz jsem VAN prayil, re ne
roZumim vasemu duvernemu
pomeru S Julianem Grayem."
Merciny oci zaJiskrily.
"Nemluvte o TOM" zvolala
rozcilene. "Neopovrhujte Sc
mnou V takovem okamzeni, ia
ko Jest toto!"
"Chci, abyste o tom podala
vysvetlenl,' pravil Horace.
Byla odhodlana snaseti od
neho vse - jake zaslouzeny
trest "a podvod, iehoz Sc dopu
stila. Avsak V okamzeni, kdyz
mela prvni slovo vyznani ma
jazyku, nemohla snesti nedu-
STONE podezTivani Horacovo.
Vstala prisne ma neho pohled-
nouc, pravila: "Nechci sniziti
sebe a sniziti pana Juliana
Graye odpovedcnim vaSi otaz-
ky"
"Povazte, co cinlte a rozmy-
slete 81 to. drive nez Dude po-
zde,' odvetil Horace.
"Jiz jsem pravila."
Tato odhodlana slova a ne
ustupnost pobourila .jej velmi.
|Chytil il "a ruku a zvolal:-
este falcsna jake pcklo! Jest
pc vscm mezi nami!"
~ #u ~ 2M
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Osetruje vesker& nemoci
muzi, zen a ditek.

Kataru a zaludecnlm chorobaIn 80
genuje OBJ vlastnf pozornost.
Trpite-li katarem. pri1d'te a nechte
Sc vysetfiti, Nemocnf a ch6robcu po-
nekud napadenl, melt by SO uchopiti
prflezitosti Jeho nAvstevy. Navstlvte
lei a budete LspokoJeni. Jestli xe Jest
vas pflpad nevylecitelny. rekne Yam
ak bez okolku a porad1 VAN / v ne
shojitelnosti. Zadny chorobny muA
oeb zena nemeli by zameskati pora-
diti Sc 8 tfmto specialistou.
Jste-li postizeni rheumatismem, ner-
vosou, vodnatelnostf, toke rukou
neb nohou, nesnazemi jater, srdce,
slabosti nervu neb jinou chorobcu sla-
bostnf. jste-li zsinaly, trpfteli zavra-
Il, nechutf k Jfdlu, zacpou nezazivno-
,ti p~adoucnic1 neb zaludecnfmi a strev
nfmi n~eporadky. prijd'te X DIR. Snellovi.
Mate-H skvrny, krevni, koznf neb
vlasovy neduh, pritrz neb zlatou Flu.
vSe SO . 0spechem lecf.
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Starr j mladi muzi

Nehlede k tomu, Jak Jste nemoccn.
nehlede ami k Vast ~bezradnosti a bez-
nadelnosti a nehlede AMI k tomu. kdyA
VAN bylo liz fe6eno. re Vase nemoo
Test nezhojitelna. pr.jd'te q porad'te 50
tfmto vyoorhNm le<arem a Jesl-ti 70
ntva len nitNa nadeje, ma ktere visi
Vase zdrav1, muze tato vesti k Vasemu
uzdravenf. spokojenosti a stest1.
ZVLASTNf POZORNOST Sc venujs
chemickemu a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
gu krve, moce a chrchlu a vSen trpf-
elm nemocemi dusevnlmi a ~noryovyni
komplikacemi.
VSeChny dotazy adresutte
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Danny

ochuravele boIepfm hlavy, trudnomysl-
1ostf, bofesti v kffzi. z~vlastnlmi me-
nocemi neb jsou-li post!3eny jinSmi
nepravidelnostmi. slabcstf neb nedu-
hem specfelne zenskym, mely by 90 .
tlmto specialization poraditi.
Choroby vaJecnfku neb delohy IeGf
pez no2e Bylo-ll VAN radeno podro-
bill SO operaci chirurgicke, aby Cd
%stranena byla pffcina techto chorob.
neb pfi zlatt 4:le a prntr3i. neposlou-
chejte teehto pokynu a nedaveite syoie
zdHa.vI pod nna, lancetu neb iranlekat-
skou Jehlu, ariz byste ee drive pc-a-
Oily Sc epec!alistcu.
Nehlede X tcmu, jake povahy Jest
Vase nemcc nab TAX 6louho VAS suzu-
10. porad'te SO 9 tfmto speciallstou, ably
.elf YES budoucf ztvot nebyl V sAzce.
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Doktor lecf vsechny chronicle memo
81 ! z~nlrzacenf mum 1 Zen a detf. v
mnohem prapade muze byti zabraneno
| operaci, sveffte-n &c mu v lecenf.
, 1922-07-21
PIPELINE NEAR
PRODUCING END

The Western Pipeline company has
completed its eight-inch line a distance
OF 20 miles. extending four miles north
OF the ATidwest's Teapot pumping sta
ton and It is now ready for a test
which Will probably be made within a
week. Tho balance of this line. con
sisting of two six-inch carriers instead
Of a single eight. which win be fifteen
miles in length. Is being rushed and
win soon be ready to carry oil from
the field.
Four 55. 1000 barrel tanks have been
purchased from the Graver corpora
ton OF East Chicago. Ind, and are
now in transit TO this point. Two OF
these containers will be erected at the
Casperterminal. west of the city, one
Mt the Midwest's Teapot pumping sta
ition and one at the No. 1 pumping sta
ton in the Salt Creek field.
Calls for bid for the erection OF
these receptacies will be issued on Sat
urday and upon their arrival, work
will be started Immediately that they
may be in place by the time tho line
In completed If possible.
, 1922-07-21
CAPITAL STOCK TAXES
NOW INCLUDES Personal
SERVICE CORPORATIONS

Under the Revenue Act o. 1921
enacted by Congress. the Capital Stock
Tax has been changed somewhat ac-
cordtng to Reimerth & Van D.nberE.
public accountant therein personal
service corporations who were IN the
tax exempt class unGar the old law
are nov required TO pay a capital stock
tax There are also several changes
effecting insurance companies and
with respect TO tim~ for refund OF thiy
tax and limitation period for its as.
sessment- This tax on corporations is
based on the net worth NJ the corpcr-
alton; the outside sales of its stock on
recognised exchanges or the average
annual income with relation to its
capitalization All corporations IN ex-
~istence prior TO June 80. whether ac-
tie or inactive must flo a report with
the collector Of Internal Revenue at
Cheyenne before July 81. 1872. IN
formation n blanks can be procured
from tho office OF any public account.
ant.
, 1922-07-21
Pc DRILLING
IN NEW GUSHER
Completion of Ferris Field
Producer Pending; Drilling
Report Issued.

Producers q Reflners Corporation 4.
drilling IN n well today In Salt Cres[
but no estimate can yet be made =,
production One well Is being ah,,.
doned In Ferris. The gas well in So
Draw which has caused SO mnch
trouble by the high pressure biowIn~
out the mud has finally been suocess,
fully shut off and drilling to the love-
sands. which are believed to be on
bearings. is now progressing with a
rotary.
Standing OF the various operation.
in the state is rs follows.
Salt Creek.
No. 6. section 3040-7s, stnrdinr
mented at 2.os5 feet
No. 8. section so-4o-7s. pulling 10.
inch casing.
No. =. section sO4o-7s. drilling in
today.
Wertz-
No. 2. section 2-2s-s7. drilling At s,ss
feet. Carrying 5 s-is-fnch casing. ,
No. 8. section 1868. ~spuddlng IN.
No. 4. section 1859, building rir.
MAhoney Dome.
No. ?. section 1858. drilling at
1870 feet.
No. /. section ss-2s-ss. Strengthening
bad hole at 1888 Get
Rig over well No. 1. section s4-2s-ss.
was DESTROYED by fire night OF July
16th. Now rebuilding.
Ferris.
No. 8. section 25-2s-s7. drilling at
1850 feet.
No. 5. section s5-ss-s7. drilling at $50
feet
No. s. section a5-2s-s7. drilling a.
100 feet.
No. 10. section 25-2e-s7. spudding in.
No. 1. section 25-26-s7. now on pump.
No. rs. section 25-26-s7. now on
pump.
No. IL. section as-ss-s7. drilling at
1900 feet.
No. 1. section s5-2s-s7. pulling casing
to abandon.
Sand Draw.
No. (. section 14-s2-s5. gas IS now
shut in and well going ahead with
rotary,
, 1922-07-21
scarce mostly 80.

Hogs. receipts $4,000; active; mostly
Is TO Csc higher; commoner grades up
most bulk good butchers s10.1o@10.sO;
good packers $s.25@9.o0; top s11.oo.
bulk ss.5o@1o.9o; pigs steady to strong
mostly 9.7591O.5o; heavy weight s1o.1O
@1o.60; medium $10.5o91o.e5: light
$10,90@11.oo; light light 5000 @1c.9 5t
pecking sows smooth $s.35@9.1O; pack.
ing lows rough $7.75@s.5o; killing pigs
s9.5o@1o.5o.
Sheep. receipts 1900; half receipts
direct to packers; lambs slow; weak to
ESQ lower; top natives $3.50: bidding
$3.50: mostly for best with heavy
sorts; no westerns sold: offering 25e
lower; best bid s1a,OO: sheep slow tc
lower.
, 1922-07-21

OMAHA. Neb.. July 21.-United
States Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics.eHogs-Receipts $500: most.
iy 1oc higher than yesterdays aver.
age; 200 to 1926 pound butchers ss.4o
@1o.4o; top s10.55; mixed and pack.
ing grades $7.75@s.s5.
Cattle-Receipts 2.1oo; beef steers
and h stock slow; 100 to25o lower;
full loads beef steers $40; few head
s1o.25; bulls about Csc lower; other
classes of stock generally steady.
Sheep-Receipts 10000; market 15c
to Csc lower; top lambs s12.5o; eve
top $3.50; early sales feeding lambs
S12 down.
, 1922-07-21
With the Oil Men

L. A Reed has returned from Grey
bull and reports the Temperature as
sizzling in the banana belt"
The party composed of E. 2. Kist-
Ter. W. E. Lockhart. C. Z. Heineman
and C. F. Carnine of Producers & Re
finers corporation, left last night for
the Ferris and Wertz fields in Carbon
county and will continue from there
to Rock Springs and to headquarters
at Denver. While here tho party
looked over the different tracts of lane
held under option by the company, on
, 1922-07-21
WYOMING oils

NEW YORK. July 21.-By Tho As
ISOLATED Press.6Prices Of Wyoming
oils at 2 D. m. today were listed on.
the New York curb as follows:
Boston-Wyoming rs; Fenslind 1874
Glenrock 1A; Merritt az; Mountain
Producers 14%; Mutual 8; Kew York
20; Omar 1M; Salt Creek 15&.
, 1922-07-21

Consolidated Royalty Oil company's
Richardson No. 2 Is MAKING 4eo ban
rels at 2.2e3 feet with h bit IS feet
IN h sand. This well viii probably
be completed today n should show
ahoutput of around 1000 barrels when
tested. This well is located on the
southwest quarter OF section 5-39.7e,
salt Creek.