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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-14
VEGETABLES IN
WEAK MARKET

LEGAL VEGETABLES were wNil supplied
60 the Wholesale market saturday
and many cuts In prices were made
in an effort 20 prevent holding per.
ishahles oyNr the holiday.
Farmers and rcddlers are selllng
the vegetables direct 60 the house.
wives. which h said 20 he the cause
for the dun ssenand az the Wholesale
houses. Because Of this competition.
some wholesale houses do not carry
any local Vegetables. Cabbage was
moving slowly az from TO = cents
n pound. Pumpkins were abundant
az I TO ~ cents.
The firs, shipment OF the new crop
OF California walnuts i expected on
tho market Monday. The opening
prices win he about Is cents n pound.
All fruit was steady IN prices.
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- MAN Foli SEATTLE
and men or women vicinity ~
Port Townsend. Olympia and Che
hats 90 demonstrate the EecbrtHt
Pressure Cocker and Gamer.
Used by WmHhingtpn university
and By government f~monHtrstove
Cooks feed In ons-third time. sold
on payments. carried ~ company.
ard saves It's own paYments on
meat ard fuel bills. See Srptem-
ber Pictorial Review. page a..
also October Good Houaek sepinx.
page 50. VIII nend information
about demonstrators who are
making fteo a w~ek write IN
fufi and give references. Albert
Sechrist Mfx. Co. t7iT Logan Ct.
Denver. colo.
kKPENTEBA WANTED FOR THE
following The completes finish
hing OF interior - one 6-roofn
house. the partial finishing ~ one
Broom bungalow. tho entire con-
letruction ~ one s-room and ga
rage rssidence Each and al BY
Iiabor contracts. Save your NINE
Boy arranging for appointment by
iphonr. Usually at office after =
In m. sol Arctic Hldg. Elicit
I1ss1: o. evenings and tiii sac
mornings az Capitol asTo. John
III. Hall
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fridays Quotations.
farnished ~ t.esan A urysn
eIo -exns..f Ave- .rmffl<
Chicago Live Stock

~starsfay's uuetattons
He<~-~ Necttnts. A.neV Narkft SLOW.
steady. Top. fg.t2 bulk % sales tsft
ufs 40. heavy weight - tsSgtt. me
dium weight. sp.2se as iiaht weight.
tsseWa.sst tlghi iiEhts. ts4tWsi heavy
packing COWS tffeo s.soi packing
so~s rough. VA . s.ae. PsEs. ts.sQu
o.
c.ific--Rseeipt.. f.Eee Make, steady.
Chetcs ana prime. tftsfa8tatei me
diuua and Eeot tT.tt9ti. common.
tAfsHf.rt. good and ehpire. ffpeW
tf31si ceausan and medium. - 81 =
tsse. bateher cattle and heifsFs. ftss
Gfests rews. t1stutFa; bulls. ffta
1set8 tanners end cutters. COWS and
hslf~rr. 81 IS o t.st. canmer staeFs. fs-te
etfEgt veal calves. 81 ftnti. feeder
steers. tffkns.lei stSekTr steers. tt.as
@tr.ss. stoeker COWS and hssfsFr. tsss
ut3ft
kh~~p--xsrelpts 1888. Market steady.
Lambs. ifssA9ftfe. lambs. euii and
e0mmnn. s. GA teaFiinE @ethrfn.
rs.seufsi ewes o. tege1s. ean 10
eommou ewes. tsas4A
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sALtsMsN-- lii YOu WANT 10000
The first year, write now. strong
line for retail ntoron. Nationally
advertised. Rush season here.
Liberal weekly advance 90 pros
ducerH. w. Morgan, Mgrs 1890
Euclid, Cleveland. o.. Dept. fst.
.NALrSMEN WANTED FOR VERY
attractive Texas investment prop
onltion, t2bO and upward. sc-
cured by real estate. Liberal COM
mission. q, Denton, kampmann
Ilidr Han Antonio. Tex
DISTRICT FIELD MANA q 10 II
wanted. Should net $4,000 year
". No correspondence course.
Weekly advances. Merchants
School ~ Adv. Iflio $40. ~ quincy.
Chicago.
CANVASHEfts~N oMi3THfNG NEW.
a household necessity. Sells fast
Zig commissions. Carry sample
only Phone Monday for nppoint-
ment. Main 3saT.
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tion q continentai unitcd s,atcs ST
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
smith. Fay ". Ennmciaw ......13
Davis. Dorothy r.. Enumriaw 20
Berg. August. DunsnralF. Cal. Legal
Kringle. Laura. barron. Wis. Legal
Clark. George Rogers, 8eattls ....2s
Murphy. Alice Adelaide. Seattle ~
johnson. August r.. Seattle Legal
Bodin. Elm A.. Seattle ........Legai
Griffiths. James Charles. Kirkland -
Higgtnbotham. Myrtle Beatrice.
Kirkland .+.s..-.......-...
r.a Claire. Edward r., Portland Legal
Stewart. Ruth. Portland ..... Legal
Mercil. Earl C.. Seattle ........2f
shermer, Ella, Chehalis ..........z4
creech. George g.. Seattle Legal
cavanaugh. Ruth. Dighton.
Kan. ..s..ss...ss.s.ss.. 49, AseAei
Carter. James H.. Seattle ..... Legal
Day. Frances. Seattle ......,.. Legal
stlne. Matthias Wells. Seattle. Legal
Fiske, Mary Is0uisc. Seattle Legal
scheibie. Robert H.. Seattle 49,. 80
Gepford. lnga, Seattle ........Lcgsl
Robinson. George sidney. Denver -
Tweed. Mildred. Seattle ..s.,.....S2
Elliott. Ernest w. Vancouver.
Kenncy. mildred Agnes. Van
COuver. ~. g. ....+.s.s.4.. .lsfEhi
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Tacoma--oct. tf--9a4lsd. str Ruth
Alexander for Seattle.
Han FrRncisco--Oct. ft-sailed. str
Manulani for Seattle. at n. m. str
kina for Seattle. at p. m. Arrived. str
Pedro Christopherson from Seattle. Oct.
iz--Arrfysd. ctr Asfiaas from seattle
str saginaw from Seattle towing barge
chRs. Nelson from Port Angeles: str Steel
seafarer from seattle. Sailed. str Proti-
deueia for Tacoma.
han redso~-~Oct. i5--Arrived. str Phyi-
lie from seattle: str II. ". Alexander
from seattle. str Horsce X. Barter for
Seattle. str whitney Olsen for Beiling-
ham.
San Dleso--Oet is--Arrived. str Doro-
thy Alexander from Seattle.
Kobs-~Cct tt--Saiisd. str President
Jackson for Seattle.
Hongkons---Oct. l2--Arrivcd. str Pro-
tesilaua from Seattle.
New York~-Ocs. fS--Arrived. str Julia
Lue kanbach from Seattle.
Thameshavsn--oct. 1s-salied. str Ma
renfa for Seattle.
Havrc--Oct. fo--Arrivsd, str Siberian
Prince from Seattle.
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NEW YORK. Oct. is.--FereiFn ss-
ehanes cpensd irregular Htsfitue.
tatsz, 10 VI francs. see7stE. ~ ~
lire. fsetst, off ~ marks. fe.secs@.
or y.
Forrfru ssehsnrs closed Irregular
Etsrilns. seas francs. fo.eTtfs lire.
se es4s. marks. ss.eesas.
,vussson II 70 car IN. subject BY Il
right name: and We therefore recon
mend that In future this COMMITTEES
~ continued In existence. bo desin
, mated the committee on the Japanes
4 question"
=, Tho report gives census and othc
figures 70 show the aiarrniek exten
OF japanese penetration on the IA
cific coast. demonstrating that the 90
called "gentiemen's agreement" ha
been ineffective In putting a stop q
1 this growth.
TT win be- sccn.- says tho re
port. shat aimee tho 'gentiemcn's
agreement went Into effect In
1909. q total Of ios.7o5 Japanese
Immigrant. have entered confi
mental United States and Hawaii.
lin addition 90 these, is.t1s
came In during the year ending
juno 20. 1908. the interval b..
tween the conclusion Of tho
agreement and the dale OF ifs
8 going into effect. During this
period the number Of Japanese
Z In continental United States In
rcased 1926 between 1910 and
1870. while the number Of Jspa-
.ne-e In the Hawaiian islands In
creased $500.
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Denver Live Stock

ssfurdays ouetsft~r~
Cattle Receipts. f.1eo. MARI steady.
atsera. ss61ses cows hslfers,
t1.ff9tte. stockers ard FEEDERS. tf.+e
mffgt4 calves tT@s
Hou~--Reesspls leo. Market steady.
Top. fess. hulk. ff.stNs
she~p--ttseesps-. si.f1o Marie, steady.
Lambs. sf7s39f1.9s. ewes. iffs1tte.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
= ..Innnln nznISr.

Rrtces Paid b. Waoteee1e R<sssss
~ shipps0
Durks--Lfve. . ne and ovsr..- u
nrpiievs--f ms and over ~
UndeT . cs~ -.-.---.......*. =.
Hess-t3 ms and up ..-....-. -
Med. live. ~ 20 ~ ma ~
Live, light . 70 ~ nA ~
Geese--Lfvs. per n. ...,-..... -
Belgian nares-sh ms ana up .it
Dressed ..s+...-.s.. ......-. =.
Tmrk~ys-rAncy ~ Sis bs. .seo "
Live. young. 1915 Ms ~
Res~fers-osd. i've. per 10 lie
HsGs-
Choics. rxht ...........-.s.s .tey ~
Heavy. fancy .s..-.-........ .tso ia
Veal
Fancy, fsEht ..............ss ID
Med. if3ht s...........+.s. III ~
Fancy. heavy. tso-.so rs. .fzo ~
Md. heavy. rough. iso-fso. .teo 4,
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Snxnr-~firrt. Haw. f9tQ4 afanuiate1.
tsst9sso
csffee-Ne ne. spot. ieaiese ID
40. 4 santos. iAHtkAc ~.
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Physicians. Surgeons

DIR: ANGUS omer's ailments spe-
cialty. -25 years expericnce. See~
reasonable. Suite 4os Pantages Bid.
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TATOOsH IAfANp. Oct. lis A. VI
- Baromstse ristps, cloudy sind south \
east. ~ miles an hour Passed In. It'd
Thomas Crowley. At $50 a m, std
olsun,. At . a. m. A. M.--rasssd IN
str Iovas. at ssst a. M
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Cash Wheat

Cash Wheat
CHICAGO. Oct. fs-~cash uhess--Se.
rsa. u=tfs. Ne. . rod. ti.tI' Ne
hard. tf.ft..
Chicago Car Lots
SATURDAY.. Qasssfisns
Furnished By fexan n hrysn
$40 sercud Ave. Seattle
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Ship News


SATURDAY SUNDAY
OCT. ~ OCf. Is
First Low Ttde rlrst Low tide
t.1i a. m. ia n. tss o. m.. IA n
fnst High Tide ttrss High Tias y
II 50 a. ra.. los n. ts.ss o m. AL g.
s~esnd Low Tide r~e.sa Law Tide
s<ssnd High Tide ~~csad High Tide
ie.ts y. IA. "a n iiits . m. 80 a.
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es FOR sALE-rARM LANDS

220 WALKER BUILDING
Corner Second and University.
Phone Elliott Oi6z.
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MALE Hri. n WANTED

LAUNDRY WORK no TAKE HoME
Reliable woman. Coed ifoner.
beacon ira
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26

With such really remarkable opportunities select wanted autumn
substantial
Glover
Specials initial appearance morning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
Another Wonderful Autumn Clover Day
Tomorrow at ShuWbridqe e CLOhierS

Hundreds of to-day's most attractive spec
to insure satisfactory selection tomorrow. Eve
from apparel to home furnishings-each contrib
of this matchlesS event. Plan to profit tO-morrt
, 1922-03-03
AMATEURS ON COLUMBIA
BILL TONIGHT; CLEVER
COMEDY NEW OFFERING

Amateur thespians and opponents Of
Inc h%istrionic art OF Casper will havt
1eir inning at the Columbia toms
Tlen a portion OF the evening will D.
ziveS. to the acts of those with stau
operations. encouragement OF am
cur theatricals as developed niue
ient IN this city and a number o.
asper's youthful actors have shown
Indications OF making 1t n success.
A complete change Of bill is adver-
ised for the Columbia tonight, mis-
aiken Identity. or Tho Man who
looks Like Me" being h offering
which is filled chuck full OF good com
edy and humorous situations.
Among the features of the bill are
Walter Barnette In a blackface act.
This is Barnette's initial appearance
fore Columbia audiences and he is
aid to be a laugh-maker and a clever
comedian. and sings my Gee-Gee
from Fill Isle" inimitably.
Ollie Blanchard scores with Happy
rrfed Wan Merrill Sewer does a
clever role at "Bozo" and his sister.
3 Sit yer. mas for iler sJns a
ibawailSy.' Mildred Robinson ha
good dance number and sings
Francis Dance with Me-" The pic
ure bill Includes "a Forest Sampson
nd Ready to Serve
Uncle Toms Cabin. Upside Down"
viii be the new bill starting Sunday.
Saturday night will be millinery night
, 1922-03-03

which Mr.. Carrufh himself personally
selected
An Hunt county Is watching the
Caruth well with utmost interest
since the amazing story OF Mr.. Car
ruth is well known here as It is in al
parts Of Texas.
Old settlers here recall the keen IN.
terest with which they watched re
ports of the earliest activities in East,
land county, where MI. Carruth
worked singie-handed for years before
his prediction that oil existed under
Desdemona was borne u by the
bringing in Of the discovery well OF
that field.
These old settlers recall. too, how
astonished they were when news got
out that the Hog Creek OIL Company
had paid a dividend OF S10.135 cash
Tor every 500 invested by its share
holders
They believe thai Mr.. carruth viii
DO right again in his belief that there
s oil under his block of acreage in
Hunt county just as he was right
lbout there being oil under the Hog
Creek on company's acreage at Des-
demona-
Thousands have viewed the Car
ruth derrick In the short time thai has
elapsed since 1t was erected. 1t stands
IN b apex Of tho Celeste Leonard
fold and can be seen for miles in all
directions
MI. Carruth himself was In Hunt
1unty this week. checking up the
york OF the derrick builders, and an.
nunced that machinery tools and so
m are being rushed TO the lease Just
a rapidly as possible. Part of the
-arruth machinery is now in railroad
ards here n Is being hauled out to
he lease
Mr.. Carruth said that he would drill
rough h surface formations with a
rotary and then standardize n go on
svn TO pay depth. This method is
usiderably more expensive, ne slid
ut It has the advantage OF enabling
% to watch every bucket of slush
nat comes from the well and to know
t all times just exactly what sort of
ormation the point Of the drill is
working through. And" he added
With a reminiscent smile. I'm a stand.
I'd tool man. That's all we ever used
It Desdemona- IN just naturally feel
better and safer with standard tools
than with the rotary. once we get past
he 1000 to 1,20o-foot levels. I'm out
o get oil n this well means a great
deal to me as well as my hundreds of
Stockholders"
, 1922-03-03


When announcement Is made thai
a security VIII be issued In tho future.
trades arc made in that security be-
fore n delivery OF certificates can
pc made or When. a and II Issued
II the security should not be author-
lied by the stockholders or for n
other reason should never be issued.
the contracts ars void A date l. fix
ed some time in the future for the
settlement o. the contracts.
What points must be observed In
sending In riders for bondsY
Give the fuiI title OF h pond with
date of maturity and state whether
n order IS good until cancelled &C.
t. CO or for the day only. Unless
otherwise stated, orders are consider
d for the day only.
What Is a firm Offering?
An offering which holds good until
a certain time Offerings ~ usually
made subject to prior sale and
change in price"
What Is n stop ordcrf
Generally used In the stock market
TO prevent a los going beyond a GER
tain point II United states Stee. has
been purchased at 10. tho buyer nay
give his broker an order to sell at
i19 stop. hat is when the stock sells
at 1I9 m broker is to execute the
tAdlA AZ Nnt btCL pfiCc- InG pr1Co Cd
tained may DO more or less than lis.
What Is the fiscal Year,
The twelve months comprising the
period for which the OF the
corporation or the government are
made up- The fiscal year may or may
lot. coincide with the calendar year.
What r temporary certificates
nd definitive bonds?
Temporary certificates are used at
ne time a bond Is brought out as
.mporary receipts for the money
I'D. These certificates are later. per.
APPS from two to six months, ex
hanged for fully engraved bonds
which are called definitive bonds.
remi.orary receipts may be Issued by
the company. n designated Trust com
pany. or the bond house bringing out
tho issue
, 1922-03-03
GRAINS WEAKEN
AFTER CLIMB
Improved Crop Conditions
Have Bearish Effect on
Rising Market

CHICAGO, March 2-@Generd buy
ing resulted in higher prices fer whea
today during the early dealings a
fresh advance in Liverpool quotations
was the principal Besides
gossip was current that foreigners had
made liberal purchases Of flour and
other breadstuffs over night Initial
prices this mornin ranged IRON lie o.
20 higher, with May SI.4sA TO Slaa
and July Sl.-4 TO SLY, and wera
followed By a slight reaction but then
by a new upturn-
Subsequently reports indicating
that tho condition OF h domestic
winter crop was us on March /, as
against 76 on December /. did q good
deal TO cause selling out on the part
OF holders and to force prices down
ward.
Corn and pats advanced with whoaI
After opening y to IL to lac higher
May 67& to 6Shc. the corn marke
shoed but little inclination to sag
Later the best buyers Of corn the
previous day beoIni3 active sellers.
and the market underwent a materia
setback in price Demand from the
scaboard and for domestic distr1bu
ton was reported as small The clos
was nervous &c to &@Ac net lowe
with May 6eh@ sc to 6eSc-
Oats started y to &c higher. MAJ
425A to 42Sc, and continued firm.
Upturns in the value of hogs were
reflected in the price Of provisions
, 1922-03-03
Foreign Exchange Heavy.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Great Bri
tain. demand 4.39%. cables 4.1oH; so
day bills on banks 4.36A. France, de
mand s.o5A, cables sos. Italy. de
mand SGT. cables 5.2fh. Belgium. de
mand SISSY. cables s.54. Germany
demand 40: cables .4oM. Holland. de
mand 5S12. cables 3s-1S. Norway, dc
mand 17.35. Sweden, demand 1890
Denmark. demand clio. Switzerland.
demand 1886. Spain, demand 1875,
Greece, demand 4.5e. Poland. demand
.o2h. Cecho-Slovakia, demand liz
Argentine, demand s7.25. Brazil. de
mand 1885. Montreal 97z.
, 1922-03-03
oils STRONG
IN STOCK MART
Utilities Also Favored in
Closing Hours of New
York Trading.

NEW YORK, March a-Speculattve
issues including mero u~nclassi1ed
specialtses featured today's active and
higher stock market Investment
rails and highrgrade industrials figured
only moderately in the advance Sales
appruximated 1000, 900 shares.
Oils and utilities registered bost
price m the afternoon, notably Mex
can Petroleum and Consolidated Gas.
Coppers also hardened on the higher
price quoted for the refined metal.
Tho eloatng was strong.
NEW YORK, March S.-Gains Of
one TO four points were made by va
rious Issues at tho active and broad
opening OF today's stock market, even
the steels going forward, despite yes
terday's suspension of the Sloss Shelf
field preferred dividend Leaders of
he early advance included Crucible,
Lulf States, Lima Locomotive, Com
putting Tabulating, Houston OOH.
American Wooden. American Sugar.
South Porto Rico and Continental can
Investment rails rose only fractionaIly
but secondhand shares. notably Ann
Arpor preferred and New Orleans.
Texas and Mexico gained ~ n 2
points ' respectively. Excepting Ger
man marks, all foreign exchanges wers
higher in preliminary quotations
Selling for profits was in evidence
during the morning u the market
strengthened ar became more exnan
: sive. Many equipments and utilize.
we're added to tine long list of hirhe,
prices. New York Aid Brake, Consoli
dated Gas. I.arladA Gag uo..o.. ~
ion and American Telephone to / I,
IA points. Steels, sugar and special
ties, the later including National Cloal
n / Remington Typewriter, OH
c Elevator, Famous Players and Fndj
colt johnson gained l to az points
Oils also were higher by / to 3 points
tra~nscontinental excepted. The stool
was hquidated in blocks of 1000 4
10000 shares at a decline to III points
Buying Of rails was limited to Low
priced Issues, especially Ann Arbo
oInmon and preferred and wester,
Facihc, Canadian Pacific shown
moderate pressure. Cali money oper
ed 40 A per cent
Ordinarily active shares furntshe
the most striking movement of tn
9 afternoon. Short covering redou
K mated but there also were Indication
n ~ aggressive pool operation in man
ID 7uarters Pierce OIL preferred at
e. anced 6 points. Ann Arhor preferre
the common and Refs first DR.
N red 4 Gulf States Steel and Alta,
ie Gulf preferred : American Woo
oil en- 2A and Kelly Springfield 2.
'lA Manhattan Elevated fell 81. whf
chicago Pneumatic Tool. General C
, 1922-03-03
Crude Market
Jap Exchange
Closed D0Un

NEW YORK. March s.-The Japa-
nese stock and rice exchange at To
kio was closed on March / after the
collapse Of an attempted bull corner.
according to private cable advices re-
ceived hero today by Mitsui & Co..
Importers. The dispatch added that
both exchanges had resumed opera
ton.
, 1922-03-03

When oak is buried In water or I'm
wet sand II vii last for centuries.
Oak piles under bridges constructed
by the Romans 1000 years ago have
been found to DO rs sound as when
they were first put in position.
, 1922-03-03

NEW YORK. March 3.-Call money
steady; high, ~ per cent; low. 4: rul-
ing rate. Az: closing bid. 81; offered
at 4; last loan, 4; call loans against
ncccptances, 4.
Time a firm; so days. AZ as: 90
days. AZ 65; 90 days. Ak @5; G months
Az as.
Prime mercantile paper AZ as.
, 1922-03-03

DENVER, Colo, March s,-Cattle
receipts 700; market steady; beef
steers Ss.OOq7.75: COWS and heifers
S4.OO@7.25; calves sS.0o011.Oo; bulls
S225q4lo. stockers and feeders $500
@7.45.
Hogs receipts 800; market steady 1oc
higher; top Sil.0O; bulk s1O.7OI10.90
Sheep receipts 1000. market strong
er; lauIhs z1S.5OmlsbO. evesMS. ulI
fccdar Hmbs sl4O0m1A5O
, 1922-03-03

NEW YORK, March S.-Copper
easy; e~lectrofyttc spot and nearby
12Aa15; later 17Ha13.
Tin steady; spot and nearby $3.50:
futures 2e.25a2s.5o.
Iron steady and unchanged
Lead steady; spot 4.70a4.So.
Zinc steady. East St Louis spot AGO.
Antimony spot AS.
, 1922-03-03

gar, Coca Cola, stuaebaker. Interna-
tional Paper and Butterick Publish
ing lost l to 2 points.
, 1922-03-03
HOG CREEK ARRUTH COMPLETES
DERRICK HUNT COUNTY WELL
Large Block of Acreage Affected by Test Which
Oil Wizard VIII Sink Below Greenvlle,
Texas; Rapid Progress Expected

GREENVHLE, Texas, March 3-Hunt county moved an
other step forward in its oil development today when rig
builders announced that the derrick for the Hog Greek Car
ruth company's well IA miles southeast of here and near the
town of Lone Oak had been completed.
This well will be drilled on a large block of 2,S12 acres
, 1922-03-03

The thinnest thing IN the world Is
the black spot that appears on a bub
bic before II bursts The black spot
is the center.
, 1922-03-03

Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO, March 3.-Butter easy;
creamery extras 3eh @57c; firsts 32@
sec; seconds 2s@slc; standards 35Ac.
Eggs lower; receipts 1855 cases:
firsts 23hc7 ordinary first 2o@21c;
miscellaneous 22923c-
, 1922-03-03
Silver

NEW YORK. March sForetsn ba,
silver exc; Mexican dollars lsc-
, 1922-03-03


CHICAGO, March 3.@United States
Bureau Of Markets)-Cattle receipts
$500: veal calves steady to weak; 9TH
or classes generally steady; top beef
steers $3.50; bulk beef steers $T.4O@
SIS; bulk fat cows and heifers S4.75@
6-25; bologna bulls largely s4l15@
l-S5.
Hogs receipts $4,000; fairly active
mostly 10 to 15c higher than yester
days average; big packers holding
back; top Sl1.35; bulk $I1.oo@11-25;
pigs slow Is to 25c lower: bulk desir
able 100 to 100 Founders around $1,000
Sheep receipts 5000; opening slow
fat lambs about 15c higher; top early
s15.75; Montana clippers S12.25; fal
shorn Texas yearlings and twos $1,000
moi enougn matured sheep here u
mako a market
, 1922-03-03
Livestock Mart


OMAHA. Neb.. March s.-United
States Bureau of Marketsl-Hog re-
ceipts 0 1000; slow. generally steady;
bulk $50 TO 21o pound butchers $Ilo.so
@10.eO; top 5000; butchers 30 to SIS
pound weights SlO.6O91O.so; packing
grades $9.OO@lO.OO.
Cattle receipts 100; all classes Of
stock fully steady; best beeves sS.35.
Sheep receipts 1000; all classes
strong; best lambs $14.so; eve top
$3.50.