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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19
IN AND o THE CITY

: there was a noticeable depression
in the pavement in the vicinity OF
Market street and Madison avenue,
where a water main is located.
Lieutenant John Morris received
a report over the weekend hat fire
crackers were being shot off in the
neighborhood of New Brunswick
avenue and Mattano place. The po-
lice investigated.
Sergeant John Larson and PATROL
| man Arthur Peterson heard sounds
resembling revolver shots in the vi
| cinity of the carbarn early yester-
day morning. An investigation fail
ed TO reveal the cause of the sounds.
The traffic postlamp at the cor
ner of State and Washington street
was broken yesterday afternoon by
a party named Brown of 116 Hall
avenue This party reported the
matter to Lieutenant Morris and
agreed to pay the damages.
Acting Sergeant Reager broke up
a meeting OF a Hungarian society in
Columbia hall yesterday afternoon,
because two factions renewed quar-
reling which featured a previous
meeting and which also was broken
up by the police.
Reservations are coming in fast
for the Lions Club charter night
which will be observed in the New
Packer House. Thursday night, June
90. The committee in charge. head
ed by stephen Somogyi, urges all
members to secure tickets at once
in order that an estimate of the
number to prepare for might be had.
State officials of the club will be
on hand and excellent entertain
ment, music, singing and dancing
will constitute the nights program.
A fire foreman's badge found in
the street was turned over to Ser
Reant George Kozusko on Satur-
day, and same is at police headquar-
ters.
Motorcycle Officer William Bach
man broke up a crap game at the
Raritan Copper Works field Satur-
day afternoon. A bicycle was left
behind ty n member of the ivory
rolling squad and same Is at head
quarters. -,
- SOdp COMPANY "Hf
give a motion picture show at the
Home for the Aged in Rector street
Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
The public is invited to attend and
a small admission fee will be
charged. 1t will afford the public
an excellent opportunity to go
through the newly purchased home.
A delegation of members of Violet
Rebekah Lodge No. SIS. Odd Fell
lows. will go to Keyport tonight to
of Lady Colfax Lodge of that place.
They will go down by trolley. leav-
ing from State and Smith streets at
GAS o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff John Plat inform
ed Lieutenant John Morrison Satur-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19

LONDON. June 10 (By The As
ISOLATED Press)-Ths admiralty an
nounces that the drifter Blue Sky,
which left Portsmouth June IL for
Invergordon, Scotland, is presumed
to be lost with all on board. The
vessel carried two midshipmen and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19
To Dance Tonight

WOODBRIDGE, June 1.-THE
picnic and dance which was TO have
been held Saturday night under the
direction of the Woodbridge Athletic
Club at st. James Grove in Main
street, was postponed until tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19
Want Mexican Murderer

American embassy in Mexico CITY
was instructed by the State Depart
ment today to notify Mexicans 70
~apprehend the murderer of Warren
ID. Harvey. an American citizen who
was killed June II Ave miles from
Tampico.
In reporting the. case the consul
at Tampieo saidsmsrsssheEzHsrssy
Sas psyRassszfs @se.1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19
Count Irish Vote

DUBLIN. June 10 (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-Counting of the vote
East last Friday in the parliamentary
election was begun at . o'clock this
morning and up until early afternoon
proceeded without incident. Every
precaution was taken to prevent the
seizure of the ballot boxes.
Large forces of free state troops
are on guard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19
Another Kidnapping

BELFAST, June ia party OF
armed meE today kidnapped James
Blaney from the Downpatrick mfr
mary. where he was being treated
for a wound received in an
ter with the military on May %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19

Deputy Sheriff John Plat inform
ed Lieutenant John Morrison Satur-
day that there was no on the
manhole at Market and Oak streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19
James Reddy

James Reddy. an old employee of
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, in the
section department, died last night
at his home 165 Broad street. after
a brief illness. Mr.. Reddy was six
ty-six years old and had been a resi-
dent of this city for about forty
years. He served with the Leh.gh
Valley also the same period. Besides
his widow he is survived by three
daughters and a son, Mrs. j. j. Dali
ton, of Railway, Misses Anna and
Elizabeth Reddy and James Reddy,
Jr., of this city, and two grandchil-
dren, Helen and Irene Dalton. The
funeral will be held Wednesday
morning from his late residence fol-
lowed by a solemn requiem high
mass at St. Mary's church at 10
o'clock. The interment will be in st.
fMary's cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19
Funeral for Chris Jensen

Lawrence Christian Jensen, a re-
tired patrolman, was laid TO rest
in Alpine cemetery yesterday after
noon following a service held at the
First Presbyterian church at A
o'clock. Rev. Frederick Nieder-
meyer, pastor, oficiated at the SER
vice which was largely attended by
friends and relatives. together with
members OF the various orders TO
which he belonged. Chief Niels j.
Tonnesen with a squad of patrol
men acted as an escort and the
bearers were members of the Elks.
Exempt Firemen's Association and
Woodmen of the World. Many for
al tributes We're received.
The ritual of the Elks was con-
Quoted at the grave by Exalted Ruler
Andrew Anderson and Past Exalted
Ruler Charles Simmer.
Funeral for Mrs. Teuber
The funeral OF Mrs. Ernestine
Teuber. widow of August Teuber, of
$40 Washington street. held yester-
day afternoon from st. Paul's church
in First street. was largely attended.
Rev. DIR. Jacob Ganss, pastor, on
ciated. The interment was in Alpine
cemetery. The bearers were Frank
Urbanski, +. Meyers. Gustav Yost,
l.. Baran, B. Ziegler and Chris Mill
er.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19

Two dogs were shot by Onicer
Emil koyen on Harrington street,
Saturday. A dog which had gone
mad, bit another dog, n~ecessitating
the killing of the two CANNES.
Officer Bernard Toolan reported at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19

A delegation of members of Violet
Rebekah Lodge No. 56. Odd Fell
lows. will go to Keyport tonight to
attend the anniversary celebration
Of Lady Colfax Lodge of that place.
They will go down by trolley. leav-
ing from State and Smith streets at
6:45 o'clock.
, 1922-07-14
NEW PIPELINE
NOW At TEAPOT
Rapid Progress Being Made
in Construction of SAT-
Creek Carrier.

The Western Pipeline company has
completed its line 10 the Teapot sta
ton o. Midwest Refining company and
n test Of the line WIN DO made within
the next few days A crvw is now
working Al the Midwest tank farm
here. correcting the line with storage
tanks and = Is Understood that oil
win be nowini: through this line and
into the tank. the early part of next
week.
A contract for tank grades. fire
wails and other ground work to be
done at The Westerns terminal. west
OF tho Salt Creek highway, has been
let to Sharrock and Purcell. and work
win be started Immediately. Contracts
for storage tanfs VIII DO let early in
the coming week.
A contract has also been given the
Continental Supply company for IL
inch pipe and fittings for the eonstruc-
ton Of a soo-foot leading rack which
win ave a capacity OF 20 a II initial.
The capacity may be easily doubled b.
laying n rack on the other side.
, 1922-07-14
INLAND DRILLS
IN NEW WELL
New Salt Creek Producer Is
Five Feet in Sand and
Near Completion.

The Inland OIL & Refining company
is drilling in a well in Salt Creek
today. Black No. ?, on the northwest
quarter of section 30-4o-7s. is in the
sand about five feet and on is reported
as flowing at the rate of approx
mately Is barrels per hour. With the
deepening of this hole, a much larger
output is expected.
Following is status OF other wells
now drilling in Salt Creek:
Black No. 5, northwest quarter OF
section 3040-Ts. preparing TO pull 10
inch at 2.2S5 feet.
Black No. 6. northwest quarter of
section aO4O-7S. running e% casing at
2.1se feet.
Brown No 1. west half of section
32-40-7s. shut down for cement to set
at 1900 feet.
Norris No ?. southeast quarter soc,
ton 1S-4O-7s, running 6S casing at
2.321 feet
shoup No. 2. southwest quarter sec.
ton 2s4o-7s, running eES casing at
1852 feet.
, 1922-07-14
Sees Wonderful
Future for City

z E Cole. owner and manager O,
the Cole and hetropole hotels IN Far.
60 ~ D.. is in Casper on his fffth
business visit Mr. Cole YVES one OF
the tncorporatcrs and is a heavy stock.
holder in the Fargo on company.
Mr. Cole is thoroughfy famusa
with Casper n the surrounding ter.
r1toy and states thai he believes h a
TINS city is only In its infancy and
a n wonderful future He also
states that in his opinion Casper Is a
good place for investment or for a
young man TO get a start in life. ov.
Ing to its wonderful opportunities.
MI Cole is visiting the Salt Creek
neld today and leaves for his home in
Fargo tomorrow. Hs states. however.
that he VIII be back tho FIRST time he
can ind n GOOD excuse.
, 1922-07-14

a h Lake Basin field. north.
west OF Billings, is due for an inter.
sse oeveiopment campaign. is indi.
Gated by the fact that the STANDARD
on company of California has just p,,r.
chased 1,Soo acres IN the Battle Butte
structure OF that district from \
harnsdallFoster corporation and plans
immediate drilling Of a test.
The Barnsdsn-F Foster co--
has one wen drilling IN tho ztrprtvra
is preparing for anothe- vs., ,hort
a mile east of the present oper,,ion
me location of the Standards wen
wen now drilling. ~
Considerable trouble has bean b,d
within this well owing 20 cavinS
me hole is now cleaned to a den,h =;
$500 Feet with casing set, but a stribr
OF tools ii remain in the hole. yh,cS
VIII have TO be removed before arm.
ing is continued. Some oil r. h.in,
oaled as the cleaning proeressen-
, 1922-07-14
Livestock Mart


CHICAGO, July 1s.@United s,.t.,
burean OF Agricultural Economics
catue-Receipts $500; market ~,
even, practically unchanged; spots on
Vl-oetween grades beef steers and sha
STOCK and other classes veal. 80
ioad matured beef steers $40 Ok. year
ing heffers $40; bulk beef steer. &c or
~s-I5; butcher cows and heifers me-,
~ so'so@1-2s: Gamers and cutter,
largely $3@3.s5; bologna buus mos,,,,
'S@5.15; few 1926; early sales vss,
calves to outsiders sIO@1o.bo. n.cs.
ers bidding ss99.75.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000: fairly s-,ro
on good light and light butchers 49,.
~ Ioc To zSc lower; others slow. hid.
ding sharply lower: few sales PC OFF,
buik good butchers s1o.25aIo.s5. tor
Sio.So; sorted loads packing sovVz se1
40; pig weak to CSC lower. ,s,,
'S-ooVlo; heavyweight s1o.2561o4s
edrun s1o.45 @1o.7o; light sI0e5G
io.So; light light 1o.2o91o.7o; PACK.
ing sows. smooth ss.259s. pactin.
sows rought, s7.75@s.so; killing pIrs
s9.25@10.25. re
sheep-Reeeipts 1900; strong IN *,
hgher' top native lambs s.s S to city
butchers; bulk good native 5o
snort sorted and straight: culls most.
ly s.; 10 cars good idaho Lamb.
sls.7s; feeder ends s1s@1s.25: best "a,
Se.5oQ7.5o. ~
, 1922-07-14
MOUNTAIN AND
GULF IN SAND

The Mountain and Gulf on com.
pany Is eriiling in . well on section
lt4o-'s' Sat Creek With the tools
% teet IN tho sand 1t is flowing at
q rate OF $500 barrels per day and
II Is expected that when completed 1t
VIII reach tho 1000 barrel mark.
This discovery adds considerable
producing area to tho north end Of the
field Us It is outside OF what had pr.
viousfy been proved. The Company
is now marketing about 5000 barrels
from the field daily. outside Of the new
which .iil coirs Under the forty
per cent prorata.
, 1922-07-14
WHEAT CLOSING
IS WEAK TODAY
Reports of Early Threshing
Have Bearish Effect on
Late Trading.

CHICAGO. July - Predictions
that damage from blNck rust were
likely 70 be small led to downturns in
the price Of wheat today during the
early transactions. RnPor,s indicated
that the weath- was unfaS Vrable for
rust development Hedging ss'es were
a feature. The opening. which varied
from unchanged figures TO NC lowNy
with September sI-14z to S1-1sA and
December S1-1sss TO s117. was FOL
lowed by material declines all around
Prospects hat threshing would be
FASTENED by higher temperatures was
a bearish influence later. The close
was weak, lie 10 Is net lower. with
September si1sz TO s1l3M and De
oemhor sI-1sA TO SLICK.
Corn n oats were relatively firm
Country offerings OF corn yer small.
and shipping demands fair. After
opening unchanged tr u to sc higher.
September 65A 9S to 64&c. the corn
market held near to the initial range.
Subsequently. export buYing
brought about some upturns in price.
The close wRs unsettled, at a shade
off TO &c advance, with September
s4H to 64z@ 65c-
Oats started unchanged 10 &c off.
September 37A to 37Sc. anu later
Eagged a Titfln more
Lower quotations on hogs weakened
provisions
, 1922-07-14
Pc R. IS NEAR
PAY WITH WELL
Drilling Report Shows One
Salt Creek Well on Top
of Sand.

No competitions are reported by
Producers & Refners Corporation for
the week. although one wei in Salt
Creek is or top of the sand and should
BIO finished within the next few days.
The big gasser in Sand Draw has
caused considerable trouble, the ter
rifle gas pressure having blown tho
mud from the hole which had been
placed there in an effort TO case off
the now that hi hoio might be deep
ened to test the lower sand. This diff
ficulty has been overcome and drilling
with a rotary will be started immedi-
ately.
One well is being abandoned in the
Ferris field.
Following is status Of wells IN the
state:
Salt Creek.
No. 6, section 304o-7s, drilling at
1000 feet.
No. s. section so-4o-7s. drilling at
1.46o feet
No. Z. section so-4o-7s. on top of
sand. Win be drilled in shortly.
No. l. section 324o,7S. drilling at
1.o25 feet.
Sand Draw.
Big gas well No. 4 on section 1882
90. Blew out of hole July 4th.
Work OF rebuilding Just completed.
Rotary rig has been erected over this
wen n drilling will proceed at once.
WertI-
No. ?, section 1868. understanding.
MahoDey Dome
Nc. 1, section 34-2s-ss. underream.
ing at 1888 feet.
No. /. section 33-26-Ss. cleaning on,
after running 1o-inch casing.
No. 2. section 1853. drilling at
100 feet
| Ferris
Nc. Il, section 26-26.ST. underream.
in gand drilling at 1856 feet Landed
12Is-inch casing att ,174 feet.
, No. IL. section 25-26-s7. running
derrick.
No. 4. section s5-2s-s7. putting in 3.
inch tubing.
No. 5. section s5-2s-s7. fishing for
lost 81 Inch bit
70. 3, section 25-es-s7. drilling at 4sr
feet.
10. S. section ss-:s-s7, rigging up
No. l. section 35-2s-s7. pulling 81
inch casing to abandon.
, 1922-07-14

The Fny-sh Petroleum compan,
mas eompleted Its No. 1 on the south
west quarter of section il-I5-7s. Cat
creek and reports 300 barrels in the
second 9nd. making the fourth PRO.
occer In that strata for the 1eId.
That the completion of this well viii
mean an offset by the Mid-Northern is
a conclusion. and n rig win
probably be erected >oor a short dis.
tance from this producer.
COMPETITIONS in the second sand ar,
imminent by the Homestake and Great
western companies who are nearing
the pay.
, 1922-07-14
omaha Quotations.

OMAHA. Neb., july H-n,n,+s,
STATES Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomAcs-Hogs-Rece.pts $500; med
aun and light butcher hogs 15c to
Z9c lower heavy, mixed packing
grades uneven. Csc to SOC lower; bull
neavy mixed and packing grades sT.7s
qs.f5i bulk medium and light 1926
@1o.25; top sIo.45.
Cattle-Receipts $500; all classes
generally steady; top beef steers
1910.
Sheep-Receipts II. 800; lambs slow.
about steady; bulk lambs $13@1s.25
best Idahos held at 1880; sheer
strong: W top $3.50; feeders STEADY
TO easy; feeding lambs $15.
, 1922-07-14
CARTER REPORTS STATUS
OF DRILLING Wells

Quietness has prevailed at the Car
ter during the past week with no com
pletions recorded Standing Of the va
rlous drilling wells Of the company is
as follows:
P~owelson. section s-55-s7. underream-
ing at 1875 feet
Duncan No. 2. northwest quarter
section 5-39-7s. moving IN tools.
Howard No L. secS-on 1S-39-7s, Salt
Creek, drilling ct 1850 feet
Howard No. 5. section 1s-so-7s. Salt
Greek. eenent setting at 2.oss-feet-
, 1922-07-14

NEW YORK, July 14.-Great Brit
ain demand 4.44; cables 4.A4X; 60
day bills on banks 4.42S.
France demand SIT; cables s.17H.
Italy demand 4.53; cables 4.35h.
Belgium demand 7.76M: cables TN.
Germany demand Els; cables PIX.
Holland demand $50; cables ts.75.
Norway demand 1850.
Sweden demand 25.65.
Denmark demand 21.45.
Switzerland demand 1915.
Spain demand 1857.
Greece demand 2.S5.
Poland demand .01x.
Czecho-S lovakia demand 2.15.
Argentine demand s5.75.
, 1922-07-14
WYOMING OILS

NEW YORK, July 14.-By The As
ISOLATED Press.1Prices of Wyoming
oils at 2 p. m. today were listed on the
New York curb as follows:
Boston-Wyoming SO; Glenrock III;
Merritt e%; Mountain Producers 147z:
Mutual Ok; New York 27h; Omar
L 1916; Salt Creek 16.
, 1922-07-14
Hack Butte Down soo e..

fhe wen of the Black Butte on com.
pany' sixteen miles south of Bridrer
Mont a reached a depth of 600 fee,
which is considered as being about hal,
way to the pay. with the bit in bard
sandstone which has slowed nm arm
ing TO some extent ~
operations had been stopped for :,
rev Gays while waiting for n ns,,
Pump 10 arrive but were sun tbs
ldst OF the week and good footare is
expected to result. is
, 1922-07-14
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
EQUALITY INVESTMENT COM
PANY BONDS.

The Wyoming National Bank of
Casper as Trustee for she bond
holders of the Equality Investment
Company will retire $4,000 par
value of bonds of said company on
July 9th. 1922, by purchase from
the lowest offering.
WYOMING NATIONAL BANK
Publish July Il, is. IT, 1922.
, 1922-07-14

banrls of crude daily n Is shipping
a carload OF gasoline daily IN addition
10 supplying the local market The
plant has a storage capacity Of 10000
barrels for crude and refined products.
Crude supplies come from the Cat
Creek ndd and also from Grass Greek
OF Wyoming. As soon as pipeline IA
cihtes arc provided there is promise
or considerable volume from the Soap
Creek field Manufacture OF iubn-
cants VIII Be started as soon as a sui
teent supply Of h heavier oils IN
PROVIDED. the Cat Creek crude being
Utmost negligible In these properties.
, 1922-07-14
oils RECOVER
ON LATE SALES
Mexican Petroleum Rebounds
Ten Points from Early
Depression.

NEW YORK July 1f.-Stocks were
irregular to heavy In tho nrst half OF
today's session but rebounded vfgor.
ousiy later undcr lead Of oils, s~uuip-
ments and motors Sales approxi-
mated 100000 shares.
Shorts were driven to cover In tho
final hour when Mexican Petroleum
rallied almost 10 points from It's low
OF the morning. The general list also
showed distinct impro cement. The
closing was firm
NEW YORK. July 1<.-seuinr n
foreign oils. especially the Mexican
division was resumed in fairly LARGE
volume at the opening OF today's stoch
market Mexican Petroleum sooT
showed n loss Of az points, Pan-Ame-
lean Petroleum and seaboard dupii
Gated heavinoss. Independent steel.
and several Of the motors
were lower by fractions to 1 poln. hu.
rails were not ~perceptfbly depressed
by latest aspects OF the strike situa-
ton Peoples Gas was conspicuous
among iSs utilities for its two point
gain and CS-tral Leather, Coca Cola
and Famous f,Syers were moderately
higher Foreign exchanges were
steady and continuLuce of y==terday's
easy money rates was expected.
Mexican Petroleum suffered nm ex
IRENE loss of az points during the
morning. Kindred shares, as wen Al,
several OF the domestic oils were l TO
2 points lower; selling embraced the
independent s~teels, high grade equip
ments. ~Studebaker, American Can.
American Zinc preferred, Dawson
Chemical. and Pacific Mail at declines
of 1 to ? points. with 2n points loss
for Western Union Aside from the
heaviness OF st. Paul preferred
Whe~ling and LIKE Erie preferred and
Pacific preferred. rails were
relatively steady. Consolidated Gas
Peoples Gas. United Fruit and stand
ard on Of California, were among the
Few comparatively strong stocks. Cali
money opened and renewed into nex.
week as , psr cent.
Cessation OF pressure AGAINST the oil
group and concerted buying of vari.
ous popular industrials caused a brisk
advance in tho afternoon. Declining
money. rates. the notable strength OF
liberty bonds and the dullnass OF rail.
stocks. despite the uncertainties
OF the labor situation prompted rath-
more general buying for both ac-
counts American Can. S~tuoebaker.
United States Industrial Alcohol. Col
Gas, Eindicote johnson. Amerj-
Ice. National Lead, WiiIys-Over-
preferred and Trans-C Continental
oil were favored with resultant gains
IL to 2h points.
, 1922-07-14
Crude Market
NEW TESTS spUppED m.

A test has been spudded in by tn
Tarront Syndicate, composed of Sheri
dan capitalists. on section 4-3S-7s, out
side of N adjoining the Teapot nav-
al reserve This well. If successful,
will prove hundreds of acres of land
and its progress will be eagerly
watched by the operators in that dis
trict,
, 1922-07-14
Butter. EGG. Poultry.

CHICAGO. July 1z.-Butter steady:
creamery extras s5hc; ffrs.s $40
54hc; seconds 30@S1c. standards
54Lc-
Eggs higher; receipts 1858 cases;
f1rsts 21A@22hc; ordinary firsts
20h GDc; miscellaneous 21hss22c-
Storage packed extras 23zc; storage
packed flrsts 2392sAc-
Cheese unchen ged.
Poultry lower; fowis 25Hc; broilers
ESQ soc; ROSTERS lie
, 1922-07-14

DENVER, Colo. July 14.-Cattle re-
eeipts ss4; market steady; beef steers
SI.z59ezo; cows and heifers $3.50
$50; calves s7.5o01o.5o; bulls $500
$50; stockers and feeders s5.25@s.25.
Hogs, receipts 3T6; market 15c to
zoe lower; top s1o.zo. bulk ss.z5@1o.o0.
Sheep. receipts 42s; market lambs
steady; sheep CSC higher; ewes $3.50
1-2s; spring lambs $13yooG1s.5o.
, 1922-07-14
RrezI1 demand STATS.
Montreal 9s 1916.
Money.

NEW YORK. July 14-Can money
easy; high 3: low 2%; ruling rate );
closing bid 2%; offered at >; last loan
); call loans against acceptances az
time loans easier; so days 4; 90 days
4@4A; six months 4AG4h. Prime
mercantile paper 494A.
, 1922-07-14
Now rs. PDject,a

The Atlantic on company is ready
70 spuu in n test on the southeast
quarter OF section 2o-T|s4. in what is
known as the Red Dome in Carbon
county. Montana.
, 1922-07-14
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
MONTANA OPERATIONS REVIEWED

AS a result of a transaction just completed, the Lewistown
Oil & Refining company, the largest independent oil on..r
in Montana, secured the controlling interest in the Montana
Refining company of Billings and plans are now under way
for extensive improvements and engagements.
The Billings plant now has a charging capacity NJ 75o
, 1922-07-14
Brokerage In
Chicago Fails

NEW YORK. July 14.-Fanure of
the stock brokerage firm OF Mast and
company OF Chicago was announced
from the floor of the New York Stock
exchange today. Samue Mast is the
board member Of h firm.
, 1922-07-14

CHICAGO, July 1A-Potatoes weak;
receipts II car total United States
shipments s44 cars; eastern shore. Vir'
ginia $4OoG4.35 cwt-; Maryland cob
blers $500 per barrel; Oklahoma cob
blers sacked mostly $2.S5 cwt-: Kan
sas sacked, early Ohios. poor quality
s175@2.00 cwt; Minnesota early
Ohios S2.25.
, 1922-07-14

LONDON, July 14.-Bar silver 35Ed
per ounce. Money 1h per e Dis
count rates. short ! 1916 per cent;
three months rs.
, 1922-07-14

The shadow of the moon which
falls on the earth during an eclipse
of the sun is usually about so miles
In diameter.
, 1922-07-14
Metals.

NEW YORK. July 14.-Copper firm;
~clectrofytic spot and later 14c.
TIN easier; spot n nearby 300;
futures s1.12.
r steady; prices unchanged.
Lead steady; spot 5.70@5.75.
Zinc steady: East st. Louis spot
and nearby delivery 5s75.
Anthony spot 5.Oo@5.25.
, 1922-07-14
With the Oil Men

j. ]. Mahoney, inventor and owner
of the Mahoney pipeline ditching ma
chine nov being used by h West
ern Pipeline company. las returned
from a two weeks visit to his homo
in Kansas City.
, 1922-07-14

Try a classified ad in the Tribune
, 1922-07-14

A party composed or r. M Young.
vice president; J. J.. Conry. general
superintendent. and W. T.. Funk, SUI
perintendent of operations in the
mountain states, of the Carter. on
company. arrived this morning on a
tour Of inspection of the company's
operations The day is being spent
in the Salt Greek and the Billy Creek
fields.
, 1922-07-14

Meet me at the smokehousa.-