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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-30
8ilielpsmaan pmate tnlee tapab-
fnmaan fas'pamam funipitnfien iob-
Sosta.

gptpinen nlaanmilielpSnbointp
on obimenem1a laatua fem ioboosta,
ettd maan fanioitus pbG tasapaa ia
ldbeiiesiG tuleipaiililioesia tiillaon
10 titntemaan nam pliutetto maan.
ipilielps- ia metiGnfasmatnfien tar.
foitufiiin. gtGin ennnsteli @illiams
Gollegesia Masiacbuiettlisia asfet-
tain pitduGsidan pubeesia yb6ps.
ipaltain Maanmilielpsbepartt
tin maaefonomian t,ittiia, tri 8. 6.
@rap.
MpfpbetfellG rlGptt1G liltG tliin
meilla oliii ipoittanoton plit,iotanto
aantpilielpstliottei6en alalla, min
etta olenlnte patoitetllt nlppmdGn
rnaantuotteitamme polfubinnoilla
mailman faiippamarffinoilla. We,lt.
ia ntiiutanasia ipiioiifpmmenesfG tu
lee plitltotantomme bGipidmGGn ia
iouounrne enennlan taiffa m1beni.
nrGn riippinuaiieen aiemaon muioen
maiden t,iotannosta.
@ilielptielli oleipan moan eeffe-
riala oil 10 pnonna 1922 buomat-
taipasti pienenpi fliin 1900. 9boef.
iGntoista buemattaipimman ip,lielps,
tuotteemme cefferinala of maonna
1922 noin 2 proienttia pienenpi
fuin 1919, paiffa fanian llifltnlG1-
RI pbt1nlittailesti liiGantpp. sc ettG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opat fas-
paneet rlosipientiG iparten ioGtui
llitd, ettG farjanfaspatlifieen ia be.
posten boitoon f1ptetGGn ipGbem-
man naata f,,in ennen. Santalla al
faa ei maan tliotanto ole fasmanut
fabteen ipiimeiIeen ipuoiifpmmenecn
ipGbG6fGGit, ipaiffa mi,isia marsha
iiII1 alalla on fitiiresti eoistpttp.
8iinte aifoina on pprittp fiiyoits
tanlaan ielitpsti iiitG, nlifii '[!neri-
'taa&s sslosauie,ttia iodrfett plijaaalan'
fbiIjnft btnta on Min unrest iIens
tlttiit. <mntintnon ei gln,er;fan
auiIidtliotartto ole bintoien alkaiiene
olliit iliiirenpi trin ie oil ennen io-
taa. Sanalla aitaa OH 21nIi. euro.
pasta iaataipilla olepan ipillan indG
RI olli,t buomottnhposti pienentpi
fitin ie oil ennen iotaa. Wtaailtaan
nptpinen aiema on oifaaniaatiif bin
toien bnlpuiioen, joto ei moiOa lp.
bpesiG aiasia toiipoa nrtlittliipafii.
Soiielta puolen ottaen bitomioon
ne maantine, iotfa oipat tpilielpfiel-
Re felpoiiia ia iotfa otpat mield febit-
tDnldttomiG, ia ottaen buomioon ipie
Ia nii0en laaoun ia aienlan, smne
moi l1bimmGsiG tuIeipaiiiuoesld fas
iuattaa tpiliaa eoes ontafii tarpeef.
femme enttnefG fiIpailla naapuri
naamme Ganaom fansia binnois.
ia, ellei ballitus rpbbp tiirrpaamaan
maarnpilielijGin aiemaa ianalln ta-
ipalla fiiin joisiafin mliisia no;sio
10 tebo1Gn. CANADA tiilee olernaan
piljan tiiotannosia ilturi filpailijanl
me, fila iiellG titotanto iubteelliies-
I ii ia taioiiesti pbd liiddntpp. Iitpan
IGbeiiesiG tlileipaiiiinoesia tlilee e.
oesidmme olemaan jana tilanne,
ntifG oil @nglannisia apiime piioii-
iaban puolipGlisid, iofa jobti iiiben,
ettG tpiljaIofi oil fitntottaipn.
Wlaan oiufosten pbd faswapa lit'
fiimGard tiilee minittamaait fofo-
naan naanipilielpstitotant iub'
teelIiien oieman iilId maamme ei
tboi fasmattaa iitd mdGr6G miIiaa,
ntinfd eIdmiiefiemme tartpitiemme.
Vinebot tuimii riiban iualittGiGnG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-30
Jarson temrastmslaitos mennbt Ton.
fnrsfiin.

eaiiitp asucfins pbti0 Sarsosia,
%. Dat. on tebnpt ipiroIliien mara.
riffopppnnin. - SdsiG pbtiosi6 on
monta ilomoIoistafin ofafnsto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-30

Iiiet eboottilpat, ettd folslnbofIitns
Iaatiii iddnnot, jotfa mddrGiiiipdt o.
pettaiattarien ia foilutpttSien pu.
fertumdan iadopIIiiesti. Wautta TO.
foitfieen iaapuneet "flapperit" nosti.
mot riionn eiitpfien iiibteen. Se fin.
fustlineina tiusfititpot: "WtinG loan
1tdpttdd bartiani." "WeinI ioon
nGpttGG polrpelti." = "Slen noboo.
fpntDinen amerifalainen ia iifii
fuan nGpttd1 nitG baluan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-30
Suontell untiim
ylitornion fristilinen faniaaopisto

ylitornisn loestaoiolnts.tristil.
linen taniaopisto alottaa ehiimGiieh
tpofal,tenia emf marrasfuiin 1 pdi.
pdnd ia festdd tpofa,iii 6 hnifa,tta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-30

Somerietin. Ba., pitfu failpun-
gisfa pubfeii tpiinte piifolla fieliiota
naisten npfpiien ntuotin iubteen.
@miprngisia aiiim iillri ioiiffo
quateri-lsfonlabfoon fltuluipia ibmi
fiji. Se barrastatpat ilfonaistafin
plibtaiitta ia idGoplIiippttd plifeiitii.
miiesfa fiiin nltilitoinfin. Sept on
tnltpunfiin ilmaantuniit foulntptto-
id ief1 niiita naiiin, iofa fiiljesfele-
iuat faitpitngilla paliain rinnoin jo
f66rin, buffet leifattlt lpbpefii ia
inouIio fiipeItDnd fnstpoibin. aun
Evening star., 1923-08-12
NOTIONS

Collar Bands, for mems and
boys shirts, three for Ice.
Dress Shields, assorted kinds.
values worth to 35c pair. at 15c.
Hair Nets, cap and fringe styles,
single and double mesh, four for
.5c.
Garter Elastic, three-quarter
yard strips; worth to soc, at 15c.
CSC Baby Pants, all rubber. as
sorted sizes, at 13c.
Brookes' Glace Cotton, white.
and black: 200 yard spools at &c.
Dressmakers' Pins. 400 in paper.
three papers for 1Oc.
10c Snap Fasteners. assorted
kinds, card, DC.
Lingerie Tape, white pink and
blue, ten-yard pieces. 1Oc.
DR.. Parker's Skeleton Waists, all
sizes, at 36c.
Sterilized. Seamless Sanitary
Napkins, six for 25c.
soc r u b b eriz d Household
Aprons, at 35c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
RIBBONS

59c Black Moire and Gre Rib
bons, five and six inches wide,
at 46c.
Csc and 2sc Ribbons, two-tone
and picot edge styles; assorted
shades, at Ice.
39c Moire Ribbons. five and six
inches wide: assorted shades.
at 2Ic.
12c Satin Ribbons. all shades;
half-inch wide, at &c.
Goldenberg' g's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12

Rubber Gloves, perfect quality;
for household use At 19c.
Regular 15c vials of Mavis Per-
fume, at &c.
Assorted lot of Face Powders, in
Guiding Armour's Luxor, Roger &
Gallet's Poudre de Riz and Elcaya.
AT CSC.
Large cans OF Bath Talcum, with
large velour puff; about one-half
pound At 19c.
Regular l9c jars of Peerless Cold
Cream. at 10c.
Good quality Fountain Syringes.
complete with rapid flow tubing and
hard rubber fittings, regularly 79c.
AT 4Sc.
Genuine Gillette Safety Razor
Sets including Gillette Razor and
two blades. At 42c.
Goldenberg s--First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12

85c White Organdy, 4oc
45-inch Imported White Or
candle, very fine. sheer. perma-
nent finish grade.
75c Wash Satin, 40c
36-inch Wash Satin, high-grade
cotton fabric with yarn mercer
lied finish; white and wanted col
ors.
45c Indian Head, 2oc
44-inch White Indian Head,
linen finish quality; lengths from
> to 10 yards.
Soc White Madras, 2oc
32-inch White Shirting Madras.
fine close woven grade, with white
mercerized stripes.
Evening star., 1923-08-12

3oc White Organdy, 1oc
4o-inch White Organdie, fine,
sheer transparent grade.
SOC White Voiles, 27c
sS-inch White Novelty voiles.
with white woven novelty checks;
fine. sheer quality.
Soc White Ratine, 2oc
S6-inch White Ratine, in the
stylish pebble weave.
Csc White Wolfe, 39c
4o-inch White Chiffon Wolfe, a
very fine. sheer, two-ply quality.
3Oc India Linon, 10c
4o-inch White India Linon, ex-
ira fine. sheer quality.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
39c g 4Sc Crefonnes
22c ward

Mill lengths of Washable Gre
tonnes. , to S yards each, but
plenty alike for draperies. cushion,
comfort or furniture coverings: 80
inches wide; light and dark floral.
stripe, bird and tapestry designs.
tFirst F1oDr.D
Goldcnberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
S2.25 Red Star
Diaber Cloth, SI.75

co pieces of c7-inch Genuine
Red Star Diaper Cloth, in sealed
cartons containing full ten yards.
dimit one piece.)
Gol6enberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Final Cleara,oay of Won,en's Apparel
"Good.bye" Prices on Short Lots of Silk
Dresses, Skirts, Blouses Goats and Wraps

In tomorrow's "Rummage Sale" of Womens and Misses
Summer Apparel only bargains but extraordinary
bargains garments that will be vogue weeks
to what you to round the and
Evening star., 1923-08-12

$3.50 Novelty Skirtings
S1.10
36-inch White Novelty Skirt
fngS. high grade fiber silk and
cotton fabrics. with white satin
tfber) overplaids and stripes;
launders perfectly.
SIPS Longcloth, S1.49
36-inch Longcloth. ten yards in
each piece: fine. soft finish grade.
Csc Plisse Crepe, SOC
3o-inch Plisse Crepe, silk and
cotton quality, in all the wanted
lingerie shades.
SOC White Pique, 29c
36-inch White Pique. small pin
welts: close woven quality.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Mill Ends of SOC Quality
WHITE CHIFFON VOHE
Crisp Grade l. ~

want
lengths make
lot will sell n a
o
i wide
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Cingharns and Percales

39c Tissue GinghamS
I9c
3s-inch Woven Stripe Tissue
Ginghams, white grounds with col
ored woven stripes.
29c Dress Ginghan,s, I8c
S2-inch Dress Ginghams. in
checks, plaids, stripes and plain
colors.
59c Tissue Gitgkams
.35c
3c-inch Woven Tissue Ginghams.
very fine quality. in checks and
broken plaids; wanted colors.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
ST to S7.98 Mesh
Bags, s2.95

Silver plated Mesh Bags. an as
sortment Of high-class styles and
Hhapes, including many large size
bags. with embossed and Dutch
silver frames; all fine. close-ring
mesh. usually found only in the
higher priced bags.
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Curtain Clearance
$3.50 Curtains, S1.10 Pair

Heavy Summer Curtains. 2I5
yards long, 40 inches wide, in ross
and brown grounds with comhna-
tion color stripes; tassel trimmed.
S1.50 and 81 Panels, SSc
(6D Fine quality Panel Lacs
Curtains. in white, ivory and ecru:
in Scotch. Nottingham, madras
and filet weaves: 212 yards long,
40 10 IS inches wide. One TO nva
OF a pattern.
Goldenberg s-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Toilet Articles

75c Hairbrushes, an assorted lot,
with good quality bristles and solid
backs. At soc.
Ivory-hnish Dressing Combs, as
sorted shapes. At 19c.
Shaving Brushes. good quality
lather brushes, assorted shapes. AT
19c.
Imported Steel Manicure Scis-
sors. needle points; cuticle style,
.9c.
Lot of Talcum Powders, sold
regularly at l5c can. At &c.
Sc and lOc Soaps
SC cake
Assorted lot OF Toilet and Bath
Soaps, including Floating CASTLE,
Pearl Oval and White Dove. Full
size cakes.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
81 and SIPS Cushions
69c each

Large size Bar Harbor shape
Chair Cushions. filled with soft
cotton, tufted with Is buttons. also
round shape Cushions. filled with
silk floss; all covered with ere
tonne.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Girls s. Dresses
Sl.OO

JlTIs SUMMER Dresses, OF Das
tiste and lawn, made with or
CANDY collars, sashes and pockets;
dainty colorings; sizes 7 to II
years.
(5) White Pique Goats, with and
without belts; sizes and
years: slightly soiled; Ct ~
values worth $l.S8 D 10
and s2.9s, at........
Children's Guimpes OF striped
madras and cotton pongee;
broken lots and sizes ~
values worth Soc regu- eOSC
larly, at ............
Goldenberg s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12

Black Cotton Petticoats, made
with deep plated fiounces: 90
floral trimming; assorted CcC
lengths ...-..,........,
White Silk Jersey Pettieoats,
also a few In pink:
20-inch hens; medium o. no
lengths. Formerly DZ.yS
$3.9S each ...........
Go.denberg Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
GLOVES

Long Silk Cloves, elbow length,
with Paris point stitch no
ings; double-tipped fn- VOC
gers: white only.
Chamoisette and SILK Cloves, fwo-
clasp style; black, white -
and colors: seconds of DOC
value worth 75c pair. at
Goldenberg Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
59c, 75c and 81
Drabery Materials
29c yard

: Short lengths and full bolts of
yard-wide Figured Terry Cloth.
Sunfast Draperies and Embossed
Poplins. high grade materials in
popular demand for window or
door draperies, as we'll as other
uses. Sale price, 29c yard.
, 1923-05-04

1900 feet: No. s has set esEht.inch
casing al 1875 feet: No. 9 is stand.
Ing at $50 % with a strong flow of
u; No. 7 Is rugged up ana ready to
spud in and No. 8 is a location.
Carter. Mia-Northern n Home,
stake oil companies are laying a IL
inch pipe line from the Maris river 10
the Beaupre reservoir which will fur.
nish water for drilling in
the Kavin-Sunburst field- The est.
mated cost Of the proposition is s7b,-
600.
Ohio on company has completed a
s~7,boo-barrei tank at its sunburst sta
ton and 10 again buying oil for stor-
age It has the foundation laid for an
so. ooo-barrel tank and when the pres.
ent storage program is completed will
have room for 100000 barrels of
crude.
Western Petroleum Exp,oratisn
company has located its Nc. 2 well on
section 17-s5-A Kevin-Sunburst struc-
ture Ths company expects TO drill
five wells ON each fifty acres that it
holds.
Md-Northern on company will
start a new test in the Lake Basin
district to be known as No. 1 Hepp.
It will be located in the northeast
quarter OF section 2s-1.21. The first
test started by the same company IN
this district is now drilling at about
700 feet
T. 8. Hogan OF al, have tested No.
2 Helmirch northeast quarter of SEQ
tion 22-s52 Kevin-eunburst field and
It is reported to have made $50 bar
re!s the first "a hours.
Tho AFRO Refining company has
completed a new 1o.ooo-barrel steel
storage tank at It's refinery nj Lewis
town. Refinery expects to add $4,000
more barrels Of storage Immediately.
Z. According to a report from Win
nett Northern Pacific railroad has re-
tanned oil and gas rights on all lands
which II sold In the F1atwfflow etruc-
ture area since 1914.
The 6unburst.Mld- contin ent.Britton
on section 5.35-2, KevinSunburst
structure. which came into CONNER.
cial production from the Kootenai
sands at a depth OF 1870 feet will be
drilled to tina Ellis sand
II ia reported that the sunburst on
and Gas company will furnish the
Hursh refinery at epokans With
, 1923-05-04

on Developments In the Montana
fields + summarized as follows in
the Inland OIL Index:
The Hoovcr-swartz well, southwest
quarter OF section 11-15-29, had a
showing for a smal, well in the Sec
ond sand. but Will plug back to the
first sand where q 5o-barrel well is
expected.
Peerless or Producers has set cas-.
Brush creek.
It is reported that the Continental
Supply company bid in the nine line
and other property of the Mnntan In.
dependent Pipe Line company at sher-
IFS sale on. April q.
Spokane. Roundup syndicate reports
a showing of oil at 1880 feet on sec
ton s-1f-25 in the DEVILS Basin dis
trict. Oil has been cased Off and hole
will be drilled deeper with present
depth at 1850 feet. Absaroka oil De-
velopment company has started a
deep test in the same section
Test of the Beck Petroleum com.
QSAiy hNaI lAOtHdlHA ~ allitlnk AIOunt
1000 feet. The first Kootenai sands
are expected at about 2,1oo feet.
Montana Drilling Equipment com.
pany has resumed drilling in test on
Bauley dome which has been stand
ing since early last winter. A string
of 8 s-1s inch casing has been set at
1910 feet.
1t is reported that the steeier OIL
company has eight tests under way
on the Porcupiien dome. No. l is
standing at 1885 feet; No Q is stand.
ing at 1906 feet, No. . is standing
at 1880 feet; No. 4 Is standing at
, 1923-05-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May 4-Foreisn ex'
changes irregular. uotations in
cents;
Great Britain demand 1921; cables
l62%; go day bills on banks 46o%.
France demand e6sh; cables 667.
italy demand 4ssh; cables 4ss. Bel
GUM demand 67sh; cables ST.. Ger
many demand .oo27A; cables .oo27h.
Holland demand 5000; cables 1912.
Norway demand 1897: Sweden de
mand 1851. Denmark demand 1870;
Switzerland demand 1905; Spain de-
mand 1871; Greece demand 127; Po-
land demand .oo21; Cecho Slovakia
demand 2s7; Argentine demand
$3.50. Brazil demand 1861; Montreal
as 1-1e.
, 1923-05-04

product The Wyatt on company's
pipeline. at present out of repair.
runs to Fort Fetterman and the Sin.
ciair's new line to Kansas City run
through the basin. The Burns com
pany plans however. to build a TO-
barrel still to make gas which can
be marketed locally.
George c. Davis. Casper contrac.
tor. is president Of the Burns com.
papy; John Kelly. vi~ce-pfesident and
w. A Burns the secre4ary-treasurer
The company expects in tho near
future to obtain permits on an add.
tional $40 acres adjoining the tract
which II has leased.
, 1923-05-04
Six Wells To Be Drilled
In Brenning Basin Field

Six wells win be drilled in the
Dreaming Basin field. in Converse
county. this spring by the Burns on
q Developmet company on its $40
actre tract, according to an an
nouncement made here. A 1000 bar.
rel tank is being constructed and
drilling will start in a few days.
The Brenning Basin field produces
. high grade parafin base oil from
shallow wells at a depth of 24o to
s65 feet. The oil Is found in a ahale
and h wells r expected to settle
down to about 10 barrel bumpers.
The field is well fixed to market its
, 1923-05-04

CHICAGO. May l-Potatoen, dull,
receipts. 81 enrsl total q. q, ship.
ments, 1901 Wisconsin sacked round
whites. s1.oo@1.io owt-i few hest,
si.15 owt.l bulk. mostly tl.oo owt.
minnesota sacked Red River ohios,
bo@75o cwtI Idaho sacked Rurals,
sl.1o@i.25 cwt.I idaho sacked Rus.
sets. s1.ss4t.60 cwt.t Montana
sacked Russets, t1.2591.to cwt.l new
stock steady Florida barpai 6paulding
Rose, No. !, mostly se.boJ No, q,
$780, No. 0. e3.b084.o0.
, 1923-05-04

The test well on Bodie dome, sec.
ton sa-s1'so. southwest of Casper in
h aBtes Hole country. was spudded
in April so.
A new well has been started IN the
Baxter Basin field on section 1917,
1o4. Preparations were made for
drilling this well last fall but opera
tions have been shut down through
the winter.
The Simpson Ridge ties on section
2o.21-so has been badly delayed due
to heavy rains making It necessary
20 haul material for the rig in with
teams.
The well on the Thornton struc-
ture, section S-ss-65. has been cleaned
out n work will proceed on the
test Immediately.
, 1923-05-04

crude petroleum. from the Ksvin-sun.
burst district.
Homsstake Exploration company 10
drilling below $500 feet on test on
Bowdoin dome. This test has had sew
erai showtngs OF oil and gas.
Test OF tho Shields Valley district
in the Potter baan district near Ring
ling 10 reported drilling at about 1900
feet.
California company VIII drfn a deep
test we'll on the Shawmut anticline on
section 34-7-1e. about ton miles south.
east Of Hariowtown-
Tho Brainerd Petroleum company
OF Brainerd. MINI. has taken On a
large block Of land IN B1sthaad ooun.
~. and will drill a we'll thsrs this
summer,
, 1923-05-04

stock $4,000. headquarters Rock
Springs.
Colonial Club. Inc. no capital
stock. Casper.
The Union Trust company. an II
linois corporation with a capital
stock of So, ooo. 900, and the Hyland
OIL 8 Refining company a Utah cor.
poration with s25o, 900 capital stock,
filed certified articles of incs-pora.
ton.
The Preston OH company filed Ger.
tification Of increase of capital stool,
from 500. 600 to $500. 900.
, 1923-05-04
GRAINS GIVEN
SHARP SETBACK
Stock Market Weakness Re-
fected in Trading on Chi
cago Exchange.

CHICAGO. May 4@weakness in
the stock market tended to check de-
mand for wheat today, and led to
lower prices despite an opposite bias
in the first part OF the trading ses-
sion. The close was heavy, so to
mo net lower; with July, $1.1Sh to
s1.1s% and September. s1.16A to
III.
CHICAGO, May 4.-Innuenced
chiefly by an unexpected upturn in
Liverpool quotations, the wheat mar
ket here scored an advance today
during the early dealings. Offerings
were light. and It took but little buy
ing TO bring about a rise In values.
Government reports referring TO
severe damage to winter wheat In
parts of Ohio. Indiana and Illinois
attracted considerable notice. The
opening. which ranged from &c to
1Mc higher. with July. S119A to
s1.19k and September. S1.1S TO
S1.1sA, was followed by something of
a reaction but then by new gains.
Subsequently. the buying subsidized,
and the bullish course Of tho market
wa coon reversed.
Corn and oats were frmer with
wheat. After opening 10 to &c
higher, July, s1ho. the corn market
sagged a little and then hardened
again.
In the later trading. cash houses
were persistent buyers, and were OF
much help in unfolding values re-
CARELESS OF the late weakness OF
wheat. Corn closed unsettled at the
same as yesterdays finish to half
cent lower, July. soMc to sic.
Oats started unchanged to 40 up,
July, 44sc to 44&c. and later showed
near to the initial figures.
Notwithstanding weakness In the
hog market. provisions responded &c
the grain advance.
, 1923-05-04
Many Corporations Are
Chartered by the State

CHEYENrgE. wyo., May A.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed in the office OF the Wyoming
secretary of state by the following:
Mutual Dairy Loan association,
capital stock 5000. 600. headquarters
Cheyenne.
Bircumshaw 'on company. capital
stock s25 5000. headquarters at Basin.
Security Land company. capital
stock s25,ooo. headquarters at Cara
toga-
Heit1 Hardware company. capital
, 1923-05-04

Tho status Of the company's other
operations are as follows:
Salt Creek.
We'll No. 2. section 14-ss-7s. wait
ing on cement test after drilling out
plugs before going ahead.
Well No. 1. section 1s-4o-7s. given
hsht shot but no test made.
Lost Soldier Field.
wyoming Illinois well No. drill
ing at $50 feet.
Sherarc Dome.
Wen ne. l-Section 14-25-ss-Drin
ing at $50 feet.
Enos Creek.
Well No.. 1-section ss-zsioo-
Underreaming at 2e2o feet.
, 1923-05-04
Sugar.

NEW YORK. May A-suE.s fu.
lures closet steady. ApprcshnAts
sales $500 tons July S.ss; sspt..
Der $50; December 5.ss; March <.ss.
The market for refined was sasy and
unchanged to rs points iowez with
fine g~ranulated ranging from s.ss
TO hole. and busfness stnl llrht.
, 1923-05-04
Metals

NEW YORK. May <.-Copper
steady; ~eieotrclytio spot and futures
1sH@1sMo.
Tin easy; spot and nearby tl5.ia;
futures s45.62.
Iron steadyi prices unchanged.
Lead easy spot $3.50. Zinc firm;
East st. Louis spot and nearby de.
livery e1.oo9s7.o6. Anthony spot
s7.75.
, 1923-05-04
Livestock


SA1t1So TIVE.
CHICAGO. May 4.-tU. 8. Depart
ment of Agricultural Hogs-Re
ceipts. $4,000; slow. steady to Ioc
lower; big packers holding back: top
$500; bulk 100 to 225 pound aver.
ages. Ss.10@s.2o; $40 to s25 pound
butchers. s7.so@s.05: packing sows
s6.506s.s5; pigs. 15c to csc lower;
desirable ITO to 1870 pound averages.
s6.T697.3b; heavy weight hogs, $3.50
OSLO; medium. t7.s5@s.2o; light,
s7.so@s.2o; light light. s7.oo@s.1o;
packing sows, smooth, ss.65@7.1o;
packing sows. rough, S6.00@6.75;
killing pigs. S6.o0@7.6o.
Cattie-Receipts, 5000; fairly ac-
tivei beef steers and she stock. steady
to strong; spots. higher; top heavy
steers. ss.75; best long yeariings,
1886; two LOADS about 1900 pound
Nebrasl1ans. $s.7o; bulk beef steers,
ss.5049.bo; bulls in liberal supply,
slow. weak; other classes generally
steady; bulk vealers to packers, $3.50
5000; few s9.25@e.5o. upward to
$1,000 and above to shippers; stock
ers and feeders. frm; bulk, $1,000
500.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; desirable
light and handy weight lambs.
strong; otrer GLOW; top wooded Limbs.
Coiorados, S1b.a5; other Colorados,
sl~5.oo115.2B; choice 81 pound shorn
lambs. s12.sb; bulk. s1a.s5 @12.75;
some heavies around 1o7 pounds,
$1o.ebi practically no sheep here.
undertone weak.
, 1923-05-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, May A.
The Shell Union Oh Corporation
closed 1922 with . net profit of 50.
59qs5o available for dividends ac-
cording to the annual report Of the
company made public hexe.
The sum of "a, $780, 900 was deducted
from the net profits for dividends and
s4.s4s.s5o was credited to surplus ac'
count.
, 1923-05-04
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. May l.-Butter un-
changed. Egss higher receipts 3D.
SIT cases; firsts. 2692shi ordinary
firsts, 23h@24: miscellaneous. $50
26M: storage pack extras. esh; stor-
age pack firsts. 2s.
, 1923-05-04

NEW YORK. May 4-pricB sf
Wyoming oils at 2 p. m. today wsrs
listed on the New York Stock Ex.
change as follows.
Bostoi Wyoming -. Glenrocf. 81;
Mountain Producers 16S; Mutual
IL: New York 12H; Omar 81; salt
Creek 10: Standard OIL undiana) go,
, 1923-05-04
Market Gossip and Briefs
On Operations in OilFields

sunburst field TO the rsiiross al
Sunburst was 15.47a barrels in
March. according to tho report FILED
with the public service commission
by the Illinois Pipe Line company.
The transmission for the FIRST guar
ter of 1929 was 43,465 barrels as com,
pared with 27,o12 IN the last quartet
of 1929.