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lutl'm in foralgn etrhaufa mil Inana rli
lot! to 10 .f mot and tlm. itiuiiiij Hill
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rn-eaaara and laeaing Into alaia t ayaUy
for lh balane. nf lb. aataroo,
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to mar, Una I a doa"e of flrtnnma Mid bat
Itr aanlMn.ni on ihn nart of lb int.atora
aftd ipaeiilai .v riterraU. Their siosaral.
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Naw York HUKkt.
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Am. On tl 61 tail att
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An. Ioao 411 (
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Am. ftutar lint
Am. H Tob. ..II 02 01 'I hi
Am. T A T, .. 9ft BK Ur
Am. Toll 106
Anar (Vipper . 17 01 U HI
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ri. Mxrar ..37 Ml 4R( 40
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n. K. tfd ..15 7i 70 U 77
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II H H 3 70 78 70
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Inr. IVipjirr . 33 51 tt fto
I, It. tl. I'M. .11 00 flMi 0(1
ister. NlAd . 13 SI'.i 3.1 30
IMtr. Paprr .. 4.1 KIU MZ Hl'i
Kenn. IVippar .0 SOU SOH SP'li
li. A N iioitt
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Jl. tVippar ... & St S 31 tltt
i. Hlr1 .... St VT 40 40
l. Vflfl ... 37 S0J1 35 3S"i
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N Y M H. .. 80 SHH 37 (4 27
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lldlc 'Oli 79 '.i 7H4
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H I). A !t . . . 181 41U 40 41
B.-t? H. I. . . a 77 77 77
W. Paflflo 1(13 101 lOOK J0OV.
ft. Hallway ... 00 S!SS 31 S S3
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H, Ocirp ,.t,.10t 105V 101 10IU
T. tloppar .... II 111 11'4 11(4
Taiaa l SI 501 1II0( 800
T P aidli. , II S7H M0 714
1'. I'aolflr ... 05 133 133 133
II. B It ). .. H3 H7 115 U M0
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If. H 1 A ... 01 10111 105 lOfl't
If. H. Ituliber . 117 ISHtJ ISO ' 137
IT R. flrel ...300 105S KltS 104 Si
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V. Union .... rt HK dflU HOU
v. Weotrid . 54 ; nn; 534
W..OfVlnd ..SI ' 311 SOU SH!4
Total aaloi 403,300.
i 111 J.
Kanata (lltjr Lira Ntock.
KANF'AH CITY. Vfb. 3 ir Ho.
MlpU 13.000 bead: inarkrl 13,000 liradj
.markal alaadr lu S.V hlirhnr ; l.ulk I4.N5
5S5'. Iirarlpa 1 1 8015 10; -nir.lluma
IU 5I5 I0i llghla Ill.lOfillUJO;
(Iflfl'oo 0W &01-0I l1' 3-0
Oalllc ItrerlpU 31,500 hran; marVH
alwa alow to n; olhiri tloa.ly lo 35o
lower; cholca lirary ilrora I4.75W10.35
medium SlO.SOlit 1 1.7&: oommon M.SOffi
1050: otiolea llaliti III 004J15 7o. wn.
J'i $5 85 (if 11. 00, liiilohera heltora $7 00
cei3.00; cowa 0 75WI3 50: Fanner
5.3575 ealrra I3 73(i 17 0OS (ee.
ra IS 3 Old' 13.00, atorkera $l.50tf 10 (HI
Khfep Keealpla H.000 liexl, market
S5 to 35o Inweri femlera leidjr! Iambi
17 75S(SOf.5; onlla It3.inl7.50;
yearling: wethert $16 S5 IS.nn ; rwr
$10,406(13.7..: enlla $5 355I0 35, breed
Inr nwea $5.00fl4 35 feader Iambi
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votn wouni. Ta, ii,. a. cttu
KerelpU S.300 bead market arllra and
aleadf: leetea I8.U06M3.50.
Hon Herelpla 3.511(1 lie-vls market
alradjri heart $l5.a5(rfi1o.50,
Sheep- lterplpta 1 000 mark at un
changed; lania flfl.MOf 1P.P0.
Kanaaa cr Qrtn. .
KANSAS CITY, Feb, 3 -Caih wheal
So lo 5 loweri No, 1 3 5S70. No a
3 53Cf3 55i No, 1 red 3.70Sr2.73i No,
8 $3.l)U(ff3 70.
(Vrn Je to 5 lower; No, 3 while $151
ffil.SS; No. S oiled $M3(l47i .No. 9
jelloif $1 5I1.53.
(Ula linohanredi No, 3 mlaed HOWOlei
Xti. 3 while (laiJDSo! No, 3 red UOcUtl.
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rWond 4W 00 54
Third t'4 00 51
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Vleiory SH 7 tl
Vklnry l4a . "7 05
Naw York Metal,
NRW YOUK fell 3 -Copper ateady,
eleelrolyll apot and firal ijuarler 18 5iSI'
10M aaaond iiuarler IDliKIUH.
Iron aleady, No I norUiern 45.50; No
3 northern 44 50; No. 2 aoathern $43 00.
ArilneooT I 1 50
Mrlivl etthanje nnolea leal nl'l apol
and Msr.ii H 50 hM II 75 aaked
,lno aaay: Kait Hi. I-.mli ilallrery apot
5 00 i.1.1. I) 05 aaked.
At Umdon f4iot eoppr.r 110 13a rid;
futiirea 131 7a lid elnotrolylle epel 13.1:
(iilarea ItS; tin apot 8H3 I7 nd; futurei
SHI ti fid; lead apol 4; 10a; fnlnrra 45,
iIm apol 50 17 od; fnlnrra 01 17a Cd.
Naw York Money,
VKVr With" Peli, 3 -llereanlllA paper
C alerllnic fid da bill 11 1:1 H; eom
inerrlal 00 da, I. Ilia on hanka $3 43a,
.Miimeretal 00 day Mlla $.143; demand
$0 104 I rablea $3 17.
t'ranr diwnand 13 57; rat. leu 13.55,
Hrlglan tranea drmand 13.59: eahle
13 57.
Lire demand 15.00, ral.lea 15 05,
Mark ilnnand I 13 i rablea 1 15,
llovemment Iwnda lircularj railroad
Uinda eaay.
Tloin loan elrnnf; CO day, t0 day
and fl month 5(rC5',,.
(Ull money alriing; hlh 10; low 14
rntln rale 14; rl.nliiK hid 15; offered at
10 loan 10; hank aoreptaneea 5
Kanaaa Oily l'rorlalon,
KANHAH CITY, I'eh. 3 llnller iin
oliaiiired; etlraa 57c, firata 55o, aeconda
53e. paeklnir 30e.
t"-t: firala lower 51e: raae lota $15 SO.
Poultry tmrhanifed . bene S2oi rooilora
1 B A( 3 1 r . hroller i5.
Pnlaloo iiiifliaiiffd $l75(d5 10.
It I'. IIunifM, illvlmon irmnnRnr (if
rnfliilna; (lormrimnt, Imn m turned
I from a Inixlriiim trip to Tola.
Jnemn I'lnton, prrwlilpnt' of thn
Mid -Co Hdlcpi lompdtir, I it biiBlnenm
I muor in i iiii.iiko,
I C. II. Hulllvnn, upwrlol rcprcMntn
, llvon nf i cflneiy Milne) nf Ihn Hln
) elftlr Conavillititteiil, wllh hcatl'i il r
I lorn In Chltitajo, In In th city til kin
I mm lnvuritory of thn roflimry Uuit
1 tlnn.
1 (1. A. Ijye. vlen nrimlilmit nf Ilia II
f. Wlloox (ill rtnu Co.. nan Jtirt r.
tiirnml from a lo-diiy liiliien trip,
rovlnwlmr tho iuit U'llnix propvrtira
Tn. IIh roriortji delay to o:nttlrH,
rttio litrHily lo eiifnaallVft rnoUlllro.
(Himlnif road! to h prnctPHily Im
pitlealliln. Mr. J In it full fleirtKAtl
Dptlmleit ami In rornpnrlnK Hrllncunt
I ii"M!ioiiiierii nay riAliBr urnl Ilaylor
I tvunlnN will tin glvon im emnrinnim
play tlihn AHitHon hy inmiiinlei whiinw
Ihnniiirili irit'tliod of lcveloilnn for
oil unit km liifwt niicnaan.
GLASS OUT FORSUFFRAGE
Miller 0i'iit ((f Woinoii Vollni;
Vow Vtk" Amciidmciit lUllfloitlnii
VAIIINHT"N. li. 2 'artor
tlln, knoivii iw lh bitter iipioniiiit
i'f women niiffrnKo. cimei'il Julilln
Hoti In nurfriiH" olrrloH hero toijHy by
(iriiltiaj rallfh iitbin of the Hiiaim II
Aiilluniy HiiipnilmMiit by iletmiomtb'
lKlnl(UiireH which liavo not yd
litkoii mich ctlon, on Ihn ttrounil
that tho ilnmocriitlr party rannot itf
ford to Iiihh tlm fiivoin of woninii
VOtt'M.
In a letter modn ptililio tndny nd
vlnlnir tho Ipitlnlnturo of hU homo
Miiln, VlrKlnln, to ratify Uio amond
mniit, ho ileolnrcil thai tho nlulcii In
which woman how havo tho bullpt
will bo tho plvotrtl ouch In the noxt
oltliin.
c
In the Oil Fields
CONT1NUKII ritOM PIIKUKUINU l'AOK.
Nfilr Wcli'flltn.
KlntrtvoiM tU compnny'.t No. 2 In
1-10-11 In in boon mulOn nliout 120
haritln otjmliirnl tho last few lr)M.
Now cloanliiK out to put to pump,
Hiimi fmaiKl nt from 2,63 lo I.uli'J
foot.
Huffy Sr Oillpiiplo lint matlo two
(x:ulioiu In 3-U-ll. Ilitvo a dry htiln
nt 3,212 fret 4n Um niMitliwcnt corner
of Uio Huuthtxint of tho Mouthwcat,
In lliirltlmriH'tt FtrM.
Tho ''W'timloult Oil coiupitny Ii
drllllnii n well lu tho northwont tut
Inimlou of thn Jliirklmrnntl fltdd.
Tho ilrllllni well In Inculud nwir
tllo center ot block 820 and In Just
HOiithtxint of tho llonoral woll, Tho
well at thlrt tl in o It down about 800
foot. -
N(Vir t'luit'Uinil.
Oypty OH ttiiuiKuiy rihot their No.
1 lu tho Miiithwotit nf 21-:i-7 on
Tlrurwduy. nhoolInK 2.1B!) to 2.R47
feet with 23lln,uort. Total ttopili
2,1150 fi-oU I'ttlmiitrd at 2G0,0fl0 foot
of imm (;(iiiiIiik from 2,560 in thn holo.
Nrnr Vale. .
MntrtinlU l'otnilcuin coitipany'
No. ti In the north cut corner of
the northwint MimthwcMt nnuthenst of
1-lJ-Ge reached tho .Skinner wind nt
3,108 feet. Mnkmt? 50 barrel
In Cnnl County.
Hutican l'etrolwim company't tent
In 22-ln-Ro 4inv a co'Hl nhnwlnt; ot
oil uivd kum at around 2,ii00 feel.
South of llrlHtmv.
In tho norUieiuit corner f Boiith
lifttt of southeast quarter of
on tho John DuvU leaac, Hknlly (111
company In drltlltut tin No. 1 at C3
feet.
With the Oil Men
la. I. JlarrltiKton, trorumrer of tho
OKIahoma rroduoluK .t HoflnlnK
corporation, lias returned from Now
York, whoro ho attended Uio npAclal
ACCOUNTANCY
Knroll Now Tho full Htnndardlzed TACK PACK Courses.
tatiKht hy pracllclilu Certified Public Accountants and lawyers.
bprltiK term begins January 30th. NlBht clawies 6:4f p. m.
Call for ilrserlpilvo biillutln.
Oklahoma School of Accountancy, Law
and Finance
SI3 M.W IANIKI IimiiDINO.
Phono 0iKo 3511. vni oklalwron.
Oil Producers, Attention!
New and Used
Pipe and Casing
For irnmediato delivery in sizes from 2 to 15'-inch
at reasonable prices
Feenberg- Pipe & Supply Co.
Phonca Oaage 4750, L. D. 80 519-21 East First
Tulsu, Oklahoma.
l,liuor iKcltlon 1'iilirbl,
WAHIIINOVON Fob. 2. Tim u
premo court today refucod lo rn
vlow tlm cno of l.iR'Uin C. Iiuith
Hir, thereby In effect ntlowliiK lo
Htnnd Ills conviction ut Kort Worth,
Texnn, upon ohhruin 6f trnnHportliiK
whUky from IiiiIsIiiiki Into the mlll
tiiry sumo NiirrouudliiK Camp llowln
lie wok Hcnlencetl to 15 motuhfi Im-prlHonrnerit.
atatllMa, 4 Ca.
ACCOUKTANIt
Spatial Alitalia la
Inrtimo Tax .Muttcn
r ), DOWIIIIC, reiM.at urtn.r. lotmnil, la
laiatia lai artaiial, Waialnitaa, D, C,
903 Elth.n,. Nitlaaal Daak "III.
mana CMtr 37
(Jlnaei Wants .Morn Alone)' to riuht
Inlcrnntloiml llootli'KKcr Siiiiik
kIIii IncntiHcN Ih Claim,
WAHUINOTON, I eb 2. flecre
tnry (llrtns lorlny nskeil mnKrettej for
12 000,000 for one in Mtuppli (ho
miiRKllriK uf llii(ir Into Hie I nlied
H fx A STTltiiiiient (imu (be d, vi
sion of customs accompanying "
reriuest an Id that berH'ine of IneuNOi
failllllen for coilnit with tlm nit
nation "iho inmntlty of li'iuor
aeir.ed was Infinitesimal In cniiiiwiil'
on with lb quantity nriuiKKled Into
tills country "
The runtoms service reported that
If It wh charKHil with tti duty of
pravnn'ltiaT the srniiKKHnii of on
trubaipl liquor prestnt forces it t all
portn would httvn to btt (niKincnUel
durlnat th next year
Hvory vessel arriving from forelKn
ports will be ihoioUKhly e.ii-roo I,
Iho report said, while rows will be
under surveillance wlvlle their ships
are In port.
Mounted Inepcntors will bo placed
on duty alon; Hie .Mexican and Ca
nadian borders In sufficient num
bers "to iHilrol hundreds of hlnh
wnys, paths and Hireams that af
ford easy means of eKretw for miiiuk
triers." A Inttor from thn t 'nlted Hlatot
marshal for tho. western district of
Texas, written to the attorney Ron
ornl under dale of Ieember 23
was nent to corktrees by the treasury
to show the need of ure t'er w.itch
fulness over the International boot
h'KKor. The marshal nald tlioro wits'
a veritable "reign of crime" at Ml
Pomi "principally with roeped to Iho
smuKKr,nK of liquors, opium and
morphlnn from Mexico.
ZUMWALT, WILLSON &
GARNETT
Certified Public Accountnnts
Hpeclal Attention to
KKDKUAh TAX PUOIILKM3
S10. 41-12 Kennedy Llulldlnc
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Phone Osiieo 6325
New Casing
FOR SALE
3,000 ft. 2-ln., 4-lb Ttlblntr,
hero
2.700 ft. 5 3-18 In., 13-lb. Tub
Ini;, here
10,000 ft. Oii-ln., 17-lb. Iron,
en route
6.07S ft. OH -In.. 13-lb. Iron,
en route
2.600 ft. CH-ln.. 20-lb. Iron,
here
2.229 ft. H-ln., 2 l-1li here
1 car SU-ln., 2S-lb., en route
1 car 10-ln 32-lb., f. o. b, Kan
ens 4,700 ft 10-ln., tO-lh., hero
10,000 ft. 6.,.n 20-lb en
rou In
K. 0. T. Exchange
7t7 Kennedy HulldlnR
Phono Cedar 500
f I WANTED
Good acrcai?o. Will buy or
drill whero thoro l.i chance for
production. Submit plat, p. o.
Ilox 125,
I- fEmoiiuivT IB
.REGISTER- I
US Aw-1 h'11 R1 of tire Petroleum Industry H
A ' in tire United State. Canada and Mexico I P
i&M T, incMr P'."1' "''""p 8 i i
t U J ptUolcum nd U ProducU. Natural Cm Catoline Manufacturer,. 1 I M
0.1 Pif Lint.Ccologi.t.. Manufacturer, of and Dltr. in Equip. I P I
mn, and the Memoenhip LiU of Oil Auoci.tiotu. ' 1 I I ! " I
lllmUm ,p StuatK'l Smm Will U : Found OmorthemiT. ntviret M IVJoclioav. ) . I II llt ' S
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