Muskogee Daily Phoenix and Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • 10

i niutfitoorr £)ailu phoenix (i PAGE TWELVE SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 12 1922' PART ONE BUSINESS RSi OIL MARKETS I I LIVESTOCK STEEL PRICE HIKE -STEADIES METALS INTEREST SWINGS AROUND TO 15-15 pleted hy Ihe Oklahoma ami Refining company at 1707 I 1717 feet nt No 2 on the J4 Colhe' farm In the k'W SE SW 16-14-1 Wallace and aseocialcs are drlllin at 2700 feet at No 4 Flint In 2 14-14 Quill GREATEST orange well ORANGE Texas March The greatest well in the Orange fields amn roaring In at a depth of I17u feet today on the Oulf Coast oil corporation's lease The well was (lowing at the rate of 15000 harrcN of pipe line oil held down to (he lowest notch The Humble No 6 ChcVson came in as a ftusscr at J459 feet at first but is now flowing 500 KANstS (ITT lIVlJiTOCK A Vs AS CJT Mikicb a CATkLR: ceipia 4 hf-atl (or irk: kilunf culvrg niomljr 91 slock montiy cent loMfxr 11 other ciaa wry unoveo but mostly siestly top steer ri'oipta lw hitd very uneven around witti market no hiDpt-r bomf top bulk o( salt iu so bui nnithtn nuird oHt llu 0M4 lu 40 throw out sow tmmtly 6 00 siotk pi lor neck mostly Uc to 6L lower Trade Inclined to Anticipate Coal Strike Copper Shows Further Itcltcrment District South of Haskell About Miles (letting Serious Attention It Isn't surprising ilint truth lies at the Imtlnm of a well Anything that low down might be csssiisl to lie I'nrtqie shouldn't senff nt Vnele Sam One can love his fellow turn mill yet remain mu urtleiil In-liever In padlocks Self-rellamv: An olilfiishiorKil ilrtuo niiicli resoi-sotl in the days liefore people learned to let the government do It IIK AtO KMO( CHICAGO March II A I LL: recflpt head compdred nith Wfrk ko choic boef ie-rs atuady to I -c huhrf slraliy good sod gIioig frd showing th d-Viiur exiteme top for net-k she stock 2i to 4 cents higher with fst con and hefrs up moet bulls st dy light lers unevenly lower mostly 4Cc o(f siockrs and readers Iv to 14 rnt blgh-r turn nmn nd medium grades slow receipt Tou hi-ad light It to 19 cent lower other siestly to 1 cent low er than Friday's average better grade fairly tite heavy mixed stow! ahuNrs bought about head holdover moder ately liaht bulk IlSiQm 1 1 pig shout sttady: bulk desirstils loo to 124 pounder 62k with stronger neight up to 6lv and WEST OF OlxMt LGEK The Toxaa company has tools tn for No 1 on the Charles farm In the SW 1 0 SW 28-13-11 Colvin el al have skidded the rig at 2043 feet at No 1 Hawkins In the SK NE SK 29-11-11 has a rig in on the XK SW 31-13-11 for No 1 on the Roberts farm NORTH OR The Rose-dale Oil company's No 1 on the Thomas farm in the CWL NK NW 30-14-14 made a 10-hnrrel well at 1331 to 1 343 feet An 8-barrel pumper has been com- IYONS-yl IOOL From north to south ami through Mq-tloiiM 13 21 2V and 36-11-11 the Lyons-Quiiiii mol In Okfuskee county extrude nearly four miles Its production Is better tlmn 43000 barrels dully from 36 Mills off loin I count up to Friday night Mon- than 50 wella are drilling within the nn-a Owners of Iciim-s In this district nsx-lvr approximately $100000 per day III oil Income and more Hum 70 js-ns-nt of thn production In the mmI Is owned by Okmulgee oil eoiuuinica and Indli iiluals I'mpcrtlrs there an owned hy the following coinpantcii: Lyons company Indiuhnmu Refining company Independent 4i and Gns company Waite Gladys Belle Oil company Barbara Oil coitiMiny fypsy Oil company laimliert (Ml and Gas company 4)11 company Oklahoma Gen- tml Oil compnny Garter Oil compuny Turman Oil comiany Jnsry Oil company lnwry-ltums Oil coriMirulion 1 McMahon kingwood Oil company hrlmck Kuliinxon-lclclicr and the Gihronalmi-s-r Oil company Henry Oil conimny Philliis IV-tndcum fsmipuny kimhlcy oil and Refining company I'rench Klsllcr llroi hers Wiser Oil company Mlnnehomn Oil company Sinclair Oil and Gaa comimny Terrlokla Oil company Xirtmllrr cl al Tidal Oil company Wood al Indian I Vl mien company GRAIN and PROVISIONS Rheumatism A Remnrkabl Horn Treatment Glvoa Hy On hbt Had II In th year of U88 I was atlaiked by Muscular and Hub-scut Hhsumatlsm I offered as only thos who ar Ihu afflicted know fnr over three year I tried remedy alter remedy but ouch relief as I obtained aas only tempo rary Finally i found treatment tnat cured me completely and such pitiful condition haa never returned I have gtvsn It to number a ho wen terribly afflicted oven bedridden tno of them seventy to eighty years old and tfc results wers the aim oa In my own raa I want every sufferer from any form of inuseular and aubacuie tawolllng at th Joints roeumatUm to try the great vain of my improved Treatment" for It remarkable healing power Don't send cent simply mall your mm and addreaa and I mil send It free to try After you nave used It It to proven Itself to be that long looked-for means of getting rtd of such form of rheumatism you may send th prlro of ft no dollar but understand do sot want your money unless you aro perfectly satisfied to send It Isn't that fair? Why suffer any longer when rw-if I ihu offered you free 7 del? rle today Mark koa No IJS-II Durstoo tiidg Hvracuse Mr Jarkson Is responsible Above statemerl truo KtNSXS ITY 4 ASH KIN KANSAS CITY Match 11- i fc AT: No 2 hard liJMMv Nn 1 rej $1 122 t'oKN No hit 5l No I ysllow ii ft -4c i No 1 yeilow MS1' OATS umhancetJ No 1 bn 17 l-ftkl He No mixed FINANCIAL ST IOl IN ll6TOCK -EAST Lul IS March receipts 3o head compared to week ko beef steer yearlings beef cow bulls Stocker and feeders nitistly 2c hight-r tanners and veal calve strady HOGS receipts 4 (Ml head opened ateatly to Wc lower later market dull mostly 2-c lower top 6:1 00 hulk 1NA iu 2 pound average 10T4 11 4g packer sow atiad bulk fw p-g steady KNSAh (ITV ftKAIN FTTIRFS KANSAS CITY March WHKAT: May 14 July Itt 1 4 ttepteinor 61 IH CUUN May July iyc bupitmbar 62c (IIKAtO i AMI (RAIN CHICAGO Uich WHfcAT: No hard TURN: No I mixed 66 to 1-ftc: No allow UATS: No shits li to 86 1 4c HIRIIliiN IXdlAXLB NEW YuKK Maun 11 Foreign chaugs Ureal Mrltnin demaud ft 3S 8- cables ft2'-W 6 day bill on bank ft 31 l-l Franc dmnd 6 91H: cables 162 Italy demand 67t cables SM Germany ds mand 6-6 cables I IlfUKTY BONDS NEW YORK March Liberty bond! cloned: IV ULW first ft 87 bid ft 67 28 bid first 4 14 67 1 second ft! 1-fi 67 46 third 4 1ft 64 40 fourth ft 1-4 67 a Virtr I 8-4 1)602 bid Victory 4 I 100x6 OKI ITY I HKNTOrK OKLAHOMA LIT March CATTLE recsipt 4o had no market 1 1 mis receipts sa head steady top 6102 bulk 10 1049 10 0 GRLFK Black Is rogging up to drill a test in the ME 1-2 S1V 1-14-10 (RAIN AMI PROVISIONS CHICAGO March May July OAT8 May July May Juiv Maw May Julr May July NKW YOHK March 11 The fen-turns In the stiml market this week as the advance of $160 In plates burs and slmpcs hy leading rimipanti'S This has given thu whole luiuket a rather steadier appearance while continued buying of structural material and by the rail-mails rave promise of further expansion in general business Otherwise pi ices are steady with some disposition to anticipale a caul strike Iron was steady but new business is not as active as expected and in some localities competition Is still keen In Ihe copper market there has been further Improvement Export trade has shown more activity with British Importers more Interested while there has been considerable business for the continont Buyers for domestic consumption have also shown considerable Interest The larger producers are taking orders for March and April shipment at the 13-rent level and asking advances of about an eighth for forward deliveries Tin has declined about a rent from the recent high both prompt and future straits being available at 24 cents Lead remains In a firm position due to rsliired stocks at the west and a good general demnnd Zinc has ruled steadier with a moderate advance based on a more optimistic feeling bemuse of better reports from the steel industry and reports from abroad of decreasing supplies Antimony was 6teady with less pressure to sell Demaitl was somewhat belter MCA It imis The Trairle Oil and Gas company Is trying to drill Its old gas well 23-16-9 into the deep sand at 3412 feet but is being delayed on account of casing rouble This well was a gas producer which started to spraying oil BULBING THKEK The Cosden company Is building a pipe line from the northine of Okmulgee county to the Lyons-QUinn pool in 11-11 another from the Burbank pool to Frankfort in the Osage to the north and to Norfolk to Ingalls Increased still rapacity at the refinery at Tulsa made the additional pipe line facilities necessary LAST OF Fd Simmons and associates found the ISurk-For-Wlli sand nt 1875 to 1895 feet at No 1 Luke Thompson In the SE NV NW 34-14-16 but failed to got any pay In It This one Is a quarter of a mile west of the old Buck-Fer-WIU sensation of a fewr years ago which made 1000 barrels or more In the first twenty-four hours and scarcely a gallon from them on until it was plugged CAHD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many frienda and teachers for their kindness during the illness and death of our daughter end sister nespeetfullv MR AND MBS llL'NT FANNIE BKOiiKS ALONZO HINT JULIA HINT Adv r-u often some rntorprialng eotii mi'otts prospeetor step tnu It to A Minty which has laid dor-n ant as far ns drilling activities Is concerned for more or less years srikes Rood oil well and attain Intere-n Is directed to the old time fn id Tins is the very thins which has happened in thu fi or six townships In llie sou 1 1 east of IS-la It Sommerville a Muskoueo operator a few weeks aco stepped la on tiie NE SV XV and tot an oil well in the liuO fool sand sliult started off at 100 har-I els Ths Cosden Oil company has two veils one in Ihs SK SK NV 36-li-l and other Just a location north which have been producing for a number of years The Sommerville well was just a quarter northwest of these wells Now the Cosden company is getting In material to offset the Sommerville well Sommerville Is now drilling at 1110 feet in- the SIC SK NE 34-16-16 northwest of ttie oil well or In the SC XE NE 34-15-15 Just a quarter of a mile northwest of the latter location and to he exact In the SIC SVV SK 27-15-15 unknown parties starlej Saturday to move In rig nuieriul In the SW NV of 34-1S-1S McOoj'e Bernard et al of Okmulgee are drilling at 1200 feet and In the 8 1-2 SW J'i-15-15 Jack Summers Is drilling a well i ner In the NE PV SW 24-15 15 Swanson et al are drilling near 1UU0 feet Sommerville Is getting gas for his drilling operations from an old three year old gas well located in the SW SIC 26-15-11 the flow coming from send ut 1010 feet Just a half mile west of this gas well or In the SW SW 26-15-15 a well drilled several jeers nuo made gas at 1S45 feet A half mile northeisKl Iniwyrton et al a few years ago drilled an 1800 fool tent which had a Splendid showing of ell in the 15o0 foot sand This is all north from a quarter to a half from the Sommerville producer There Is not as much activity now tn any one district between Muskogee acd (iKinulgee with tjie exception of lit i'ii as there Is In this southeast 15 15 field and operators out there are playing for another surh pool as the Brown pool or ths Terrlokla pool oer In 24 and 24-15-16 Mi mills lo ry Oil corporation has spud led for No 8 on ths 13 Harris farm In 26-13-14 Behold Is shut down St 1850 feet at No 3 II Boss and pas a rig up for No 6 on the CSL SW SW 26-11-14 Iron Mountain Oil company's No 4 on the It Beaver farm in 33-13-14 ts shut down at 1000 feet out of ater oliMl lfIIV Barbara Oil company is erecting a derrick In the SW MV NIC 21-13-12 for No 4 on the I Sunny farm Skclh and Shcly have a rig up for No 2 Vargee In 31-13-12 This is on the eighty they recently pur chased fiom Lew is-Burton et al paying Ijnono for it and one well Is said to he making about 200 barrels IMII dinks et 2 I in) TI'ST Renal have been shut down at et at No I I Merriweather SW SIC 36-14-15 for several to 60c KAMI ITV TROD! KANSAS CITY March KG 1 cnt lfltr flrt 21c Hl'TTKR unchanged parKiny rc creamery iS: 11 lTKY: hen unrhangd to 1o lower spring her i'lr loTATKS: I rivr Ohio met Bur-hank and whitft western 6175 16 lower trade II6vtlrj niKAio cHonu CHICAGO Mar Itl TlhR: tpfher creamery (Aiki 37c first 32kc second i Uc standard 3'Nc KGOS: 1 rase fir' ordinary f'rvta i6-9e tnitrisnou 21 21 porlTRY: higher fowl 16c: print 2c: roosters Ifc I')TATES: steady rn ruaa ta weak on other stork rcoeipr cars total United State shipments 7t7 rara WWronn'n sacked round whites 6167 173: bulk ll7'I6V Minnesota round whites parked 6ljutl7u Idaho kd rural 61701 parked rua-rta bjt mostly around 616 COTTON THE AVERAGE MEN AND WOMEN IN BUSINESS OR TIIE PROFESSIONS TODAY ARE BUSY WITH THEIR OWN AFFAIRS And the same may be said of the women in the homes of Muskogee They have little time to devote to serious consideration of natural gas matters Their information especially on rates paid for natural gas in other cities and towns is limited much of the information they receive is erroneous unwarranted by the facts BECAUSE WE BELIEVE THAT YOU WANT DEPENDABLE STATEMENTS AND ACCURATE TRUTHFUL INFORMATION WE ARE PLEASED TO PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING DOMESTIC RATES FOR NATURAL GAS NOW OBTAINING IN THE PRINCIPAL GAS STATES OF THE UNITED STATES NMT ORI rNA SIOT COTTON NEW' ORLEANS March 11 Spot cotton and unchanged Sales nn the spot 6 bale to arrive 844 Low middling 6373 middling 61700 good middling 6160 Phoenix Want AdsrAre Read weeks are drilling again yjam PENNSYLVANIA- 70 Cities and towns pay 50c or more per thousand cubic feet Many of these have an added minimum of service charge from to $150 per month 1 EXAS Dallas Texas pays 75c plus 25c monthly minimum Waco Texas pays 90c plus a monthly absorbable minimum charge of $1 Abilene Texas pays 75c Fort Worth pays 73c Cleburne pays 75c Corsicana pays 75c Denison pays 75c Sherman pays 75c Wichita Falls pays 75c Other towns paying 75c are: Bowie Decatur Denton Ennis Hillsboro McKinney Waxahachie Whitesboro Alvord Bellevue Byars Petrolia Sunset Muskogee pays 63c Gotebo 75c Ardmore 60c Bingling COc Heald-ton COc Comanche COc at request of citizens Chckasha has manufactured gas at $1R3 per 1000 Depew 70c Edmund 70c Kcllyville 70c Luther 70c Tond Creek COc Porter 73c Red Fork G2c Bixby 55c Chandler 75c Ramona 55c Claremore die (application for 75c pending) G7c Shamrock C5c Spencer Clc Stroud 75c Tulsa G2c Turley C2c Wcllston 52c Nardin 65c Peckham 75c Inola 4Gc (application for 75o pending) Bristow 50c Boynton COc Beggs 70c (request of citizens) Bartlesville 45c Broken Arrow 23c Collinsville 50c Blackwell 40c Oil-ton G3c Duncan 68c Marlow G8c Yinita 45o (gate rate April 1 1922) OHIO- 331 Citic3 and towns average 45c 40 towns average 55c 50 towns average COc many towns 75c Lima Ohio pays $1 to $115 plus monthly minimum of $125 Toledo pays 35c to G5c plus monthly service charge of C5c Kansas City pays 80c plus a monthly service charge of 50c Wichita pays 65c Ottawa pays 75c Arkansas City pays 65c Wellington pays 65c OKLAHOMA McAlester 40c (increase pending) Lawton 62c Temple G2c Walters 75c Wetumka 43c Eu-faula 30c Shawnee 58c Sand Springs 40c Stillwater 40c Chelsea 50c Drumright 35c Quapaw 75c Ilockcrville 75c Quinton 30c Pawhuska 35c Okmulgee 47c (increase pending) Morris 47c Delaware 50c Nowata 50c Dawson G2c Deer Creek C3c Welch 50c Wilson 60c Wirt -13c Douthat 50c Bluejacket 50c Cardin 50c Coweta 75c Davenport 75c Arcadia 75c Haskell 70c Hunter 70c Meeker 65c Midlothian 75c Lincolnville 33c Mian! 50c Ponca City 53c Toteau 15c Tonkawa 55c Newkirk 53c Kiefer 18c Jenks 60c Garber 75c Guthrie G3c Dustin 33c Covington 50c etc THE value of the New Series of the good Maxwell is just as astonishing today as when these fine cars made their first appearance The passage of time and developments in the industry itself only serve to emphasize their conspicuous position in market Touring Car $SSJ Roadatcr $SSJ Sedan fUSS Coupe UXS 09 Ml mmm a- Cohenour Motor Co Sixth and Broadway Phone 445 cTheiGood T7 77 Cities and towns In Oklahoma pay 50c or more for gas 89 cities and towns pay less than 50c 12 towns pay 73c 7 pay 70c 1 pays COc 3 ray CSc 2 pay C7c 4 pay C5c 1 pays 61c: 3 pay 63c 6 pay G2c 7 pay 60c 7 pay 58c 8 pay 65c and 15 pay 50c OKLAHOMA GAS ELECTRIC GO Muskogee GEO IIWILMARTII Mgr Personal Attention to Every Customer 414 iiJLJL.