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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
CHAMBER Or COMMERCE
FAV0RS Annexation
Will Recommend That all New
Additions Be Included
in City Limits

The directors Of the Guthrie cham-
Der of commerce il special session
this morning discussed the advisable
ity OF running a special train for the
Enid stock show, but inasmuch as the
holiday trade is now on, ii was the
sense OF the meeting that Il would
be almost Impossible TO get the RE-
nuired number to make a proper
showing from Guthrie and the loi
loving committee was appointed to
represent the chamber OF commerce
and city Of Guthrie at the stock
show. Mayor Fafquharson, T. b.
Lille. J ". MeNeal. W X Palter-
son and a r. Eastman.
The matter Of taking IN al new ad-
dilions 10 Guthrie was taken 80 and
II was the sense OF The meeting that
the chamber of commerce recon-
mend that the various additions be
Incorporated in The city of Guthrie.
but that unjust tax assessments
should not be made on these new adj
ditions when taken la. Members Of
the chamber of commerce viii attnnd
the next meeting Of The city council
and present their request thai lhe
city limits be extended Ia take IN aii
the new additions.
communication was read irou
Nicholas stephens Stating that he
had won SIX premiums Ia Oklahoma
state classes and eight premiums IN
classes open 10 tho world, at ihc
National Corn exhibit, al Omaha
Ncli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
Kansas Robbed OF Gas
Try Associated press)


Topeka, KHs, Dec gHoll0~ing q
conference with Governor w. r.
Subbs, Attorney General Fred 5
jackson stated that he could aud
would take action IN the Federal OF
state supreme court to secure an in
junction to prohibit the Kansas Nat
ural Gas company from pumping gas
outside the state while cities WITHIN
the state having contracts have scarce
ly any gas. The conference was CALI
ed BY the governor and followed by
numerous complaints from Kansas
people. who charged that Topeka and
other Kansas towns were short OF
gas. while Kansas City and other
points outside OF kansas were enjoy
ing normal aud nearly normal pres
sure.
Are you going 70 take action Inn
mediately77 the attorney general was
asked, following the conference
Just as soon as there is evidence
to show that the company Is Hllfully
pumping gas to Kansas City or out
side the state and depriving consum
ers within the state OF a supply,
was the reply.
The local distributing company Of
ficlals declare they are helpless. be
ing unable 10 get gas from the SUP
Fly company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
SCIENTIFIC CIRCLES
STRONGLY lHGREOULOUS
Belief Thai Their Effect VIII
Be 10 Strengthen Conf
dance In Explorer
(By Associated press.)

Copenhagen, Dee 9.-A summary OF
oifidayits Of persons claiming TO have
aided Dr. Cook in the preparation OF
his polar records. published in Eu.
rope and America today. was read
here with amazement Scientific cir
eles, inclined to be Incredulous re.
sardlng the charges. and some per
sons, like Doctor Carl Burrau, the
astronomer, consider them improh-
able and that their effect will be TO
strengthen confidence In Cook. DIR.
liurrau said
Ia order TO make observations at
The North Pole, more extended and
more detailed knowledge Is neces-
sary than Il enjoyed usually by the
average ship captain.
'it viii be easy, however. for the
university TO determine the truth OF
the charges Barrau continued,
when The committed examine the
ecords the last of this week"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
sLAYERs Of
GIRL IN CUSTODY

milwaukee,, Dec o. According 70
the police, the alleged slayefs Of Hat.
tie linda. the l4-yearold girl who
was assaulted and mur&esed NoYeni-
ber IL. have been caught and are now
prisoners In the GENITAL police sta
tion The men give their names as
Karl Woiiechowski, 80 years Of age
and Adam Pietrzyk, 30. They were
arrested at Baney. Mich, by local
officers Monday
Adam Pielrzyk is alleged By the
police to have made a full confession
duplicating Woijlcehowsd The Of.
ticlals got their clews when the two
men disappeared from their homes
Immediately after the murder
On November 1G the men left NIL.
wankee by street car, going 70 CHI
cago. Here they hired out TO a labor
agency and were shipped TO Blaney'
Mich They arrived az Blaney on
November IS and were working there
when arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
KANSAS RAISES HOWL
OVER GAS SHORTAGE
Complains That State Supply
is Robbed to Furnish
Outside Towns
CBy Associated Press)

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. g.-The-e
were signs Of abatement today Of the
cold snap which three days ago swept
down on the territory including Kan
sas, western Missouri and Oklahoma.
Temperatures in Western Kansas and
Oklahoma last night were slightly
warmer, but zero weather prevailed
in Eastern Kansas and Western Mis-
souri,. The temperature in these lat
ter sections will become warmer to
day, according to the local weather
bureau, thus relieving the suffering
ot those persons relying on natural
gas for heating.
Sedalia, Mo-, reported six degrees
below this morning and Snithton,
near Sodalia. nine below. topeka re-
ported one below and the gas situa-
ton becoming serious coal dealers
have exhausted their supply Gas IN
mains in the residence portion was
exhausted before nine O'Clock this
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
PUTTING UP FIGHT
AGAINST EXTRAD|T|0N

Governor Haskell this morning
conducted a hearing upon the extra
dition papers received here from the
governof OF Arkansas requesting the
return 10 Fayetteville, Ark Of y II
Fox Of sulphur. Okla, who is wanted
on the charge OF harboring l.. A.
Sas tin, who committed a brutal muir
der at Fayetteville on October "a.
1901. Fox was represented at the
hearing by u G. McAdams Of Okla.
homo City and proved by a witness
that be was ia Nevada the day he IS
cha gcd 20 have harbored Sartin in
Fayetteville. The sheriff from Ar.
kansas testified that he had proof
thar Fox accepted moury from Sar
tin prior 20 the murder which Fox
explained WAS for locating a certain
person In Fayetteville For Sariin.
Governor Haskell late This after
noon announced That his decision
would he held up pending the arrival
Of additional documents from the
sgksnsas officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
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ARGUE HABEAs CORPUS CASES

The Criminal Court Of Appeals in
special sessi onthis afternoon heard
arguments in the three nabeas cor
pus cases filed this morning by Wal
lace Dodson. Pete Walker and Henry
Paris. who were indicted on a misde-
meanor charge by the grand jury OF
Cherokee county, demurrer to the
indictments being sustained by the
county Judge County Attorney u,
j. porsey then swore out infofma-
tions charging the three persons with
tLeAame ofiense and ordered them
rciamded 10 Jail The petitioners
contend thai the informations are
Illegal as they contain only the same
allegations as were in the indict-
ments Quasaed by the court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
KILLED WHILE TRYING
TO SERVE PAPERS
tBy Associated Prcss.)

Kansas City, Dec. 9.-Cha-let IA
Lukens, a deputy sheriff Of Argentine,
was shot and killed while tying to
serve some papers on Charles Gallo
way In Rosedale last night Lukens
was shot through the heart
A posse was organized by Sheriff
Albert Becker, of Wyandotte county
and captured Galloway in q honse a
short distance from the scene OF the
shooting. Galloway attempted "a
make his escape on horse. but the
animal refused 10 run He then ran
from The sheriff on foot, but seeing
he WAS about to be ove,taken sought
refuge in the house in which he was
captured
William Drew city marshal Of Rose
dale. accompanied Lukens to serve
the papers and fired several shots
at Galloway when he attempted to es
cape.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
IN TERROR
Women Of Chicago Suburb
Afraid to Go Out Of Doors
After Dark

Chicago Dec. . New attacks
special session this afternoon heard
Jack the Slashcr' have eaHsed the
feminine portion Of The population 70
remain indoors after dark.
Tho last attack was upon Mrs
Emma Skinner Miller superintendent
Of music Of the West Aurora schools
aud one OF tile leaders of Aurora no
ciety. Others who have been slashed
with knife or beaten are:
M1s. William Berry. wife Of &c
smaut corr factor: Mrs Anna Barnai,
Miss Cara Kaiser. Miss Ada Wood
ward
upon AHfo arwomen by q mysterious
riously hurt OF ihe women recently
attacked. Just AZ she and Miss Ada
Woodward we're passing. the Slash.
erT leaped OUT from behlnd a tree ana
struck Ms. Berry blow under the
eye knocking her to The sidewalk
As she cried ont the aesallanl aim.
ed Z blow with a knife II Miss Wood
ward and then fed. The screams Of
the women brought many neighbors
- si4s sssSut. = i,.sa- 4....As.s.,, -
nelghborheod. hnt 10 trace Of the
FLASHER could be found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
WHILE A PRISONER
SUFFERED AN INJURY
Taken to Fort Supply Asylum
From Whence He Escaped
Only Few Days Ago
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Bartlesville Okla, Dec. Ed
ward Songer. come out Of the woodsl
Your cousin, George J. Benson OF
Syracuse, N. ", says YOU have fall
len heir to 100000 Though Toe death
of your grandfather
'Songer is a tailor and his present
whereabouts arc unknown S0me-
thing over year ago he was ar
rested Tor appropriating clothing
f,om the store of Iaadercr-Baird,
whore he worked. In the absence OF
a Jail in Washington county at that
time he was detained prisoner in
the Office OF Sheriff Jordan, and ono
day fell out Of The front window to
the concrete walk IN front Of Bopst's
store and injured bis skull
The injury caused Songer to sec
things and he WAS sent 70 The asy-
lum at Fort Supply, from which he
escaped onl va few days ago
Rartlesyille police received notice
TO be on the lookout for him. 1t
seems that he wa6 back fgom the
asylum cnee before. Anyway 1t Is
said that he came back and pulled or
a stunt, which he said was for the
purpose Of seeing his wife and child
lie dressed rs q negro wcnch and
frightened women WHO saw him IN
that Disguise
An interesting feature Of il all Is,
that his wife, who Is said to be liv-
Ing In Independence kas, at present.
secured divorce from MIN in the
district court here a few weeks ago.
Where Is Songee? Nobody seems
TO know. George Benson. Songer's
cousin. who Is searching for him,
reached Kansas City yesterday. The
Kansas City Star says in reference
to The case: The home Of the Son
gers Is in Toronto. There Edward s
mother mar led Edward b. Son
ger, street car conductor, after she
bad run away from home She was
forgiven by her father. and when the
father died he left q fortune OF So
100000 It Is said, to be divided among
four children and thei heirs Edward
Songer formerly worked In Kansas
City and u supposed TO have lived III
Independence Kas
There is evidently something in the
inheritance story AZ Kansas City pa.
pers are wiring 10 Bartesville today
for information about Edward Som
pe~ The bequest has dwindled today
to $4,000. but that would help some.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
SAYS HUSBAND GAVE
HER THE MONEY OUTRIGHT
Clinton GTGen|He, on the Con.
tTaTy, Says She Holds Coin
Only In Trust for Him

Pittsburg, Pa. Dee. 9-Social and
financial piitshurg was much inter
esled today In the announcement that
one of the most successful oil operat
ers IN Pennsykania. has filed papers
IN Los Angeles, asking an injunction
restraining his wife from spend $780,
geo. which he alleges She holds in
trust for him
Mrs. Greenlee. according TO friends
will make the defense that her hus-
band gave her This money out OF his
great fortune in The days of hts pros
perity, and that she has saved the
money anil Il belongs TO her. The
ease will likely attract great atten-
tion since up until few years since
Greenlee was one Of the best known
Of oil mon He, witch Hcrnard Forest
formed the partnership Of Greenlee
a Forest about nineteen years ago
and struck II rich
While otlefs with perhaps more
knowledge Of oil than they went
broke sinking dry holes Ia this oil
field, Greenlee 4 Forest drilled i2S
wells before they got one dry hole
III 4 short time they were each worth
millions, and II Il alleged that they
got the idea that they would cripple
the STANDARD oil company. About thls
time they refused Sg,000000 for their
holdings and they started IN TO fight
The combination
Before they could put the Standard
oil company out 0f business, how
ever, they quarroe1 rs partners, and
Forest. who had been a tailor VI
Chicora. Pa, before getting into the
oil business with Greenlec sold oui
to Greenlee, and taking his share OF
tie quickly made millions, went to
New York
Now York and Pittsburg yet remcm
her the sensational suicide of Forest
somewhat later, after he had found
the stock market could not be beaten
with his millions The luck which
had attended the firm did not follow
Greenlce when he resumed the busi.
ness as an individual. and he Is re
ported to have recently disposed Of
the remnant Of bis oil holdings, lie
and Mrs. Greenlee quarreled some
years since over her strong stand on
woman's rights, and she took up her
residence in California
The wife of the oil king r. said to-
have been proyident and has quite a
snug fortune IN real estate in PITTS
burg and Butler, Pa, as well as IN
California Greenlee hes taken up
his residence IN Butler, though his
business is transacted IN Pittsburg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
Peary Newspaper Prints AffldavIts
fl4y Associated pregs.l


New York, nc i0--The Times
prlHts sworn afKlduvits signed By
August w Loose, d pilot and naylga-
Tor, and George II Dunkle. an Insur.
ance broker, thai Dr. Cook promised
them $1,000 for their aid In prepar
ing The polar records Of his Journey,
which are now in the hands OF the
University OF Copenhagen The Times
also reproduces what purports to be
The fac-simile Of a. penciled memoran
dunn directing the preparation OF OBJ
strvations all The way from Syare-
saag to the pole.
They frealy acknowledge that their
motives Ia mailing these affluayiis Is
lie alleged failure to pay them IN
full the sum said TO have been prom.
lsed.
The Times further adds that 1t Is In
possible as vet to say that the obser.
vations calculated by Captain Loose
and which he alleges he supplied to
Df. Cook, are those actually delivered
bv bis secretary Mr. f.onsdale, to the
University Of Copenhagen. TO estab.
lish this point It would be necessary
10 compare Captain Loose's narrative
with the report received BY the Uni
versity af Copenhagen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
WILL SEEK OWENS DIsCHARGE

Attorney John Adams. who has been
employed for his defense by Jim
Owens. the negro farmer Of Spring
vale township who is held on the
charge Of mu -dering Mrs Maria Sim
mons, an aged negress, ten days ago.
states that he Is preparing to make
application to District Judge A II.
Huston as soon as the latter returns
from saltwater. for Owens release
on habeas corpus proceedings. alleg-
ing there was no evidence introduced
at the preliminary hearing before
Justice Seward which in any manner
showed that Owens had anything to
do with the crime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
AP0l0G|ZED FOR KN0GKB0WN

A lively mixup lasting few sec
onds toek place at the Union station
this morning shortly before O'Clock
when a local Santa Fe employe, who
was seeing his wife OF on a train,
knocked down an Oklahoma City
travelling man who happened 70 be
standing next the railroad mans
wife III the crowded station
The travelling man had just come
into The station. lie asked fellow
travelling man. who was cdging his
way through the crowd behind him.
ehow he liked the show. last night
The trainman thought the question
had been directed 10 his wife and
that he was trying 10 0ift Hith her,
SO without warning knocked the
travelling nan down Friends parted
The men and aftcrwards the train
man apologized for his hasiy action.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
No Shortage IN Oklahoma
Speoial 10 Daily .eador.


Muskogee. Okla, Dec. 9-The
shortage of the natural gas supply
which caused suffering IN Kans9s and
Missouri cities today Is not affecting
Oklahoma. In Muskogec the tenn
peralure has been about 10 degrees
above for tho past twentyfour hours
and there has been no lack OF gas
Muskogee has double supply, one
Of Caney River Gas companys line
from the Ramona fields. and the 9th
ef from local fields. hui there has
been no necessity for drawing on the
secondary SUPPLY. THE Csney River
company also supplies many other
large towns IN Oklahoma aud repre-
sentatlyes Of that company said that
their supply Is unlimited.
The Kansas Natural Gas company
which supplies Kansas aud Missouri
cities. have not yet been able 10 ret
heir lines across the oklahoma state
line ana tap the Oklahoma supply
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

Special to Daily Leader.
Chlckasha, Okla. Dee 9.~-Ell Stan.
trough and Emma Scarborough filed
suit IN the district court yesterday
against the Little Crater Crude Oil
Burner company ct al. for damages
to the amount of s250e0. The plant.
ifs allege that the defendants sold
them the right Of exclusive sale Of
The Crater burner by contract for tho
territory OF Grady county. The plant
iffs futher aliege that they paid S..
900 for The right of sale They allego
lhal the defendants resold the terri-
i0fy 10 other parties and these agents
ire able to undersell the plaintiffs IN
lheir own territory They ask for
damages
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
COMFORTS RES ST0RE HIS SANITY
Special TO Daily Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader
Tulsa. Okla Dee 3 Enjoying n
SO a day room in q local hotel, and
Wea ing fashionable snii Of clothes.
n. G pyle the pioneer journalist Of
Indian territory. who was found In a
uitiful state Of mind Monday morn.
ing, ~ now resting easy. To hts
friends today Pyle said he was moi
insane by any means Ills eonversa
ton bore out bis statement He said
however, that he became somewhat
feeble following an illness OF q few
weeks ago. and for some reason hid
cui on a creek near Tulsa 70 eYade
persons whom be imagined We're go
Ing 70 harm him lie Is altogether a
different man from the half starved,
poorly clad person who was picked
up BY the police Monday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
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PRINTING CONTRACT AWARDED

The state board of public affairs
today awarded contract to Warden
ami Ebright Printing company, of Ok
lahoma City, for the printing of 3,-
500 township report books for the use
of the state board of agriculture in
compiling the agricultural census for
the year 1910 The other bidders were
the Oklahoma Printing aud Engraving
company and the State Capital Print
ing company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
DIVORCE CAUSE Of
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE


Special to Daily Leader
Enid. Okla, Dec 9.-John Brezeag
er. who became violent while on tho
witness stand testifying IN a divorce
case Ia which he is plaintiff, IS bound
hand and foot on cot in the county
jail ANA IL suffering awful physical
as well rs mental agony as result
III an attempted suicide,
Brezenger was taken from She
court house. after hls collapse. TO ihe
home of his sister There BIC became
uamanageabIe and his removed to thf
county Jail followed. .
lie leaped from AN upper berth d
bis cell, falling on his head and bad
~ lacerating his scalp.
Attending physicians believe that
he will recover his mental equilibrium
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN PLANS

James A Harris of Wagner. act.
ing Republican state chairman, viii
oRen the pariys headquarters here
Friday for the state campaign OF 1910.
According to the announcement, a re
lentless fight is TO be waged with a
view of overthrowing the Democratic
party in the next election, and the
support aud c5operafiom Of all Repub-
LEANS. He win make canvass OF
the state for tie purpose of putting
the organization in touch with every
section.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
FEDERAL TRUST COMPANY LOSES

after weighing fhp evidence tllir-
teen and haif noufs the Jury in the
case or Federal Trust company ".
Wm. Spuslock. ii which the plaiBlih
sought a Judgment Tor {5eH On .
bonus note given br Spniock 20 The
vt Smith and Western road in 1902.
returned a verdict for lhe defend
ant This makes llc thlrd Ft Smith
ard Western bonus note case tried
before Judge sandlin in The Logan
county superior court without a YER
- - rl-s-tte ~i.c purchased
the notes from The Promoters Of the
Fl Smith and Western
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
PETTY THIEVERY ON INCREASE

The police report much petty ihiev-
e.v IN the city. Numerous com.
plants are coming IN Of lap 1obes.
buggy whips. sacks and otiler small
articles being stolen from harms in
the rcsidenfris jElsfricts- lately there
has been cnTsf1seable cqfnplsint oi
chicken siealing and only Yesterday
Prof +. ls. Buck reported the loss oi
dozen hlooded white Plymouth
Rocks which have taken many prizes
at state poultry shows Citizens 81
tho West Side and the Elbow dis.
trict also report chickens stolen.
Yesterday iaIl hi nnegro was
seen by Mrs. A. = Gray. Hife Of a
local druggist. dashing out Of the
postoifice With some Christmas pack
ages which she had left Oh the writ
ing desk waiie sac essteaasee sea4sS
stamps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
WANT SPECIAL GRAND JURY
sneeIaI % nalIy Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Ardmore, Okla, Dec 3 9,-Petitions
are being circulated hege, asking that
Governor Haskell send Il special
prosecuting officer here to conduct q
special grand Jury investigation q
numerous law violations and an III
Quiry into the conduct OF some ol
the county officers The Law and Or
der league and the AntiSaloon league
are taking the lead in cleanup cam
paign
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 9.-I.ast night
was the coldest OF the winter In Ne,
braska. Iowa and the Dakotas. with
temperatures ranging between ten be-
low AZ Lincoln and eighteen below at
Norfolk. The wind changed to the
south today and a rise in temperature
Is expected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
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ToDAYs MARKETS.

8 Chicago. lis. Dec. 9-Shoris
Q we're nervous in the grain pit -
: day end bad weather mitigaied
. against their side Weather re-
. poyt bad. December wheat clos.
. ed at Sio9 IA. Nav af SleS rs
9 December corn closed at IS SIC; |
= May at G0c.
. Kansas City Grain.
. Kansas City. No. Dee 9. De-
= cember wheat closed at s102 1-2
9 May at St0s 81. December corn
. closed at 60 IA. May az 81 S-Se.
. Kansas CITY Livestock
Q Kansas City No. Dec. g.--Ten
9 thousand cattle we're received,
. ten lower. Hogs-Receipts. 5000
9 steady market
o coo 0o0o q O q 90 @ 00s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-09
OIL FIRES RACE NEAR TULSA


sprcial to Daily Leader.
TULSA. Okia Dec 9--One OF tho
lsfgesi waste oil fires In Tulsa county
= burning as the result Of a broak
la fhe pipe llus of the Texas COM
fany yesterday afternoon. distribute
ing 1900 barrels ~ oil over an area
of ground near the north limits OF
Ile CITY The handsome Tulsa
Country club and numerous iine res
licences wpsc threatened for a Tine.
bul the hfp rs now under control.