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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15
6eordnete ueberiibt iiber
Ole Sage.

Sas Iarier Yet unrna erfGrt ans einmanbfreier Nme
eraren baben bah apan hnte mod Sendano ben ®
rGren prb Semggenmber weif Der apanide Sptdafer
@abmsum muS Sas aibnsouer Saatsbpartemen feline Sbe
SaDou.
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5Wm bener Snltnr NM rner abbarbarei nno beoamert
8aris ast aber sumbOm uG erfdren Oaa bic ransOism
aQe &ugenpGiie beiebt baben.
n ibrem SiebesWerem Die 6mnf Der Toen pereist d
Die rne &esiermms 10 melt ba e ben TOem fr ben aa Der
sOpuitat &esms, Spradenrebst mmS Dple pOti Inuno.
mie beripridJt
Die Serbem eelebem sn bas 100000 Ceierreder Td
Gmsans nad Sdabat mnb Susmsa ban erGren S
aber ais bebenmnsps oa linen n gnnseu ei BET Sesrab
nber Die Span sn pmmen..
Sin eumbpmer Satt agt Snrfe babe inernatiomaes &ed
pertt mbem tie Die bemien aren5er 8Obn nnb Srean fanfe
ab br Der Semen &esieruns ene6aae sees uorbn
nnb nbrigns werb ne Die &n5er beimmt mt Enkano
perpenben
Die r6mid]e 3eitmms Sribmma eGrt einmal marmm
5talien n perbaten werSem famn Seerdllnsarm ben
gms benti6n Slnssems pmrbem gpmben nad @amnr,
SeIsen seuurfem mnb fMnf EeriOnen pernnnbet.
grnd beanptet, baR 1000 bis 5000 Semem bel Sie
800 euommen nb nnb Snf @ ben Ser
mnnSeen sue bentid)e Erinsen befinoe.
Der bede @snealta Der bis4er fe9r reAea tHnNst
bar feline meen bulletins meb nerptfenllen peroe
6elSmarid5aa Sir Spbu 6rend, Der Cberummanban Der
britden srnppen i'm 6elSe, lit in Saris sinsetrOffen
Ins r6miG lneae fpmmt Die @enget Der gSisberanf
rnns bs Saanbmmbes Sem 5mcd ben &nin bfen nnb
Die SHrfei inafip 5n 5aten
General eem pum bemdJem srusem 8emeratab Sas
femie %plf in einem @anei rsemSepas sanben mdf
pfiSea mitsetei urb 3m riger 3et Wbe Der 8eneralab
dun prem, Obme nbertrsibsm Obsr Derfmerm.
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Madfplger mirb General BON Der NarWs gemannt
Yrabent ySium ipridt hd furmea Oasesen ans, bak in
Yma Mnleben nr fresfmbnoe adte angelegt werben 8e
gen Mneben fir nentrae YGdte ba nidjts ensnmenoen
Sm Sun Sebaian Spansu unb cine ause &unferens sui-
m oem britdem Soti1afr nnb benz ipanidn Eremier a,
Der srpfe gcSeutmng besemeieu wrb.
Der grpfc Sampfer Nfarienbab Ses St. 2opb
am oem ese Sumbap nu Set emem brtidn &ress.
idiff sefapert
Sampfer Gtie M. 1866 @merifanern ubne 3uidjemfGGe
Gnslauo in Hew surf eugetruffen
&apGn bes @urfulf in Neiu g)pr eingerpfnem Sam.
piers Nee mill 10. 9ngn ben @prbb 2lobbSamper
prin5 gSilbelm getdDtet baben.
&abnperfe6r SemtdlanS fir Sunriien ueSer frei nnb
1meriane Dnnen 2anb jest berlaen Dies in &aib.
insum babin geben, oak Die ubhernns Der Senem Irmee
beenbet tit.
Sambmrs 9maSinie ermGgt %erfam mser in auierifan-
i6en eeuGHern liesenben Sampfer Imerfamer.
Nner Yrotet Der 9entdameraniidlen Sambelsammer in
New prf bas StanSepamnt Oe offennre furtse
iette Sisfrminernns" segen SemtidJlanb
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15
9lns 1seniter seitiirSt.

9lnn s(rbor. Mi6., 10. 9lue
9eim 9iCinigen Der 6ei1iter eincs
Sfiicc-@ebduOes in Der NfainitraBe
Itiirste Caroline 9us pom 5Ipeiten
Stod1perf arf Die StraBe binab.
9as MGoden erlitt 10 ihnere Ser
letungen, 0aB on ieinem gluffommen
geslpeifelt Miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15
Mnterind)nng flptt gefiibrt
Sititis- Separtement iautmelt Stati-
itifen iiber Gebensmittel- -Ereiie.

8af1in g II, Is. slug. Sen!
tiee gta9ri6ten ON bos S5uIti,.
9epartement aeieen, oaB in aaen
Staaten un6 fait in ie6er groBen
Staot Die ltnteruhungen iibGr Oie
@rbobung Der 2ebensmittelpreiie
ilott ponitatten geben.
Der 9un6es-Giitriftsantpolt IN
San 6rancisco telegrapbierte, ooB
Oie llnteriudine bereits eine gr-
bobiing Der sSraftraten fiir &onler-
ben nod nusldnoiihen 6dfen Der.
biitet Bat.
glus aanias Sim fonmt cine
gfafrd)t, 6aB es feinen Hiiben5iifer
nuf Dem Morfte gibt.
@iaiam S. goungs, Siitrifts-
oniuaIt in 9rooflpn, telegrapbierte,
OaB er 8orlaouneen fiir. cine @ranb-
iurp niisseianot bdtte, Die itd6ften
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15
Sei- SOtclbranb uerlekt.

Ban Gitp, Mi6., 10. 9lug.
Geuer I'M arlington SoteI, Dem iiib.
renoen Sotel OIL Der @eitieite Oes
oSliiiies. 5eritorte fnit Ons ean5e
,Snnere oes Seb6uoes ltno ridtete
cinen S6aoen BON mehrcren toitieno
Collars an 0ii6ael Sine, elm
friiberer Sarmer, nniBte burd 6Ianl-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15
eeSl1 elmer ofd5teuen
brabtl0iem 9>acbrtcbt
ttacb SaDuiue*
sSapan lpiQ angfbli6 9euti0lano
Sen &rieg ertldrcn.

na6bem oieie oas bena6barte Yla.
teou geitern genommen baben llniere
IrtiQerie grill Die 0eiltid)e 9fadbut
on un0 trug lpeientli6 5rnn Grfolge
unlerer Snfanterie BEL, oie nur einige
Serlplln0ete imO gar feinen Soten
batt. @ir fanoen auf Dem &anpf-
plabe cine gan5e Mtenge perlaiienes
ariegsmnterial, mas oaraif i6lieBen
IdBt, oaB Die Geutiden iiber 6als
uno aopf floben."
Otto q. @rt., 10. 9lua. Tic
SSapaner BON 9ritii6 Columbia piin-
i6eir iid Dem fanaoil6cn &ontingcnt
sitm Sample fir oie Sode @nglonoS
an5lii6liebeit Ser Tren1ierilliniitcr
Ser Sonlirtion bot bon pielen SSso-
panern oiesbe5iiglide @eiud)e erbaI.
ten. gr nteint. nenn sic grloubnis
gegeben miro. miro Elm ganSes &c
giment bon tailieno Mann ans So
panern gebiloet peroen fornen. Gie
SSSapaner tpiiroen eanaoiide llnifor-
men er6alteit. ga oas erite &ontin-
gent ser Gdnooier i6on obgeganger
lit. fnnn 6dS 9lngcbot Ser SSapaner
ni6t angeltommen iperoen, boh miro
ibnen bieIleid)t ipdter @elegeiibeit &C.
ge6en lperOen. iifl ben GanaOiern an
5ltidlieBen.
griiiieI, 15. 9lng. gllle 3eitnn-
gen Drufen nnf Der eritem Seite in
erofen 9etterm cine uInrnnng an
Die 3ipilbepOlfernmg". Die 3ipiliiten
,uerben nmfsefprbert, Siiren nnb
SSeniter seidllpiien sm balten nnS i'm
falle, ais cine Srtidlaft beiebt iucr-
ocn iullte, iie 5n rGmmen, bamit Die
Sentid)en nidJt Die glnflage erbeben
f6mnen, oaf pun 3iuiliitcn anf iie
geid)Dhen pnrbe.
81 o m, iiber 9onbon, Is. slugirit.
Der omerifoiliihe 9otid)after 5bo.
mos 9tclion Sage bot ongefiinbigt,
bnB Die amerifaniide 9iegierung
Sransportidiffe nod europa geihidt
bot, bie ftibig iino. 5000 slmerifaner
heinlsrnebnlen. Gie 9lnfiinoigllna
bot inter Sen 9lmerifonern groBe
SSrelibc berllrio6t. Man bofft, oob
onOcrc Observation-Disclosures nod
fonlmen tperoen.
9Sn SStalien ollein iiito ettpn 5000
glmrrifaner, in Der S6ipei5 fl 900.
Ginige 9(nlerifaner boben Tim l1e6er-
io6rt ouf einem italienii6en S6iff
eriuft. nber bie S6iffsgeieGi6aft
perlangte fiir bie 9leiie cine 8nralttie
bon 10000 OoGor, 10 6ab Die &eiie
erIter SlalIe $t400 inb cine ge-
pobnIi6c 9aiiite 5000 gefoitct bate.
9erIin. Is. 9lugitit. Q1eber
9onoot). Gie Heqieritng bot bas
@loratorium biz gr5e September
perl6naert. ltnieres @iiiens NOR
9eltidlano bie ein5ige friegfiibrenbe
Nfadlt, oie fein Woratorirm erfl1rt,
ionScrn MIR bie @eridte allf9eforoert
bot, nit iair1ligen Sdulbnern milbe
su ocrfobren. Slnin. 5. ~
9riiiiel. IA. slug.. iiber Earis, Is.
9lng. Ser belgiid1e 8encrnIitab itellt
felt, 0aB bis 5 llbr nadmittng BEL
0ieit fcin engagement itntteefluioen
bot. 9ie Ineaben iiber Die 3abl ser
9eutiden in Der &ropin5 9imburg
mar iibertriebcn itno Die ntilitGrii6c
Situation miro aIs ousgeseifp1et err
fl6rt. ans ftratesiifen8riinSen ipulle
aber Der @emeralitab feline fpciteren
Bulletins mebr ansgeben.
9onbon, 10. Ilig. Sn Der De
pei6e airs gfiih, bie BON Dem 9ln9rifi
Der 100000 Monn oit. ing. Srup-
pen ipriht, miro bin5ugefiigt, 6aB es
ben Seiterrei6ern nlr olif @rrnS
ibrer llebernadt geliinsen lei, oie
sdbe gu iiberi@reiten mo bak Die
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15
3ablmeiiter beraubt mno
erid)Oiien.
Sanoiten in ct. 2onis bcoienten
iidl zines Intos sur ,slnd)t.

st 9ouis, Nto., 10. @ue. j.
s. Golfer, 3ablmeiiter Der ct.
Hefrigerating & 9olo Storage Co.,
lpitroe beite bornlittog bon H1ubern
erifoiien. Die Spei gonoiten nab.
men ibm oas 8elO, bas sur 9lus5ob.
lung Der 9lngelteIlten beitinmt mar,
fort imo eutfnmen in einem sluto.
mobil.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15

men iunO Siaid aus ieinem 9irnmer
getragen meroen. Seine 8erlesun.
gen iillo 10 eririt, OaB nton ibn nod
cincn Spital bringen nuBte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15
- + arr ell -
fir Spmnfp=Sferf.

Suertas 8enerali6asmeiiter
ioa sipei D1iIlionen Teios inter.
idlagen babeu. 9tur 5pei @iilio-
nen2
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15

= Gbenbpoit 9eier ioIIten Die
9ln'eiacn Ses 9lbenos ausihneioen
uno iie mitbringen, tpenn iie BEL
&aufleuten GinfGuie MAIDEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15

Srdiibent @iliDn gegen
glnlriben an triegfiibz
rrnOe Mddltf.
Serben seben Oiterreidliiden Sin.
ntarid) uadJ Serbien sn.
Sefgiidler @eneralitnb id)liSert Gage
Der Sinse slGnSenb.
@irS aber bpn MN OH feline Snlle-
tins mebr ansseben.
Sentidjer sslieser iuirft Sumben
nafD Hnntnr.
9cr beriibmten Grbsiunrit seidliebt
uieoer GriuGbnnng.
Slmerifaner iinS in Berlin nidlt I'M
min0eitens in gtpt.
@arnm Stalien iueiter neutral 5a
bleiben geSenft.
$500 9lmcrifaner iinS hemtc ppn
GnglanS abgereiit.
Sci 9ieit iDllen andl sluei SentI6e
Yrin5sn OeriunnOst iein.
Sapancr pullen on Der Seite Der
Gambler fGmpfen.
Zen @solen iuirS Helisiunsfreibeit
nnS glntpnomie peripruden.
9onSun, IS. 9lns. Gin Niar-
eonigramm ans Uffisieller Serlincr
G.nellc, Satiert BON Ssrcitng, gibt ein
Snterpieiu nit Sem SentidDcn Hcidls-
fnmsler Or. bon Setbmnnn-Sullmeg
ipieSer. Der Sansler bescid]net ben
negeniuGrtisem Srieg ais einenaanpf
ami 9eben II. Sob siuiidlen Sentiflen
mno Hnfen, Deranlnft bnrdI Die Gr-
mOronna Ses Gr5berspgs Srans Ser
Sinnno nno ieiner 8nttin, nnb er-
fldrt, Gnglano bnbc bic lang criuar-
tete @elcgenheit ergriffen, eincu
&ricg snr %crniftnng Der gcidlaft-
lidlcn NDblfnbrt ScntIdllanos Sn
beginner. Ter Sansler fGbrt fort:
pSdlWeren Sersens ieben mir Gns-
lnno inter nnicren 1scinScn, Sa cngc
Sanbe Ses Slutes suiid)cn Gnglnnb
uno SeHtidjlnnS beitcben. GnglnnS
itcllte iid) nnf Die Seite Hnslanbs,
Seiien ltneridttlidlfeit nnb barbari-
idDe Nnmahtns oieien 6ries berppr-
gcrnfen hat, nm Die bentidle 3aiic
bnrdj rniiiid)en Eanslnpismns sn err
nieorigen nno sn nnteroriifen. @ir
crfpnrtcn, bah Der 8ercd)tigfeitsiinn
ocs nmcrifnniid)en %ulfes Die glme.
rifnner fGbig MAIDEN wiro, nniere
Gage 5n begreifen. @ir lenfen lire
Tnfmcrfiamfeit anf Die einicitisen
cngliidlcn Saritellnnsen nnS erindlen
iic, nnicrcn Stanopnnft burnrteils.
frci III nnterinhen. Sann iuiro Die
Spmpntbie Der amerifaniidDen 9a-
tion nnf Seiten Der Sentiden 3iuili-
intium mnS Gnltnr iteben, Die sescn
cincn bnlbaiiatiiden nnS iuenig fnl.
tipicrten Sarbaren fdmpft."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15

Seiebnns bon Sdabab Snrd bic
Scitcrreider BON feiner bciunocren
Sebentnng iei, snmnl Der llcbcrsans
iiber Die Spnam bel Selgrab oen
Seiterrcidern nidt gelnngen lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-15

pie eitr5ige fderioPe oeitf.
f9e Seit,t,u9 in 2GiRisan.
pec4e Die 9epef9en ser
EH. TrsGe 6rinSt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10
still hitting the line" "

Governor Lee Cruc was here yes
terday on account of the death OF
the wife of his brother, A. l.. Cruce
and he was present at a meeting
yesterday afternoon of the produc-
ers A. c. Cruce, attorney for the
Magnolia Pipe Line company who
had been to the Offices of the com
pany at Corsicana, was also present
and addressed the meeting. While
Mr.. Cruce is attorney for the pipe
line company, he is a better friend
to Ardmore people and to the pro-
ducers. His talk yesterday was one
of cooperation rather than one of
law evasion. He told the produc-
ers that the pipe line company was
making every effort to find mar
ket for the Healdton crude, and
they were preparing to care for the
production up to $4,000 barrels a
day and he urged the producers in
their own interest to induce another
pipe line to build to the field. One
result of the meeting was an in
vitation sent to George c. Greer
general attorney of the company
at Beaumont to come here next
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock and
address the producers. Another re-
suit is the kindling of a friendlier
feeling between the two parties
the pipe line people and the pro-
ducers-and cooperation in finding
market will be of vastly more
benefit say some, than a fight in
the courts. That the field is likely
to have a daily production of Co.
600 barrels was brought ont that
the oil market has reached its high
point and is on the decline was
stated, and the producers were
warned to expect a cut on the
Healdton crude within a week or
ten days. Prospects are that the
hearing before the corporation COM
mission, scheduled for the 18th, will
be postponed. Both sides would
like to have more time in preparing
their statements for the court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

L. Il. Crosbie of Tulsa was in the
fields yesterday and today lie
stated at the hotel last night that
the oil market could not go to pieces
that there is too great a demand
for oil His plan to relieve the
situation is to quit drilling so 'iucn'
buil1 steel storage for the wells
that are in and he believes that
within a year the producers Will
get a dollar a barrel. He says the
oil here is OF a lower gravity thah
at Gushing, but it has a good ap-
pearance and he believes 1t is worth
ne much as the oil at Gushing and
should sell for as much. Mr. Cros-
bic said he had not had tests mace
of the oil In speaking Of the cost
of storage, he said 55,OOO-barrel
steel tank would cost $l1,5OO and
This would make the cost of storage
2Oc barrel lie is of the opinion
that six months will he required TO
get the field Strengthened out with
a market for the product He will
test the gas of the field and when
the wells can be opened up, he
may put in a gasoline plant in the
field. He is the owner of the larg-
est plant of the kind in the state
in the Tulsa oil district. Mr. Cros-
bie will return home tomorrow and
IL is probable that he will be back
here Monday to meet the producers
and Mr.. Greer of beaumont VINO
will be here TO represent the pipe
line people at public meeting,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

Many Of the producers are Of the
opinion that the pipe line people are
playing ravorites in the field, that
they take more oil from one pro
ducer than from another. This is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10
Broadway Methodist

Sunday school, 9:45; Junior League
p. m; intermediate League $50
p. M; public worship II a. m. with
sermon by the pastor, subject "The
Risen Life" At 7.45 the choir will
give their Easter Musicale. Come and
worship with us.
C. r. GRAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

Producers No. on the Nancy
Dawson lease in 32-3-3 is 1864 feet
and still in the sand. The well
flows every hour ard promises to
be good one The company is
rigging up for its No. 3 on the
same lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Sankey were
in from the fields and spent last
night in the city.
| W. G.. Endicott Of the Southern
Oklahoma Company was here last
night from McAlester.
r. o. Whittiken of Bakersfield
Col, is a visitor to the Ardmore
oil fields.
b. l.. Keudell of saltwater, who
has interests in the field is here
]. Carl Smith of the Minnehoma
Oil company is here from Cleveland
Okla. and will remain in the fields
the balance of the week. His COM
panv has no holdings here at this
time but is looking for investments.
George f. Getty OF Los Angeles
Cal. is president of this company,
1t has production at Cleveland, IN
the Usage field. and in Kansas.
Nathan Adams, cashier of the
American Exchange National bank
of Dallas, is an Ardmore visitor
Mr.. Adams has made investments
in the Ardmore oil fields and is
here on a brief visit looking after
his purchases.
Frank Lewis OF Durant, who is
interested in the oil fields, is here
today on business.
The Coline well in the center of
Cts is at depth OF 562 feet and
is waiting for the arrival of an un-
derreamer.
The Skelley- Sankey well in 1858
| has reached a depth of S63 feet
and has a fishing job on hand
The Cravens well near Reck is
drilling in hard red lime at 1863
feet.
The Wrightsmau & Foster people
have three wells on the sand that
will be drilled in at once, the Red
River company have three wells on
the sand. the Crystal one. Gunsburs
4 Forman one. and the Humble
company one 1t was thought last
night that none of the wells eX-
cent the three OF Wrightsman &
Foster would be drilling in at this
time
II I, Robertson OF Lawton who
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

spent several weeks in the fields
here, has gone to Mexico, No. where
he was called on account of the
death of a relative.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

The Tecumseh- Healdton company
have a rig up in the northwest quar-
ter of section 1-4-3 and will be
drilling there by tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

Billie Wise is expected here today
from Bartlesyille. He is the con-
tractor on the Polk well in section
II and it is hoped that he will be
able to recover the tools which have
been lost in the hole, and will save
the well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

S. S. Waite, a representative of
the interior department is here from
Muskogee. He has been in the
fields to make report on the oil
situation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

Yesterday. 1t filed two $50 barrel
tanks within one night and lost
much oil that ran down the creek.
! 1t is considered a 7OO-barrel well.
The Coline company has started
an offset to the Mutual Benefit on
the south. This is in section 4-4-3.
The DuArd company in the south
west of the southwest of 9-4-3 will
be drilling by Monday or Tuesday.
It is reported that some of the
Safe oil stock sold for two for one.
This is the company that is drilling
few miles southwest Of Ardmore,
NJ. l.. Moore, vice president and
treasurer of the Frick- Reid Supply
company, left here today for Tulsa.
He will remain there until the lat
ter part of the month and will then
return to his home at Pittsburg.
He says the field here has great
possibilities, that it is probable that
the production can be run up to-
10000 barrels, which makes a mighty
good field He is of the opinion
that market conditions will be per-
fected within a few months and that
little patience on the part OF the
producers will see things get har-
monious again c. c. Simmons and
j. r. Swindler of the same company
returned with Mr. Moore to Tulsa. |
Ted smith cf this company, who
was here in the early days of the
field, is now located at Tulsa and
his face is missed about the hotels |
IN Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

Wanted Driller able to sink test
on 5000 acres in desirable location,
for interest in leases \. V. Doak,
Box 2S3. Ardmcre Phone a. If
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

Charley Stewart, district foreman
cs the pipe line company, arrived
yesterday afternoon from St. Louis,
where he net his family en- route
here from ParkersbuIg, w. Va. Nh
and Mrs. Stewart have rooms with
Judge and Mrs John TEinkle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

The producers fear to quit drill
ing on account of their ueishbors,
whom they think will drain the oil
from their lani one of the best
informed men OF tha field said this
would he so if the sand was regular
and every we'll reached the same
sand But the sands are different.
Every lease has It's own individual
sand and no other well can get its
oil Wells within 500 feet of each
other are in entirely different sands
and no fears should be entertained
that the most active driller will
get more than his portion OF the
oil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

The Croshi,-Beatty well No. l on
the Smith lease in section > will
he drilled in today. Mr.. Crosbie
Mr.. Beatty and Mr.. Shriyer, left
for the fields this morning. The
tools We're recovered from this well
yesterday It is on top of the sand
and had the appearance Yesterday
of being a good we'll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

OIL AND GAS LEASE FOR SALE.
12O acres in the northwest quar-
ter of section 36-3-S, for sale. Frank
Sittel. Room 3, Hub building. Nc
Alester. Okla. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

Seventy cents is good price
for OIL" said David r. Beatty oi
Houston last night, Il sold hall
a million barrels at one time FOL
22 / &c and it cost me SC barre
to load it. The Santa Fe once re-
fused an offer from me of severa
thousand barrels at 10c a barrel
Il have sold oil at Sc and 5c and
10c. and if the Healdton oil could
be moved at zoe there would be
good profits in the business" Mr.
Beatty and his partner Mr., Crosble
have ordered in a j5,000-barrel steel
tank. They will save what oil they
have and they will drill as few
wells as possible Mr.. Beatty is OF
the opinion that the pipe line people
ought to build storage for the oil
or ought to agree to purchase the
tanks which the producers put in
the field. shutting wells in ruins
them. he said, and those already in
should be allowed to flow. but no
more should be drilled in until such
time as there are facilities for han
ding it, Mr. Beatty says the activ-
itv here is terrific. Some morning
as many as 100 wagons are loaded
with supplies for the field. The
producers are using poor judgment,
In lhinks I'm heinn so aCllNe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

The p. & H. company in section
lo-l-3 is building a rig west of
their No. / and will be drilling
there within ten days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

will return home within few
weeks a well man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

yesterday. 1t filled two 25O-barrel
tanks within one night and lost
much oil that ran down the creek.
It is considered a 7OO-barrel well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

]. Il. Crosbie of Tulsa, and David
R. Beatty of Houston arrived here
yesterday to spend time in the
fields. They have ore well now be-
ing drilled in and are active pro-
ducers in the Healdton field. These
people are among the largest oil
producers in the Oklahoma and
Texas fields, and they will be of
much service to the producers here
in helping them out in the matter
of finding a market These gentle
men were very busy all yesterday
afternoon and last night in con-
ferences with local producers.
The Lincoln Tank company OF
Electra. with Dick Barkley in charge
is building tank yards in section
Q on the Rex lease. The tank men
in the Healdton field are in very
great demand, due to the fact that
the producers are forced to care
for a part of their production.
CONGRESSMAN Chas. d. Carter in
writing to citizen of this town,
with reference to the proposed' gov
ernment pipe line, says in his letter:
THE Oklahoma delegation has al
ready taken some action with ref
erence to the oil situation in the
Ardmore field. Senator Gore, as
you know, has had a resolution pass
ed through the senate for an in
vestigation. Our delegation has
been putting in considerable time
interviewing other congressman
from oil states with regard to their
views for government-owned pipe
line. They do not seem to warm
up to the proposition very much
but We are not discouraged, and are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

The Coline company has started
an offset to the Mutual Benefit on
the south. This is in section i4-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

S. G. Redd OF the Corsicana Pc
troleum company ha- returned from
II business trip to Tulsa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

The DuArd company in the south
west of the southwest of 9-4-3 will
be drilling by Monday or Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-10

Mr. Tizron of Tizron d Guncheon.
contractors and tank builders. was
ia the city last night from Tulsa