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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
nii:" >s-tLFNttu i.,toNi..
t!nj'otrHNr es,pSycs.,

aih" NTnikH' ras onu d.. no most IN.
"'''"i N'ihcEs'.s against rnoroo. Sn.
'"' no" 10 80" lb,,ucniS WHEN tou,.
'.'a, q los roon = ,hur. I'M, boE,,,.
No. man which luG - i'rorna'., ,rr.s,.
,'t "'h nv.' ~" man had burst int,,
h' T""'" ana mad arae.s,..G Miss Baker
'"h hr rod. arg.,nS nor - throw sav-
r'"- '-#c'.a '. .,U;hrs thout hex, ana
.'"'"r"h ~" u nj noonIne. Sn.
D" o.' md ~" rnorro ,9as jtirnon.
80 Ne ''"ri'o0 tc,D.s no ilrashold o.
l1' room, rad ~" shipped % IN mo
IN. t'.t~ ". yhu NAN ,,asNhni.a
''" 90 ii'A .. so,.rai tii,s bstw.on
''@t. - "'.iho.I ana I$eu.t.n,h Low
sN"i"1h no ihNS Us 10, I'noino.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
Captain nnis,r on ~. why r,,,s

fno raN,rn ~ Captain W W ls,sdar.
chairman % IN" V'rsinia Commission
{" IN" Panama !,sc,iio International
DEPOSITION, san Prhno'sco, is horstItlad
W sequence oi postcards rsGoived ~
inc state capitol rom points a.onG tho
rout" followed by tho commissiop,r
Captain Bakor spent the last ton week.
IN san i'rancihco, apneaTInf; on tho ok
position grounds ovary dhy. 40 s duo
20 aEri~e Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
>pE.AN s!HSAit wVttO BAN
pelkS;.h'ts: N,skN stptSreN

tiarrS & houston, q Elizabeth City.
. equally eligible ~.th Captain Baker
Err tac ch;ttrmtnSal IL 81 ,tnAncc, cvL Mr..
stoUStcn ana bis friends claim that mo
Gu2aceta City member haS suthciel.
votes pledged - hiai o. assure bis cleo
.tcn as Speaker - tn. House ~, whteh
event hs VIII D. chg ~. rpr members
ship cDiS ca tn: Committee 81 E:u l,.s.
- FL FITS. neNt in line o. Baker and
ficus-c.i. = r:,sdr.l 80 a. cat - any pcs
s!oNc contest Co.! the chA!ruauSnip -
nntn-c oecaHse - his tss r:ss-Ee cppr-
stlcn =: the Segregation Tan bill IL
the Last L.c,s Stature,
Joan w SrcRh enson yin succeed
";.-Leg Eun,iN Oliver q, chairman -
the Committee for Crg~tS o Justice, -
"hiCh -: +, nov ,u7-GhairInan. Shrula
nc dcGlne tn: ch.tir ~ Womb 60 -
tlush 4. White, u E:Vclicrijgc, whg Tor
some month, past DTS been Doomed ~
Dis trtend, toy til. yihce u Attorney
GENERAL ~ succeed l9hn GARLAND Evl-
i;tr.l.
r...ss.,: y. II Love VIII De continued
~ tn: head u taa Commit ~
schools ma Colleges, Delegate i. ~.
Adams At no head 9t the con, m -,c..
3a .tsrtc's.ti.~., ana *. .. Norris, lr "a
chairman ,. -: Committee. on Genera
Laws.
cc.1ne. Honart l". Leedy % rns..
VIII remain ~ chairman - ~: Com
miLtt:e ~ N..l:JrHy Arnirs, ana 'ccgar,,
/ $. Z '<cnr WiN again pp.sla. over
the Comm Tee On Counties. crti..s ana
| Towns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
fined for Selling nosr.

Lulu Pom. prnpriator Of tho houao
at 209 Mayo Street. who was arrested
ny Poiioemon Sweet and Whit!nw, Sat
urdhy night. on Ghurgo of selling heer
without y licenne. was tlnad S3On and
ooste In tho Poliua Court, yoatcrtiny.
Thu woman p,siti, tin ilu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
PROVIDES FOB .ALBEMARIE-S
nANMVrS PEACH CROP

F =. SneaG. manager ct express
trI:,,c On TIE Chesapeake and Ohio, IN.
-"cu-ne'! FROM -alnerA-ie COUNTY vhere
Ne arranged Scr the shipment az forty
carloads 90 geach.s over his rn- TIVE
crop rhts wear .. Almost tcust. TIN. @
previous Seasons. Fer Ii. su-2oae ..
hfPr'tinS refrigeration Scc IL :il.sses q.
business orig i1ari7R On irs G?-. The
h"aacea!se and Qhip ms c.certly 70
reived 100 nsw r-frixerlccr :a-.. the
infringement - chia SERVICE t1s See.
titc1 over ~ NJ Sneai II addition to
bis other duties.
The earnings ~ ca. III .saaenxe md
oh!o coc the tcsc two weeks n A,rrlsr
snow an i7crense ., S4il.l IT'S rvar III.
tDcal ccr the sam. period Hsr yea- TIL.
Hku-"s Cor l3l, wsr. ,5,2I0.iiT laG
cnis y.n- sk,753.S12
Reports trrm western points s.l1w
that chere viii Dee no sr-n.d.lte de-
c-ease IL the shipment oe horses and
N ICES cor the a!l,.s. On. order has ra-
Gently been placed c0r $4,000 army
horses. ana st Louis r.purts order. az
gr.gar:T7g $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
GENERAL SALE DEFENDS
M|L|T|A's RIFLE RECORD
Says rs Per Cent ~ Virginia VoluI,.
teers Know How to Shoot
Well.
ELEVEN rER CENT HONOR MEN
Cites Commentator Given State Sol
diery by Regular Army Officer.
Delegates Named To Attend Mill
tary Surgeons Convention.

Adiutant General W. w, Sale ycster-
aaN took occasion 20 defend the record
OF tho Infantry ,ncn II the Virginia Vol
uutecrS on the state riflc range NJ
Virginia Nearh this summer, Several
newspapers had criticized the showing
made AZ the range ny airectsnS atten-
t.rn to the tact that only rompar-
attvely small, numtrr had qualified III
the three highest GLASSES.
AS matter - fact said General
sale, seventy tNe peg cent OF the l.Soo
officers and enlisted men or the three
regiments wnr attended the encamp-
;nents ar Virginia Erach qualified rs
rthemen OF the hvst and SECOND classes.
TWO hundred and si>ty-Nve officers and
men. or - per cent % tho total NUM-
Heg. made records whirh entitled them
80 special distinctions as expert r!aenen.
sharpShooterS or mark smen, under inc
most severe conditions prescribed by
the War Department..
I'm regard ~ tne statenen, that the
Virginia volunteers DO not know how
70 handle y ride. /. - only necessary
20 refer 70 the ORDERS SrNcrnsnS those
eligible 70 attend yhe e-,ca;np'nents.
tNery nan Was required 20 qualify
hsmselt on the ,ndrur ranges ~ tho
COMPANY stations. uc, cnly IL shooting
bat III carius tc- his -!te, The In
acknowledgements. Captain \. NJ. ship.
detailed cy the wa- reracr;-ient 20 SUI
pervtSe The rnrSe. states ~ mis- repost
that the SKIN displayed WAS trc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24

'N''>'o. a!io" ~ = }nmos. AZ
'ei.u st iiop,n.i ga IN. cn,y.. ~
-"'"'hu -" n".no D. T.. . para. (, boi.,
''"i"'c'pt .. stanton. eas loCxca no
IL -" fn"'co County Jal last MINT
i"' s"'r.;"oi'ins. 80 'SiIi no taKan IN
7'A"hion 1o'ah. %! Once. Mitcho,i, OK
.that GitX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
PREVIOUS t:Nrt:NIt:NCt:
Ns:I.t't:n SAVE AMMUNITION

General Sale added !ha. there was
Gttle waste 81 summation az the range
because &c the previous experience ths
men had had or rhe tn1ccr ranges. TSs
recrcd CT .he three regiments. rs =
whole re said compared :tvc-ahly
w!,h rcaI cc the organized militia OF
any Sra.s. ard was ROY "a behind toe
showing made BY the average brigade
II TIRE CriIsG States Army
Dele gates were Yesterday -AgrsG -
the A1jCtarr- General - At,e"1 .hs
gwcnty Fourth annua, convention 9.
military surgeons IL tne tn te1 safes.
:. hlch VIII De held III washtustcir r<N.
month Lieutenant Colonel jrrirs :.
Iyrch. S2-gecr- genera O. NHCs,r!A vel
unlcerS, VIII represent the medical
...rrs Major ~ =. 'tiuca. ~ ChAss ct!r.
~. sanitary TROOPS Q. the S:cccl ~
-trrry NdiS- Giles = Coos. ths Ei-<-
Infantry ara MAicr is-aei Brown. .cs
t>cvr.t Infantry.
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F1ned for sunday Selling.

J. u. T:aroody and Gd and t;nurgs
Abraham we're fincd So ami costs each
i'll mo Police Court yesterday on
charges Of kcopinE t;luir places OFF buai..
nos,s, ,nun On sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
SAehs: OK rSOSt:S tttVNS
IN rae: sen s:Nki STAGES

aer:"lrh submit 4 ..cls tro..,
"nISh tne a:"Vc cancellations a..
'tt"u' rhis table = ~. H.. E-vr,, Lns.
statements - .hc cnies> 81 ia. ,Iep.rr.
hsil' ~ TIC S-..es irdl.a--G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
CHARTER REFORMERs TALK;
TO CITIZENS OF EAST END
Jones. Rogers and Duke Address
Membership Of Progressive
Association.
DESCRIBES CLEVELAND PLAN
Departmental Scheme. With Author.
ity Centralized in Powerful Mayor,
Is Urged by Jones as Desirable
Reform for Richmond.

Under the auspices OF the Eas, End
progressive Association. Councilman
carter c. Jones. chairman OF the Char
ter Change Committee. last night ad-
dressed representative audience os
citizens on The Necessity OF a Change
IN CITY Government" The meeting was
an open-atr one. held on tho lawn o.
". g. Kelly. 3t2c Cowardin Street. and
VAS PRESIDED over by the president ot
the association. J. r Day George W
Rogers. executive secretary o. the
CIVIC Association. and Frank w Duke
lis Hrst v!ce-p-esident. also made sho-.
talks. explaining the mission % thu
Civic Association and Us relation 70
charter change.
ME- Jones gave bric< outline OF ths
Cleveland charter. which provided .o-
a departmental FORM % governments
ard which ne has recommended 20 The
Charter Change Committee TIE
speaker sa:d that the Mayor o, R.ch
absolutely TO authority. II. sole du,y.
as he sees 4. he said. is 20 welcome
conventions and acc II a social clcac-
ity. Responsibility, he SAID Is 100 --ucn
scattered There IS TO central au-
rScriry.
CHARTER CHANGE SPEAKERS
ARE WELL RECEIVED
The East End Progressive Aseocta-
tsoC. which is -he 5-S- organization 9 I.
the kind 20 De addressed on ,hs sub
tec. OF charter change. had t.vt-ed ".
jones ana che Representatives. OF -ae
CIVIC Association 20 explain &c ~;
Members ~hac Changes - The ctar-e-
are suggested a-t What aeceza;-aces
The changes. AL ,hs speakers W..
eel received. ard each WIS gtvsc 4
vote % thanks
SECS ware also tl6.c :. -. meet
'cs las: ctshc tor the -eoc-arI-at.cr
q .ht asaoc!a:.r32. Eo- cs.s purpose
President DaY lIcosl-et il cuu1r-icraa
90 sve--cc = posed az Licot Fe4c!-. + =
Cewies. :. ". Messy. " z. Con1o-
and J. 3 keliy--c t-1v Up nav -.
laws and sub1t. Ptals -cr recrgac ...l-
lio7. The cc-.-.i-r-e vi! max. .-s re-
port TtG-sGly night
The association vas formed .xc
years ago, aaG, G1-it l. tsv vealSs AZ,
his nei6 -eg1iiL- ot-v.eloiy 7-eeCtc-s
- sfe keeper. cfice NJ t9nkvcoG Gem
-ct-y "a AGsust !, acwever ~. Al
-rt1Attcac.ye 5.,a-,: sasa.-: resc ll.--cr,
prchtci-inS rIch meetings = lie :ac--
ertri-:. lrt uG-I Ir-anEe1ec-a can b..
rI'I:e cnr L nesting 2iIce, III. Egg! Il :
meetings viii &c h.id on Mr EalIy's
llw1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
CHES\FE;-at<E AND OHIO
NEEDS NEW LOCOMOTIVES

Win il. sreat volume OF eas,eound
coal and other .-ar'c FOR export. the
Sae<a peaAe and Ohio Ia. almost
-eached les iin,t with the o-esea:
equipment Twenty-four uew Male.
engines sc- asa 81 IL. mountain dis
'ricts. which are due Ter delivery D."
the American Loconc:tve Works will
materially a:G the situation The lack
% regularity IL the sail.nss % vessel,
rcos, Newcc-. News. carrying coal. "a
also haCpectos The Cne>apeaxe aad
Ohtc.
The Seaecard has l.t & contract so-
me endorsement % rs shcrs AID cene-
ir:pccyer, eccs !. Portsmouth. which
VIII cSs- aPPrcIt-,a,el. s51Q,Q9Q tt.
-oad n1s recently received h1is 4 dozen
rew locomotives tcr les passenger seq
vice.
me southern. despite ,he te7-e.s.d
business conditions II t.s territory, il,
sPeatt1S vas- sums - permanent In,
F-oTeciec:s - :cz roatbed TIE work
CO core TRACKING the r,atc tn. =. 70
ins tccward- ard attiricoal contracts
~;n ee Ter Within short zine.
IRE Richmond, E'-ets-ichs hv-z and
Sctor'ac hss Also ,laced orders Cor sly
ne" locomotives to- treish. AID pas
seaS"r service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24

TWO years G9a-t9lIN.
from October 70 20 Angus. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
"Nhottp HE rNOup
OF IT'S ACltlEN cNit:N'rs'

/ And that Instead pe ,nts bureau
@Nins cause Cor regret. tha. u has
rNe'S reason 70 se prcna y! Is achieve
,ne"t. The showing 90 Ntreiri. ; 50
tar eheaa or amy Other s.tte ~ the
lnlHn that am sure Il VIII cause
SURPRISE, and crnsratul4ttc,. ON the
p"F' g those WHO ac= interested IN
The welfare et the bureau Virginia,
WITH twc inspectors. rv.-..ut=i ,rcra
cases than the eleven states - Ccn-
ner!sSHt Indiana. Iowa. AentutAy.
Kansas, Massachusetts MaIy}.."t New
%efSeN Maine, Texas tnI rrrressye,
combined with & cctal O. ripeGy-tv.,
factory inspectors
OHIO. with thirty -seNvn inspectors,
prosecuted 2iS cases Vt-xl,i.. With
w" inspectors. prosecute! :io cases
E'rs MIA. with two Inspectors ex-
ceeas Minnesota. Mich gan ans. MIS-
S"prE with Total in>rectlcu force
81 thirty eight
'N'rzinlas dguces cover PERIOD
- 'i'IF ten months Er"n Gctoec~. ,9li
- AHSp<t 1919. Figures submitted
ron :lher States cover TIE period ~
we've months - January J. n9tE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
Kim NAN NEAh
iMroHr,Nr tuM,,,rrEt.

aS the tune hcncged custom os
seniority Emmett " Niasead was
next h tine. Rut Mr.. Mnstead aecltnca
re election 10 the Mouse. A. the .itu.-
tlen ncw stands, the IueI.Hel wno has
tne advantage OF custom, And precedent
~ the election ce = Chairman cor tts
NarnitEce on sHeCtirus and privileges
Is Wlllian NJ Myers. &c Sscnnrnt..
tence the tmprcssicr = s.rcnS tha.
MYERS VAR succeed 1udss Wtl,ialns -
The head Of this inaporLant committee.
Next in Importance among the tlou.e
committees Is the Finance Committee,
4" aica was Formerly erxeA with taa
Appropriations COMMITTEES. cuC which
a.a been an Individual cedy TO- .t,c last
Two years, with Aubrey -. Weaver, 80
Warren. as Its chairman Nr. Weaver
Was net candidate trr < election -
ting stouse, which leave, CAPTAIN ". W.
Baker. cf Chesterfield i've line tcr TO
chair. y r. Sressara, MO aela prece-
der2e over him, having declined -
enter the August primary
Richard L. t;rew~g IT,. 80 Slnelk,
MO was made Chairman - the Com
mittee on Appropriated, - IN. time
the two committees we're divided, WIN
remain a. the bead - rvs con,riittee
unless ha declines IT, accept
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-24
RAILROADS PREPARING
FOR INCREASED TRAFFIC
Nearly Every Line In the South Is
Purchasing New Equip
ment.
TEN ENGINES FOR COAST LINE
Chesapeake and Ohio Has AImost
TEN ENGINES FOR COAST LINE
Chesapeake and Ohio Has Almost
Reached Its Limit Until Twenty.
-Four New Mallet Locomotives Are
in Service-Peach Crop Moving.

Developments In railroad circle,
within the past TWO or three weeks in
dictate that the lines in the South are
preparing for an increase In trafic Tho
cHeSapeake and Ohio. Atlantic Coast
lane, SeaboarG and Richmond Fred
eSlckscurE and Potomac have placed
orders Tor. or are already receiving sd :
d'H"nal equipment. and along with the
Southern Railway all are spending
large sums in making permanent i'm :
prove,rents.
az order tcr ter new locomotives ,l,b
tHe baldwin l.ocouiotive Works. and IS
also II the market FOR 80 box cars.
Fhe total cost OF ,his additional ecutp-
men, VIII Dc approximately Sli5Q. 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

G. B. Shaffer's 40. 6 on the Bessie
Offut farm in section 33-1g-7 is good
FOR loO barrels in the Bartlesville
sand.
The Mid-River oil company is
drilling at 400 feet in 40. g..
and ut 500 feet in No, 4 in section
G-lS-7
c. b. Shaffer is rigging up to
deepen his old gas well on the Jane
Peters farm in section G-1S-7 in an
effort to pick up the Bartlesyillc pay.
c. B. Shalfer's No. on the A. Mil
Ter farm in section 7-1S-7 is good for
400 barrels in the Bartlesyille sand.
The Producers oil Company's No.
on the IIarjo farm in section 9-lS-7 is
good for 200 barrels.
9. Il. Shaffer's No. 20 on the Abra-
ham farm in section 17-1S-7 is maxi
ing 200 barrels
The SiIurian oil Companys No IS
on the Walter starr in section l7-1S-7
is a 4OO-barrel well.
The Uncle Sam Oil company is
drilling at 500 feet in its No. on the
Ilolen farm in section 22-1S-7.
The OKLA oil companys No. IA on
the l.. Brown farm in section 9-17-7
is good for 25O barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
Those Awful DriIlcrs,

The following from the Pawncc
Tlmes-DemoCrat tells why it is hard
to get accurate oil news sometimes:
a car Of material for the rig on
the Watts place arrived i'm town yes
terday, 1t seems now that this well
will be drilled. There is always a
doubt about oil news until work
actually commences, when 1t becomes
safe to say something about IT, These
oil drillers are a fine bunch, but when
one goes to them for facts he is gen
orally delighted with the easy,
coptOus and eNtemporancous flow of
fiction. They will tell You the most
erroneous stories and then laugh at
you for printing thcm. Now we have
gone to great pains to keep the pco-
pie here from finding out that We
were q fool and so far have refused
to E:bblc at their tempting bait.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

The Gypsy -Bradstreet No. . on the
Fowell farm in section 11-14-16 got
the sand from 400 to ! 1,437 and is
showing for n small well.
The Powell test in the northeast
Of section 1O-14-16 is reported to be
dry
W d. Egoff is drilling at about
coo feet i'm his test in the northwest
of 24-1I-15, offsetting Wilson'S well
in section 10 which has small
showing at about 1,5OO feet.
Alexander Il Shelby have aban
doncd their test in section 36-14-15,
which failed to show any oil.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

Christie & The Tcxaco oil company
nave a 4O-harrcl well i'm the sand,
found az S2S feet in section 26-2S-3,
the first well in this district north
ana east Of the river At this depth
it looks like a good proposition and
viii likely start considerable activity
in that locality.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

Frank Fox's No. in section 1G-16-7
has a couple Of feet Of sand with a
small showing Of oil just below 1.5OO
feet and is now drilling in shalc hop
ing to pick up a deeper sand. 1t
rather looks as though they had
missed the pay the Gypsy found.
The Eastern oil company has rigs
up for Nos I and . on the l.. Heneha
farm in section 9-16-7.
G. B. Shaffer is hauling out tools
for his test on the Roland Chastain
farm i'm section 15-16-7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

The Gates oil compauy's test in
section l5-4-3 has been completed i'm
the gas sand and the gauge showed
IL making about 100000 feet. about
tho Same as the other gas wells in
this locality.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
Sad Cushing Accident.

Jack wilson. a well Known driller,
with two other persons was probably
fatally burned and one boy less seri-
ouslv hurt in a gas explosion on the
Quaker oil e Gas Co.'S Mollie Jones
farm at Cushing Friday night. viii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

Tho owen & Flanagan test In Sec
ton 31-3-21 is being delayed by
fishing job at about 1900 feet This
is geological test and IS being
watched closely.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

Ice, Robinson and others test at
about the center of the south line of
the Dick Smith farm in section 32-
l7-ll is good for about one hundred
harrolA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
Al Riuh Crrnl,

The Northup- oil company's
No. 4 on the j. Woodward farm in
section 2l-2O-l3 is good for 80 bar
rels after a shot in the 1,OOO-foot
sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
Wcst of OI,mnlccc.

The Lushen test in section 2-13-1O
was drilling at about 1900 feet yes
terday and expected to get the sand
Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

Partly financially able TO drill well
for half interest in G5 acres on extern
sion Of the Glenn Pool Anticliue fully
as high as the big production. Adj
dress l.. O. Box l13.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

Tho scioto oil company's No. 12
on the Stuart farm in section 4-1G-l3
is good for 200 barrels. after a shot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

WANTED OIL and gas production
with room to drill Address yO4,
Care Tulsa world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
OIL Field Mans

Covering the entire producing fields
Of oklahoma Tulsa Engineering q
Supply co., Pioneer bldg, Tu Sd,
Okla. Phone 3336.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05
OL MNNNEr OroTNTIoNs.

Iirowcr sold the royalty ON one Of
the wells 10 Jones for $2.jUO and has
the other two, left All three wells
came IN as heavy gusscrs, which de-
I'3rd drilling tp the oi. sand
TWO-and-a- llalf-Acrc Tract.
Thirty thousand dollars was refused
by Herman Livingston for "a two-and-
a-h1It-acre tract of land lying near
the center of section l-lS-7 before
hr had well completed. and he re-
fused $4,000 for ii before he even
started 10 dull Later, however. ne
did sell IL for neat sum tO the Akin
interests, ana IL has proved to be-
valuable property Seven offset wells
were drilled by the companies sur
rounding the Livingston tract, in
Guiding the Carter Prairie and
southwestern Petroleum companies
This piece Of land originally was
bought for am exceedingly low figure,
said to have been S25, by a Tulsa
store clerk
The Mc-Man oil company owns
Dno-acrc tract on the south border Of
the Joe Abraham allotment a half
mile east of Pcmctu, on which good
wei was brought in some time ago,
and which also required seven offsets
to ho drilled by Gunsbcrg 4 Forman
ana G. B. Shaffcr
The Prairie company has seven
acre piece of land, corncring on the
timarron river, a quarter Of mile I.
east of pemcta, on which three good /.
wells have been drilled. This is .
known as the IIenslcy tract. a part OF |
the Sarah Mcintosh allotment c. b. /
Shatfcr drilled one offset, b. b. /
Jones one and Guusbcrg ~ FormaE
onc, and Shaffor is now preparing to
drill several more.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

DR.. Larkins, OsteopathiC physician,
third floor New Daniel building.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-05

Wanted-Small capital for most
promising oi. production enterprise.
q, w. Miller, Sapulpa, Okla.-Advt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-12

Luriine Waiter Tells Of Smuggling.
Jose HERRERA. q waiter on the Lur-
line, admitted to United States Com
missioner Krulf at San Francisco
that he was an opium smnggler but
denied that he was bunco man. In,
a raid on his home at 153 Third street,
Oakland. the police found eleven tins
OF what they supposed was opium.
Investigation showed nothing but mo.
lasses In the tins. with the exception
of small amount OF opium In q tube
in the center Of one of them. HERRERA
admitted he had once been In the
smuggling business and had served
six months at Honolulu in 1918 for
having So tins OF opium In his posses
sion. He declared that he had re-
formed and had not dealt in the con-
traband since. The IL tons of bogus
opium found In his house he said be-
longed to man named Kelly He
was to be paid SIS for keeping It
over night. The next day, it was to
be sold to Chinese In Oakland.