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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-05
TOR sALE-Rancncs,

FOR SALE Ranch. bls acres and s-room
house. Address owner. Box l25. Hills
born. n. ~
For SAi.i5~i0-acre ranch, i-room house,
barn, chicken yard ana houses. acres I'M
der cultivation; must 80 OF once. Address
owner. Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-05

$50 hens laid 6T7 eggs one day. Many
oockerels IN use descended from hen with
record OF ai6 eggs In two years. Eggs,
si5o per Is. 81 per 100. chicks Ice each;
$3.50 por so; sif per 100, Illustrated cat+
alcgue free. Gentry's Poultry Ranch, Albu-
Querque, N. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-05
HOUSE rAINTINo.

,~~->-o-o~-~-~~~~-~>~~ s~-~Ss~~s~~~e~~~
BAILEY ETR0SG--Practiesl house paint
Ing. pure lead and Oil; work guaranteed.
Phone 1913.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-05

FOR RENT-Offlce Rooms.
FOR RENT-~offices. Apply u. A. Mao
pherson. Journal office.
FOR RENT--One hair offics space. 1is
South Fourth street. App'y w. r.
Mstesif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
IA kiSIltS HOSTS
TAKE RAILROAD
lRON NllI :
lcoNrlNuro rroM pAae -

CONTINUED FROM PACE oHu
A gain described o, rus as lpme
clablo aleo Is recorded fnt ihr French
northeast OF NoryaI which H'H lusl
south OF the region oharo NE Nnt
ieh ana Germans were u contact
Berlin la touehIng upon the nehi
IN against the British aud French
Sunday bolvon Lesar and Rsuconri
SAYS the attacks Of the entente a.
lios were HanruImrlp repuhcd %
Is admitted ii tho German official
communication tha' hc Germans
withdrew SUNDAY neht from iba
north "a chaulnes. souih 81 the som
uic to prepared position cuf o( lho
northern part Of the chauoca wood
Fighting for Passes
On the rransylyania front stubborn
lighting a sun in mpsross betwoon
tho Tentonic allies and tho Ruman
aus for the mountain passo and ihr
territory inside Rumania which mas
been captured by lhe Aus'ra Grr
mons
The Russians having bceu cleared
from the NamWvM river region Of
Gaifia The Ansro Germans have
hurled violent attack against other
forccs Of Emperor Nicholas north OF
Brody near fhe volhYuia Galiolon
border The attack vae repahel
according 20 retrouad
Serb Offensive Halted
AZ The bend Of che eena ryer u
serbia Berlin saY lhe Germaus auo
mlrariam fighting lde by side have
haltcd the offaniyo Of lhe scrn
which now are an ihe dffeo rt rd
weather sun Is mmpcfnr ml oper
auona on We Macedonian front
The Italians have urHm begun o.
livolt hombarlmeni OF Austrian po
sitions % 'ho earo nmfmu north
west Of Trlegt probably pro nems
another attempt oon 20 pro for
ward on lhc BdrafIc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24

funds TO the health department 60
would receive hcalth in cNchaneo
used IN thls was nc pbrAsr lncar
roct bytapso physical hes1b san uo
morc Pc purchased man spiritual
health and Va Both rs operation Il
pn requisite TO salvation it ae con
.Gcr that health Is paraht ght Dr.
ihr fun pay envelope Nhoao contents
arr oullam tor propcr iool 5lWAmg
housing and all thal aea vita htm.
thcu indcca is rubho He4lta puhas.
able hut this require lac 60 apera
tion of the cit, and ,ts ytnu the
aim 81 ihs eo-operat4m bc.Hs ihe
prevention OF the hrlnkag 81 hr
purchasing power ol tte unJea@ ot
fho pay enlrlopc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
Il tiSfsR III ii.DS
ZEPPELIN iT.fiI
NKl.t II LONDON


peiins are being buir expressly f5l
the destruction o, London
while NE General imperial chan
cellor Doctor yOn Be,hmann lioH
veg lhe minister Of the Interior Doc
tor Helfrlrh and ne minister D. ,.e
navy Admiral son carele. are siill
seeking in secret sessions 70 dts
suade tho committee of TIE relchslag
from further Submarine and Zeppelin
IcIiIes, several German nessl .Def.
have come 70 The conclusion that III
neither case Is the game worth the
candle
MACMILLAN i!agden' weekly review
Die zakanif ts once more suffered
suppression faf Speaking too openly
on these questEoE II Il nOt IHpr0b
able that other journals aiil share its
fate. These navspapc1 haye pat lhe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
FINLAND ON i
ibnN ~ III ~lIl
0l WORLD " Nk


CONTINUED FROM PAGE cNgl
would otherwise have gone abroad
Good haryests in the autumn Of tla
also made it unnecessary to buy me
usual quantity OF grain outside ol
Finland and contributed to increase
the amount Of capital looking for in
yestment
The sawmil industry one of The
country's leading industries has suf
fercd rather severely At the end of
The year the number of employees 10
this branch had decreased some ~
per cent The building trades are al
So as everywhere in heligcron
countries stagnaiing The pulp and
papcE business was not ablc To in
crease its sales above thc figures Of
1918 bui higher prices offset thls
Iron and steel industries did de
cidcdl} satisfactory business The
number OF employees Increased and
woThnon hareIoceiYed substantial In
oreases OF wages The wooden indus
try has had a good year and M
leather factories have been working
under pressure 70 satisfy demands
They have thus rar been able 10 Sc
cure ample supplies Of hides from
Russia aud the number OF workmen
has increased by at least a quarter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
III EtLTlI A\\OI
BIZ III RtHASID
II CONTENTION
CONTINUED Faom PACE our,

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
underlying essential factors which
enter into and are the vital parf IN ne
creation. spread, and perpeuation of
sickness Expert knowledge ot dls
ease Is absolutely necessary for the
work Of health dcparmcn, bat can
not be the foundation Of broad
municipal health policy Public
heath is something more than "a mere
absence Of disease It is the physio-
logical funcfionalion 81 the com
munity
The keyWord ~ THIS public health
policy is cooperation 90 operation
having as its basis the un recogni
tion Of the fact that IN IT'S last
analysts tho health problem 81 an
economics 81 the community There
has been great deal said about tho
purchasability of health This pleas
ing eatchword has generally been
interpreted as meaning that L the
general public would give sufficient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24

More than aa Wagon io1ua ~ ooa
cotton were sold 40 inatow terdt'
and the price ranged from ff ~
S1ii hundred pound l.o@l rot
ton mon are ad,ocalius fhe establish
meui of p cotton nmme fhee rnl
tan waA brought ta lh4t market fron
as Ear aa fif,y miles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
Mkyp'sI *ssI,a5. |. p,t!MEDY ,!M
HT Y /. |. A 'F' y 49,

Gall stoaes caasor aaa Ulcers - lhe
Stomach ani iuiesilnes. Auto fnier
catlon. Yall0w Ja4adee ArNeuifiga
ard other iata, ailmenia fesHli ffom
stomach IrO4Hss lha4Mnds 0'
stomach stfiefef eve taaH enmeiett
Ngog cry ~ AlafFF s ggbFri II AeNF II
Uai.se any otpef for st0maca. al
nents. For sale by grsgB Driyz
dtore an druggists egeFJ Aaafe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
CAnRANZA AND HIS
OFFICERS LEAVE CAPITAL

~ paso Or FolioainR chose
is on The heel. oi ha Wits ami nmb
who nafe here Sunday Genera Yen
ustino cata anta aecoamIled ~ Ai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24

30 not forget fhe hee fHs
dair. noe fnc hau cOHoRts9
NAN Iot Thompson Ail be-
n Gun s tuet5ay Oe'oae 3ltt
1910 ro ausl upon the afaie and
HaiDoN ssuea fhlt mDfeat aI
uem..nif nepuufeana aad SOCIAL
isls. lIee q, aufr nri as hm
AN Hte nsitcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24

Thousands Of men shd women sarAr from
headaches every day. other thou ands have
hrHdaches every week oi every gpnnth, ami s.lil
Others have bea6hcAeg onc y figrAliy. tus ~. at
rcstnr Intervals snebe4t Ds,ctrgis on "a en- aide
20 tnd the cause oi many Of these headaehes,
and IN most other eases knowing the eause hs
does not know what will remove h 40 a. b. give
permanent cure. All he eeu DO Is ~ prescribe
the usual pain Feiievcfs, witch give temporary
relief, but the heAdache returns as uKual, and
treatment ~ agato necessary. ItTogsufef irDtl
hendsehes. no mater what their nature, take
nn-i-kamna tablets, and the reeulis viii be salts
factory tn the highest degree Y0n can obtain
them al all druggists In snY quantity, i9c worth
nc worth on more Ash for AK Tablets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
WANTS WANTS
CLASSIFIED G ASSIFIED
MONEY TO LOAN

We HAVE s5oooQ0 10 ioan on farms
at a low rate OF interest, long time,
easy payments Drop in and have
a talk with US; Z, costs nothing and
may prove yalu- g to you pennock
& Son Realty Co., Rooms and Z og.
ar Rucker Burton store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
PERSONAL

fADIF-i tss yaur nr r-isi fr Chiehss,Cr- t'tiIs-
the Diamond Hrasd, lf Fefn - ff. %
At s t, attest AiHat4 haiiAln H44el Aadf IliHa4s iii
leke no other Ch'rhestsr- Diamond Brand
Pils are sold bY Druss.s,s ever, where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
WHEAT.
CORN.

WANTED-To see yon sell II or rent
It. Use Leader Classy Eide" sdl
3 lines. times. rs cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24

TINE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
i bladder troubles. dissulycs gravel cures
diabetes. weak and lame hlrks, rhouma
tlsm aud all Irregularities ofthc kidneys and
bladdor N both men Aud Vgmru. II not sold
by your druggist. Wiil be- sent hy pnl] np re-
ceipt ot 81 one small bottle is two months
treatment md seldom fails ~ perfect a cure.
send ior testimonials from this and othe
Sta,ese DR.. L. w. Hall 2i26 OYe stro.
st Louis. No. Sold hy duggists -Adv.A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED to buy-We want a mod
ern six-room house and modern
five-room house close in south OF
Oklahoma Ave. on monthly payments.
Good parties Also a five or six-room
modern cottage north Of Oklahoma
Avenue and East Of Division for SPOT
cash. See us at once If you have
anything to offer
Also five acre tract south OF the
city. Dooley and Armstrong. Phone
800.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
SICK-HEADACHES

sick.headsche. the most miserable Of 80 sick.
nessss. loses its terrofs she1 AK ahie,< afs
taken. Whgn you feel az attack coming pa fSke
two tablets, and IN raag cases. the attack wa
he varied of. During az attack take Uhe A X
T4oiet every two noufs. The rect and cprafors
which follow. can be obtained IN no oshef way.
Genuine Ak TahEsss bsar the N mono
~vo~. A. aH 6vassssss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-10-24
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-To lady nice south
west room Si00 per week Phone
9S3, 423 Z. Harrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
HELD FOR LYNCHING
TN" Men Arc Arrested. aud Warrant.
Arc Issued for HRlf-Iun-
drcd More.

HAI.EIGiI. y. c. July 3-As the
elimination OF Il quiet investigation to
OBTAIN evidence concerning the persons
VINO iynchcd negro Joe Black early
IN .\Drii. the mob taking him from,
JAIL IN kinston, two white men both
farmers. sam Stocks and Archie Friz-
"clie, were arrested in Greene Coun-
" to-day. charged with completely in
the crime. Warrants arc in the hands
OF deputies for forty or nifty more men
on the same charge. The Investigation
has been under the personal direction
OF Governor Craig, and the men ar
rested arc 10 he heard in Einston to-
morrow before Judge Rond, sitting as
committing magistrate.
Joe BLACK, the negro lynched, was
the father of VIII BLACK. who was
tried, convicted and sentenced to the
electric chair last week 1T Snow Hill
III Greene County, in an hour and for
~ minutes, tho charge against him
being criminal assault, OF an eight
ycar-old white girl. Joe Black was
arrested for furnishing n gun to his
son after the assault. and making
threats against the parents OF tho lit
tie girl. The announcement of the ar
rests in Greene County to-day came
AZ Il surprise to the state. SO closely
had the matter been guarded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
MORE STRINGENT LAWS
AGAINST BELGIAN WORKMEN
iiiitish Fore Ign Office \ildrc>>rS ON
inunirnti"n on Subject To imcr-
lean nnd spanish tmbn>sudur>.

Los Don July IN communication
has been addressed bv Tho Foreign Of
lice 10 tn" spanish and American rnl-
aSsadors anI tho Dutch minister
here, as patrons o. the Commission for
Relief in belgium asserting iha, :,
deere" WAS issued MAY - by Governor
General Kissing. 'hc German '.overuCi,
Of Belgium. creating NOR" strinscn,
laws against Belgian workncu who re-
fusc employment.
y similar protest Was made las, Sen
tcirhcr against DEGREES which n was
asserted Won Kissing nal ISSUED Surfing
August
sir edward Grey has stimulated tha,
there must y" M Interference bv Tho
''"rmau authorize. with the sale or
distribution Of tcudstuns hy the com
missICn.
The latest German s,atcmcr, saws
mat III" decree Of May u includes 81
provision whereby workers can he
i"rc"d I" "mployment. Evidence OF
~" US" "f this authority is quoted from
INC nineteenth report of the Belgian
umm.ssion of Inquiry. which states
NAV mHnF WORKERS were fc~cibly taken
from ihe'r houses a, the point Of the
h9H"n"t, while IN III" absence Of il .
workers. member OF their family were
taken ~ hostages
After disorders during which ,ho
th'nns ar" usscrtc, to hoy. oh,rnI
pc''ccful inhabitants. some recalci,rar,
workers We're drpo.t"d to ..cr.nauv
Wh"r". II is alleged They wcr.. com,
pcbcd 10 clear forests and dig t.rn,hcs
nihcr con litionS inimicnl 10 health
ana nader Us" penalty Of cru,.! nun
iShmcni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
8 to 49, Advance on
this Oil Stock July 10

,rn m,o Investors: This Company now con
acres t1.s Of S' ian,, sao;"pG1 thirty thousand
and gas belt. These properties lave
been carefully selected and arc Veil
nIockcd into many different properties
reaching into twelve different oil conn
ties. We have actual work started on
tWenty-onc new wells--four to seycn nf
wnich should hc completed during tho
neht TWO weeks. including several tu
the deep sands W.
THIS Company may have over t,yo
hundred million dollars OF oil in these
to put into operation the S aiannre "f
forty 10 nfty drills and keen item 60.
, ing III, until the Comnany''s production
day. pc'
IL controls ono great lease of ahout
Twelve Thousand acres northwest Of the
u,on neaiutoh oil pool on "a reported
RreHtcr anti-clinc than itealdt0n Der
rick is being moved in and drilling viii
start at once at our choice location on
can De expected The Iiealdton field
covers less acreage aud is now cs,i-
n'd ,,si,o to be worth nearly II quarter of
Also this Company has recently Ne
cured lease OF nearly five thousand
acres acres IN S,sphens COUNTY. oklahoma.
lihe betWccn rich pool near Duncan
ana ana, another Tier, new pool north of Ringing
at a shallow depth Bound to be big oil oil
\ reported LOO barrel sushcr has
southeast. big boom has started in
the southern district. Leases are sell
Ing as high as Ave hundred dollars per
acre. IlrlilS VIII he started at once on
our valuable property on this great
lease in Stephens County.
weis IA d 2"y to- ye to sryG%
be. completed Some of them arc crr
tain to he rich producers and will justi
fy an advance on the stock from i to l.,
per cent. which Will immediately fol-
low on the advertised price as stated
This Company is Offering The modcr-
nte investor real opportunity. IL is
backed by sufficient strength to con
tinuc big drilling campaign until rich
one hundred and nifty G50 prodmci r
on and gas wcils-and room for about
hneries: over lG5 miles "a" Of ri nree line, re-
The Company owns its own tank cars
ana ana oil marketing stations. II is the
market direct to the people. with just
average good luck I'm our drilling opeI.-
atoms the combined properties Of this
stockholders Of over forty million
dOilnrs.
The oil fields OF the Middle Wcsthayc
unlimited. Millions hav" been made ",io in
oil aud millions will he made i'm oil
The Uncle, sam Oil Company is the the,
great Peoples Company, now owned by
nearly twenty thousand stockh olders
representing every congressional dis
trict In the United states. II has
Fought its way through persecution 10
prosperity. II IL really the only big
OIL stock Company that puts it's propo-
sition down In black and white aud
through the Independent Press takes
the public into its confidence.
It is determined TO raise 100000 for
quick drilling operations during tho
immediate future. Good propositions do
not last long. The future will soon
prove that the time to secure tho stock
ls right now, for II IL certain to and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
SEE IN WAR WITH MEXICO
DISASTER TO INDUSTRY
Labor Leaders From the U~puhiI,. Sny
Cnrrnnsn Can Prevent Horder
Raids.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. july 3-.l,im
that war with Mexico would 10 disas-
,rous to labor interests that Mcxicans
generally distrust the motives OF The
American government and that with
drawal Of General Pcrshing leaving
carranza to prevent border raid. would
solve the difficulties. was advanced by
Mexican labor officials, who called
Washington correspondents together
last night TO get their view.
This delegation ~ Mexican labor
leaders Is in Washington 20 confer
with American Federation OF Labor Of
metals on the means OF establishing
harmony between the United states and
Mexico.
They said they had called the CORE
spondents together that they might
speak ufrect TO the American people
without the Intervening M ediu,n OF Tho
respective governments" A war. they
declared. would prevent the ACCOMPLISH
ihent or many humanitarian reform
now being attempted by the Carranza
government. and for that reason would
oe disastrous to Mexican labor
carlos i.ovelra. or Yucatan. smokes
man for the delega ton. expressed the
belief that an American army could
occupy Mexico after a short s,ruc
sic. but Colonel Edmund T. Marti
heH OF Mexico City insisted that q
war would be long and difficult They
insisted that withdrawal OF Genera,
Pershines expedition would solve tho
"h"ie atthculty. and that Carrapza
troops theh could prevent border raids.
MeNicans generally ,listrust the mo
tiFeS or the American government Mr.
l.oveira said. because they remember
the war Of lSi,-iS. and Mexican labor
interests are aEErieved because of n
ruhi standard Of pay and treatment
aScorded American and Mexican en-
I ;lrna
other enterprises in Mexico
Several or the labor leaders vore
emphatic in declaring that wall
S'reet interests with holdings in Mex
leo" were Villas partners.
GU ought 10 send punitive tx
rch'tion INTO New York" snid MIR.
! Lovcira
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
J. ID. EEgl~ston. President or v. T.. T.,
One OF Speakers-oInny De-
pRrtmcntnl Meetings.

NEW YORK. July 3.-PreparcdneSs
education. and plans for world peace
were discussed by the National Educa-
ton Association, which began it's an
nual convention here to-day. Among
the speakers at to-nights session were
j. -. Egglcston. president OF the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. and p. +.
claNton. United States Commissioner OF
Education. Speakers to-day Included
former President Taft: David b. John
son and David starr Jordan. the lat
ter two respectively president and vice
president OF the association
In addition to the general session
there were many departmental meet
ngs
Nearly 2,co0 educators are here for
the convention. and they were vel
coined by Governor Whitman and
Mayor Mitchell
Former President Taft devoted h:s
address to the ai"S Of thu. League to
Enforce Peace. of which he is prcsi-
dent tic declared that, although tho
details OF the peace plan have no, been
worked out the league is practical
AMI Is justified 10y precedent; lie said
the United states could enter th
league without breaking tho ronsti-
tuition. ana 10 do so il was not neces-
gary I" maintain u standing army
Speaking ''or :, national program OF
education. Commissioner Giaxton ex-
pressed the opinion that the school
term should he heightened i'm mos,
cities. lie asserted that problems Of
universal nigh school education should
be FACET frankly, and also advpcat.d
the establishment OF nationa! uni.
Nersity at Washinetou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04

ready buyers and the present stock
large sums.
We plan to invest from , TO ) million
dollars In new properties and driliinn.
new oil wells, The 6mal au,horizei
Issue , Of stock Will make q total OF
MI o, nus amount - yet I" be issued
ana when issued viii certainly pay for
rive hundred t5oc) new wells. by
making yourself a stockholdcr at once
ana then increasing your holdings nm
der til" stock dividend allotment YOU
can now get control Of tho stock for ;,
payment which would make the cntirr
capital stock equal to less than two
'"; H." dollars par value.
me present stock oidcrS would NOT
consider cash sale or our combined
property At less than ten million dol
lars, The STOCKHOLDERS have only paid
IN about 2'= million dollars or Il gain
now Of about four times The Com
phnN has many different leases each Of
which may develop into Il greater value
than all the stock will come to on this
basis. AZ this hour we consider the
hook value OF the stock nearly double
the sacrifice offer herein To YOU.
You will not hnd another investment
in the United States that will come
within country block OF this Otter.
rms company can use new capital in
drilling test wells that may increase
nc value OF certain leases 10 To loo
times None you could do but little in
me OF! hcldS hut your remittance for
this stock, combined with "A hundred
more; will drill Il test well on some of
ID
lhG may jump in value 10 TO 100 times
The stock is allotted on a stock divi-
nend basis After you, arc u stock
allotment. The greater your nrst re-
miitance he greater will be your allot-
The production of this Company
right now when all * marketed will
total about Forty Thousand Dollars
per month. and may Ire doubled by
new wells now drilling. In n years
time: by driving The drills. this pro-
ductton is almost sure to he incrca sed
i've t'mcs' ana may increase nifty
vance on this stock.
We can operate several drills direct
from onr present production. but we
forty to nifty drills. and will permit
you TO secure a part of this growing
in-valne oil stock To help drive this
necessary development work
The Uncle Sam Oil Company secured
renewals on over four thousand $4,000
acres of oil leases in the Usage Ma
tion few weeks ago. and is now
leases. and viii soon increase to ten
drills in Il district on our Usage leases
between former barrel well on
tho East and a 60.00o. 900 gas well that
sprayed oil. ON the West
We arc drilling very valuable
lease in the Red Fork District. where
we are at work with four drills near
tho middle of over LOO acres
our chances are good for some big
wells on our Ranch Creek leases in
I'awncc county. near the center of
about 500 acres.
THIS Company also owns Il suhstan-
TIM property near the center OF the
township that contains the great
Gushing oil field in line with a re-
ported 10000 barrel susher secured Il
few months ago. We have our nine
line completed to this Gushing property
and have already developed IL rich pool
in the shallow sand and now have, NJ
great cost three deep test wells that
Will go 10 1900 to 1000 feet, and may