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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
VI NIl,.I1STN.

NCGU STA. kan, July 20 The T..
g. a. H. co.'s 80. Z m the Denton.
N.cS-l is one of the hest IN the ncid
and tho ncs: one ,hv 'ompanv has
brought IN to date. hcinr good for AZ
lc;st 1000 laIrclS "A dny II vas
t.l en- otf the pump YESTERDAY tn take
off the calf wheels unvr a l2-hour
nun at that rate. and within a short
uwc tho tliud wns flowing over the
top
Tho llovt tcst ON tho Emc- lioncs
hlSt IN l2-'N-i was abandoned yes
tcrdaN M 2.N+o tcot RUS IS the well
shat had tn" ShnWjns At 2.240 iect
hut there was unthin, ho'oW this
l,\cl 1t was tho intention to drill
this tn to a depth OF },s00 feet, hut
the mans were changed and the hole
p'trECd,
The Peoples Ou 4 Gas GO. q test in
N..T-4 is dry ~ bono inu lhan-
Il, we'd There was, never showing
o' either oil or vas in this test, which
would Indicate that the oil sand has
u'rpcd olt 'o tho Vest II may eo
ptr.vd ~ IN later tests IN this dircC-
ton hat for the time being there will
he hut little 0cvclopmout NJ this sec
ttCn 1t iS understood that the rco-
pies company viii lrv as1tn, hui IN
what loCaht, IS not known,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
PRAIRIE NOW TAKES
ONLY HALF THE OIL
Again the Prairie Cuts the
Runs From the Mid
Continent Field.

Despite the pct thnt production /.
showing doctdcd slump, the rrttrrv
OIL a. Gua Geo Yesterday tRutu lu.
nouuDDd u further cat u th, runs Of
10 p,r cont Tha means that NOW
the uraulc ~ only purchnstus bod per
c,ut nt the uu t was three weeks nEv
nom each producer
Tho rudrtc otucwl. contend this
cut iu runs ana in priCC l- due Go an
over production and to tho nCt that
thctr customers ln the cnat win not
purchase tho uil from th,m. rho
truth is pruhahlN that nthvr standard
huhstdhtios are running common car
iivt otl from storage purchased when
ui was ohonp with tho result thnt
only half the pipo luc capacity M
aN"iahlc tu thv rrnirtc To run oil tt
pur' 'hascs from the producers
Today There ta probably 10000 har-
rcls less uil hciug produced than thcrc
wns thirty days bgo. ENcN ttCld In
the state with tho poSsihlv exception
of kansas ~ showing "a hig dvrluc.
poNvus ot strings ct tools have boon
laid uti aud the dry weather has halt
ed nearly half the drilling wells lu the
state Many othcr wells haNc hccn
drilled to the top ot IN" sHud and
there shut in. At NuNutou only one
strinE OF tools was WORKING yesterday
Thus the producers have VNplodcd
the nrgumcnt ut over production, aud
lrt the prpiric continues It's slnsh,uE
pulicy IL N only storng up trouhlo
Tor itself IN the future, as tho produ'-
Crs are able financially tu Wcathvr t
hard storm and wilt shut down conn
pcltcN rather than accept prices tiC.
tntcd they know lay any thing hut thC
law of supply and demand,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
\T lll\ltN

A uuWhcr If Wolls drifting in THIS
locality are shut down ON tcp &C tine
snrd waltiny for hettcr MAJ kcunE
conditions. Aid a dorticd falling OF
In drihnr at uNhy iY looked Tor At
once.
Normu and Willnms test IN ''.
1f-lR Is shut down w top ot the @'ud
wait rr ou a water line
The tcst ~ w, y S,Il on the NiG-
pond farm IN 2T-1f-l2 ~ shut down
cu ten IT thp ,aud waiting on WpV
line connections.
Thompson. Rctd ani Nosdcn arc
r,rrinr up Tot a test On the waiter
IlcrrNhtU tun in ~ u Is
&, Y RCid'a No I on the MtllS iarW
In 1S-IT-1H is shut down ON top "l 'n'
sand and location has been W'"'
fCI No
The C,sdcn and l'rHuChot No. ou
the Sangcr rtrm "a 2l-li-lS ~ shut
down ON ton ut the sNui VuUuE for
better market conditions FhoN are
moviuu nv Tor Ne. D.. otfsott'nE the
sinclair VOL
g. V. Reid and tho 'oSt'n Nl y
GAS co.'s Ne ou the l'uuoU iaim IN
2T.tT-iS is showing good ON tow oi tine
xnd
NcrCRu luu MarshallS toSt Cr tho
lUcpcAd farm IA 2S,li-lS, wh''h
.NiSsci the shallow aand. ts dulInN ''
l.ssO feCt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
MI A R RMETS
STOCKS AND BONDS



NFW Nokh. lulN 81 lmporta7i sos
rarutuIariN ralS vvrc cncc more urN
-l,a.~rfe a-cSsurc TODAY with sympshe' sc
h,avirrSS tn Sas-t OF ihr hotter suewu sps
,ialiies Trading was almost The .ixhtesi .
anv fur .eSslca hiss fN tAiS Ssuluer sne
VS. funiirs new tAAa oriinAriiy 80 he
u'uui speculative faNeriics.
rotSl ,S.cs ~ stocks Amounted 90 sss. .ooo
shSrrs
Un,tNi states Sieel vAs evcs more sn4the-
e thsn YESTERDAY sod the fsiiurs ot he
stock 10 make ans rrspcnSe - tnC c1mpAHs 5
rruisrkahie ssr-ilGS fsEgtAsr witA ihe cKtTa
dividend. .cts4oac4 farther scverss crIti-
s4sm
ns-lints - - ? uoi-tS vrrr "a
D., suth --tls sS - pSult Carsdl1n l'ssiiic
500 C1tsro 4 Northwestern Nsw haven
And thA r,slers rhe iHauience ot lapcrt1us
t.ycIcpuecfS a tAe rstrcAd lAsor Sifn4slor
uaS AEair usc1 ever 20 cfrrr>S fheSs
.sSr-< Ia - Which showed ans resistance
Ntvi-x- peircsu=. TeNes CaTasaEv sne
ne meter srceSSartsS sscA ~ tscecrlch sna
- Hsuhser uc-r hexFy. fNrtiasers wsre
'-~er ~stA noe rate losss~ N s0ns mani
itoIS tr1 eoutnsnentS
itsaaS ws-e i-rtrsikr. Total SslsS rxr
rxtcs 81 80 600
Ua,tes Ssatss IS declined y Eer. oe~t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
nnnCn SAND nISrKICr.

rhc Gypsy OH compauy's No. 3 on
the ! Lewis farm IN section S5-l l.
II is a tCn-harrol we'll
chestnut and smiths No. on the
= !. Chapman farm IN section l3-li-
II Is good Tor ~ barrels
The NcVcU On Il Gas CO.'S No. .
ON fee land IN section S-li-lt Is good
fur 2h barrels
The Humble on CO.'S No. , ON the
H. Nci<aN land in section l2-li-li
Is 2O-harrci we'll
c. r. smith. ir. No G on the T. Il.
Greer tec in section lA-li-lb IS az
and abandoned
kiuhloN aud others test ON the T.
Colbert farm IN section lG-l4-li h
dry aud abandoned
white and others No 3 on the \ y.
Adeork fec IN section 2T-l4-li -
making ten barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28

GRAIN


CHICAGO July 27.-Wld upturls IN the
wheat market today carried values At times
nearly five cents - huShel higher than yes
terday finish Ruinpus crop conditions re-
sul,,rr f0n, black rust aud from heat
blight were pointed to IN the dispatches from
the spring wheat states with continued as
ssriionS that Canada was also affected. The
market closed unsettled at , = to ie net "a,
vance with September I2Si, al l23Ssc aud
necCmher at Lease. Corn gained Sc "a
lc and oats sc 10 ~. In provisions the
outcome ranged from l1n decline to rise
OF sc
Buyiug ou a large scale began IN the wheat
nit a. soon as the market opened sEVen
ihr most conservative authorities admitted
that the black ruSt was spreading ana was
doing material damage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
IN TIM OSAGt.

-Vr, Manhattan OH ccwpauv's No.
~ IN 1at sSs IN section 1o-25-u Is
~rc,7 r.r Eoe barrels
The Manhattan oil cCr' nauN'S No .
ON tof sc m section 2o-c '-il IS good
fr- $50 NarrCiS
t.->-sr ana l}rcrnar's Ne. e6 On lot
.>- .v section sO-cS-ll IS making spr
barrels
Tho Manhattan Oh cofupanN's s No.
81 on lot 81 IN section ls--A-l1 IS a
5U-harrcl we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
SINCLAIR COMPANY
BUYS AT Ell DORADO

The Sinclair on n Gas co. of Tnls',
has purchased from McsSrs u. u. and
n T.. Frazier. W f. McGinnh ana
W X. bowman the SO-acrc Linn lease.
the ,vrs', half of the northwest Of sec
lion g .6-b The consideration H. said
to have been 100000. The lease
contains - shallow wells one Eas
wei aud one deep tcst dtilling with
"a daily produ, ton II about 100 bar
TclS.
The twn FrnziCrs pnd Nc. McGtn-
mis- have hc'u IN Tulsa for soNcr'u
Gyys closing NJ the dc1l This mafhs
the entrance 4 tho sinclair company
into IN, ranks ~ producers IN Butler
count, ana is ,no deal Tor both
p3utt,S 10 the trade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
NORTH on uEALDTON.

The Gypsy oil company test on the
Matte Morris farm in section 2S-2 3
Is drilling up lugs at Loco feet
Tho same Compauy'S test IN section
l3-2-l IL drilling 1T l,ibO feet.
Tho MCMan- savoy test in section
2O-2-3 Is drilling in a shalc at lose
feet
Erode and others in section 49,
are drilling at l,11l feet with a hole
full ct water
Roy NJ Johnson IN section l9-S-i is
drilling at 1900 feet IN fNe-lnch
hole
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
Vt Now NTN

= NJ INnch'S No. on She l.ltE
farm ir scctlgr s-ss-l4 Is msAinc ten
barrels
N T.. LcSch'S No on Tho lnia
? cs>- farm in section st-eS-i4 ls
--rt fcr two barrels
Y T. Iambc-tS No. on the 5.
Scotsman farm IN section st-fS-ls
= 80 ..r Ten hArrC.S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
At S\rtlIIA.

Tho Knox Oil ,nmpany's No. { on
the i. A. Hanson farm IN section at-
1911 Is making / 3 barrels.
\ l. White and others 10. , on
the r. T. Miller land in section al
lS-I2 Is making 20 barrels,
The Tyler County hank, trustee.
40 -. on the William CLAYTON ialm
u section t-lT-l2 is good tor s5 haI-
'ucl.
Tho H. G. 4 @. co. No. ON the NJ.
j. Ray farm IN section &l-lS-lt IS a
25-hlrrcI we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
AT HONNTpN.

Tho kcith-plott on Company No.
ia in section 16-l4-l6 Is good Tor 400
barrels in the l.600-toot sand. a dis
unct surprise. as only small wells
have prcViously been found in thus
locality
Tack and others test in the north
west OF the suuth hcaSt ot section "a
la-l6 rs down !, 100 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
AT MOUNDS.

!. n Markham jr. and others No. !
on the ~. T. Burus farm in section =
l6-l2 IS good for 20 barrels.
Dr Mccoy AMI others No. ! ON the
Nj. ELLIS farm in section Sl-lI-,2 is
dry and abandoned
cushing and Turner Ne. l on the
Nlatttc Self land in section 5-l6-l2
IS dry and abandoned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
Cu,,rr,uo,r, COUNTY. KAN.

penmap brothers and others NO
"a ON the \. Easement farm IN sec
ton s2-SS-ll Is. dry and abandoned
Eva j Argues No. 10 ON the Whlte
and i1orci farm IN section SS-SS- II
Is a dry hole.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WANTED 10 TRAns--l.sad and SINE nasa.
ing stock for aalemshgs. q A Rash
SApulpA Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
NT INC NllIN.

The Fortuna oil company Is trylnS
TO muu Off the gas and water IN the
y 90. foot sand IN its test IN the th-
Ter ~ the northeast Of SS-lS-4
The Fortuna oil COMPANY Is dr'u-
,p,,t QOO ieet-iu lis test in ~ 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
VI iilIst,S.

The Producers OIL compon\'s Nc
on Tie Harjo farm IN 5-l t-l2 IS
proving a bigger we'll than ilrSt re-
por,S indtcutcd and "Wednesday 'his
we'll actually made 2,loo larreis' anu
only partly drilled in lt that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28

The Mc-Nan Ou company No. On
the " L. Wilson farm In section IS
20 iS good for 600 barrels
The Nc-k&E company No. 1 on the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
~ r,IE oS\,.E.

Tho sand 81 rip+-S Homes No, IN
the O.~lCe IN Si-2o-ll - urN anu '''"-
Ahmed AZ Ahont 1000 toot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
Az nilI-NiI;IGnT.

Tho Balboa Oil company 5 starting
a test IN the southwest Il nc n'r'h-
Nt,St f the southwest ~ --lS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
\oBTH or pIAPT.

Charles pAgc IS drilling d "Vc lStt
81, ms tcst N the northwest Of the
northwest OF 2-lS-l0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
Chicago Live stock

CIICACtl- 1uly 21--IIV u ttccipts
a6 oOO had Inarwet firm. unt aanccd 10 sc
higher bnlk ss aOHIo.oo light S9.i5 ~
1OI9u mixed 50 5stlOl5, hcay. 50 oa u
loI2ts. rough 80 Los e-9.c5, piSS s5-6ot' 50.
CAT'TI II,-SseoiptS 5000 head market
firm, naive hrcf cattle sT0ecfln so west
,rn >ieers S6.7S4 : 60. StoekrrS and feeders
IS NOgfsON cows and hoifcrS s. 500 IS,
calves IS 5NdI2oo
SprTP- RccciniS 600 hesd market
rrs-ited. wcthsr> s. QQa 40. ewes g. 90
az IS lambs Sgl5tGlO.9o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
PERSON AIS.

Iohu r Wheeler of the Sinclair OIL
4 cas- Cr left last NisAt Tor a vSca-
ticr trip % Pennsylvania and Aainc.
Y CouStantiu. the wcll-Enown re-
t.rcr returned YESTERDAY from bust
ness trim 20 Tho cast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
PRODUCE.


. ST. IQluS. July 2T -PoULTRN-Chck
ems I5e. springs unchanged, turkeys 22o.
ducks l2e. geese SC.
WtvrrER AM EGGS-t9fchanee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
Ar nhNIilIN.IfIt.

patterson nj others No, . IN 500
,,rr r-lg-lg. IS due IN the md to-
day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
LIVE STOCK
rnr. wnrth Live stock.

Font worth Live STOCK.
FORT WORTH. Texas. luly - FCATfIh
Rereipt> 200 head: market steady. hecVes
So Ooas 40 calves Sh.O0T9 70.
WO0S- Receipts 800 head; market 50
higher. hrlk SaIhtiq co.
SHFcP- Receipts : 20 head, market
STEADY. Lambs 50 .OOt' BIS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28

'r'''' q" lh' Won"
Id'\'kN tlIa 'Nl', JNN
tnt dou .nd "th'ta Nylr 'n"' '"N TN
900 tho TEST 'n enc N'HN'h l'' ''
a"IthWcst quarter 't r,''''h '-.N
Waiting lut svu' .r''lH It hnt l'"'H
to Fo after "a Iil ui 'lot,n "ll az '.''v
tori The wei h'N 80" '''' '' l'"''
r the hole
IWIuth a ''l'h'W' 'I Go. nus
nShW- l"l 90 '"V I',l wv '"'
lo"t W'U 'n 'h' lt N'' l'' n'
southwest Vu'l''r ui ',' ll'" '--N y,
SHwc CONT. N N'~ "li'uhF al '"'
tc't m the test on ih' lt'h"'h l', W"
h"l'hN'" Gu1l'l 'i 7' ''h N-'"'
jts' west ui i't N\''" bl''"''' ,.,
li''NW'u 'hI ''N 90. va "' '''-
ms at ..''u icrl m '"' ''0' "' '"V
Gllwood farm, southwest quarter ''
~'' uou '-aN-lt.
southwestern 'u yohp"W E'' u
pr, dt'uvn ot -.VVo.uoV l''n ~'N'
at 200 feet u test ON 'hr Nl'p"@NN
htm southeast quarter ol .''NVI
ys-tS lie. six W'l'S ,oNth "t ln' VI.
hrrtl Mtll WV ''''nE '"S ''''
vttO star vhlut
luClN lcl' Nl company rs Ih"H'uN
fishing tools after q string lost IN IN,
tosj on the SkCit"u Rru, n"r'n' rs,
puurtcr nt section l'--' IN, az ''v'
feet but io d''' mas NOT '''N ''"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
MALE HELP WANTED

FIRST CLASS collector wasted: must be ex-
perienccd. have good references aud able to
furnish bond must be sober, industrious
aud willing to work To such we can offer
permanent position with reliable concern
Write stating agr. experience and salary
wanted Address Box 2TSi. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
Nav York s,ecS Ias,-Last Sale.

the J's and Fat9ama % advanced u an'
Panama registered SIS u on call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28
N,r Orleans Cotton. Futures.

MEM or. EANS Judy ~ - The cotton
II to IL points
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-28


MN with grit nerve sand determination
aud tact. who are honest and will work
all the time will be wcll paid Apply Claro
Co.. 10 North Boston avenue Tulsa, Okla
wNNrFD-A mcSseuger hoy over 10 years
OF age with wheel; fine opportunity for
ambitious boy, Call room IL. 203h South
Nam
WANTED Boys to make money. Gather up
old shoes aud bring them TO the Jacobs
Electric shoe hospital, 220h East First
street
WANTED Three young men to work IN
newsstand aud act as news agents on
Frisco Apply Fred Harvey newsstand Frisco
JOIN THE Recruiting offices at Ok
lShoma City. Tulsa. Muskogee. Chickasha
Nnd Arimorr.
WANTED boys Saturday morning at
30. Saturday Spectator, Third and De
troit.
WANTED laborers Apply to foreman
Tulsa Rolcr Machtoe Co. West Tulsa.
MACUINISTS WANrED-All around men.
Apply Anderson Mig. Co
WANTED Experienced elevator boy Apply
room 2ll Daniel Rldg,
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANrCp-IAd, telegraph operator hrjiy
M EtnpscH f!ih floor rrl.phcns hIild'
ing phon, 1000 Oui."f tnvl a.,plicdntS
address care Pioneer rei Tel Go
WANTED--A number OF young ladies' for
telephone operators. No experience neces-
sary Apply room 300 Pioneer Bldg.
WANTED Experienced rapld stercsra,
phcr Apply Kerr Glass Mfg. Co. Sai d
springs Okla
WANTED-lady prcsser, experienced Ctir'
son Cleaning Works, 9la South Nam
street.
WANTED At once. colored maid for general
homework Cali st li5l North cheyenne or
phone 3lT0
WANTED Girl for housework. good wages
and home. 2ll3 East Admiral. Take Ad'
miral i,tney Phone i4s5
A GIRL to do general hons,wors Phone
I94T.
wANTED- Firstclass colored cook. Cali 2i7
South Main
OooK WANTED--3ia South Detroit Phone
1888
SITUATIONS WANTED
LADY with several years experience in
stenpgraphic and general office work de-
sires a position; employed at present Box
2759. care World.
wANTED--Position by first-ciass male
SteHographer and bookkceper: salary Sl25
per month N present employed. Best OF RET
ereuecs. Box 2lS5, care World
POSITION WANTED as private branch oper-
ator. nine years telephone experience can
furnish best city references. Box 2719. care
World
WANTED office position by stenoerapher
Just out Of school. viii accept small salary
TO get experience Call phone 1869 from
: to 2
SITUATION WANrED-Marricd mas, as
hookkceper or clerk four years experience
Wnl consider almost any salary Phone 1922
MlDpLE.AGED lady would like position for
working couple. no large family need APP
ply Phone 1899
WANTEI.lob as tan.per or lease man
where | car stay Address l.. l. Pollock
CollinsVillc, Okla
POSITION wanted By youIg man aGJt
( keeper. have knowledge o. NhortLa,d 4 and
/ typeN rting. Address 3772. are World
/ CARPENTER work wanted. Phone 2622 r..
/ 20G south Maybell.
. WANTED-Family washing. Phone 1886 III
North Phoenix.
! NURSING Phone zoos.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
Clifton Sports FIeeced-

The circus has "came and went" and with it has gone several hundred per. fectly good shekels earned by honest sweat and .numfsr of young sports of Clifton are sadder, but we doubt if wiser, from their experience. The center of attraction for young men who would get rich quick was a stand which was presided over by a smooth tongued slicker who skillfully operat- ed five beautifully polished shells with the cute little pea to turn the tricks. The way the boys fell all over themselves to place their money caused the operator great elation and before him fioated the vision of a champagne supper at Safford's most exclusive lobster palace-and for which the Clifton sports were pay ing. Tn fact one of our sportiest youths went broke at the game and shed bitter tears of anguish that his hard hearted friends would not loan him more money with which to take in'' the game. We heatrily concur with Barnum that ''one is born every minute" and in the words of Goldberg, "Whene'er look on your simple dome, it suggests the words, Nobody Home."
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
Visit Ball Park

Thieves Visit Ball Park
 Some time last week the lockers at the ball ground were broken into and the miscreants succeeded in carrying off all the bats, suits, gloves, and other paraphernalia in sight. The parties are not known but it is thought to be several youths who have recently been under suspicion, and if caught severe punishment should be meted out to them The act in itself is contempt ible and as a disposition of the goods stolen would reveal their identity the articles are of no practical value to the thieves. Several petty thefts have been reported in the past two weeks, among which was a gold watch stolen from a roomer in the Central hotel while he slept. From all indica- tions It would appear that the rob- berries have been perpetrated by the same person or persons and if they are eventually caught the law is wait ing to deal with them in an efficient manner.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
CH|NAMAN SHOOTS AT UNWELCOME.
 VISITORS
American Boys Become Involved in Trouble on East Side on Saturday Night in Which Several Shots are Fired.

A sightseeing trip to Chinese opium
 joint on the East Side Saturday night
 by three American boys caused a couple of shots to be fired in their direction and their arrest on the charge e intent to robbery
 The three boys, Robert Cooper, Will Ager and Fidzie Wright had sup per at the American Kitchen about 12 o'clock Saturday night and after con- cluding their meal adjourned to the sidewalk in front of the place and en- tered into conversation of a general nature when Wright asked his com panions if they had ever seen the in Ager responded that they had not descend to the cellar under the res taurant and view the joint at close quarters.
 room they found an old Chinaman to him and shaking him by the shoulder told him to wake up. The Chinaman, coming to his senses and seeing the strangers in the room, picked up long piece of iron and with many threats drove the boys from the place. On reaching the ground floor Wright and Ager started down the alley in different directions while Cooper went out the front door and up the street. The first two had no more than reached the alley when a couple of shots were fired after them from the restaurant with the evi dent intention of soaring them as from the flame of the gun they were fired in the air.
 The Chinaman at first refused to make complaint but afterward swore to a complaint of attempted robbery. The three boys had their hearing before Justice McWilliams on Monday afternoon and from the evi- dence submitted they were found not guilty and were discharged. The boys claimed that they were merely sightseeing and intended no wrong and their testimony was corroborated by the Chinaman, he producing no evidence to the contrary.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
Close Gall for Mexican

Close Gall for Mexican
 During the hard rainstorm of Sun day afternoon Henry Vega, a Mexican, had a narrow escape from drowning in his room on the East Side. Earlier in the day Vega, who had imbibed not wisely but too well of booze of the bulldog variety, arrived at his room in the Sirianni building next to the Carroll plumbing shop and laid down for a siesta. The floor of the build ing was soon covered with foot of water and was steadily rising when some friends of Vegas, who knew he was asleep in the room, thought of his danger and wading through the rapid ly rising water carried him outside to place of safety. Had his friends not rescued him when they did he would probably have been drowned like rat in trap, as in his stupefied condition, it is doubtful if he would have awak- ened in time to get out.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

done, and it would be reasonable to infer that he would be as jealous in guarding the rights of the laboring man in the future as he has been in the past.
 It will be observed that he support ed every measure supported by the labor unions during his term of office extending through the sixty-second and sixty-third congresses with the exception of the Workmen's compen- sation for railroad employees bill.And he did not oppose this measure for the reason that he aid not have the welfare of the laboring man at heart. but because he believed it to be ill., timed, impracticable and in the end would injure the cause.
 Any one taking the position that Congressman Hayden is opposed to the best interests of the laboring classes will have to go outside of his record in congress to get facts to sub- stantiate his allegation.