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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

Gas Ser. Staaten Meprt'
ientantenbaus bat Die &in6eribus.
Bill paiiirt, weIte perfiist, bab DON
5ipiidenitaatli6en transport aIIs
Waaren ausseidloiieu iein ioIIen, biz
BON ainoern unter iebs5ebn Sabrer
IN geraperten itnO Steinbriiheu Ber.
geitellt perbeu; ferrer ole Waaren,
tpelbe in 5abriten BON ainbern urtter
IA Sabren bereeitellt perben oocr
pon &iuoern pon iefs5ebn Sabren.
oie langtr aIs att Stunbeu ooer
giahts arbciten miiiien. Die Bill lit
hauptiahIib gesen Die Siibitaaten ae.
ridtet, !pelGe bic aiuoerarbejt in Der
gepiiienloieiten @eiie ausbeuten, ba
Die geitinInuneen oieies Geictes
ihon in allen Horbitaaten beitebell.
Gatlt ben bl,manitGren GrpGaunsen
tanen aub Die seihditliden griinoe
Sur 8eitung, oob Die Ioroitaaten. in
iuelhen Die &inberarbeit itreng regu.
lirt iii, MT Den Siioiiaaten, ba,tpt-
idhiid in Der gaumpoQen.S Snbuitrio
nibt fonfilrriren f0unen, penn bolt
ale WaBreseIn 5ur &ontroIirung Der
ainoerarbeit feblen. @ie eiuIeuhtenO
Die Rotbpenoisfeit bieies @eieses er.
itJien. iii oaraus gu erieben, bab cs
NIT Der acknowledgement Iebrbe;t
pon 337 segen as Stimmen paiiirte
ino baB iogar cine sln5abI iiioIider
&onereB' 'Wiitglieber bic Bin unter'
Itiibter. GieieIbe aebt jest on ben
Senat uno bas 6rinet ben uIten
Sprrf in Grinnerung, bab man Den
Sae n,ht Dor Dem glberlo Ioben ioa.
Ger Senat iii fonierpotiper aIs oas
Saus uno in oieiem Sale bebeutet
fpnieruntipcr uihts anberes als I'M
menihIifet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
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,Srant imb anua Seiipinf, 1889
COB sIpe.. anabe.
Geparb unb Gbith aahIe, 1920
,Spring @rope slpe., Wdbdcn.
eomin iriio Clara Shintp, 29i0
@Ienoora slpe.. anabe.
Sarru uno wsabel Sin. zig Mul.
6errp Strabe, Mdbf)en.
Seiny un6 SeIen guenne, 1928
Teuoiefcn Strnbe, anatc.
Gciudrb inb Stclla Wilefder, 1921
Gutter Strabe, anabe.
Sdrrp uno SerMire aIbenbid, 938
@cit Girabe, anabe.
Get nnb wfartbn Offended, f2-
Sage Strabe. Wadohen.
sSreberif iinb Gbna Sebn1cr,
1920 Qotb Girobe. aU0be.
&ermann uilb Senristte 2anleier,
1713 Gtate alOe., assabe.
Bernard unb Selau wnlymb. ,1525
Central slpe., Mdbnen.
Tcnep ,mb Sobomla Sdlprrt<r,
1861 Stote sfoe., wldbderi.
Deter unb wtarpor6 g9epxmcr,
yleeb 0fDa6, 8uabG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

Y Gpclone Sapis BON 3eras
bat NIT $inpeis aui ole gemerfune
oes repubIifuniiden 5iibrers Wann,
0a6 gnslanD Die 9tation iei, pel1c
DIE Der. Staaten 5u fiirbten baben,
etne 9eiolution unterbreitet, peIde
ein 1ofortlges 8erbot Der glusiubr
pom 8affen uno Runition ioroert.
@enn audi Cyclone 3apis, pie ifcn
leln 9same bciagt, nidt ou ben elm.
1luBrei6en StaatsmGnnern nieies
Sanoes 5n rebnen lit, 10 I1Bt bod,
ielne Heiolitticn, suiammen nit Ser
aeuBerllng Manns erieben, bab Die
probritiitc @eiinnilns in oielelr
Sanoe niht melt iiber oas @eihbilo
Der Staot ytep Dorf binaiisreif,t.
2ie oortige probritiihe Nreiie Da;
Den Ginorud ertpedt, baB bas sanje
Sanb probritiid lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
sssF4s sissaaas sslIsbIa, ossias - 3 ss5nW 1918

fde SceregIritllns nit iid ieIbcr
oariiber niht I'M 8larcn 1T, oenn man
oarf ritt persciien, bah nIIc iniIithri.
ifen plaue bon Den Greisniffen, bic
Der Tag brinst. beitintmt tperben.
Ssriege iperoen nidt nod elmer borber
beitimniten JormeI gefiibrt. ionoern
Sen Worsaugen, Die iib ereisnen, oi;-
gepabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

Seres flaiiiihe .Diiern4 bdbc idj
SurdJ bic @iite bes prdiennrts fen.
neu spIernt. 100 ,lng Der Generulitab
iiberbailpt III Der Iibernliten Meiie
mil 9saferiaI aus Jeinoeslano per.
iorat Wion iiebt, bic b0dfte wiIitar.
beborbe DcutihInnbs ipiiniht nidJt,
bak tpir, Mns irgeibueI&e Saniionen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03

either up or down any furtner. The
hole is $50 feet deep.
Jhc Junction Oil Il Gas Co. is shut
down at 2i0 feet in No. on the
IIatt farm, west half Of the southwest
quarter of section 81 -.g-1c, waiting
for a 1e-inch bit.
The Il. Il. Jones company has a ri.
up for les; on the Arthur Smith
farm, southeast quarter OF section 81
2:-le, and tools have been shipped
for the company to drill the well 1t.
SELF
The Kay d kiowa Gil X Gas Co is
smut down in the tcst well on The Dill
worth farm, cast half of the noriheast
quarter OF section 6-2o-1c waiting for
an underreamer. They nave the eight
men pipe at 2E1G feet, the present
depth OF the well.
The Kay X kiowa OIL & Gas Co is
smut down in the No. 1 on the Avery
farm, west half OF the northwest quar-
ter of section 32-29-ie, waiting for
equipment to finish rigging up Cali
fornia circulating outfit to shut in and
XIII the 47U00, 0,O00-fCot gas we'll struck
in sand between 915 and 972 feet.
The we'll has been CAPPED to hold the
gas in While the material is on the
way to the field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
Of land. and this is what he has to say

Of land, and this is what he has to say
for it,
Il beg to report that | have made
a hurried examination OF your ease
holdings lying to the southwest of
ort Scott "A few miles but yet n
Eourhon county. Kansas. My investi-
cations were hurried and not final, as
| shall again ext mine them, prepared
to make careful and detailed survey
of them. 50 as to report the exact po-
sition an heights of all The antic'incs
on your holdings.
81 was able to determine to GER
talnty that you have three anticlincs
on the Ian Is you hold uno = oil and
gas lease. Each OF these is well de
fined ana mas sufficient rise to make
1t well worth prospecting. In fac,
the rise is above the normal, AM"
while not measured definitely. is fully
as much as we lind in many good oI
ana gas fields.
4 would strongly urge ycu To So
cure a foW more leases. as ] pointed
out tC you IN order TO make yoursolve :
more secure, and that at as early as
date as possible begin prospecting on
the land, tor you have most excellent
indications"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
BOURBON COUNTY IS
LOOKING GOOD NOW

Special to The World
FORT SOFT Kan. May 2-That
bourbon county rs the coming Kansas
oil field was the statement made this
morning by J NJ. Basom If TIlst.
OKLA, an OIL man who, with his part-
ner, Mr., Kittcruian. has leased J,O0h
acres of land southwest of Fort Scott.
under guarantee to start three wells
WITHIN SIX weeks.
In reply 10 a letter written by Mr..
Hasom, Erasmus Haworth, state geo.
loSist, states that he has made ar in.
vcstigation of tt" western and south
western parts Of Bourbon county and
that he finds soue excellent anti
clin2s. Nr. Harworth says the indi-
cations are most excellent"
Mr., Bdsom. who is an experienced
oil man. estimates the yield of the
Cniontown well. after the first spurt
dies down. to be- about 25 barrels a
day. which makes it very good
paying we'll
Asked about tho oil situation. Mr.
iiasom said today:
"l'ourbon county is sure to bn the
oil field of Kansas. The finest anti
olincs IN the state have Dcen discov-
cred In the last few months Active
work will start now in this section, rs
the weather and the roads are gcttir:
good and oil companies are taking
land by the thousands of acres. with
Il guarantee to 1rill The well at
lniontown in this county has been
shot and cleaned out ana bids fair 70
hc 4 % barrel we'll at 692 feet. with
~ feet of sard We have secured in
southwest Hourhcn county 5000 acres
and have given a guarantee to start
three wells in the next SIN weeks Mr.
Erasmus Howarth, state gcologist. has
his work almost finished on this block
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
At BLACKWELL.

The Spencer Oil company has skid
ded the rig at No. on the Foster
farm, north half of the southwest
quarter of section 32-29-1-e abandon
ing the first try at $40 feet when two
strings of tools got in behind big
cavy formation ana could not be re-
COY cred The No. ! on this farm has
put the II y inch pipe in and was
drilling at 500 feet The No. ) set
the ten-inCh pipe To 1,4OO feet AMI
was drilling at 1890 feet. 1t is the
intention of the Spencer company to
try to drill the No. we'll on into tho
deeper formation within the next few
weeks. 1t was necessary to quit the
hole at 3,3S2 feet with a 600-b barrel
production because OF the gas blow
ing the tools out OF the we'll \
smaller drill that vii! allow part nj
the gas to escape by it has Seen fixed
up and ;hc attempt VIII be made with
this.
The V. b. Jones company lost n
ric at the No. well on the Dilworth
farm. northeast quarter of section .
2S-Ic. by fire, but It has been rebuilt
The tools were in the hole at the time
ut 900 feet. III a gas production of five
million feet.
The Svmholccr Oil X Gas Co. put
200 feet Of Ii y inch in the test wcll
ON the Pcckham ranch, section 81
CIV. and was drilling just below
that depth.
The KAY " Kiowa Oil & Cas- Co.
has put 700 feet of tcn-inch casing in
test being drilled to a shallow sand
Gas production on the Hitch farm
north half of the southwest quarter
OF section 19-2S-ie, and cannot get II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
MORE DIRECTORS
SINCLAIR COMPANY
Connolly and Manion of
Tulsa Elected Directors
of New Corporation.

Ten more directors were added to
the new Sinclair oil 4 refining cor
poration at meeting held in the New
York offices of the company, ycster-
day. w. l.. Connolly vice president
OF the Sinclair oil company and John
X. Manion, pipe line superintendent
Tor the new company. were the Tulsa
men selected as directors Yesterday.
The other new directors are j.
Fletcher Farrell. Vicc-prcsdent Of the
Dearborn National bank. Chicago;
J. W. Perry. president Southwest
National bank, Kansas city; William
liuttg. president Reserve National
bank. Kansas city. $. l.. Fuller of
kissoll kinnicutt X Co; Ray Morris
of White Weld n CO.. Acota Nichols,
of Spencer, Trask Il Co. all OF New
York; O. NJ. Gcrstung. New York; W.
l.. Connolly and John H. Manion of
Tulsa. and Judge II. l.. McCune of
Kansas city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03

county, the present week Is expected
to see another well brought in. The
Clear Creeks No. Is located on
Arbuckle island in the Arkansas river
and has been commonly referred to
,s a location for oil. The test Is ap-
proXimatcly 2,i00 feet deep. and
when the tools were lost a week ago
the dril was in "A very hard forma-
ton. The tools were recovered yes-
tcrday afternoon The clear Creeks
No. 3 is the only well drilling in Sc
hastian county, and In the event 1t
proves to be good producer there
will be "A general rush by other com
punics to prove up their holdings In
the immediate vicinity.
The crow No. IN 1891 Craw-
ford county is due To be brought in
before the middle OF the present
week. while a thrd well that will be
Crow No. 3 in 1890 Crawford
county. The former is 2,20O feet
deep and is idle because OF repairs
Drilling will probably be resumed to-
morrow. No. 3 is nearly 1000 feet
deep.
The Clear Creeks No. . in 1880
Crawford county is drilling at 2,315
feet. The arm Is in hard rock and
there are some hope this IN the cap
rock covering gas producing sand.
with the probability of three wells
being completed. there Is equally as.
good a chance for three new ones be-
ing spuddcd in The Beard Drilling
company of Sopulpa has machinery
en- route to OZARK for the Travellers
No. ! in 21-9-2S Franklin county
The derrick has been completed w
O. SHELLEY has a string of tools at
Van Buron 10 hc used for the clear
Creeks No. I on the Dave Cox farm
in the kihlor field The derrick is
finished, Skcllcy has a second string
of tools On route from the lIealdton,
okla. field to bc used on the Clear
Creeks No 3, which will also be To-
Gated in the kiblcr field. The der
rick for No. will be started this
week.
j. S. Tctlcy has a carload of ma
and tools en- route from
Tulsa. Okla. To he used in the Nc
Donough No. 3 I'm 29-l0-3l Crawford
county. They are due here Tuesday.
The derrick for this location has
been finished.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
AT HNILI.Tr.

The Republic Dil companys test on
the l,hnehart farm in section 1920,
Is good for IS barrels in the Tucker
sand. The well was shot Monday
evening.
The rig for the Prairie Oil & Gas
Co.'S test on the Nanhoy farm in sec
tion 35-21-' offsctting the Alexander
No. | was completed the first of the
week.
The Uncle Sam Oil company's test
on the Dan Hart farm in section IL
2C7 was cascd with the c.ght-inch at
LAO feet Saturday
The Pulaski Oil company's test on
the Wolf Farm in section 2-20-7 is
drilling ut 500 feet.
The Ora Lee Oil company's test on
the Brissie farm in section 35-21-7 Is
making good progress, and Is drilling
at 500 feet.
The Uncle Sam Oil companys test
on the Kelly farm in section l7-21-. +.
is drilling at 300 feet.
The same company on the Arm
strong farm in section l7-21.1 is drill
ing at GOO feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
ANOTHER REFINERY
FOR WEST TULSA
Mid-Co Company Is Build
ing 3,000-Barrcl Plant
Across the River.

Construction work on Tulsa 3
seventh refinery has been started IN
West Tdlsa This new refinery Will
he The Mid-Co -;asolnc company. a
subsidiary 1f the Mid-Co Petroleum
comuany. and will have daily re
filming capacity of 1000 barrels 10
start with. and the plant Will be built
So that additions may he made at any
time.
Active work has already started on
the 50-acro site tust M the river from
Cnsdcn " co X big plant The Frisco
railroad has quilt a siding to the new
location SO that material can he
handled to the best advantage. The
cost of the plant Will be about Si5O, e
Geo, according to officials Of the COM
pany
The usual stills, tanks, includinG
two SO .ooo-barrcl steel storage tanks.
win be erected tor the present, ana all
necessary equipment Tor loading ana
shipping oil viii he installed 1t once.
The products of the plant Will be gas
olinc. kerosene naphtha and fuel OIL
Start 'rhi. Month.
The Md-C, Petroleum company
today has u production of about ,,2Jn
barrels In the Gushing field, and has
other connections that will give Il
enough crude to run the new plant
at capacity when 1t starts operation
the last OF this month.
The prime purpose or THIS plaht
will be to insure n plentiful supply OF
hand that for blending with casing
head gasoline, of which the Mid-Co
company is one of the largest manu-
faCturcrs in the country. This ocm-
pany tdoay has two big casing head
gasoline plants in operation. one at
Rar,lcsvillc and one at Drumright,
with equipment ordered for eight
more. These plants will furnish iO.-
600 gallons of gasoline per day.
I,cali2ing they were largely ut the
mercy of the rofiners who make
naphtha which Is necessary in blend
inr casire-n mead gasoline the Mid-to
people decided tp build "a refinery To
handle their lwn oil production, thus
insuring Il plentiful! supply of blend
ing material. and incidentally making
money out of the r"finins of Gushing
crude.
j. u. HOLMES. formerly of the Peer
less Refining company 1T Cushing
ana an excellent refining authority.
will have charge as superintendent oi
the new plant. i-ic Mcssrs. Aaronson
and son, Travis and others have come
rapidly To the front in the oii indus
try in the past couple of years and
are now power to be rcckoncd with
in the oil industry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
Crude Oil to 81 a Barrel

The growing demand for oil makes 81 90
crude probable. The real opportunities Of
America are IN the Middle West Ol Fields
Great huSncicrs are making millions by CON
solida,ius oil properties and through rich
lanAers floating new securities, backed by
oil properties rh,se big men know that
oil will double IN valdc il war cones and
hhrwis. win greatly advance to help build
nttcr peace is secured.
The Uucle sam oil Company Is the pioneer
independents It built the first three indie
pendent rrhn'ricS in Kansas and Oklahoma.
II has capable men at the head OF its dit
ferrnt Departments, nil d, gaining wealth
''0ry wcyk lt /, owned by over cichtccu
t'ow7ri si' hhoider,. representing every
congressional d.'rict in the Umou u is
90. r.' rccpla's oOmrany. that in time ia
Nt, io nHf is rvi. white and blue tank
wagons sni suto tipcba 60 delivering Uncle
San. oft in o' least thirty states
This Company is established. Il has dein.
onsuliei b. alht, to protect itself from
the rclchery ana intrigue of the OIL Mouor.
oily gang having forgA, its way .arouea per
secuuon TO prosperity, and row desires to
put lu operation tlr balance ot 80 TO 30
drill. and at lea., Sen Thousand barrels per
day
Tho oil a,'i, OF Uml Wyoming. Colo.
ralo Kansas. oklahoma. Arkansas Loui.
i7ra New McNso aud TsNss Lave hardly
te,n scratched
The future OF o powerful organization in
This great iiNr,t--jhai is nov able to ,naln.
tain FORTY GO fifty drills in coutiupou, opera
tou-will certain N mean q gain ON this stoch
% from 10 10 100 times.
stock that Fol can secure uudcr the sacri
flee offer herein wiz certainly N a lew year,
pay more IN dividends yearly than YOU need
nov rcmr TO own it. The Uncle sam oi
Comuauy now has under hcadway nine teer
No different wells.
We have one property in the Red Forl
district within three miles Of our Tulsa. Okla
homa Refinery that gives great promise o
heiug the richest lease in that territory an,
will not surprise orr field men IL it pro
duce5 over Two Million Dollars of oil whei
developed during tie next eighteen month
There are three producing ds in th
district aHd besides a deep production pos
sihlc. The Uncle Sam on Company control
about fourteen hundred acres in this Re.
Fork district Two new wells started ma.
rral at about two hundred fifty barrels pc
day. We will have in five moro new well
on this property within four to Fifteen day
We have at leaat two hundred locations 1t
the deop and shallow sands on this one prop
er,y our chances are good TO have fror
500 to 1000 barrels daily OF high grad
oil in this district within a few weeks.
The pipeline OF The Uncle Sam Oil Com
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
CARTER TEST Is DUE.

The Carter oil company test on the
Berche farm in section i-27-l is drill
ing at 1886 feet with nothing show
ing but should pick up the sand in
the next few feet.
The Lucky Leaf oil company is
drilling at $500 feet in its test in
section l5-27-l west.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
At lei. DORADO.

+. q. Coolies deep test on tie For
ristal farm in 24-24-5 Is still under
roaming at about $500 ieet.
The Wichita Natural's No. 6 on the
Marsh farm IN the northwest corner
of the northeast of 6-26-5 is good for
40 barrels, ofisetting the Melroot No
/. which was reported dry anC after
wards made a small well after a shot
c. g. Shaffor's test on the Robson
farm in 17-25-5 is reported dry ana
abandoned at 200 feet.
The Henncpin OH company's tes;
on the Hay nan farm in 3425-
skidded the rig and is down 800 feet
in the new hole.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
COSDEN & COMPANY
BUY MORE STUFF

For reported Price o. $25O,0OO
"osdcn & Co. has purchased "A one
half interest in the northeast 40 acres
Cf the Mickey farm in section 4-l6-
I from +. II. Jennings of the Pure
oil company. The lease has only one
gas we'll on it bu, looks mighty good
ior 4 Baartlesvil.a sand proposition
The ether half interest is owned by
Ihc GNnsN OIL cOmranY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03

Wanted Responsible Oil Driller-
Have large acreage oil leases Grant
county. near Blackwell field. Will
trade part Of 1t for deep test hole:
quick action desired. Room S29, Hotel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
At STONE BLUFF.

Gohle & Braden's No. on the Col
bert farm in 5-16-l5 failed to make
a we'll after a shot in the 1,950-fooi
sand, although it had small showing
and will be plugged back TO tho 1900
foot sand. where it should make a
small well.
The Sinclair Oil company is spud
ding in its No. 4 IN 6-i6-15 and is
rigging up for No. o.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
George Winkler. Architect.
<l4-dl5 Palace Bldg.-Adv.

For Sale--30 barrels net production,
Z wells, 1856 acres. depth 1000 feet;
twenty locations. Chautauqua county.
$4,000. Box ~. Independence. Kan.
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03

Leases for sale in Cowley county.
near Burden Silver Creek township.
Henry Sherman. care Brettun hotel,
Winfield, Kan.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
Notice

Would purchase small oil produce
ton with undeVcloped acreage; give
location. price and details. Address
room 707. surety building, Muskogee,
Okla. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03

Complete oil rigs, including oak
timbers, loaded on one car. delivered
anywhere. Prompt shipment from
Texas and Louisiana mills, Send
specifications. l.. Il. McCord, Shaw
nee. Okla.-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-03
GASOLINE FACTS TO
GO TO GRAND JURY
Governments Case About
Complete, Declare Inves-
tigators in Chicago.

CHICAGO May 2.-The govern
ments investigation OF an alleged
combine to boost the price of gasoline
IN violation of the Sherman trust act
has been completed aud the fact arc
ready for special grand jury. Agents
who have had the ease under inVesti-
tcilon for ten weeks conferred with
District Attorney Clync yesterday
o. H. Pagan of Washington and
Charles Morrison former district at
torncy, who handled the investiga-
tion, declared they We're not at liberty
10 talk. but admitted that the GOV
ornment's case lis about complete"
81. LOnis Grand Jrrv Il Get Case.
IL ~ hkcly that the matter VIII not
he placed before a grand jury IN Chi
Cago. 1t Is believed -. louis viii be
the district selected in which To try
the case and place the facts before u
grand jury.
According to the Investigators. the
r.sc in price of gasoline has been
general in all cities.
Eye on the Standard Oi;
The Standard on company is the
concern against which the govern
mcnt has directed the chicf invcstt-
cation pagri and Morrison are the
men assigned to see that the dissol.
ton order of 1910 became effective.
They have been Watching the COM
rany's operations since that time.
Correspondence in tncr possession.
II is claimed proves that a new com
lina'ion exist. 1t Is alleged that
zoo 600 miles of pipes formerly used
by The Id combination are being OBJ
Grated Mt the present time for the
interchange of the products of an al
lcf"d merger in violation of the fed
CIul law
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Oil and Gas
leases, Supplies. Production. Etc
Whenever You Need u General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUI-
NINE and IRON. soc.
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LIVE STOCK
Kansas City Live STOCK

,s SSSsAs SSo Isvsr CITY iy My ;o5:HH9SsIReseipt.
s.7S; light, $e.45@9.70; pigs, ts'25SSSJIW9
cATrLE-Reeepts. $500; steady to DIV.
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$50 acre lease South Paden. range
Z, $40 per acre. r. V. McSpadden,
box s02. Tulsa, Okla.-Adv.
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er; prmie fed steers. $a.a5@o,7o; DR.
beef steers, ss.OO@s.25; southern S
$125 q9.0o; cows, $5.5O@s.50; hifers,
@g;S0; stockers, $7.O0@s.75.
ShEEP--Receipts. 5000: steady TO-
er; lambs, $1i.0O@11.7O: ycsrlings. "
ao;15; wethers, $s.75@050; ewes, -
S.65; stockers, $6.O0@10.i0.