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The Mena weekly star., 1917-05-31

turns. These trucks will haul lum- Der to Hatfield and carry as much as $ teams can pull.
 On Thursday previous to the day the normal 'closed. Prof. Dodd and his class went ont to the Pines Plan tation and vii the assistance of it's proprietor, James A. Slote, they all received some valuable instructions in horticulture.
 Mrs. Joseph T. Higgins, who f0r- merly lived in Hatfield, died at Haigler, Nebr., at i2:35 a. m. Fri day morning. May g. The cause of here death was creeping paralysis and old age, as she was near eighty years of age when death claimed her.
 some of the finest information on farming in the world is being sent out by the Agricultural Department. But reading it and applying it are two different things. And some of those people who have been reading these pamphlets, etc, and criticiz- ing the farmes for not waking up more. may have a chance to try their hand at them if the H. C. of L, continues.
 Girl Workers Club Organized. a
 A party of girls met Monday even- ing, May 2S, at the home of Mrs. c. Cook and organized the Workers Club for the purpose of keeping the Six-Mile cemetery in good condi- tion Miss Ola Littlepage was elect ed president. Miss Jettie Stinscom, vice president and Miss Arabelle parham, secretary and treasurer A committee of four girls, Eula Mar tin. Ethel Rouse, Agnes Littlepage, and Isla Cox were appointed as flower girls.
 Everybody who is willing to work is invited to join the club.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-05-31
President Wilson Tells
 Why America Is at War

ness. The whole of the conception, which take to De the conception of our fellow countrymen with regard to the outcome of the war and the terms of it's settlement, I set forth with the utmost explicitness in an address to the Senate of the United States the twenty-seeond of Janu- ary last Again in my message to Congress the second of April last those subjects were stated in unmis- takeable terms.
 T can conceive no purpose in seeking to becloud this matter ex- cept the purpose of weakening the hands of the government and mak- ing the part which the United States is to play in this great struggle for human liberty an inefficient and hesitating part.
 We are in war for our own reas- ons and with our own objects clear ly stated and shall forget neither the reasons nor the objects.
 There is no hate in our hearts for the German people, but there is a resolve which cannot be shaken even by misrepresentation to over come the pretensions of the auto cratic government which acts up- on purposes to which the German people have never consented"
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BOARD CAMP.

There was baptising at this place Sunday Thsfe was social at the home. of Mr.<snd Mrs. Brad Roger Thursday Mrs. \. o. White of this place is visiting relatives at Hillard this week.
 Miss Mable Brakefleld of Mt. Ida. is visitino with Miss Winnie Miller of this place.
 Rev. Edgar Peters of this place left Monday for Fort Smith, where he will enlist in the navy.
 Mrs. Burley White. who has been visiting with relatives at Hillard, returned to her home al this place Friday. Miss Laura Larue of Two-Mile is making her home with the Rev. Chas. Burnett and family for the present.
 School Girl.
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INK ITEMS.

B. w. Larmon was visiting home folks in Mena Sunday
 J. A. Wise and son. Otto. made a business trip to Heayener last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Boss Edwards of Mena spent Sunday afternoon at the H F.. Chambers home at Ink.
 Sampson Harris and Miss Nora Embry attended church at Board Camp Sunday.
 Miss Carrie Wise returned home Friday after a weeks visit with friends in Mena.
 Ben Johnston of Waldron was a business visitor at Ink last Wednes- day. returning home Thursday.
 Mrs Battenfeld of near Pine Grove. is spending a while with her 'daughter, Mrs. J. ?. A, Johnson of near Ink.
 Concord Sunday school will meet at o:3a o'clock every Sunday morn ing. Let everyone come and be on time.
 Mrs. Martha Edwards of Holly Spring visited with Mir. and Mrs. Bob Edwards of near Ink Wednes- day night.
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BIG FORK BITS.

Marion Edwards of Ali was in Big Fork Saturday.
 Charlie Large of Huddleston was in Big Fork Sunday.
 Cloy Cox of Butcher Knife visited relatives. at the Caddo Sunday.
 Levi Heath of Heath Valley went to Mena last week with shingles.
 People in this neighborhood are having new potatoes and peas to eat.
 J. NJ. Taylor of Big Fork made a business trip to Mena one day last week.
 The wind we had Saturday night and Sunday blew several trees down and damaged fences.
 Misses Nervie and Vinez Heath of near Egger visited last week with relatives at Heath Valley.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Edwards of Big Fork visited Sunday at the T. H. Jones home at Cedar Lawn.
 Mir. and Mrs. $. V. Heath and son, U. S., of Heath Valley visited Sunday night at the home of w. J. Bates of Big Fork
 Mr. and Mrs. S. H. spake of Sul- phur visited with their daughter, Mrs. Java Bates of Rock Grove last Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Cox and ehil- dren of Alder. visited Saturday night with Mrs. Cox's sister, Mrs. George Beck of Big Fork.
 Miss Mabley Taylor, while hoeing one day last Iweek, got a piece of steel in her eye. She was taken to Dr. Stanford of Board Camp, who removed the steel.
 Corda Cox of Big Fork left last week for Potter, where he will work.
 Mrs. Victor Roberts. and children of Hay Farm, visited Saturday night at Alder, with Mrs. Roberts sister, Mrs. D. w. Davis.
 papa's Helper.
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GRANNIs GRAINS.

Nlr and Mrs. Alex Coyle and son, Raymond, drove un to Mena Satur- day in their car.
 Mrs A. D Hilton and children, left Monday for few days visit with homefolks at Hatfield.
 Prof Tom J Wilbanks was in Mena Friday and Saturday of last week. looking after some business.
 Mesdames Earl Moore and Elza Micheiin. accompanied by Vivian Hardin, left for Gillham Sunday evening.
 W. k. Hungate was up to Mena on Friday of last week, and while there bought an automobile and drove home in it.
 R. T. Preuitt of Shreveport La, spent a day the past week. looking with a'xiew of investing.
 Will Brown and family of Gill; ham, came np Saturday evening to visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Brown over Sunday.
 Charlie McNeal came in last week from Hot Springs, where he has been taking treatment for some scalds he received while at work on his engine.
 Mir and Mrs. ?. F. Rouse and fam fly of Hatfield. and Mir. and Mrs. John Bilberg of Cove. visited at the home of w E. Hungate Sunday and attended Memorial and Decoration services.
 In an item in this department last week H A. Morgan was mentioned as celebrating his 9lst birthday, when it should have been the 6ist. The Star hopes Mir. Morgan will yet celebrate the 9ist
 MT Elan feft for Wilburton. Ok. Hast week, as>$prof. Luther Blan's school closed the>25th and his father went to accompany him in his car to Grannis. They will spend the summer vacation here.
 T, Nj. Norwaad of Texarkana, state organizer for the W. 0. w. stopped of in Grannis to look after the in- terest of the order. and contem- plates establishing Woodman camp here in the near future.
 Mrs. Clemmie Bailey. wife of w. L. Bailey, died Sunday, May 27, at the home west of Grannis. after a short illness. The remains were brought to Grannis cemetery for burial Monday evening. Elder Gray of the Saints church had charge of the funeral services.
 Messrs. Phil. Stevenson and Dick Welch drove down from Mena the last of the week. also had their teams brought thru. that they willl use at their saw mill south of toyh.
 Mrs. John McNeal returned home last week from Pitcher, Ok, where she has been for some time.
 The Memorial and Decoration services were we'll attended Sun day at Grannis, everybody bringing flowers and helping to make the day all that it should he. The program of the hour was for each Sunday school t0 gather at their meeting place. and march in a body to the cemetery. which they did. Then Alex Ceyle. representative of the Union Sunday school, called to or der America" was then sung. Following the Scripture reading and prayer by Elder Gray of the Saints Sunday school. came the address by Bro. Daniel of the Baptist Sunday school afterwhich all graves were decorated with flowers and flaGs were placed on the graves of old soldiers. The members of the cem- etery association surely have cause
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Mill Creek attended church at Lower Big Fork school house Sunday.
 Rev. H. I. Howell will preach at the Opal sehooi hnnSe nexl Snnss.asy at If a. m. Let everybody come.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Morris and son, Samuel, spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Morris sister, Mrs. Laura Cotton of Lower Big Fork.
 Herbert Jones returned to his home in Womble after visiting with friends and relatives at this place.
 The farmers are busy this week clearing up their new ground and building fence after the storm that
 Mraand Mrs. Odis Mcbride of Waters visited the first of the week with Mrs. McBrides parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morton of Lower Big Fork. Apple Blossom.
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EGGER ECHOES.

Crops are looking fine since the rain.
 Robert Borough is on the sick list this week.
 Harris Wimberly was trading in Mena Saturday
 Levi Wimberly made a business trip to Mena Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Barton were shopping in Mena Friday.
 Misses Ia and Eva philnot were shopping in Eeger last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Lille Wimberly visited last week with her grandfather at Mid- way.
 Miss Julia Harmon returned from Atwood, Ok. where she has been visiting her brothers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mark Lofts visited Saturday night with Mrs. Loftis's parents. MT. and Mrs. John Wood. of Iocana
 Miss Fannie Morris came in from Idahel, Ok. Saturday. She expects to teach school a month or more at this place. Sweet Pickle.
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OPAL OFFERINGS.

Prof. W. F. Stephens was here last week booking after business.
 Jacob Standridge left for visit with his parents at Idabel, Ok, for the next month.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Buster Cotton of
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ing the construction of the postoi- flee flee building. Mr. Brack viii iiiia ss occasional visits to Mena to cnech up the work done 'en the fedefal building until such time when s'sssssalsf superintendent is appointea.
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Building Superintendent Here

henFy .Brack. superintendent af construction of public buildings under the U. s. Treasury Depart- Ilieal, came from Tulsa, Ok. Tues day where he is superintend.
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(other correspondence on page 4)

Lost-On Board Camp road. between
 Mena and Board Camp. gray rain- coat, size 3S. Reward for return to G. ". Corley, Board Camp. or Star office. 22-itp
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to be proud of the improvements they have made in the appearance of the cemetery in the past year. Let tine good work so 0Tf
 M. K. D. M.
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In the Oil Fields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
AT QUAY-The Hillman & rhomp-
son well in the north half of Block 3
ON the Quay townsite has set the s.
inch casing at 2.044 feet.
The Charles +. Noble well in Block
26 on the Quay townste is running
the IL y inch casing at l.l00 feet.
The Paul Mcbride well in Block 81
on the Quay townsite is drilling up
the bit at 2,023 feet
The Mcfarland Il Chapman No. !
on the Cantrell S-acre tract in 81
2O-6 Is rig building.
The Producers OH company No 2
on the West farm in 1-ls-5 is rum
ming joints OF 20-inch casing at 1870
feet
The Atlantic Petroleum corporation
well in Block on the Quay townsite
is drilling at 1900 feet.
The Producers Oil company is 40
feet in the sand on No. | on the West
farm in the northwest quarter of J.
1875 and the hole has filled up with
oil and is stopping over.
IN BILLINGS-The Midco Petrol
cum company is drilling at | Less feet
oh the Brumfield No. 2 in the south
est corner of the northwest of
22-22-2w.
The came company No. Berry in
the northeast corner OF the northwest
Of 27-93-2W is drilling at 5000 feet.
The Humphrey Petroleum company
has a rig on the ground for No. on
the Neil farm in the northwest corner
Of the southeast of 15-23-2w
The II. X. G. Oil company a shut
down at 400 feet on the Deal farm ia
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and struck another dose of salt water,
the scct nd bad dose. The total depth
Is now loss feet and II VIII probably
lie abandoned at this dep,h.
A FINE WEII.-The New Healdton
oil company test in 24-22-sw, on the
Belveal farm apparently is better than
first reported as Thursdays gauge
registered g6O barrels according TO
one cf the more prominent field men
IN that vicinity The oil is going 10
the Champlin Refining company ut
Enid
Al rONCA CiTY-The Narland
test or the simmons farm in the
noi ithWeSt corner of l6-26-3e Is n zig.
The BIG Protection Oil company Is
underreaming at l.5O0 feet on the
Doughcrty farm n the northeast cor
ner OF the southeast OF S-26-2e.
AT HLISS-The Bliss OIL q De
We opnieit 60 has the rir out or
the hoe lost at 5i0 feet and is drilling
again. 1t is on the Miller farm and
is located an the center OF the north
line Of the southeast of l2-24-le.
AT LITTLE SANDY-Mendes and
asso -iatcs have abandoned the wen on
80 ~ 'NAhi Ia All III NV llbl III 'sNN
cur;er 81 the mort beast of the south
west Of 97-2s-9w at 2,72O feet.
At 1ONKAWN-The Tonkawa OIL
4 Gas Co has the rig up ves on the
Esch farm IN the northeast corner OF
the northwest of the northeast OF
2-25lw.
At GARBER-The Southwestern
Petroleum comapny is drillinT at 900
feet on the BelVeal No. In the center
the northwest of 24-22-4w.
At S1IILN iTEE-The Long
Branch Oil company is srudding No.
! on the NandeNenter farm H. the
southeast corner of the northwest OF
S-20-2e.
AT PAWNEE-The Cosden OH &
Gas CO. is drilling at 2.915 feet on
the Arnold farm in the southeast cor
ner of the southeast Of 2622-6.
At Bald HILl-The Atlantic Pc
treleum company No on the Marian
Noble farm in 15-14-15 is on top oi
the sand at 1,730 feet.
NEAR OKLAHOMA CITY-The
NcG nley a. Hughes test on the
Hughes farm in 33-14-1w is shut
down at 1900 feet.
AT GUTlIRIE-The Empire Gas &
Fpcl 90 has a rig up on the I.eilers
farm in the southeas: Of l2-15-1w
SOUTH OF TI.DORADO-The ola
Page well in 30-26-5 has been deep
cned and will make good well. II is
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Lot Owners. Will
Form a Company,
Elect Own Officers
and Run Affairs

There can be no promoters scheme con-
nected with a proposition like this. Those
who buy lots will be the organizers Of their
own company They will elect whomever
of their number the majority sees fit. They
will have at their disposal the entire 100000
secured thru their combined purchase Of
lots. This sum will be ample TO put down
three wells. There will be no bonuses OF
promoters stock. Only the stock issued 10
actual owners Of lots will be entitled to divi'
dends Each owners share of the profits
will be proportionately large.
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the northeast corner of the northwest
OF the northwest OF l6-23-9w.
Ihe Eastern oil company is under
roaming TO 2,05O feet on the Deer
larm in the southwest corner Of the
northwest of the northwest of
l6-23-2w.
In 36-24-2w. the Minnehoma OIL
company has rig up on the lumph-
rey farm.
At BLsCkWELI-'rhe Equitable
on company has a rig up on the
skelton farm in the northeast corner
of the northeast of 2O-27-lw.
The Lucky Leaf oil coinuanV No.
], carmichael in 10-27-1w is n rig.
The Ocate oil Il Gas Co. is shut
down at $500 feet on the Enlow farm
In the southeast corner of the south
cast Of 2-27-1w.
The Southwestern Petroleum COM
rany has showing for a good well
on the Cronan farm in tire southwest
corner of the southeast of S-2S-1e.
The National Union test on the
Woods farm in 23-2S-1w is shut down
ut l,520 feet 1t is located in the
northwest corner of the northeast OF
the northeast of the section.
The Duluth & Okla test on the
Moore farm in the northoast corner
of the southeast OF the northwest of
lS2S-1e is drilling at 2.150 feet.
AT QUAN-The Magnolia Petrol
cum corporation No. ! on the Stocker
farm in S1-20-6 is due to be drilled
in tomorrow.
The Tul Oil & Gas Co. is drilling
again at 2.070 feet.
The Gypsy oil company No. . on
the Page farm stripped the 15lA -inc'I
casing yesterday to get n bit out OF
the hole at 245 feet.
The Cosden on &; Gas co. has made
Il location on the Nancy j. Myers in
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In Stock That May Pay $4,000

with shack bill
peculiar
S a
chance that easily lead to the fortune heard others mng1n oil
hoped yourself The calls
plot land which will be organized drill for the ghers surely
when undee
a
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Big Dividends Immed a!ely as
Soon as Wells Are Flowing

The big production expected will be eagerly
bought by nearby pipe lines in the field. If
the first three wells are only 500-barrel pro-
ducers the company will begin earning di'
dend money at the rate OF $3.50 day, or
$9300O0 year The earnings will be divided
at regular and frequent intervals. Even three
wells like this would pay better than 80 per cent
dividends every four months. Dividends will
likely be declared every month Think of re-
ceiving nearly 100 per cent month.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER q 1917
the south half Of block on the quay

the south half Of block on the Quay
townsite
The Charles +. Noble well in block
Z Is fishing for bit at 450 feet. Block
! is drilling At l,400 feet. Block =,
Is drilling at l,100 feet. Block 80 is
drilling az 1000 feet
AT TOWANDA-The Sinclair OIL q.
Gas Co, the Gypsy and John Mark
hams No. on the Dempsey farm u,
l-26-4 is 75-barrel well at total
depth of 2.f19 feet. No. 3 is shut
down casing at 2.19S feet: No. : is sh ut
down with frozen sA Inch casing at
2,%5S feet; No. is spuddirg at 80
feet; No. 10 is pulling the 10-inch at
2,S2S feet and No II is rigging up.
The Sinclair oil Il Gas Co. No. go
on the Adams in 31-25-5 is shut down
at 2,SS5 ieet.
The same company's No. 13, Dlller-
beck I'm 35-25-4 is drilling at 2,07j
feet. No. II is running the / ) y linen
al l9l feet; No. 10 is a rig up and
tools in: No. 16 is a location and 40.
Il is location.
At KULLGORE-The Boston oil
company is rigging up after slddding
the rig in the northeast quarter OF
3-2n-5w.
In l1-2n-5w the Santa Fe OIL com
pany is shut down at 2,010 feet on the
Sims farm I'm the northeast corner of
the northwest of the section.
The Big Anticline Oil company No.
In the northwest corner of the south
east of 3l-2n4w is shut down at / $50
feet for casing.
Williams & Alternately are spudding
n water well on the southeast corner
NJ 11-pn-EM ha ufl f.h h.,
are drilling is shut down at 400 feet.
NJ NicWkiRk-Armstr and
others No l Cronaw In the southeast
corner of the southeast of 3-27-3e is q
rig.
M1rland ct u have rig up on the
Williams farm I'm the southeast corner
OF the southeast of 16-27-3e
The Jens Marie test on the Nicolas
Key farm in the northwest corner of
the southwest of the northeast of Is
27-3e is drilling at 1,475 feet.
Joe Rumsey has a rir on the Haw-
thorne farm in the southeass corner
Of the northeast of the northwest OF
10-27-3e.
BLACkWELL-The Duluth G. Okla
company's No. on the Parnott farm
IN the northeast corner of the north
west OF the northwest of .?S-le Is
drilling at $50 feet.
The Boston Oil company has a rig
mp on the Ebcrsole farm i'm the north
east corner Of the southwest of
54-?S-2c.
Tho Consumers Gas company Is
shut down at $500 feet on the Carrow
farm in the northwest corner Of the
southeast of the northwest of 1928 lie.
At BEGGS-The Sperry oil e. Gas
Co. has made locations for Nos 2. 3,
and in the northwest of 23-15-10
Schrader and Smith have cased the
Wilson Clinton well In 22-15-10 and
are now drilling at 1.050 feet.
The Hiawatha oil II Gas Co. T.
piEg its No. 2 on the Edward Ben
son farm in 14-15-1O and II is making
about 10 barrels No. 3 is rigging up.
At PICKETT PR NIRIE-Tha Sin
clair oil e Gas Co. No. 2 on the Rehen
farm in i-16-11 is 25-barrel well on
the Twab.
The same company's No 2 on the
Koch farm in 4-16-11 is rigging up.
At PFCGS-The HecKenkemper
ltir hart, Schwartz and others test on
the Stella Williams farm in the south
west corner of the northwest of Sill
was drilled S5 feet more yesterday
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that some oil will be uncovered at
Bristow with the wells now drilling.
lie reports that he is getting oil from
the Quay field but finds the premium
prohibitiVe.
w. Il. Gilis, secretary and treasurer
OF the Wilson Refining company at
New Wilson, Okla, has been in the
city on business
George Lang of the Carter OIL CON.
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pany and BIZ Clark of the Producers
OH company, both scouts in the Gar
field county district, are In Tulsa.
c. n. Stoppard, well known oil rna..
Is her from Buffalo visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Nell Gray, who was
recently married.
James Crawford of the Oklahoma
Producing d. Refining Co. Is at Ex-
celsior Springs.
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Rich C0ffield Lease RubS Elbows
With Famous "Black Panther"
and Susie Grow" Properties

The Coffed lease consists of 40 the s. E OF the
S WA of Section B. Township Is, Range East, IN Creek
County Oklahoma. All during the big Cushing boom and
development it has lain dormant because OF litigation AT
perfectly clear title has been awarded to Messrs
Ewing Coffeld and Clay who have planned for It's deve
opment in this way just onehalf mile west the Black
Panther property has produced two million barrels OF
oil and yielding 1850 barrels daily now Inc susie
Crow nronerv adjoining it is the same distance and is full
of huge producers All around this forty is hundreds
of and big too. The sands underle the
Coffed lease You have chance to share their avsn
wealth
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contracted here before going east this
summer. His many friends will GER
tainly congratulate him ON her re-
,oNery.
; NJ. h. Hitchcock, who now has Of
fices in Kansas City, has been in Tulsa
during the last few days.
Leon Thevenin of the Contl.,rntd
Refining company of liristow is in
the CITY and states That il is hGed
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900 of Lot Owners Live i'm
Creek COunty-Men Who Know

the lots have been sold The re-
The $4,000 drill
completed weeks Most remarkable Is
Of all purchasers Creek County
peope-foks of the oil fields
at this investment in hurry
Banker Mayor Treasurer and Editor OF Drum
letters the world after hofo
in Drumrght with $50 to
has bought lot.
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INVEST IN SURE THtNC-Sure Of Big Profits
Get in Now Cash or Payments


piece OF
onys cash a
Write
bankd
which coupon
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1888 for ST or 1861 Per Cent a
Year Ent rely Possible

There will be the lease for many than three
wells Six wells producing 500 barrels day would
$lS6looO This is equal to SCI cent Twelve
wells producing 400 barrels would pay you around 1850
year in dividends On the basis of 10 per interest
your $50 investment would be worth $4,000 about 1898
for 81.
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Personals

Doctor Kennedy and Gus Syringe
arrived in Tulsa yesterday after a trip
TO the coast, which from ali accounts
WAS very enjoyable as the doctor has
special built car which he had shipped
ahead and Mr.. Springer w@s equally
well fixed. The doctor. however says
Tulsa looks much better to him una,
anything he saw in California, Wash
ington or Oregon.
John C. Boutwell, OF the Atlantic
Petroleum company is back from.
Pittsburgh. where he was called on
account OF the illness of Mrs. Boutwell,.
who is recovering from an attack of
typhoid fewer, which II is thot she