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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19
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L. H. Hart oil Maypesrl was aefe
LAST nlglf
1utss ralry MINER was n tn
sr last night
fnas jed saanig aa attending
st#aYs t,efe eAy
i.awrenep aatt u Maspeari vaa
ia the eity lass uIsat
l.lke Harrison 81 %efreenyillf ~aH
I taa egts last nsAt
u. Ii. Robinson u paifsef was
hege NofsaAy afternoon.
Larry aalls8 81 Midlothian vas
sn atslness this aserna2
ur. and Mrs. II. " Mcclure q
raimer arg here yesserdas
Mss Elizabeth stt1s sia8tins th'a
week aith tai grandmother at I'ai-
az J,
c Ii. Taylor. w l. Gee and
clark Llpssogab a Temple we're here
yesterday
alrs. Bonds o. Fart Worth Is the
suss; 81 her aiater AIRS ] ID ker-
vin. this @ees
Nr and Agrs Frank Rogers chap
efered j party Of young neonle 70
Lake worth Today.
i Mrs. u. r seretts of Aoifeif.
1eSas. Is visiting with Mrs Kate
Evans this week
Mrs. II. Il. Haseaon ana sister.
| Mrs. G. II. Spence. IRE visiting ut
Galveston thia week.
Mrs. ". 81 Mcknight and children
returned yesterday from piano
where they visited for q few days.
Garland tslaek1 wright with the
7fh Field artillery at Fort Sam
Houston. ii home on a three days
fuFlough. lie viii return tonight.
Mr. aud Mrs lam carethera T. j.
Cole. Marguerite and Catherine
Cole and Jennie Belle Hipp have re-
turned from a week $ stay at Mineral
Wells.
Airs j. Edward Johnson and chill
afen left today for ciehurne where
they viii join Mr.. Johnson for a
weeks visit and then 80 to Parts
for 4 visit to relatives. Mrs. John
son expects to be AWAY until fail.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

Fire originating in the bath room
of the second floor It Theilal
eafe early this morning thrsasan-
Cd that hia1aing, bat vas promptly
et ons III the fire hots aho an
svered The call. Some one evidently
nd thrown a cigarette or cigar
l4.tst a box filled with saadast and
Sook fire from that.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

Tie lsgsle shlia OF Nr and Mrs
s. Tsrorssev died yesterday after
noon al lie Williams street Tie
funeral services were held this af-
ternaor ar $50 Infernient wss
masls " the city cemetery. Mr.
a~rsuiey II employed b. The Texas
Isoaar Il Light coEafsaas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

II r. Ransseaa Is wearing .
sn1laa fssat vent come OFF this
morning because \ rhnhby-faosd HI
tie hoy came 10 make bis home
With hint The vo4ngsteF arrived
Hass nigHt and Ii already tie pride
81 the household. The shock was
pretty severe far friend Rousseau
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19
NEGROES CELEBRATE
tNtrEENIn ~ EARNEST

me coiored People ut W~axahacbie
nay" pl@naed excellent celebrations
per to-day an East End park. and iust
Vffet" noon PM oa 81 big parade.
''7' 10y t@e 'oIars3 band. that wac
"Itheaaod hy hundreds of neopla.
@'s7 *htie and hisg5 quite q NOM
azT OF speakera ere eH Enc PROGRAM
lol the afternoon exerclscs
Ia addition ia the celebration nere
pts p'entc as being poia AZ isaagol
9pnh@s today aid many Of tho col.
tofed people he tbere
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

Taylor Eel u Wight Will begin
active constructor On the street paw
mw work torsersow. tasina sirsf the
hIoess on wages street and then So-
rs ID College at
o~
viii d. Ferguson, son 81 nr n p.
Ferguson. feaeed home ahead eli
TIE ather ssaefahers d tAa family lass
III from she Red eSsss entertaim-
nlera rnoa golns tssa the house
10 heard i 1Essarhaava IN the kiteheai
aud aartsa SITTER his 81 when be
nsaaa hs N si1e Kitchen the in4
trader ssn yanisnea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19
Prayer Meetinn ,nsuende,i.

On account u the chautauqua
the prayer meeting service at the
Main street Christian church will
be suspended for tomorrow night,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

DeEG.s, a asf .}ot
went up 70 "a u cents a pound
here tonay. tbe highest price known
Ia tbs history az the -tapla.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

Miss Pratt Of Cincinnati Il here TO
tase charge Of the ehildfea's werk
al the ehaEa3a. A. first
meeting this morning bout fifty
children waFs present Meetings sill
be held every morning II , O'Clock
There viii be no admission aud the
ehilarea viii not aeed their tickets.
Next Monday morning q 70 O'Clock
al entertainment vii be given BY
the ehsldTst. An admission fee Of
~ eents III be CHARGED the pro
ee 80 80 to the welfare work o.
the eitf TIE cooperation Of the
nafta h tie children WORT Is
urged
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-19

Judge ". NJ Tidveii and mem
hr the commissioners court
viii leave early tomorrow fer Min
eraf Wells where they will attend q
~naseting of the Texas Good Roads
association, which viii De In session
there Tor q period Of three days.
Judge Tldweil ) scheduled 90
rake response To TIE address e.
elcoxne- The parry Vii make the
trI;s overland in an automobile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Less eat " You Feel Bachschy
or Have Bladder Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which eNcites
and overworks the kidneys in their sf
forts 10 filter II from the system. Reg
ular eaters of meat must flush the kid
neys occasionally. You must relieve
them Ike YOU relieve your bowels; re
moving ali the acids, waste ana poison.
else you feel a duh misery in the kidney
region. sharp pains in the back or sick
headache. dizzin~ss, your stomach sours.
tongue H. coated and when the weather
Is bad YOU have rheumatic twinges. The
urine is cloudy. full of sediment; the
channels often get rritated. obliyinS
you 20 get up two or three times during
the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the boiy's urinous waste
get about four ounces II Jad Salt5 from
any pharmacy: take a tablespoonful in
glass of water before breakfast Tor n
few days and your kidneys VIII then act
tine and bladder disorders disappear
This famous salts IS made from the acid
uf grapes and lemon juice. conibincj
with l!,hia. aud has been used Tor gen
eratlons 70 clean and stimulate sluggish
J. Lldneys ani stop bladder irritation. Jad
salts is inexpensive; harmless and
makes a delightful enervescent lithia
water drink which millions Of mon and
women take now ard then. thus avoid
ing serious kidney and bladder diseases.
taivl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02

canal on the left. at c point nine miles
from the Euphratcs.
| "Our cavalry made VIDE swccplng
movement across the desert round the
right flank OF the Turks ana occuaied
a line i've miles west ~ Ramadic. iiy
this move the Turks were cornered'
Their only chanc, was Ia drive In de-
tcrminod countorat,ncks and "a break
through before We drew the ring In
closer.
"The expected attack began after j
o'clock the nest morning when the
Turks tried 20 break through between
the cavalry and the river. The action
continued for two hours tiil dawn. when
u d.g.neratei into cspsaal snipins. The
nearest Turkish dead were FOUND with
IN fifty yards of the cavalry trs-schcs,
"Soon after daybgeik the infantry
column took M tho attack again. ant
carried the hast outlying defenscs " the
Turks on our left. Al intenso lombard
m.nt was opened on the Turkish
trenches.
"Our limo OF cavalry. FAR away west.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
AHDMORE PLAYS
WNITEsBORO TODAY

ArdM,re HiF!n school rac,,s the
Whiiost1r,. T,flS. team Il; four o'cioci;
today AZ Pstp1rl park. Although the
locals have tnreo first line men our ~
the game, coach williamson T. conf
dent ~ victory.
Prcsncn. quar,urb-c.S, harts"ll, right
tackle and Carpenter right half. are
the men who are unable TO participate
IN todays game. Lyman Anderson, who
starred IN the Madil game, may get Il
chance this afternoon at half. rhonp'
son and Swindcll, also stars q he Ma
'dnl game, have been showing great
form in practice workouts Wade has
been displaying brilliant work In for
ward passing, and may get into the
game.
Tho visiting team will outweigh Ard
more 4ish about fifteen pounds to the
man. but the locals are prepared for
any kind OF an attack. Coach william
son intimated that his team would use
the open style OF play.
Ardmore High expects 20 meet one of
the big toarns OF the state within the
next two weeks. The local team has
never failed TO score this season. \
strong machine has been built up, and
/; is ready for the Thanksgiving day
gume with It's oid-time rivals. Malill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
OLD-TIME BATTLE
WACED IN MESOPOTAMIA


LONDON. oct. is.--tCorreSpondencs "'
the Associated press,. s,.--Goneral Mandss
victoria, Ranadic In aiosopotamla w',s
the result OF battle OF the oid pic
tur.squc style before the war OF IN
action swept the spcciscnigr element
out OF modern warfare,
The movement witch do,crmnea the
whole action wns the ruddcn rwinging
around OF the British right 0ntil Il be
came the left. and the encfrciing move
mont OF the cavalry. which robbed The
Turkish garrison OF IT, last Tree line
of retreat. The idea was admirably ca
scuted. but even the s,nif straiegists
OF the British army scarcely an,ici-
mated the surrender OF the whole Turk
ish force withou, n blow by the waiting
cavalry.
The British "eyo witness" writing
from Ramadie. says IN his account OF
the battle:
1--WE captured Ramadis today. and
with 4, the whole Turkish garrison. 10
cluding the commander. Ahmed Bey.
ana . nunbcr Of helt guns po'n'. ofns
machine guns ana rides.
"Our force moved in two columns On
the night Of September % IRON an ad'
Vanccd camp on the Euphrates. west of
Feluja. ono column on the right tho
other on the left and At dawn they
attacked Mushaid ridge; low line of
dunes running north and south from
the Euphrates 10 the IIabbgniyah canal.
"To clear the ridge and cross the
canal was out first objective. The frs
knobs were quickly occupied. At dawn
we bombarded the main crest OF the
ridge. but the Turks had evacuated 1t.
I'VE then changed our line OF attack.
The right column was withdrawn, and
swinging round west behind the left col
umn became the left wing OF the force.
Our front. three and u half miles IN
breadth, now lay between the Habban-
iyah canal. on the right and Aziziyah
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02

Hoy sand. and Is running the pipe be
fore drilling in. In the southwest corher
southeast a.22.a west.
The Carter and Southwestern Petrol
cum company No on the Divoley
farm, southwos; sI.s2.i west. got the
sand az 1903 @ iiia feet. I, dli not
look good at iirrt, but is now Increased
To 50 barrolo daily No. l. drilling ~
rround 1895 feet.
u. 4. Frirlow is drilling at 1915 feet
ON the Darhyts farm. IN the southwest
corner s..2.3 west.
Tho Garter on company nbanGonc'!
the ,cs, IN the southwest corner south
rust 7.s?,3 west, hi. i4dc f,-ai'
There ARE nov ~ producing wells In
the shallow held four miles south oi
CARRIER. besides two wcns that have
oascd OF the oil and are going for
deeper production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
IN THE CARRIER DISTRICT.

CARRIER, Okla. Nov. 2.-tSpeciall-Th
Garfield Oil company No. 3 on the
Belveal farm. northwest 2+.22 north
and { west, has a new sand under the
regular pay sand. 1t was picked up
at 1928 feet, thirty feet below the Hoy
sand and is showing for good well
in this new sand. II has not been
drilled in. This discovery may lead to
the deepening of many Of the shallow
wells of tho field.
Tho Healdton and New state No. 3
In the northwest quarter northwest -,
22-4 west, Belveal farm. Is drilling at
1925 feet. M. ] is ON top of the sand
at il0l feet. II had the stray at 1lS6
feet. Il = location west of No. /.
which, at ninety days old. is flowing nat
ural around 500 barrels daily. No. is
on the beam and drilling 1T 175 feet.
The Ivanhoc Petroleum company No.
on the Mesall farm. In 29.22-3 west, Will
be drilled by Contractor King, who
win have the tools on the ground by
November /. Casing for the well is
arriving. The Garfield Oil company
No. l on the Shot farm, In the same
section and three locations west of the
Ivanhoe, is spudding. IL is due for the
Hoy sand at around 1850 feet. 1t is Il
mile closer to the dome of the anticline,
as mapped by Hager, than the Whitney
well which is estimated al 50 barrels
in the shallow sand.
The Garfield OH company tSinclair,
mas not really started with the rotary
on the Crews farm In 1928 west, be-
cause Of poor boilers. Three new boil
crs are being moved i'm TO furnish steam
for this big outfit. II has 100 feet Of
hole.
The same company is drilling on the
Walker home place. in No. II at l20
feet. II is i'm the northeast corner
southeast 24-22-i west.
The same company is drilling in the
middle Of the Harris farm, southeast
23-22-4 west, ut 750 feet
The same company has not made q
hole IN the deep test on the Whitney
farm, northeast 1925 west. for n
month. IL is underroaming the S-inch
to 2770 feet.
The Roxana Petroleum company is
drilling II 925 feet on the Shroader
farm. in the southwest corner 1928
west
+. NJ. Bclveal. owner Of the northeast
24-22-i west. sold n sixteenth royalty
on so acres Of his farm this week. for
consideration Of sl50,Oo0. to John :.
Graham. f. y. Wallace. T.. J.. kilgoro,
and II. Ii. Anderson. of the Oil state
Petroleum Germany.
The Enid Cooperative on company is
rigging up in the northeast corner
northwest 3t-2i-3 west. Bolts farm, an
Is nearly ready to spud IN.
The Cosden and Marland No. and
No. on the X. Walker school land.
on the south line of the southeast -
22-4 west, are pumping. together. n
total Of $50 barrels daily. These wells
we're considered of little value when
irilled IN. but are increasing daily. In
muddinc Off the gas they may have
been injured
The Quadrangle Petroleum company Is
on tor of what i thought to De the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
N0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In Nos.rils
Relieves Head Colds at Once.

II your nostrils are clogged ara your
head Is stuffed and yor can't breathe
freely because of u cold Or catarrh, just
get small bottle Of Ely's Cream Bahn
at any drug store. Apply little OF
this fragrant. antiseptIc cream into
your nostrils and Jet it penetrate
through every air passage Of your head
soothing and healing the infiaIned. swol-
len mucous membrane and you get in
slant relief.
All now good il feels. Your nos;riis
are open. your head is clear. 10 more
hawking. snuhlinG. blowing: no more
headache, dryness or struggling Tor
breath Ely's Cream Balm is just what
sufferers from head colds and catarrh
need. It's q delight. tAdv.l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
OKLAHOMA NEWSBOY
i WRITES WAR ESSAY

Oklahoma City. Nov. . crippled
no,vsboy OF this city aDd who also at'
tends the city ,chools and owns 5000
IN I..be.iy haads, has written the follow
ing w,n essay u. answer 10 his teachers
request for soin"'hlaV on the war;
"i;.dscr Dlil went AZ IN. hm
10 take "a look II, France.
EaJs,g 1871 ran down the hiN
Win I. bG.lc. ~ hlg-paa,1.
Tho toachGT says sae intends to mai
"a copy oc'ib. "cs>l." - tho Crown
p.fnCS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
GRAIN MD PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. ..-f'rcsh weai ness
developed in the corn market today as Il
result moro or less Of weather condi'
tions likely TO facilitate the crop move
ment The generally unsettled trade
situation tended also 10 increase bear.
ish sentiment.
Business lacked volume. Opening pri-
ces which ranged from quarter cent
hall cent lower. with December s1.l7
and May lie rs to I.l3 were followed
10y moderate further declines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
LIVESTOCK

Ransas city, Nov. .--Hoss: Receipts
5000; higher Bulk, $4,000 1910; heavy
si7,25al7.50; light sis.Goml7.20; pigs
Sl5.00mlG.0o
CATTLE: ltcce!yls G.o0O, including
300 southefns Steady. Prime fed
steers. ;l55O"lG.1i; Gfessod beef steers
sll 00mi5Co: southern steers. s7.00p
il.00; COWS. sj.s0IlCOo; hoifers. s6.50m
l2.5O: stockors. SG0oS;ll 80; calves $3.50
1880.
SHEEP: Receipts 00u; steady
Lambs. sIe.e5ml795, Nearlinss $1,000
tl3.50; wc,hers. Sii.O0mi2.50; ewes
t9.5O@li.50: S,OckCys s7.U00i7.o0.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02

soon saw the dark masses Of the enemy
npproaohiDs,, and apparepuy ,propares
for bIooJy battle. The Turkish guns
were silent. ana white bags went up
an along tho ilns. IL was general
surrender. Ahmed Boy. tho Turkish
cpinmaDder. who he. been ON tho j;u'
pirates an through tho campaign from
tho battle NJ Shaiha. In Morch 1915. amt
whose troops confronted ur at Mas
arlvah Oh hast summer and ao.-'nn.
o,mc out and sorrcDdcred With his
Whole force"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
COUNTY COURT AT WILSON.

The first term Of county court al
Wilson, will he held Monday.
Thomas w. Champion. county judge,
was at Wilson yesterday inspecting the
court building. /, is IL two.story brick,
having convenient offices, court cham
her and private room for the judge. on
the second floor. The first floor is "a
be used as city han.
r w. Horton is deputy clerk al
Wilson and is empowered TO issue mar
riagc licenses H. addition to other du
ties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
CIIAUFFEUW ON pERsnlNGS
sT.uT' ~ "GsSsED"

Uob,nes.. ". T.. Nvs. 2.-S tgfsgrnm
stating u,at EUscnc s'asson. with Gen
crai pcrshing'J star as a chauffeur. heS
becn gassc1 by "A chlorine bomb drop.
ped by a German airpianc. was rccesv"f
here today ny his father. The message
stated that arasson was rccoyrriss
SLOWLY At a base hospital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02

SinclairAstral Oil Companies No. :
Dougherty. in section 1929, which is an
offset to the GypsySinclalr oil well on
the Morris farm. went into five feet OF
oil sand at 2l40 feet. The drill then
passed through about three feet of lime
and went back into an oil sand Of fifteen
feet and then went back into lime. Be
meath the lime, at depth of 2l74, the
drill cntered a salt water sand. The
water will be plugged of and the sands
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02
NOTICE TO MASONs.

ON Friday night Ardmore Lodge No.
81 will hold "a reception at 73o for Bros.
Roy NJ. johnson, DR. C. c. Weith and
Otis n. Smith. who have been elected TO
the degree OF X. g. G. II. All Master
Masons are requested TO be present
promptly NJ 750 l. ". LOVE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02

Mns. Schunann-iieinck Is 10 become
Il Red Cross nurse. and will leave this
country May ] for France. The famous
prina donna has given notice OF the can
criils OF az engagements after April !.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02

The same trouble that operators are
experiencing in the fields Of southern
Texas and Louisiana may come To the
UeaJdton operators unless the eiIorts
now being made In the field are check
mated. a labor agitator who is,in Az
probability, an I. w. W. or is acting un'
der the influence OF that pornicious or
ganization. is in the field urging the
workers 20 organize a union. In the
southern Texas field the agitation was
started in about the same way. The
workers organized and then asked for
recognition Of the union. They were
not demanding better pay nor better
working conditions. The asitator AZ
Healdton is going from man TO man in
making his efforts to organize them. He
tells the boys OF one lease that all the
boys Of a noighboring lease have signed
up and Il is possible that he is makin';
some progress.
Labor conditions at Iealdton are as
good MS they can Ike made in an oil field.
There is u scarcity Of men and all good
men are getting good wages and are be.
ing taken care of. These agitators are
not working for labor. they do not care
what becomes of labor I'D their plans
are carried out and their plans are to
hinder the government in the produc'
ton of oil. Their object Is to stir up
enough strife among the men 10 induce
them to destroy property so the war
cannot be fought effectively. IL will be
much easier for the operators to check
mate such mischief now than II will
be tc overcome it.after Il strike has been
ordered.
The operators can organize the men
into n coalition for America. Many of
our boys are now in the trenches Of
Europe and others are on the way.
Those OF us who are left behind are not
any better than the men who have gone
and we have our duties here which are
no less important than theirs. But ours
are less laborious; they arc not fraught
with ~ much danger but at the same
time they require vigilance. Workers
who are loyal to the government might
be led astr7ly by these shrcwd agitators
who do not care for the cause Of labor
but who are bent upon destruction OF
the resources of the government. Thcs"
are times when the world IS excited ana
strong men are necdci To direct cner-
gies in such a way us TO restore har-
mony where discord Is started
when the Healdton field workers un'
de-stand the situation there is not 10y
al American among them who will aii
in such a pernicious cause. In this con-
nectipn it may also he stated tha; Off
GERS are in the field now making Il list
%; the names D: those who have no
means OF support. The leeches, the par
asites. the trouble-makers will have 10
seek other places or they will be placed
in prison. 4 recent highway robbery
and the Saclsing of "A home while the oc'
cUpar,s were away have aroused the
county officers and the evil doors viii
reap the fruit Of the harvest they h;ivo
-cNn.
Sinclair-Astral Oil Companies No. :
poiyhorty in section 29-2-3 which is an
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-02

developed. The hole was carrying looo
feet Of oil when the water sand was
entered IL IN estimated TO make ~
barrels. NJ. 4 ON the same farm which
entered n gas sand at 1855 feet is drill
ing through the .gas sand.
Lono Star Gas Company, on the G.. u,
Florence farm In section i6-3s.5w In the
Loco gas field. has abandoned It's well
at abou, 1900 feet. The drill had en-
tered "A water sand. The we'll had shall
low saRds but not enough 10 make
well.
Humble oil 4 Refining Company No. .
Potter. In section 2i-4.3. Ia at "A depth of
1850 feet and delayed on account Of n
collapsed pipe. The sand Is due within
ten feet moro drilling. The same com.
pany has completed No. Martha Tub
bee, in ?i-s-3. AT total depth of 1889
feet. 7, had so feet OF sand and viii
make about IS barrels.
l; H. reported that Walter 5. Critchlow
in section s-5s.2w, south OF Wilson, has
made a contract for a depth of 300 feet.
The well has not yet reached the level
OF the Westholmcr sand found at 1890
feet. In 25-i-3, to tho northwest of the
Critchiow wen.
Osaplo Oil Company. in g.i.S. between
the ilealdton and Fox fields, which was
shut down at 200 feet until q water
well was drilled, has resumed opera
tions
Arii oma Oil Company No. Apple \
Franklin. In section 9-i.3. is drilling at
$40 feet. The sands have been passed
ut 1910 feet.
Imperial Refining Company is hand
ling SEQ barrels OF di5tillatc a day and is
equipping the plant to handle crude.
The company has under construction
one 55. .000 barrel steel tank and one tank
Of capacity OF 37.5oo barrels. BY the
first OF the year the plant will be hand.
ling crude in addition to the distillate
that it is running under the Parker
process.
X. l.. Steiner Of Dallas, visited his
Ardmore offices yesterday and left in
the afternoon for Houston.
ID. X. Burrow. who has been with the
Sinclair people since the company en-
tered Healdton, was here yesterday from
the fields.
Walter Cant OF Oklahoma city. went
TO the Fox district today.
. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Katz are at home
from Visit 10 Tulsa. where they resid-
cd before coming here.
G. T. Kesterson. of the Black Eagle OF
Company, is here from his home in Dil-
las.
e. .. Maddox has returned from a
business trip TO Oklahoma City