davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
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SZ0STE Il RZEDU ZWYCIESTW0.

Dziewiatka polska graczy W pike
ma wewnatrz (indOOr basebal) z klu-
bu POlSkO = AmerykanSkiegO wygraia
onegdaj sz6sty z rzedu kOntest punkta-
mi Il DO >. Kontest ten rozegranO W ID
Ii gimnaStycznej W parku Cornell
Square" przy 5Otej i Wood ul. rywa-
lami naszych byli pilkarze z klubu Cor
nell Maroons".
Antek Klonowski wymachal dziewie-
ciu rywali a Stachu BOraS, ma zakOn-
genie, take wymachal dziewieciu.
Zurkowski i ..MuSh" Birkholz dzielnle
sic spisall W pOdbijaniu pilki - kazdy
zdObyl Do try tegie Uderzenia. RAPPORT
N.Lfa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
Z Obozu Armii Polskiej.

Naczelnik Zwiazku Sokol0w Pol
skich w Ameryce, obecnie ochotnik
Armii Polskiej, przydzielony do
sluzby W obozie ~przysyla nam haste
pujaca odezwe:
DO CALEB POLONH w AMERlCE!
Polacy i Polki! zolnierze nasi po-
trzebuja duchowej ~rozrywki, po-
trzebuja ksiazki ~polskiej! Odczuwa-
JAG to, zakladamy obozowa czytelnle
i wypozyczalnie ksiazek, d~ostepna ola
kaadego zolenirza. Bedzie to ola VIE
lu jedynem moze uprzyjemnieniem,
dIugich wieczor6w zimowych, po ca
lodziennych trudach obozoWego zy-
cia. Re wzgledu ma to, re ME many
ma ten eel specyalnego funduszu' a
ieszcze wiecej ola tego, re obecnle
trudno O dobre ksiazki, zwracamy
sic do Was z serdeczna prosba: Przy-
syiajcic natychmiast ksiazli ola zoi-
nierza polskiego.
w kazdym prawie domu polskim
W Ameryce, ~znajduje sic kilka luo
navel kilkanaScie dobrych kslazeK'
rocznik6w, pism ilustrowanych ftp.
Wytnijcie ponilej umieszczohy a.
dres i razem z p%otrzebnym znaczklem
pocztowym, nalepcie ma opaske W
kt6ra zawihcie ksiazki i oddajcic ma
poczte. Jezeli ME mozecie wysfac Kill
ka ksiazek wySlijcic jedna, ale wy
s,iicie natychmiast i wyslijcie wszys-
cy! -
Wv, kt6rzy ME mozecie stanac W
szeregu z przyczyn cd Was niezalez-
nvch, tn macie sposobnosG do spell
nienia chot W cze$ci swojego oho--
wiazku!
Sokoli i Sokolice! Wan to pre-
d~ewszystkiem polccamy / nakazuJe-
CIV. Idzcie cd domu do domu, poKaz-
III icie tc odezwe 1 ,,konfiskuJcle
ksiazki ma rzecz polskiego zoinierza'
Praca wdzieczna i ME trudna. n o.
NOVA ME spotkacie sic nigdzie.
Kola, towarzystwa Komitety
nan | panien polskich proszone SO o
wsp6ludzial W tel sprawie. w pre-
ciagu tygodnia musimy mice co MAJ
mniei diva tysiace ksiazek poisN!cn'
1.iczvmv r6wniez ma polskie wydaW-
nictwa, ksiegarnie i biblioteki.
Ofiarodawczynie i ofiarodawcy pre-
szeni sa o wypisanie ma JedneJ &c
stronic ksiazki swego nazwlska l d
dresu. Moze niejeden Tub niejedna
? W., otrzyma cd zoinierza polskie,
On pdzies z Francyi podziekowanie
% dobra i POLYTECHNIC ks!azke' ktora
~, moze byIa iedyna osloda W chwi'
ZACH trud6w. A pamietajcie, re kSlqN'
ki "a beda czytane przez tysiace' Ale
azeby rzecz sic udala, muscle TO Zro'
bic dzisiaj, muscle to zrobit natSch'
Mast.
wszvstkie polskie pisma proSiihy
o ~przedruk niniejszej ode7"y' JAN
r6wniez O ~przyslanie egzempiarzS
swoich wydawngtw W mozliwie MAJ,
wiekssej ilosc r6wniez ma pon'"'N'
adres:
Polish Army Camp
,,Czytelnia"
v. NJ. C. a. Bldg. c. o. r. p"'
Niapara-on-the-Lake Ont!
Canada. =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
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z BILARDOWNI POLISHED.

J. Jones znany take p. n. ,,StillWa-
ter" popisywal sic onegdaj W bilardo-
wni Wro6skiego i WejnerOwSkiego era
W bilarda kicszonkowego majac oczy
zawiazane., Pokona} on Jana StachoV-
skiego punktami % do "a j. Stacho-
wiaka alias Dick Stack punktami 100
do II. Najciekawszym by& jednak kon-
test %Stillwatcra Z Wladkiem Wcjne-
rowskim, experimentation polskiej
bilardowni pnr. 1888 n. Ashland ave.
W%ejncrowski ,,Strzelal" majac rekG je-
dina przywiazana do plec0w, Saltwater
zas graf ina Slepo'. Walck "sfulowai'
cksperta gdyz zdobyi % kul do Is te-
goz. Bilardownia polska przepeiniona
byla widzami. Pc konteScie z Wcjnc-
rowskim, Saltwater popisywa{ sic era
sztuczna i trudna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

Chicago TriangleS Association:
1 o o o o 0 O.
Sokoli 0rla BialegO:
8 . 1 0 0 1 0 x
Skradzione mety - SOkoli Z; c. T.
A, 8.
Uderzenia ma dwie mety 3. Ur-
ban. GrzywinSki.
Podw0jne CRY - Taylor do HowieSo;
Z. Zalewski do Urbana.
wymachanych: pfzez wilczewskie--
20 20; przez GrosSmana i.
Wolne mety ma pilki: Cd Wilczew-
skieso l; od GrosSmana 8.
SedziOwie cry - L. 81 srSzeniewski
/ X. G~rzywimSki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
SOKOLI ORLA BIALEGO NOW
G0RA.
MS%
Pokonali dziewiatke Chicago Triangle
Association" punktami Z do l.

W sOkolni Stanislawowskiej odbyia
sic onegdsj popOiudniu gra W pike ma
wewnatrz pomiedzy pnkarzami z klu-
blu Sokol6w Orla Bialego a rywala-
mi ich z klubu Chicago Triangle As
ISOLATION. SokOli pOkOnali z latwoScia
swych rywali punktami ! do 1 dzieki
sprawnej grze rzucacza B. Wilczew-
skiego kt6ry wymachai az 20 rywali /
dsrowal i'm tylko jeden wolny spacer
do mety pierwszej rywalOm take do
stalo sic siedm uderzeG cd Wilczew-
Skiego. W podbijaniu ola dziewiatki So
kolej dobrze sic spisali pilkarze B. Ur-
ban, kt6ry arazem jest | kapitanem
dziewiatki, Edward Zalewski | chwy-
tacz Wiadek ~SmOrOwSki.
LewO polowy strony p~rzeciwnej, Has
kins zdoby& diva uderzenia ola swOich.
Rezultat CRY W cyfrach taxi:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
SO
TABERSKI 1 GREENLEAF CODA
SIZE Ma ODLOZENIE KONTEST0W.
e OK

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Szampion graczy W bilarda kieszon-
kowego F~ranciszek Taberski z Sche-
nectady, n. Y. i Ralph Greenleaf z
Monmouth, ILL.,, zgodzili sic ma odioze-
ME ich kontest6w o szampionat az do
czasu poSwiatecznego. w razie pokona-
MIA Greenleafa przez Taberskiego, Ia
berski otrzyma nagrode Brunswicka ma
stale. Jerome Keogh i James Nature
take ,,ostrza zeby" ma Franka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
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,.OLINIPIJCZYCY" ZDOBYII
CZWARTY KONTEST z RZEDU.

Piatka ,,Olimpics" z parku Pulaskie-
go pokonala onegdaj rywali z klubu
Spartan w grze w pike k~oszykowa
punktami % do 10. Kontest ten roze-
grano w sail gimnastycznej W parku
Pu4askicgo ma Stanislawowic. Jest to
czwarty z rzedu kontest zdobyty togo
sezonu przez ,,Olimpijczyk6w".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

Piatka ,,WroGSki Stars zdObyla pre-
cietnie w trzech partyach 500 szpilek.
Piatka ,,Nowak Bros" ukula1a $40
szpilek W jednej partyi.
Kreglarz F. Belt (615) zdobyi pre-
cietnie W trzech partyach 205 szpilek.
Krcglarz H. Samuels ukulal 224 szpi
lex W jednej partyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

Kto ehce ezytat najlepsze co
azienne pismo polskie. nieei. sic
ida do pana F N. PAWoLL'
nasaego agenss ma Duncan i oko-
lice ( zaabonujs sobis .Dzienni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
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WLADEK P0K0NAL NORWEGA
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Chwytem double neck hold" Wiadek
Zbyszko poloiyf swego rywala, Nor
vega nazwiskiem Hjilmer Johnson, w
% minutach i 10 sekundach. Sta&o sic
to onesdaj ma turnieju zapaSnik0w MIC
dzynarodowych W Nowym Gorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
Y KLUBU POSTAL A. c."

Onegdaj W kwaterze w}asnej pnr.
1918 W. Chicago ave., ma Kantowie
odby3o sic zapowiedziane roczne po-
siedzenie klubu atletycznego p. n.
Postal A. C.", ma kt6rem wybrano
nastepujacy nowy zarzad ma rok
1918:
Conrad Blaske, prezes;
Jan Salat, vice prezes;
Franciszek Kruppa, sekr. prot;
Leon Broniarczyk, sekr. fin;
Arthur Hawley, kasyer;
Wiad. Waliiski, sekr. sport;
J6zef Mafkowiak, odzwierny.
Jan Salat, Arthur Hawley i Fran
ciszek Kruppa, czlonkowie komitetu
recepcyjnego.
Dnia 28go b. NJ, W sail klubo-
wei odbedzie sic t. wv. Smoker" u
rzadzony dla czionkow klubu i ich
przyjaci6i. Program wieczorku be-
die urozmaicony. Bliisze szczegoiy
podamy p6zniej.
Piatka graczy W pike koszykowa,
kt6ra dawniej wystepowala p. n.
,,Eckhart Park Imps", pc porozu--
mieniu sic z czionkami klubu ,,Po-
stall" postanowila W przyszlosci wy
stepowac jake reprezentantka klubu
tego p. n. Postal Imps". w zamian
"a to czlonkowie klubu' wystarali sic
o ubranka ola owych graczy, ktore
wykonczone maja bye W dziesjeclu
dniach przez jedna z firm W srod-
miesciu.
Piatka ia zeszlego sezonu zdobyia
szampionat ligi "A. A. F." i SIAM
pionat Pow. Cook oraz szampionat
park6w zachodnich a wszystko TO
w KldSl6 ITO lunlOM. N
onegdaj rywali piatki 'Hamiln
Parks" W Hamlin parku punktaml ~
do 10 W gree W pike koszykowa.
Cz}onkami piatki tel So:
B. Simunich, r. F.
D. Cochrane, L. F.
G. Richards, c.
B, Andrzejewski, r. G.
j. Cichon, L. G.
Manaaerem piatki tel bedzie w.
Wslinski, ten sam kt6ry roku zesz-
O swietnie kierowai piatka w par
ku Eckharta 1 doprowadzii do VIE
IN zwyc,estw W czem tez dopomogi
mn Leon Broniarczyk.
Pr6cz CRY W pike metowa cry "
szachy. ME z~ajmowano sic niczem vie
eel W kIubie tym cd czasu zaiozensa.
reraz .majac- atlet6w doskonatych
czlonkowie klubu Postal" zam1erza-
n hraG udzial we wszelkich gale
mach sportu, rozpoczynajac cd CRY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

p. A. A. c.: . 0 s 0 4 l III
MarO0ns: 0 0 0 0 p
Uderzenia ma dwie mety - KlOnow-
ski, Watts.
Podw6jna gra - ZurkowSki do 10
rzeniewskiegO.
Wolne mety IA pilki - cd KlonOw-
skiego 4; cd Borasia .; cd O~'LOughlina
10.
Wymachanych: przez KlonowSkiegO
9; przez Borasia 0; przez ~O'Loughlina
Z.
Gas CRY - 50.
Sedzlowie CRY Sidney Schallmann
| Smith.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
ID VS.. ZBYSZKO.
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Dnia 1890 stycznia, 1918 roku W
Omaha, Nebraska, ms sic odbyc walka
o szampionat zapaSnik6w wagi cieAkiej
W kt6rej udziai brac beda znani "a
paSnicy Earl Caddock i Wladek Z5y-
szko Cyganiewicz. Dalsze s~zczeg6}y p6-
zniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
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p. A. 4. C.. VS.. REVERE A. c.
OK

W przyszla niedziele, dnia IL CRU
dnia. w sail gimnaStycznej W parku
Eckharta PREY Chicago ave-, i Noble
ul.. odbedzie sic gra w pike ma wew'
natrz Indoor baseball) W kt6rej udziaf
brac beda pilkarze Z kluhu POlskO-A-
merykaGSkiegO a rywalami ich beda
gracze Silnej dziewiatki p. n. Revere
A. c."
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

Pistka Pulaski Parks sotowa jest
do CRY z piatkami ciezkicj wagi tutej-
semi Tub tez piatkq z poza miasta GO
towi do wyiazdu kazdego dnia W ty-
godniu. Me maja zadnego konteStu ma
dzie6 22-gO b. II. Radziby tez stanac do
CRY popiSowej z piatka nova Eos
ters'' z klubu Illinois Athletic AssOcia-
tion'E Pc warunki zgioSic sic do in
struktora atletyki Taylora, W parku
Pulaskiego, PREY B%lackhawk l Noble
nj Telefon. Monroe $40,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
WS%
KLUB p. A. A. c. MLODSZI wy
GRVWA.

Dziewiatka sk}adajQca sic z piika-
rzy mIodszej dziewiatki z klubu Pol
sko-Amerykanskiego, pokonala onegdaj
rywali z klubu Harrison Jrs." w grze
w pike ma wewnatrz punktami II do 6.
Ora ia odby1a sic w sail ,,Gadshill Cen
ter Gymnasium. Cyfry take:
Il. HI. E.
p. A.. A. c.:
O | . 0 . 0 Oil II 2
Harrison Jrs.:
$ O O 1 0 0 1 l O. s j
Baterye - Kapronski i Dulski; Hi
ckey i Kenda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

Dnia 28go b. NJ, W sail klubo-
wei odbedzie sic t. wv. Smoker" u
rzadzony dla czionk6w klubu i ich
przyjaci6i. Program wieczorku be-
die urozmaicony. Blizsze s~zczeg6ly
podamy p6zniej.
Evening journal., 1917-05-02
BY w. S. FORREST.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.
PARIS, April lO-CBy MaiD-
Whether British women smash all
English tradition and vote after the
war or not France can never follow
England's example
Votes for women is and must re-
main a dead letter in France.
THE subject is as complicated as
it is simple" the United Press infor-
mant declared. "The simplicity lies in
the fact that France is vastly Catho-
lie. or the cOuntry's 3S. 100000 inhabi-
tants only one million are PrOtestants
and 100000 are Jews This leaves
about thirty-siX and three-quarter mill
lions of people under direct or indi-
rect influence of the Catholic church
The republican government Of
Franco is neither clerical nor anti
clerical But clerical in1uence-the
influence once so all powerful in
France-tOday takes practically no
recognized part in the making OF
French laws and the direction of pub
lie affairs This situation dates from
the very beginning of the present form
of government when the government
said to the church, We will give you
freedom and independence but never
occupy yourselves with political ques-
tons That was a long time ago But
today the clericals have strong de-
sire to have political influence Their
preponderating sentiment is in favor
of woman suffrage.
French workers. as rule, are
thinkers and men of advanced ideas.
But French women-the ordinary
everyday French women-do not think
with their husbands. They are closely
allied with the church Thus to liter
ally throw the vote to the average
woman of France would be to recon
stitute the political power OF the
church and weaken the foundations OF
representative government.
France long ago separated the
church from the state. II is not prob
able therefore that the law making
assemblies will again come under the
dominating influence of a single poll
teal party and least Of all a clerical
party. This is the completely and sim
plicity of the woman suffrage ques-
tion in France The question is not
the same with England There it is a
clear cut uncomplicated issue and the
Evening journal., 1917-05-02
MILITARY MISTAKES
OF THE UNITED STATES
NATION LIVES TWO YEARS IN WAR
FARE AND CHANCE ACQUI AMERICAN CONTINENT
LYING BEYOND CANADIAN FIR ONTER.

war threatens as an unnecessary waste
OF time and money. our experiences
in the War Of 1912 should be illuming.
Because Of our unpreparedness we
lost two years IN warfare, we lost
many lives needlessly, and we lost an
opportunity to gain all OF the North
American continent lying beyond the
Canadian frontier
The thought OF territorial conquest
is today repugnant to the American
mind but it was not repugnant then.
After that war a very large part OF
what is now the United States was
acquired by purchase or conquest. So
10 is evident the lack of an adequate
army and am adequate military policy
prior to 1912 was, instead OF an econ
omy a neglect which produced blood
shed and waste OF money and oppor-
tunlty.
1t was due also to this same lack
of preparedness and lack OF adequate
military policy that the British fleet
was able in 1914 to land force and
burn the capitol OF Washington, after
force OF militia, which, judged by
it's numerical strength was supposed
TO be sufficient, had fed before the
invaders.
In speaking of the assault upon
Washington a British officer who par.
ticipated in it solemnly declared he
was sorry that there had not been
more American miliuamen because
the greater the number the greater
would have been the confusion among
them
This disaster. like all of those which
had preceded the War OF 1912. was
entirely due to the fact that eminent
citizens and statesmen had been un-
able to appreciate the value OF mill
tary education and discipline.
We employed i'm the War of 1912 nc
less than 527 654 troops OF all kinds
and vet we had defeat and disaster
constantly thrust upon us by an enc
my. which during any one year of the
war never had a force to exceed lG,5OC
troops
Evening journal., 1917-05-02
BY JAMES e. CLARK.
(secretary Of the Conference Commit
a. IN NatinnaI prrnarednessl

ice on NdAAUal pei NAAi~e@f-
Written Especially for THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL.
Every generation Of Americans
since the War Of 1912 has taken great
satisfaction I'm the naval achievements
OF our forces during that struggle and
has ignored the disasters which at
tended our land forces.
Though the young republic had APP
parently saved time and money by
doing without an army worthy Of the
name. the nation nevertheless was
penalized for its neglect of national
defenses when the War Of 1872 came
There wero I'm Canada in 1872. 1900
British troops. Our standing army
then was 6.744. but our soldiers we're
widely scattered
Though the coming OF this struggle
had been foreseen. the United States
entered the conflict unprepared. Con.
eress had authorized an army of 10000
troops six months before the outbreak
but this army was still on paper and
was therefore unable TO take advan
.age of the enemy's weakness
Had the United States been ready
&c could have ended the~war in one
campaign OF six months or less
against so small a force.
The United States had abundance
&c was favored by the slow ocean
transportation Of that day, the enemy
was inferior I'm numbers and cut of
from reinforcements; yet because our
national forces were not modified MOI
co-ordiuated. we were not only unable
to take advantage OF our opportunity
but ON tine other hand. we suffered q
series of disgraceul defeats.
To those who look upon the main
/ tenance of a large standing army as
unnecessary. TO those who look upon
universal military service when Nc
Evening journal., 1917-05-02

stanislo rabasso 10 Giro Poppiti,
southeast corner Rowland and Union
street. $500
George Bishop 10 Laura NJ. splcer,
1913 West street. S4,250.
julius Glantz TO Benjamin J..
Schwartz, 1929 Orange street. $780,
David Dangel TO George II. Muir
ray. 1915 West Fourth street. $685..
Allen p. Citing to Edward o. o.
Quinn north side Of Second street.
a feet east OF Lincoln street. 81 $50
Charles l.. Werkheser to Amandus
Werkheiser. west side of Scott street
40 feet north OF Thirteenth street
$4,000
Elizabeth w. Hayden to Robert w
Bruce and wife. cast side OF Monroe
Evening journal., 1917-05-02
new OWNERS FOR
CITY real estate

The following property transfers
have been recorded at the City Reg
istry Bureau this week:
William NJ Biddle to owen Kelly,
east side Of Washington street, Is
feet south Of Twenty-fourth street,
$500.
Arthur ]. Moxham, to Edmund b.
Coy, east side Of Clayton street 100
feet north Of Eleventh street, s275O.
Evening journal., 1917-05-02
CANPHOROLE--AT ONCE
RELIEVES pain
1t SOOthes and LOOsens Up
Those Stiff, Rheumatic
Joints, Reduces Inhama-
ton and Drives Out Pain

Don't suffer with Lumbago, kheu-
matism, Neuritis, Pleurisy. Neuralgia
and Congestion. Here is the quickest
and surest relief. Pain is an easy thing
TO stop. Get jar of Camphorole
from the nearest drug store, and while
you are applying Camphorole YOU will
wonder where the pain has gone.
The remarkable success OF Camphor-
ole is entirely due to Wintersroon,
Menthol and Camphor. prepared in a
synthetic way 10 give results II is we'll
known that the medical profession
and medical papers testify 10 their
great curative properties. At all drug
gists, csc and soc jars. Or. Brigadol,
Manufacturer, Atlantic City y. j.
Evening journal., 1917-05-02
No Chance for French Women
TO Gef Ballot After War

words OF England's progressive
Premier seem to indicate that British
suffragists will win their long fought
for cause without much fuss soon at
ter the war"
Evening journal., 1917-05-02

Place. 2ii feet north Of Twentieth
street, $3.50
Centre Realty Company to Lewis
II. Sullivan, southeast corner Seven
teenth and Locust streets, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1917-05-02
AMERICA SPEAKS
BY BERTON BRALEY.

1 know my sons, Ney seek to hide their spirit.
Ashamed to show the fire within their breasts.
And when ther connLrv calls they laugh 70 heaI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
Range 10 in Lucky

For the last two or three years oil
men have been playing range off
the board II there Is going to be
any more pools uncovered In range 7
II will be only between Cushing and
Cleveland as so many wildcats have
been drilled as to indicate that the
Bartlesville sand is going to swing
around towards the southeast from
Shamrock If 1t is ever picked up
again.
For instance. the second test In
6-15-7 drilling by the Oklahoma
State. has got to make good mighty
quick or II will upset the pet theory
OF many n geologist It Is drilling be-
low the big gas at around 300 feet
and is the first well to penetrate be-
low the gas sand.
There is always pleasure in boost
ing for something or somebody and
to offset the above knock on range 7
II Is hereby declared that range 10
Is looking very sweet these days. oil
has "A way of following "A range line
and II is one OF the freaks of this
state.
Now comes the report that the
Vaughn and Wheeler No. 4 in the
southwest ~ 27-1S-1O liz showing for
200 barrels at $500 feet and liz only
i'm the top of the sand. The deep
pay I'm the Or. Scott pool in 1S-17-10
shows that the deeper drilling Is
good bet over that way. ana new
pools are being discovered every day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
JObberS Leadin0 the Wan

From some localities thruout the
western states comes an interestng
report, to wit: that the jobbers and
dealers are leading the way in price
making, irrespective of the low price
the Standard is putting on gasoline
made by the Burton process. The de-
mand is so very great that the Stand
ard has been careless in deodorizin. /.
the Red Crown products and this
helped the sale of high class gasoline
such as is made in Oklahoma and
Kansas.
on the parade In Chicago where
one car follows another. with only n
foot or two of space between, the
odor Of Red Crown Is easily detected.
II is not "a pleasant smell on "A hot
night and the remedy is easy, namely:
patroniZe the independent dealer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
Production Holding Up Wen

1t is remarkable how well produc-
tion is holding up these days and
how well II is scattered. so far as new
fields are concerned. II gives the lit
tie fellow, whose oil has absolutely
been overlooked in the statistics, a
chance to get a supply for refining
purposes. and that is the main thing.
II Is a curious fact, and one that
Will be demonstrated within day
or two, that the mid-continent field
ia producing as much oil as II did
during the Gushing flush production
days, and the price is 81 per barrel
instead of 80 cents minus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
Lining Up Prices of Crude

The price of Caddo crude was ad-
vanced yesterday to meet the price of
North Texas and Oklahoma, as fol-
lows
Caddo light was advanced from
$3.50 to 80.
DeSoto the same. and Red River is
now $l.50.
The price for Louisiana came near
being overlooked i'm the shuttle, as
eastern crude advanced % cents per
barrel Monday. showing plainly that
Louisiana had been forgotten.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.,
No Change in Tank Wagon
Price

There has been no change In the
market for refined stuff other than
export during the last few days. and
while refiners are taking "A pessimlstic
view OF the situation and see moth
Ing but hard shedding ahead, there il
no reason to believe that the tank
wagon price will not be raised I'm the
western states controlled by the
Standard of Indiana.
There IL strong tip out that the
price of gasoline viii be advanced
about Monday cents per gallon, and
the price OF kerosene / cent The
chances are that this is correct, as
there IL generally n leak when II
comes to the price OF refined products
altho II is mighty seldom that any
advance Information is obtainable in
regard TO the price of crude
Not that 1t makes any difference, as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23

for instance, the Magnolia usually
posts the price advances the day be-
fore. and why not. No one Is injured
or benefited and the information is
much appreciated by oil men. Every
body knows that there is as much
pleasure In anticipation as in realiza
tion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
EAST OF MOUNDs-Jobn W

EAST OF MOUNDS-John Wine
miller. Baxter & Niles are doing a lot
of drilling east of Mounds. as the fol-
lowing will show:
They are starting Nos 2 and Ha-
gle in the east half of the east half
of ll-16-12. also No. Stone in the
northwest of l2-16-12. and No. 2
Mound in the southwest of 12-16-12;
also the No. 3 Mulkie in the south
east of 3-16-12 and No. 4 Bell in the
northwest of IL; No. 1 Marshall In
l2-l6-12. There seems to be a streak
OF mighty good pay sand running south