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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-20
NEW YORK. SALES
American Beet Sugar.

American Beet Sugar SIS
American Car and Foundry.... 63st
American Locomotive ...... 711a
Amer. Smelt. & Ref'ng............ 9sA
/! American Sugar fining.......-......113A
American Tel. & 1851
American Zine, Lead and S. 371s
Anaconda Copper -.-....--.....,....-.-..,-..- Tx
Baldwin Locomotive .................. SAX
Baltimore & Ohio........-....--.-. e6ia
Brooklyn Rapid Transit --...... 67k
Butte and Superior Copper. AK
California Petroleum ...........-.-..,,... %
Canadian Pacific -.......-.-......-...-..-....154
Central LeLather ........................ Sc
Chesapeake & Ohio -...-......-......... 59k
Chicago. Mil. & st. Paul STA
Chicago & Northwestern.
Chicago. r. I. & Pac. Ry......,.,....... &c
Chino Copper ...................... $50
Colorado Fuel & Iron.-................. 463.
Corn Products Refining -............. o2H
Crucible Steel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G6A
Distiller's Securities .....-....,...-...--.-. &c
Erie .................-....... e6h
General Electric ...-,..,.-.'y ...-..165
Great Northern Pfd...-.. 1879
Great Northern Ore Gifts ........... So
Illinois Central --..--.-.......-....101
marlborough Consol. Corp-......---...- Is
inspiration Copper -......--..-....-...... Sc z
international Harvester, n. J...--.117
Int. Mer Marine pfd. ctfs...... -11s
Kansas City Southern.--.............. o21h
Louisville & Nashvile.........bid 125
Mexican Petroleum ,----......-.-.--..-----. S91i
Miami Copper -.-..............-......... So
Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd-. IA
Missouri Pacific new ........ 2Sa.
Montana Power .........................,... 971s
National Lead 55a4
Nevada Copper .---............,.,..,...,..,2 4a I
New York Central ...-..,. e5ai {
n. Y, \. II. & Hartford ........ 80
Norfolk & Western 1291s |
Northern Pacific .-...............10
Pacific Mail ....-..-,--...-..-. ........ %
ttiilt Itl. N ~ II,
Pennsylvania -.,.-.---....-..... 54ss
Ray Consolidated Copper.... 26h
Reading 91M
Rep. Iron & - 1872 /
shattucll Arizona Copper...-..-.... 261a
Southern Pacific .....................9 37a
southern Railway ................... eS1s
>tuaepaker Co.
feXas Company .........................22s
| Mon Pacific ,,o,l
Union Pacific pfd ..............,...-..-.... s3a4
|. S. Industrial Alcohol....................126
United States steel .................-...1O71k
United States Steel pfd..-........117E
! ldl copper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wabash Pfd. "B" " ok i
Western Union ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 93Ia
estinghouse Electric ............. 505s
Total sales for the day, $4,000
shares
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-20
The ounine That Does Not Aztec,
Head

because Of its tonic and laxative CT
feet. Laxative Bromo Quininc can be
taken by anyone without causing nerv-
BUSINESS nor ringing in the head. There
is only one "Bromo Quinine." T.. w.
GROVES signature is on box. CSC.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-20
WOOL FIRM.

New York, Feb. 19--Wool firm; do
nestle fleece Xxx Ohio, 41G43.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21

TOYS
 We have the best line of Iron Toys that can be found in Eastern Con- nectcut. Also Wooden Toys of all kinds A special showing of Electric and Mechanical Trains. Make it a point to visit our Toy Department in basement.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21
oRDEaGD TO RECRUIT
 VETERANS FOR SERVICE
TE1ese-,HaVing Seen Service ig Spanish
 American War May Enlist.


 While those in charge of the New London recruiting station have been unable to enlist men within the draft age, late orders from maor w A. MuT- cer, who is in charge of the recruit ing in this district, gives them the alt thority to enlist volunteers beyond cilc draft age, the term of enlistment 10 be for the existing emergency. They have also been authorized to enlist married men. The papers of these men will be marked United Statez Guards, National ArmJ-. This letter advises the sergeant to SeC1Ire all men possible of former service in the Spanish American war, Philippines and Boxer campaign and police de- partment*;. Whenever praCticabi7 these men will be given the oppor- tunity to serve in the noighborhood of their homes. The rules for enliStinC men over 4G years of age will be the same as other branches of servise. that is, they will be required to meet the physical reQUE-e-r rerts- Depend ency will be no bar.
 They are also G.dEiSaG to enlist men both over and under tlaG draft age for the following brances, stationed at Camp Greene, Charlotte % c: Brig ade headquarters. Fifth Mass Infant ry, Sixth Mass, Infantry, Eighth Mas. Infantry. First Marine Heavy r. A First Conn. Infantry, First New Hampshire Infantry. First Vermont Infantry, Co. A. Conn. Signal corps. and Co. B, New Hampshire Sigma corps.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21
Women's Handkerchiefs

Womens Handkerchiefs. plain white and also white and coiored embroidered. at 10c each. 3 for 25c.
 Women's Fine Embroidered Hand iterclaiefs. a splendid assortment, lt i2i.c each.
 W0men's embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs. exclusive designs at I5c each
 W o m n Hand embroidered fia andiepchiefs at 25c, 33c, soc, 75c and $1.00 each.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21
Boxed Handkerchiefs

DOAGa AA0AI$xAC1 NAAACA0 At 25c-Women's White and Coiored Embroidered Handkerchiefs at
 25c box of three. At 39c-Women's White Initiaied
 Handker:hiefs at S9c a box of
 three.
 At 59c-Women's White Embroid-
 cred, Colored Embroidered and Colored Border at 5ac a
 box of three
 At 6oc-Women's Handkercllicfs, with colored initials-a box of
 six for 69c.
 At S1.00- Women's Embroide red
 HandkerchiefS, four in ere tonne covered box for s1 LOG. At S1.0o-Women's Hand-embroid- cred Handkerchiefs at S1.00 a box of three
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21

library is going to close on Wedsss- day afternoon to save fuel It VII open on Satu16ay afternoon as ug-
 ysal and on Saturday evening Grogn 2 to g o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21
Children's Hanslkerchiefs

Children'S White and Colored f;order Handkerchiefs, in a fancy box, 15c and 25c a box.
 Childfen's Initial Fandserchiefs, 3- in T fancy box. 15c and 19c a box.
 Dozens of Novelty Boxes of Chil- dren's Handkerchiets, in box, at 15c and Z5c a box.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21
v HANDKERCHIEFS 4NP 4s5PM eqx HERE
WHEN IN DOUBT BUY

Come here for the most complete line of Hand kerchiefs in Norwich-naen's, womens and children's plain nitialed and embroidered and the values unmatchable. -..
 For quick service Handkerchiefs are arranged on special counters
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21

Initialed Handkerchiefs
 Wonen's Plain White Initial Handkerchiefs at 121sc each or box of six for 75c.
 Womens Fine Initial Handkef- chiefs at 25c each or box of six for $1-50.
 Mems Japonette Handkerchiefs, with silk initials. at 121,c each.
 Mems Plain White Initial Hand- kerchiefs at 121ac each or box of six for 75c.
 Mems Fine Linen Initial Handker- chiefs at 25c each or box of six for S1.50.
 Mems Extra Fine Linen Initial Iiandkerchiefs a. soc each or box O. six for $2.75.
 Mems Handkerchiefs
 See. our Mems Plain Eemstitched Handkerchiefs at 10c. 121ac, 15c, 25c and up to soc each.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21

Glove and Handkerchief Boxes at 25c each.
 Japanese Lunch Sets, two size Doylies and Centers, at $L00 to $2.00.
 Boudoir Caps in individual boxes at 59c to $1.50.
 Boudoir Pillows, all white ern- broidered with silk f1oss-Special price 75c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-21
CHRISTMAS CANDY .

Our Candy Department is one of the store features during the HoIi- day season,and whether sold by the pound or put up in handsome boxes our eonfections will not fail to give supreme satisfaction. Here are se=ne of the leading offerings:
 Hard Candy. a large assortment in a variety of havors. at 33c a pound
 Defiance Chocolates. in 30 favors, select your own assortment, at 42c a pound
 Reputation Chocolates, none bet ter at any price, more than 30 navors. at 52c a pound.
 Stuffed Dates-Walnut and Fudge Bon-bons. all at zSc a pound.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-25
Fremont ltecms

The dance at tn" grange Saturday
was well attended, nltho IL looked
at first very much like sting party.
y luu"h was served about II o'clock
consisting of sandwiches. pickles,
coffee and dOughnuts.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
hom" Mrs. Henry T'ail on Wcdncs-
day last \ ME" lunch was served
by the hO-tcsscs MrS. Trail and Miss
Laura
Henry k"r,t"in is breaking in his
new iiy" passenger Dodge to driv"
which h" bought Of A. J.. Davis
saturday. Henry viii find that u
great deal of John D's lotion nt -
per Will bc necessary to keep her
pcr""lating, We use. tn" i"m"ninr
gender "h"r' altho strictly speaking
'h"r refers only to runabouts.
NJ &. Rhuc Sundnycd nt the
W"lk" home.
Mr.. and Mr-. Paul Wclkc nnd
children took dinner with Mrs. VIII
Anthony sunday. who have moved
on the Wolkc ranch. Mr. Anthony
being u cousin Of Mr.. Wolkc.
Grandma Irish, who has been on
ia" sick list IL conval"scing,
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-25
Want COLUMN.

J. f. White has a few houses
for rent. 52-tt
II you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure a loan, on haye fire
insurance written, See T. S.
Knapp.
You can't beat either the
Maxwell or the Dodge cars for
service and style, price consider.
ed. See A. l.. Davis.
Dressmaking Mrs Dinwiddie,
W. First ST. Phone ArV. lG j
II If
c. +. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 3l-tf
viii trade for Arvada or dry
and a strictly modern 6 room
rcd press brick lots in North
Denver close to car and school,
good ncjghborhood, in fine repairs
and always rented. Mortgagcd
for 81, 200 due Dec, 1918 interest
6 per cent. anqulrc at Enter
prise Office.
Highest price paid for worn
out horses and dead STOCK. Dead
animals moved on short notice.
Phone Arvada 100 j. 70 t..
Sound apples fifty pounds for
fifty cents. Bring sacks. IT,.
MuhIcnbrock. Arv. K. K. No. !
Box II. 3ltl
40 Everbcaring strawberry
plants $LOO. The largest yield
is produced from Colorado grown.
% cents worth raised from single
plant the first year. Order now.
Phone or writ T.. NJ. Hoyt Arv.
Colo. 3l.aIt
A No. 2 not bed sash for sale
at Sempcr station. j. EHlinRcr.
3l.3t
II quarts Of milk for $lOO.
Mrs. Shaw, hryada. 3I-lp
For Sale Thoroughbred S. c.
K. l. Red Cockcrcls $LOO each.
Mrs. Hutchings, Wadsworth Ave
3l.lt
Wanted Go cart in good con.
dition Phone ArU l95W. 3l.lp
For Sale Ten aero tract !
mile from Arvada, half in apples
cheap, Inquire at tins Office.
Two pairs young bantams to
sell. Inquire at Enterprise.
The price Of one thing that has
remained unchanged
In spite Of cost Of living which
has advanced 10 more than double
] am repairing watches and
Jewelcrf for the same price | did
sixteen years ago. Can you think
Of anything else that is unchang.
ed? j. NJ. Price, Matchmaker,
JeweIer and Engrayer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-25
Add. Broomfield Buds

We should have more Broom
field subscribers. See X. Porter.
/ r.. T. Shaw Of Alexis, H., is visiting
I his son, Harry p. Shaw and wife n
/ few days this week.
We have to report that w. Despair
is still critically ill, being unconscious
as a result Of a stroke OF paralysis.
. lie is not expected to live.
Mr.. james E. Gregg and wife, Mrs.
, ora :. Gregg and her father, Mr.. John
Sheum of Denver recently moved on
to tn" ". c. West property a half mile
east Of Lorraine.
J. J. Dricr is erecting a large sheep
/ aurd on his ranch near BarZOl.
The Colorado Alfalfa Milling com
/ pauy are busy installing new packer
/ ana a new grinder in their alfalfa mill
/ here but Will not install electric power
mul the power line from Lafayette
/ IS completed
Some material improvements have
/ been added to Mr.. a. Grrgot $ farm
dwelling lately near Barloi.
/ We are pleased to report that Mrs.
/ AGolph j. Jurgrnscn, wife Of section
7 foreman at Eycrsluan, is getting along
/ nicely as result OF having an opera
/ non in Longmont hospital.
Mrs. J. j. Jones and daughter, Miss
/ Carrie Jones, arrived Saturday from
Long Beach, Calf.
Mrs. T. f. Tucker attended the
| Farmers Congress in Fort Collins last
| week.
Latest reports are that Mrs. W. G..
/ West is improving slowly at St. An
| thcuys hospital, Denver, where she
recently underwear, an operation and
expects to be able to come home soon.
Saturday evening, January 10Th at
/ odd Fellow temple. Denver. Magnolia
/ Uchc.,uh lodge gave a reception and
. banquet To- Mr.. ana Mrs. George L.
/ Coax in honor of the thirty ynilh ami
/ NurraEy Of their wedding. They re
oeiNuu some elegant silver and hand
painted china us presents. The poor
old l.0um was so surprised that he
could only grin buu the bride can AL
ways say something.
MIss Helen coax is attending her
. sister, Mrs lilo Bancroft IN Brighton.
j. o. IIockabom shipped carload OF
| nues 10 the Denver market Monday
/ this week.
Miss Sophie Clay underwent a sllgnr
/ operation m % Denver hospital mst
week sometime. Tine operation wus
OF the ma.to.d bone near the car.
| Latest Top0ljs arc 'laf NI-# Clay ,A
| pocJs-Jo Do homo sometime this week.
Mail carrier Porter recently installed
"a uair.ui steer warns, or hand
. Mariners ou bis Ford car. but obi.
won't excuse patrons ON the route
puDrug loose chang" ON the floor Of
mai. boxes these cold days
A large COW barn .s hrtus erected
east o. Hroomn.Id ON the pr,udrrgasr
place.
Why not subscribe today?
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-25

ARMADA LODGE No. III a
~ f. g. A. ". meets first and
third Wednesday evening in
Barth Hall.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-25
The most independently
man on earth

The electric meter has freed
the modem farm.r from ,ls
shacklcs Of druders
For les, than half the co.r Of
keeping an c.ul "hauI" you
can have your ,"v.uu. d.lmr
cream separated and rlr r,aI
work Of aII your orl,r ,h.r.
done by 4 G-l rI,.u.cmoror
G-E motors aiuu also drive
irrigation or hau.o pumps.
thrcshine mg hiu,m feed
cutters and an dairy machinery.
G-E mmu. nl.| ra. e.. ,am-
selves many time. over by
saving time, labor and wages.
Let US show you.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-25
Resolutions Of Sympatny

Whereas our WISE and mcrum
Father has seen III to remove FROM
our midst our esteemed sister,
Jan" Il. Johns, we the w. X. G..
"Xlcnd our heartfelt sympathy to
her son aud daughter in their great
bereavement, and be it.
Rcsolycd, that our charter hr
drapcd in mourning for thirty days
in memory Of our sister, and be il
further
Resolved, that Il copy be sent TO
each Of the papers for publication,
also 4 copy be sent 10 the son and
daughter.
MARGARET 4. ABBOTT.
MARY =. SMITH,
HELEN NJ. DOUGHTY.
Committee.
For Sale Several good work
horses and number Of heavy
and light express wagons cheap.
if taken soon. Fink's EEpr,ss
and Storage 1881 Broadway Den.
yer. Phone Main llSO. 2stf
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-25

George kimbrough is baLing
&Md shipping several carloads of
hay to Eli Vests feed establish
ment in Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-25
Editors Baby Wins the
Second Prize in Baby Show

Robert Ulich. infant son Of Ed
itor U. E. Madden and wife, Of
Num-. Colo. and a nephew of
Mrs. W. f. Virgin, wife Of the
manager of the Ralston Lumber
company, was awarded the sec.
ond prize in the Colorado baby
show in the eighteen to twenty
four month class. The neWspa-
per fraternity is thusly honored
and Editor Madden is being con-
graduated. The Maddens We're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgin
the past few days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22
As to Fuel Oil.

! The fuel oil situation Is somewha,
misunderstood by many. and rciiner.
Z II tins field are not asking that the
government change It's specification,
10 include the hish-grade fuel oil pro.
Guced here.
Refiners who have no skimmi .g
plants are selling much of this fue
oil 10 the Standard for re-refining
and the latter concern is making biz
money extracting the lubyicating and
light oils with the Burton process.
The standard cannot make enough
fuel oil when using said process even
10 supply local demands. and the re
finer who has q sklmming plant ,-
getting 81 65 T. o. b. here for Chicago
shipments. which is four cents per
r0llon, and ~ just about the price the
government proposes 10 pay for fuel
OIL delivered nj Gulf ports.
or course. where the seller fur
nishes the cars and the trip is longer
than to Chicago tine price is higher.
ana the tank car situation makes the
price. While tank cars are a trifle
cheaper. ns predicted in this column,
they are not being supplied with neai
the rapidity the demand requires.
There Is not enough cars to be han
To move any great quantity OF fuel oil
I" the coast where II would be avail
able for naval purposes. but there il
plenty Of low grade oil produced
down that way that makes better fuel
ell than can be had In Oklahoma.
There are AZ gallons In "A barrel Of
fuel oil. this in reply TO an inquiry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22

fact that premiums paid are ex-
orbiantt and far beyond the point
justified by tank wagon price for re-
fined products.
The recent Investigation by repre-
sontatives OF the federal trade com
mission Will doubtless disclose the fact
That some OF the reflners have been
IN tho red 10. the last two or three
months. so close has been the margin
Of profit
There has been n disposition. how
over. on the part OF some ~ the big
producers. whore oil has been acces-
sible TO Independent refincrs. 10 come
down on the premium asked and
doubtless Hs time goes on the refiner
VIII soon be buying at the regular
price. which Is ~ II should ne, as
everyone knows.
II Is Faid that A. Clarke Bedford is
on hts way 10 oklahoma TO Investigate
conditions and reflners are wondering
what he has up his sleeve. as II has
been generally believed that the
Standard would rather welcome gov
ornmcnt control II II waS brought
about by their own actions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22

WASl'lSGTON. D. G. Sept. 2i.-
twenty thousand acres of oil leases in
the east side OF the Usage nation will
be sold 10 highest bidder of NoYcmb Der
D. In tracts Of 100 acres each. The
advertisement giving ihe legal descrlp-
ton Of the leases Will be soon made.
ms is the third OF a series OF sales
winch the interior department will
hold this ear. II is the intention OF
the department 10 dispose OF all un-
leased portion OF the east side within
the next ear nsubsequent sales.
Secretary Daniels still insists on
holding out fuel-oil reserve for the
navy. and 1t Is not believed the west
side Will be sold until he Is shown
this scheme Is impracticable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22
BETTER Prices Must Ruie.

According 10 some Of the oil pro-
ducers who have recently complete /
dry holes the price should advance at
lenst so cents TO encourage drilling.
The little fellow finds il hard to paw
for his dry ones In even the sha How
districts, and the larger operators who
venture far to the west are having 10
paw for some expensive failures.
Take. for Instance, the Mariana
test In 2G-27-3e. which was apan-
dOned at 4.044 feet must have cost a
lot of money. There In no way To
avoid this as Mr. Marland had the
best advice obtainable from geoiogists
before starting this test. and II wa3
his pet anticline
The Braden test in S-23-9w. which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22

has been abandoned at $3.50 feet. Is
another, but the other test In 23-23-
Sw. abandoned at about 1000 feet
was even deeper and costs "a lot OF
money Mr.. Braden will never get
credit for making these tests, but on
the contrary the farmers will tell him
that he missed the farmers sand" in
both.
The main thing Is To be lucky. and
II takes good price to induce a man
who Is playing his own coin to try his
luck
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22
C0shcn 4 Aiken In Luck

ono cf the most nsational dis.
! covcrl"s In the mining district has Just
/ been uHC OVercd by the Admiralty Zinc
company. OF which Cosden & Aiken OF
Tulsa are the owners The following
from the Joplin Globe of yesterday
viii be read by everybody In Tuls,
with great interest, where both have n
world of friends.
What Is declared to be one of the
richest underground caves ever
opened In the district exists at the
east property of the Admiralty Zinc
company at Douthat. Okla. An es-
innate made by one Mining man who
recently visited the place is that prob
ably million dollars worth of ore
is exposed in the subterranean cavern.
From spectacular standp point
there have been more notable caves,
particularly several In the Joplin
camp, where the walls are of TIFF in.
stead OF zinc. In size. too, the Ad-
miralty cave liz not record -break er
far from II. being only about rs
feet long. twenty feet high and from
twelve to two feet In width. There
have been any number OF caves larger
than this
But from the standpoint OF rich
ore deposits the Admiralty cave car
ries Off first honors. according TO
those who have been I'm II. II is To-
Gated about two hundred feet under
the surface and many months after
the company started developing the
property there was no hint OF its
existence because heavy water kept
the workers well above its level For
five months the company kept two big
ten-inch Texas centrifugal pumps
operating constantly. which means
there was some water To beat At the
end Of the five months however the
water was beaten. and completely
beaten, and the cave was discovered
in due time
In reality the cave is an underground
water course, and II makes nice spec
ulation TO figure on how many thous-
ands or perhaps hundreds of thous-
ands OF years the waters have been
coursing thru II. busy all the while IN
depositing the treasure on its walls. II
must have been a good, long time. for
the treasure" Is put on thick-it is "A
regular winter weight stuff. On the
outside II IL zinc and underneath there
IL thick coating OF lead. The attack
with dynamite is going to he made by
the company In the near future. now.
and later on II vii be learned how
FAR the man missed II who guessed
there is million dollars worth OF ore
In sight In tho cave. Even N II turns
out considerable less than this. IL un-
qucstionahly il one OF the most noted
phenomenas OF the sort In the district.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22
At GARNET

At GARNET-The HaltzeIl test in
the southwest corner OF the northeast
or the southeast OF the southwco, ut
20-20-l+ has a crooked hole at 8 feet
off the sand at 1.l70 fet
Burt w. Lyon and associates are
ready u spud in on the test offsetting q
the A. Lewis No To the west. The
Lyon test Is located between the regu-
lar location and the line and Is right
next To the Lewis well which is only
20 feet from the line. Lyon and as
80 ciates have surveyed locations every
100 feet along the Lewis 10 acres for
tests. This probably means the line
fight will continue.
Ardizzone and Ossenbeck are tubing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22
Interstate Has New Manager

~ meeting Of the directors of the
Interstate oil & Refining Co. at
oklhh"ma city this week II. e. Leets,
VINO has been upcrintendent of the
company. was elected vice president
and general manager Mr. Leets is
1T Tulsa today on company buslness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22

Murray Doan. general manager OF
the Gulf on corporation, who doubt
less owns the best I 80 acres In the
world over In the Towanda district.
Is In town and naturally is feeling fine.
The lease Is making 10000 barrels
with one well ntop OF the sand
which Will not he drilled in until pipe
line onnections are made. Tho Gulf
people have pipe line on the way.
aud as soon MS cars loaded with pipe
can he dug out OF the tanele of traffic
around Pittsburg. will he built.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22
Oil and Gas
Leases. Supplies Production. Et,

For sale-SOO IT. 12h in. casing
1000 II. 10 in. S2 III. 1000 n. Sh
In. rs lb.: 1000 IT, Gts in. II ID
casing; 1000 IT. 6 in. line; 1900 II
3 in. line, $4,000 II. in. line: 10000
IL. n in. new line; 10000 It. IL in
new pipe. one l00-bbl wood tanl,
Two 65-bbl. wood tanks: one 20 h. .
boiler and engine; one gasoline pump
okla homa Pipe Co, Tulsa, Okla
Phone 6444.-AdV.