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were useless and only an operation
would help me, but Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has proved it
otherwise. / am now perfectly well
and can do any kind of work. Mrs.
NELLIE PHELPS, care of R. A. Rider,
RID. No. 5, Fulton, N. Y.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness.
backache or the blues could see the let
ters written by women made well by Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If you have bad symptoms and do not
understand the cause, write to the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, for helpful advice given free,
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D. OF L. CONTEST
ENDS; A CHICKEN
SUPPER ENJOYED

On Wednesday evening of this
week, so members of the Daughters
Of Liberty enjoyed sumptuous
chicken supper given in honor of the
winners of the Liberty-America con-
test which has been in continuation
since March.
Liberty, captained by Mrs. Walton,
showed itself gracious, unselfish
winner while America, led by Mrs.
Mahaffey, proved good loser
The friendly rivalry manifested
during the contest soon gave way to
the feeling of restored unity during
the progress of the evening.
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receive no benefit,
when so many have
proved tina Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Com pound
will make them
well ? For over d
year l suffered so
from female weak
ness l could hardly
S stand and was
afraid to go on the
street alone. Doc
tors said medicines
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-07

l.. r. Sorrick went to Gallon Friday
to join Company l., Eighth Ohio Infan-
try, OF which he is a member, after
spending few days in this city with
his mother. Mrs. Charles Poland of
West Vine street.
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Walhonding.
1474 Paul Hewett ......... 3e4
Centerburg
1414 George Lester Dutt. .... 395
9OS Il. Howard St, Mt. v.
1Gl6 Chas. Robert Johnson. go. 3s6
Route 3, Mt. V.
2o2 Clyde Shrack -. ..... 397
S01h w. Vine St, Mt. v.
S22 Stanley Smith Springer. :. s9s
Frederlcktown.
4O5 Guy Miller ............... 800
Ala E. Pleasant St, Mt. v.
1864 Alonza Bass s......... 400
Democracy
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Out-Of-Town Boys Will Sleep
AT Barracks In West
Vine Street
CLEMENTS, WRESTLER,
STAYS Is MINUTES
Last Company From Mt. Yer
non Landed In Porto Rico
19 Years Ago

The orphans" of Battery %, mean
Z! ing all members Of the battery whose
homes are not in Mt. Vernon, will be
quartered at the barracks in West
Vine street until the battery leaves
this city according to announcement
made Friday morning. These men
have been lodged at private homes,
but since the arrival of the bedding
and the renting of the building in Vine
street the officers feel that there is
no reason for imposing upon the citi
zens for accommodations for the men.
Clements, the crack wrestler Of the
battery, staged a fine bout at the car
nival Thursday night when he again
met William Schultz, who meets all
corners. Battery e attended the bout
in full force and rooted for big
Shan during the Is minutes that he
kept Schultz worrying. Clements has
been handicapped somewhat in these
bouts owing to the fact that in COM
mon with all members of the battery
he has a sore arm resulting from vac.
cination. Were his arm in good con-
dition the battery boys are sure that
Schultz would have to "go some" be.
fore he got the big fellows shoulders
to the mat. E
Lieutenant Headington was anxious
Friday to have Captain Slade who
had been expected all week, appear
and muster the boys into the service.
Headington said that just 10 years
ago Friday, Company l., of which his
brother, John Headington, was
member. landed in Porto Rico to take
part in the Spanish American war.
Company l. was composed of local
men.
A message from Roy Loney, mem
ber Of the battery, who with Lawrence
Pealer and Melvin Black went to Co
lumbus to undergo operations for her
MIA In order to be accepted into the
U. s. service, was received by Lieu
tenant Headington Thursday evening.
Loney reported that they are all re-
covering nicely and are anxious to
get back into ranks.
The battery instituted post card
shower Friday morning for the three
and innumerable cards were sent in
hopes of lessening the tedium of their
stay in the hospital.
Lieut.. Millard talked with Colonel
Penn, state mastering in officer, over
long distance Friday and was inform
ed that Captain Slade, who is to mus
ter in Battery e, had been assigned
to some work in Mansfield, but would
be in Mt. Vernon, at the latest, Sat
urday morning. There Is a possibili
ty that the captain will arrive late
today.
Lieutenant Millard, who has been
here making preparations for the
muster, has been ordered to report
to his station in Dayton Sunday morn
ing.
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Brink Haven.
14O Frank Lewis Blair. ..... S4
S13 e. Burgess, Mt. V.
1886 Lawrence Jay Buoy. y........ 50
re nWalhonding
1922 Harry b. Lockwood. ~. Sc
i.t Martinsburg. ..t.t tr~'.s-.
1923 John, Dagnes ............ 81
27 e. Gambler St, Mt. V.
1879 Albert Schef ........... 8S
Fredericktown.
1896 Clifford Dale Workman. SO
Buckeye City.
Poll Geo. Harrington Stewart. 80
Utica, r. f. ID. 1.
432 julius Aloysius Kremple. 81
Mt Vernon.
is John Robert Condor. 80. 80
SOC e. Ohio Av., Mt. V.
652 Harvey Mckenzie ...... SO
2O5 w. Front, Mt V.
927 Arthur VIM. Mink. ....... "a
Is S. Mulberry, Mt. V.
1854 Elmer Leon Borden. 80. 95
Centerburg.
739 Otto Preston Ransom. -. So
Mt. Vernon, r. f. ID. A.
1851 Harry McClelland ....... 81
Utica, r. F. ID. 4.
COL John Clarence Grubb. 49,. 9S
Fredericktown.
1922 John William Kirklin. -. SO
Howard, r. f. d. 3.
1146 Frank Mickey ........... 100
Danville.
1903 Lacy Lee Tinnin ........' 101
800 N. West, Mt. v. ~
1895 Clarence Smothers ....... 102
Mt. Vernon, r. F. ID. T.
COG Peter Perkins. ........... 1O3
E. Chestnut, Mt V.
1872 Roy Foster .............. 1O4
GOA w. High, Mt. V.
1171 Emmett Freeman ........ 105
Utica, r. f. d. 3.
513 Edwin A. Jacobs .,....... 106
513 e. Hamt'm'k Mt. V.
46 Bert William Grill. ....... 107
109 Park, Mt. V.
1920 Edgar f. Briggle. ..-...... 10S
Fredericktown.
1861 Donald Handy Harper. -. 109
4O3 E. Gambler, Mt. V.
1899 Stanley S. Vail. .......... 11O
1908 w. Chestnut, Mt. V.
1855 Walter Adrian Dixon. .... Ill
304 e. Gambler, Mt. "
1886 Arthur Lewis Black. ...... 112
Utica, r. F. d. /.
223 e. l.. Spohn ............. 113
Mt. Vernon, Il. F. d. 1.
2O66 Clarence Earl Bishop, p,.... ia
Centerburg, r. F. d. 4.
1441 Justin Leo Durbin. .... lis
Danville.
III Leslie Howard Wise.... 116
Fredericktown, r. ID. /.
COZ Harry ID. Mahaffey ........ III
80 Belmont, Mt. "
800 Chas. Alexander Eagle. ... 11S
l Marion, Mt. V.
rs Edward William Gilbert. 119
Buckeye City.
1918 Earnest Edgar Melick. E. 126
305 S, Gay, Mt. V.
772 Fred ID. Seibold .......... 121
15h w. High, Mt. V.
1856 Colonel Cantwell Long -. 122
Jelloway.
721 Chas. Henry Spencer. -. 1913
Fredericktown.
1419 Robert Leslie Tucker. 124
Buckeye City.
7S6 William d. Bates. ........ 125
2l4 w. Curtis. Mt. V.
1549 Frederick j. Hale. ........ 126
Fredericktown.
l476 Earl Ellis George. ...... 127 !
Centerburg.
$50 Ray Edison Wolfe ........ 12S |
1O9 S. Harrison, Mt. V.
1892 Walter S, Dudgeon .... 129
Howard.
972 Walter Anderson Hawk. 1SO |
Mt. Vernon, r. d. 5.
9S3 Paul Edmond Sockman. u. 131
Mt. Vernon.
757 Harry Ridenour ..,... 1872
Fredericktown.
966 Thomas Bertrand Hall. -. 1873
202 f.. Sugar, Mt. V.
S6S Clarence ID. Kinnard. ..... 134
Mt. Vernon. r. ID. 6.
332 Charles Blair. 1876
Mt. Vernon.
,090 Walter Dudley .......... 1876
Mt. Vernon, r. d. 6.
379 Robert Charles Harry. -. 1877
Mt. Vernon.
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""ae~f
Mt Liberty.
l22 John George Wolfe. ....... 346
Mt. Vernon.
1888 Spurgeon Harrison Shuman 347
Fredericktown.
6i2 Donald Montgomery Snow 34S
1873 f. Hsmtramck St. Mt. V.
93s Alva Roscoe Eller. ..... $40
Fredericktown.
1888 Fred Bell .... ............. $50
Route /, Utica.
222 Elmer Jelotice Bowman 351
3 +. Chestnut St, Mt. V.
l7l5 John Clarence Berry ..... 352
8 Il. High St. Mt. V.
SO6 Clarence Edward Neldon. 353
X. +. d. 8, Mt v.
1887 Leland Clayton Nethers. =. 354
r. F. d. Q, Howard.
700 Lester Leroy Melick. ... 355
Buckeye City.
1859 William King ..... ....356
Howard
1895 Bum McMillen ........... 357
Howard
Z9i ray A. Raut. ut.............. 1853
3 Ridgewood Ave. Mt. V.
32l Elmer A. French. ......... 359
r. F. d. /, Mt. V.
1876 John McMillen. $50
81 Mansfield Ave, Mt. V.
1923 French Lewvatis Walker. 361
Centerburg
7o7 Chester Verde Johnson. -. 362
100 Monroe St. Mt. ".
1925 Elmer Mahlon Belt. ...... 363
r. F. d. /, Mt. V.
1902 william Dial " 364
IS Mansfield Ave, Mt V.
1151 Cameron McKendra Drake. 365
Howard.
11Ol Clyde Franklin Turner. -. 366
10 w. Walnut St, Mt V.
1853 David Arlo Yount. ..... 367
3O2 w. Gambler St, Mt. V.
s74 Earl Edward Taylor ...... 1868
1882 w. Gambler Mt. V.
1888 Orley Lee Davis. ...... 1863
Martinsburg
800 Harry Carroll Hill ...... $40
r. F. d. 5, Mt V.
956 Charles Squires ....... 81
965 N. Mulberry, Mt. V.
926 Stephen Pappas ...... 372
100 w. High St, Mt. V.
101G Cyrus r. Oldaker ......... 373
Fredericktown.
1857 Lewis Elliott Davis. ... 374
Gambler.
sl9 Jesse Leroy Rushing. ...! 375
106 w. Chestnut St, Mt. V. .a
656 Henry Harmon ........... 376
Utica. rJ -..
1919 John. Irwin Reed ......y..".377
Martinsburg.
1889 Theodore Lepley ,,........ 37s
. r.,- r. f, D. 1, Howard.
sl4 William Perry Galley. zee. 37S
.ae5a, 81 Mansfield. Ave, Mt. V.
1175 Harrison Lee Miser.. ..,.s $50
{. ..R. F.. D. 3. Howard.
1910 John Shaw Schnebly -. 3S1
.-7e' Box 367, Mt.oV.n.sag
1888 Herbert Crute. Brentlinger. 3S2
Frederiektown. sqg
1857 Harold Harmon. 1888
400 N. Sandusky,.iMt. V.
1897 Roy Bertram Weed. -. 3S4
30512 N. Sandusky. Mt. V.
1871 Harry L. Schaub .......... 3St
Howard.
1884 James William Young. .... 3St
500 Boyton St., Mt. V.
1871 Logan William Sheppard. 3SI
Fredericktown.
1860 Lester Leo Hall. ......... 3St
R. D.. Walhonding.
S4S Joseph A. Halter ......... 3S!
Mt Vernon.
Ills Ralph Lee Peugh. ......... 39l
400 w. Walnut St., Mt. V.
121 Warner Lee Pipes. ...... 391
1o1a w. Gambler, Mt. V.
221 Errett Wenger. er........... 50:
19 Elizabeth St, Mt. V.
1887 Lee Mitchell Boyd. ....... 80;
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WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Fulton, N. Y. - 'eWhy will women
pay out their money for treatment and
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S05 Ludwig c. Leschkey ..... 277
20l $. Main st., Mt. v.
II Francis c. Stahl ........., 27s
Butler.
800 willis NJ. Parsons. ........ 27S
Fredericktown.
1881 James Ferdinand Loysdon z5U
Dsnville.
1917 Carl Elliott Horn ....... GSi
Route 2, Gambler.
1853 Dayton A. Schrantz 282 !
Fredericktown.
1887 Otto Franklin Richert 80. 2s3 |
Loudonville.
1142 John Gilmore Rice .... 2S4
Danyille.
1865 Rollo Raphael Warner. .... 2S5
Hotel Curtis, Mt. V.
6 Clarence B. Taylor. 286
Democracy.
327 Clyde Dale Hamilton. ... 287
r. F.. Mt. V.
664 Charles Howard Shellen-
barger ........,........ 2oS
305 N. Sandusky St., Mt. v.
SO Raymond Walter Butler. 2Sg
204 N. Mckenzie St, Mt. v.
lt48 Hbrschel David Frederick
Pinkley ............. 29O
Jelloway.
1922 Harry c. Ward ........ 291
r. F. d. 4. Mt. V.
957 Charles Summer Sapp, Jr. 292
E. Chestnut St, Mt. v.
1861 Weston McCarren ....... g93
Fredericktown. -,
1744 Henry A. Flaharty. ....2 294
Northwest St., Mt V.
1112 Lee Lybarger ........ 295
PIG f. Pleasant St, Mt. V.
345 Walter Martin Dill. .... 296
Fredericktown.
1896 Clyde w. Mckee. ...... 297
r. F. D. 1, Mt V.
1856 Clarence Carlisle Harris. 29S
Bladensburg
103 Harry L. Wagner ........ 299
Stauffer Bldg, Mt. v.
1886 James Agnew. ...... 500
Mt Vernon.
1912 Benjamin F. Butler ..... sol
r. r. 1, Mt V.
1921 Frederick Eugene Horn. e. S02
$40 e. Front ST., Mt V.
1902 Amos Sylvan Tile. .. 303
2O0R Walnut St, Mt V.
1926 Donald Levi Colopy. 304
tHa Howard.
$50 Dale Stewart Porter. go. 305
403 e, Chestnut St, Mt V.
1868 Earnest Freeman Martin =. 3O6
Bladensburg.
21O9 James Otto Evans. ........ SO7
Greer.
154 Walter Grant Harris .... 30S
4O7 N. Park St, Mt. v.
I 1881 Owen Shunlan ........... 309
Danville.
81 PAUL.. Debolt ........,... 80
Fredericktown.
IN Roy Ewart i. ...... 811
r, F. d. 6, Mt. V.
1867 Benjamin F. Beeman.... 312
206 w. Curtis St, Mt V.
1856 John r. Spurgeon ........ 313
!, Buckeye City. D.,
1913 John Wesley Kaufman. 314
Fredericktovn
80 Emery Bulyer ............ 315
Fredericktown.
1873 Clarence Simons Sites. 316
Brown ST.. Mt Y.
3S3 Robert Russell Ewalt. -. 317
3O5 w. Chestnut ST., Mt. Y.
1923 James Glenn Webster. .... 31s
R. F. D. 5. Mt V.
1915 Walter A. Purdy. ......... $40
Howard.
773 Harry j. Weber. ......... $50
4O2 W. Chestnut St, Mt V.
COS Harry G. Smith. ....... S21
500 N. Gay St., Mt. V.
4O6 Chas. B. Simmons, ..... 322
1902 w. Vine St., Mt v.
$40 James Fanalos .......... 323
100 w. High St.. Mt. V.
1880 Roy Ellsworth Lovegrove. S24
r. F. ID. 4, Mt. v.
25 William Arthur Marts. -. 325
49, Fredericktown.
S92 Ward Emerson Bricker. -. 326
Mt. Vernon.
POSI- Frank Lester Bradieli. ... S27
Danville
$50 Sam J. Wharton ....... S2S
40l w. High St., Mt. V.
SS3 Charles Clemence Givens. 329
7O5 w. Chestnut St, Mt. v.
1166 Clarence D. Grubb ....... $50
R. F. d. 5, Mt. v.
1712 William Norris Thomas -. 331 !
Gambler
SIS Nathaniel RueHigh Moor. 3S2
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the II. Murray farm in the northwest
corner of the northeast OF 6-16.i3 is
good for SIS barrels natural at total
depth Of 1,s56 feet.
Staughn. George ct al. No. on the
L. Tigers farm in the northeast Of
the southwest of l5-16-1S is making
$50 barrels at total depth OF 1,627
feet.
The Prairie Oh = Gas Co. No. 4 on
the w. Perryman farm in the south
east corner OF the northwest of f5-
1913 is showing for 20 barrels at
1920 feet
The Twin State Oil company No.
on the B. Miller farm in the center
of the west line of the northwest of
the southeast of 15-l6-13 is showing
for 30-barrel we'll at 1.6lS feet.
The Livingston Oil corporation No.
2 on the Perry Mckay farm in the
center of the west line of the north
east of 1868 is showing for 20
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barrels at 1852 feet. The well has
about 100000 feet of gas.
Smock and others are drilling at
1850 eet on the W. Bear No. in the
southeast corner of the northeast Of
the southeast OF 22-l6-l3.
The Tuxedo Oil company No. on
the +, Bear farm in the southeast
corner of the southwest OF 22l61S
is a 100-barrel well at 1903 feet.
The Tidal Oil company is down
about 500 feet on the w. Bigpond No.
in the northwest corner of the south
west of the southwest OF 2S-l6-l3.
The Bull Dog OIL company No. 9
on the Littlehead farm in the center
of the southwest of the northwest Of
25-l6-13 is u 10'barrel well after shot
at total depth of 1871 feet
The Petroleum company has a rig
up for No. s on the Frank farm in
the southwest corner OF the southeast
of 27-16-13.
j. II. Mcdonald No. on the f..
Risby farm in the center OF the north
east of the northeast of 22-l6-l4 is
drilling at 1850 feet.
AT HASKELL - Harshan and
others are fishing at 100 on the n :
Mcintosh No. in the northwest cor
ner OF the southeast of the southw est
Of 1d-15-16.
In 17-15-16. the Peterson and
others No. on the l.. Banks farm is
fishing at 1,160 feet II is located in
west of the southwest of the section
Peterson and others No. / on the
II. McDapiel farm in the southwest
corner of the northw est of the south
east of 17-15-l6 is Il rig.
The Prady Oil company is shut
down at 1000 feet on the William
Rank farm in the southwest corner
OF the northwest of 1S-15-l6.
In the southeast corner OF the
northeast of the southeast of 1S15-l1
the Scully and others test on the G.
Nann farm is roaming at 1,265 feet
Lowerre and others are shut down
at 1900 feet on the l.. Harrison No
l in the southwest corner of the
northwest Of the northeast OF 10
15-I6.
Curd and White are shut down at
1890 feet on the q. Woodall farm in
the northwest corner of the north
west OF 20-15-16.
Kissler and others are building a
rig on the A, Taylor farm in the cen
ter of the south line of the northwest
of the southeast of 20-10-1G.
In 22-15-16 the Margay Oil COM
pany No on the L. Farmer is drill
the northwest corner of the south
ing at 1000 feet. 1t is located in
the center of the south line of the
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OIL AND GAS NEWS
Ii Formation Is Most Unusual One

a n
homa the No the northwest of 2n-16e Psbug
in
o he
IL S
estng formation he has nasmuch it wel-defined
o
north Of the No well be rich in oil and lobarrel well
Of
100 feet The drilers
feet which expected The Are
itself shallow oil
have been to the effect that drilling
The tt O the lease viii
aIsosque the fee The I'll
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In the Oil Fields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
AT BIXBY-Hubbard and others
No 2 on the Manuel farm in the
northeast corner OF the northwest of
6-l613 is still n rig. No. 3 is a RIG,
one location west of No. 2.
George, Straughn ct al. are drilling
at l ,450 feet on the L. Tiger NJ. 2 on
the northeast corner OF the southwest
OF 15-16-1S.
The Eastern Oil company No. 1 on
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southwest of the northwest OF the
section.
Frank Bfllnsslea and associates
are fishing at 1870 feet on the IL.
I.unon No. In the northeast corner
of the northwest OF the southwest OF
2c-15-l6. This is the old Structure
OH company test.
c. Il. Harris No. 3 on the C. Hen
derson farm In 31-l5l6 is shut down
at l.640 feet.
WESTERN OKLAHOMA-John c.
keyeS No. 3 In the southeast of the
southeast OF 21-1s-l0w is removing
rotary tools to install cable tools at
also feet. The owners expect Ia
drill into the sand about next Tues
day. This we'll was drilled to its-pres-
ent depth with rotary tools in six
weeGs, which is regarded as being en-
ceedingly good time.
John c. Keyes No. 4 in the south
east of the northwest of the north
east OF 26-lslGw is rigging up with
rotary tools.
John <. Keyes in the southwest OF
the northeast of the northeast of 20
ls-0p' has a rig up and Will begin
rigging up the first OF the week with
rotary tools.
John c. Keyes No. in the south
west OF the southwest of 35-ls-lOw Is
a location,
Douglas & shelton No. / IN tho
southwest of the southwest Of 29-ls-
low is shut down at l,250' feet and
the rotary tools were moved to No. ;
well, located in the southwest of the
southwest of the northeast OF the
same section, which is drilling now
at 2,l0O feet.
Loyalty oil 4 Gas Co, composed
of Walters people, has made n loca-
ton In the northwest OF the south
west of the northeast of 3l-lslOw.
Unknown parties have location
i'm the northeast Of the northeast OF
the southeast of 25-1s-llw
AT LEONARD-Thel Iowa Oil com
pany has a rig on the ground for NO
on the O. Mcdaniel farm in the
center of the west line of the north
west of the southeast of lS-lbl4.
In the northeast corner of the
southeast OF the southwest of 2b-lb-
IA the Scott and others No. l on the
G.. Roberts farm is drilling at 1,l9O
feet
Peterson Bros. are feet in the
sand at / ,5G6 feet on the B. Grayson
No. in the center of the south line
OF the southwest of the northeast of
25-16-14 and have Il small showing
The Atlantic Petroleum company
No. on the r. Anderson farm in
36-16-14 is still a rig. No. is also
rig.
The Atlantic Petroleum company
has IA rig up for No. 2 on the ID. An
derson farm in the southwest corner
of the northeast of the southwest OF
36-16-14.
The Peterson Bros. No. on the
David Anderson farm in the center of
the southwest of the southwest OF
36-16-14 is still a rig on the ground
The Sperry Oil & Gas Co. has RIG
up for No. on the ID. Anderson farm
/ in 36-16-l4.
Hensley ct al. are drilling at LIS
feet on the r. Anderson No. 2 in the
center of the south line of the south
east of the southeast of 36-16-14. No
3 on the same farm is rig.
l. AT BIXBY-The Worth Woody
| No. on the NJ. Wildcat farm in the
northwest corner of the southeast OF
! the southwest of 16-17-13 is drilling
at 1,455 feet No. A. located in tn,
center of the south line OF the south
east of the southwest of the section IL
drilling at 500 feet.
The Gladys Oil company is dowr
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the northeast corner Of the south
west OF the southeast OF l7.f7-13.
The Memo OIL company No. on.
the A, II. Cole farm in the northeast
corner OF the southeast OF the north
east OF the southeast OF 20-l7-l9 is
making 20 barrels after shot at LAO
feet.
The Frasher oil company No. 2 on
the J. Fisher farm in the northeast
corner OF the northwest of the north
west OF 2l-l7-lS is drilling at SOC
| feet.
Hubbard and others No. on the
Murray farm in the southwest corner
OF the southeast of the southwest OF
Sl-l7-l3 Is a rig.
The Minshell OIL & Gas Co. is drill
ing at 600 feet on the London No 2
In the southwest corner of S-lS-13.
| AT HANNA.-Much activity AZ
Hanna and the we'll that is being
drilled In the northeast corner OF the
northeast Of l4-9-13e found "A sand at
$50 feet with about 5O0,O 900 cubic feet
OF gas per day, and at 6C/ feet hao
~ feet Of sand and about 1000, O00
sieet or gas; at $50 feet had 40 feet
or sand with Approximately 5000. 0uv
rect or gas per day. The well is now
down 10 "A depth OF about 1880 fect
ana is being mudded in,
several operators have for some
Time been giving this locality much
attention I'm a quiet way. and T. A..
Schock OF the Indiahoma Refining
company of Okmulgee and 81. LOUIS
mas perfected arrangements for acre
age In this locality, and the above
mentioned well is TO be drilled TO "A
ueptn OF $500 feet unless a payine
well Is found at a lesser depth.
T.. w. kimbley and others have
made location in the southeast coz
ner of the northeast of 36-g-13e and
the derrick is on the location and will
| be built this week.
II. w. Kimbley and others have
| made location in the southwest cor
her or the southeast of the southeast
| or f-"-l4e ana the material for The
derrick Is being hauled to the location.
| AT IIEALDTON-Outsid of the
lands that are being withheld by the
| government in the state of California.
! there are poor chances, from "A geo
logical standpoint. for successful
wildcat operations. and for that rea-
son @. Nj. McQuigg. president OF the
traders OH company. is making
preparations to transfer his energies
! to Oklahoma. Mr.. McQuiggs com
pany has a daily production in Cali
/ tornla OF from 10000 to $4,000 bar
rels. its headquarters are in Pasa-
! dena, and besides being at the head
OF this company, he is treasurer of
| Tie Independent Producers associa-
tion, which organization has done a
vast amount of good work in Cali
4 tornla A new company will be or
PaniZed for operation in Oklahoma
and properties in Blackwell and at
Healdton will he taken over as soon
as the organization is perfected.
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

0OUR LEASES ARE IN PITTSBURG COUNTY,
I JOKLAHOMA, ON STANDARD FORMS AND ALL
- APPROVED AND RENTALS PAID, AND FOUR
MILES FROM THE GULF PIPE LINE OUR SEC
OND WELL is 2,200 FEET SOUTH OF NO. 1 AND IS
800 FEET DEEP AND SHOWING OIL IN REACH
ING THIS DEPTH WE DRILLED THROUGH 1863
FEET OF SAND, WHICH MADE A GOOD SHOWING
AND AN OFFSET WELL IN THIS SAND WILL PRO-
DUCE. WORK HAS BEEN SUSPENDED WAITING
is NOW IN PERFECT CONDITION AND DRILLING
READY TO START.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-09

AT RIXBY-The Worth Woody
No. on the NJ. wildcat farm in the
northwest corner of the southeast OF
the southwest of 16-17-13 is drilling
at 1,455 feet. No. A. located in the
center of the south line of the south
east of the southwest of the section is
drilling at 500 feet.
The Gladys Oil company is down
l $50 feet on the l.. Posey No. 4 IN