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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23

Va. Capital stock. $4,000. Coal
business. S. r. Hurley. president; J.
w. Lambert, secretary--both of
Grundy, Va.
Clear Creek Coal Co., Inc. Norton,
Va. Capital stock. sg5.o0o. Coal busi-
ness. j. 8. Cheyney. president.
Glamorgan. Va; G. c. Scarborough.
secretary and treasurer, Norton, Va
New York Musical Comedy Co,
Inc, Richmond. Va. Capital stock,
81 5000. Theatrical business. l.. L.
Hubbard, president; Il. A. Stumpr.
secretary-both of Richmond. Va.
Exhibitors Film Exchange, Inc.
Richmond. Va. Capital stock. s25.-
600. Moving picture business. Frank
Ferrandini. president, Richmond. Va. /:
A. Dresner. secretary and treasurer.
Washington. d. c.
Theater de Vieux- Colombier, Inc,
Richmond. Va. Capital stock, 5000
600. Theatrical business Thomas B.
Gay, president: II. II. Chalkley, secre-
tary and treasurer-both of Rich
mond, Va.
Va. Capital stock, 100000. Real
estate and construction. !. T. Bandy
president; l.. f. st. Clair, secretary
and treasurer
kingsport Utilities. Inc, Bristol, va.
Capital stock. 100000. Light and
power plant electricity. Sherwood f.
Hall. president, White Plains, New
York: Edward c. Bailly. secretary,
White Plains, n. Y.
Southeastern Iron corporation,
Richmond, Va. Capital stock. $500.
600. Mining business. Francis Fl.
Hardy, president; Truman r Miller,
secretary--both OF Chicago. Ill.
itro-Phospho corporation, Rich
mond, Va Capital stock, $500. 900. NJ.
c. Patterson. president, Richmond.
Va. T. S. Winston, vice-president;
John I4andstreet. secretary and treas
urer--both of Richmond. Va.
Shenandoah Milling Co, Inc, Shen-
andoah, Va Capital stock, $4,000.
Milling business. NJ. f. Roudabush.
president, Stanley. Va; A. A. Rouda-
bush, secretary and treasurer Shenan-
doah. Va.
Mcclure Coal corporation St Paul
Va. Capital stock, $4,000. Coal
business. !, c. McNeer. president; T.
r McNeer, secretary--both of Dante.
Va.
Amendment to charter OF White
Fuel Co., Inc, Norfolk. Va. chang
ing name to White & Dashiell Inc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23
Court News
Collected by the Daily Record.
Observation-Disclosures S5sls-s ,ystSssGS.S.snFs
sCHANGERY TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds of bargain and sale Re-
corded Yesterday.


r. Fl. Singrey ct ux. to Frank r.
Dudley. lot .. block r. Battery court.
Tax, $3.50. $40
Lo Roy +. Brown. trustee tproperty
Of VIM. r. Rhea and l.. l.. Scherer and
wives). to VIM. f. Rhea, IS 16x135 feet
south line Grove avenue ia feet east
OF Deep Run street cd s7.499.59.
T. A. Quisenberry to Emma NJ Outs
enberry (his wife). 15x132 feet west
line st. James street. between Baker
and Charity streets. Tax. 81, $40.
Geo. r. White ct ux. to Elizabeth
Want, 171aS1.2s5 feet west line Twen-
ty-ffth street at north line city prom
erty. being No. aos, Tax. $3.50, $40.
Exchange Deed) sherwood Land
Co. TO trustees OF Union Theologi cal
seminary in Virginia, 4S5x22a feet
north line Rennie avenue, at west line
Brook pike; 2-Trustees Of Union Thee
logical seminary in Virginia 10 the
Sherwood Land Co, lot of land on plat
by r. c. Dedd & Bro, being lots /, 2
4 and northern part Of lot 6. also
quit claim right to roads. etc. Tax, So
Elizabeth Want, ct vir to Geo. r
White, 25x9q5. feet north line Jefferson
park, west Of Mosby street. Tax, s2.5o;
$40
Hester Cabeli Tabb Brown ct vir. tc
fMiss) Dora w Pugh. 22hx9o feet
west line Allen avenue. 100 feet north
Of Chaffin street, Tax. 81 s..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23
United states Circuit Court.

The United States circuit court OF
appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock with Circuit Judges
Pritchard Knapp and Woods in at
tendance. Eugene D'Dunne ana
James A. Latanc, assistant United
States attorney of Baltimore, were
admitted to practice as attorneys ana
counselors in the appeals court. The
following cases were argued yester-
day:
No. 1915. John w. Sprinkle. plain
tiff in error, VS. the United States or
America. defendant in error; error 10
the district court at Baltimore, Md.
Argued by william l.. Marbury ana
Eugene O'Dunne, of Baltimore, Nd,
for the plaintiff in error. and by sam
uel X Dennis, L. S. attorney. ana
James A. Latane, assistant L. 5, at
torney. of Baltimore. Md. for the de-
PENDANT in error. and submitted
Case in call :edav: No. 1926. lr-
win Jarrett, and others, PLAINTIFFS in
erro:'. VS.. r. Ogden Halsey and others,
defendants in error; error to the dis
trict court at Charleston, w. Va. To
be argued by McClintic, Mathews &
Campbell, OF Charleston, w. Va. for
the plaintiffs in error. and by Brown
ing and Browning. of Orange, Va,
and Price. Smith. Spilman & Clay,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23
Chanrery Deeds of Trust.

Crenshaw Warehouse Co. to Ameri-
can TT. Co. trustee. 203 5-sxs2 feet
irregular lines) on Shockoe slip. 1875
Ia feet from Thirteenth and Cary
streets; also 3ea4xs4 feet east line
Shockoe slip between James river and
Cary street; also Al 5-6x74 feet east
line Shockoe slip; also lot front not
given) by 9sx feet irregular nnee)
west line Virginia street $4,000
Elizabeth Want ct vlr. to +. l.. Ruff
fin and John Sloan, trustees. 1Tt2x125
feet west Ilne Twenty-ffth street. at
north line of city property. sl,olS.so.
Elizabeth Want ct vir. to r. l.. Ruff
An and John Sloan. trustees, 25x95 feet
GrreEular lines) north line Jefferson
park, 255 feet west OF Mosby street.
81 $50. e
william F. Rhea ct ux. to Leroy E.
Brown. trustee. IS l-sx1S5 feet south
line Grove avenue. 1l3 feet east of
Deep Run. $2,2949o.
William r. Parker ct ux TO Wallace
F. Brown, trustee. ~ feet / inch by
at = feet at southeast corner Of Frank
lin street and Whitlock alley. being
Nos. l7o9 and I'LL East Franklin
street Sl0.325.
Frank r. Dudley ct TX. to w. Ste
wart white, trustee, lot 2. block r.
Battery Court. s1.1oo.
Louise Richardson Pregnoll. et-Xir-
to Harold S. Rloomberg. trustee. lot II.
block %. Barton Heights. $3.50
Davis Perrin ct ux. to Leroy r.
Brown. trustee, 254x140 feet south line
{ Leigh street. 30 feet east of Altemont
avenue. $3.920.
]. H. Tarlton to r. r. Harrison and
John w Bates. trustees. 176Axeo feet
west line Lomhardy street. III. feet
south of Jacquelin street. $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23
state Co.-,cration commission.

Following charters and amendment
We're ISSUED Yesterday:
:. P. Dowdy Furniture Co, Inc,
Richmond. Va. Capital stock. $25,-
600. Furniture business. s. r. Dowdy,
president; A. V. Persons. secretary
both of Richmond. Va
Dickinson County Fair Association.
inc. ClintWood. Va. Capital stock
$4,000. Conduct agricultural fair.
=. {. Hillman. president. Clintwood,
Va L. b. Mullins, secretary. Byrne,
Va
Frazier Pocahontas Coal corpora
ton. farewell va. CAPITAL stock. SIS, :
900. Coal business, j. r. Frazier, Jr,,
president, Chilhowie, Va: ]. Walter
GRAPHICAL. secretary, Pocahontas. Va.
A. Il. Jarvis. Inc. Portsmouth. Va
Capital stock. $4,000. Mercantile
BUSINESS John c. Emmerson, presi
dent A. b. Jarvis, secretary--both OF
Portsmouth Va.
Chesapeake Coal Co. Inc, Grundy,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23

The federal reserve board today
threw open the doors of the twelve
federal reserve banks to give material
assistant in the floating of the liberty
loan The board adopted n resolution
establishing n special rediscount rate
OF 3M per cent for notes, drafts and
bills OF exchauK" drawn by custoine -
Of banks including savings banks hav-
ing n maturity not in excess off 80
days when such instruments are Sc
cured by liberty loan bonds or United
states treasury certificates Of indebt-
o9ness. Nice-Governor Paul A. War
burg, OF the reserve board, tonight
Gent letter to thu governor of each
federal reserve bank Informing him of
this action
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23
Those Eruait.. California . -,

IT Z. AieyaffeI y No~thern San
Dieso county recentlr ran,e in from
n hike in tho mountains ana an
nounceh that he hsd killed y crotaiu
horridus. Much excitemen' resulted.
which subsidized when Alexander. WHO
~ q Latin scholar. explained :ha. hs
Y he had mercy ennihiatea the frs.
rattlesnake ~ the sesson.-san Diego
R0nA~s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23

Pittsburg. Pa, May 22-Police OF
the Central station tonight gathered
in fourteen men and two women who
We're lodged in the Central station
They are alleged TO have distributed
transcription literature throughout
the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23

Quotations hy MILLER q Co. Members
Chicago Hoard, Of Trndc.D

Chicago. May - Texas now wheat
will be available for shipment about
June - Telesraphic advlces received
from there today say tina, me harvest
ing 81 that grain Will be commenced
In various sections about June Z. As
he grain ripeus further tnrthw ard
ia Oklahoma and kansa@. the harvest
er VII commence To Gu} that grain
from The .arst 10 the second Wees ia
July. 1t may be said Without fear II
Contradiction that there VIII be a de-
cided let down IN &aiaes when new
wheat Is placed on the market.
when the small volume of trade in
wheat is taken into consideration and
-ti.e accompan> ms decline IN values as
Was shown today one may readily see
that liquidation is about al an end
The wheat p.t Was only about one-
ssEafasr.fa3k eds y sdr ,aYstaf4 :. hRs4 sEi.'-
creasing from day TO day since the
ban vas pat on general trading by the
officials ~ the hoard OF trade. Some
export bNsinoss in wheat - being
!. IA or cd daily, hut the takjuGs SIRE
small, mainly because Of the light sup
plies GA sale
There were advances Of i.T1asc IN
corn today onerine- n tho pit were
small and the demand from short=.v a :
better
cash corn was stronE and the fu-
lures were reflected low thls strength.
Oats were Il &c lower. Sentiment
was heArlsh Ther1-H-4a- il marrow.
roa ~ i'm Moo y,r1#4t5.y4 tg4r..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-23

Foreign charter: Central Construc-
ton corporation, a Pennsylvania cor
poration, domestlcated to do business
In Virginia. Blanchard S. Forbes.
statutory agent. Richmond Va. Capt.
tai stock $500 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD IS
NAMED BY DEFENSE COUNCIL
Connecting Link Between Govern
mcnt and Producers Will BE
Established.

WASHINGTON, July 20. - Reor-
ganzation of the governments war
purchasing system thru creation of a
war Industries board to supervise and
to decide priority of manufacture and
shipment was announced tonight by
the council of national defense.
The new board will be the connect
ing link between the government and
industry. 1t will be charged with the
great responsibility for quantity pro-
duction, will determine the question
of creation or extending industries
demanded by the war and pass on
prices to be paid by the government.
Its membership is as follows:
Frank Scott of Cleveland, Ohio,
chairman; Bernard NJ. Baruch OF
New York, of the councils advisory
commission: Hugh Frayne of New
York. representing labor; Robert 5.
Brooklings. st. Louis merchant:
Robert S. Lovett of the Union Pacific
system: Lieut.. Col. Partner f.. Pierce.
representing the army, and Rear Ad-
miral Frank Fletcher, representing
the navy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
Little Benny's Notebook
Ia
BY LEE PAPE.

My cuzzin Artie and my cuzzin Sue
was both erround at my house last
mite, and pop got fearse pane in his
insides and ma telefoned for DR..
Rorer, wich by the time DR.. Rorer
came erround, pops pane wasent
there eny more, and DIR. Rorer sat
down In the setting room to tawk a
vile enyhow, being n big fat man
with a bald he'd and a high hat, and
me and Artie and Sue was playing
lotto, and I sed. Lets play doctor. I'll
be the doctor for thinking of 1t, and
you 2 can be the payshints.
And we started to play II, me set
ting in the rocking chair pretending
to smoak n segar. and Artie wawk
ing up all bent over as If he was as
sick as the doose, saying, doctor,
doctor, and me saying. Wat seeu-
to be the trubbel, have you got eny
symptoms?
Yes. cant eat more than peeces
Y pie for dizzert and my shoes don't
fit me and | got awfill pane in my
rite stummick, sed Artie.
All, you must have zinkabeetis, IL
you come erround 3 o'clock tomorrow
Ha ha ha, sed pop laffing. that's a
god one on you, dock the youngsters
know a thing or 2, don't they, ha ha.
Dr. Rorer Jest keeping on setting
there as II he dident see enything
funny, and Sue wawked IN pretending
to be rs week as enything, falling
down on the floor and saying, Help,
doctor, help.
Watts your symptoms? I sed. and
Sue sed, My nose itches on the end
and I cant say werd wen / tawk.
HD 0f Zinnptizh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
"DON'T CROWD" CRIES CROWDER-THEN
HE GUIDES DRAFT BOYS TO NEXT STEP

INHE numbers complete registered man
knows the order in which he DO called for military
4 al physical to begin? How
file claim TO exemption?
Washington by Provost General Crowder
for physical examination the day named In
call
a) II disqualified tho board will give
will explain to what your further duties
II physically qualified and file claim for
Will be
9 IL you are physically and file cnam for
to called military
discharged On the eighth day after
given the with request for
place the office of the local board
accessible public view and notice Will be mailed to you at the ad
ress registration card
posted in the office of the board
after the day called ana make arrangements
receipt OF mail
calls but the In
what day the physical examination Of the per-
completed the work of sitting
the various grounds VIII be taken up first
by the elocalbo and by the district boards
for those called to stand the physical
While the method Of proving claims exemption simple
marshal
consult fndth
the necessary
hdIave properly accomplished
o limit assigned
ilng OF your claim
the afndavs required by the eregulat
will before the board
10 N a limited number cases"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
TULSA INTERESTED IN
TRANSFER OF PRIEST
Mrs. Harry Sinclair's Brother
Goes to Wichita From
Hutchinson, Kan.

Considerable local interest is at
tached to the transfer OF the Rev.
Father William Farrell, pastor Of st.
Teresa's Catholic church in Hutchin-
son. Kan. to the Catholic church at
Wichita, Kan. Father Farrell is a
brother to Mrs. Harry Sinclair, for
merry of Tulsa. and is leaving Hutch
inson at the close of a campaign in
that city 10 raise n fund of 500, 900
for ST Elizabeth hospital, named In
honor OF Mrs. Sinclair and endowed
literally by Harry Sinclair. known the
world over as one Of the leading mil
lionaire oil men hailing from Tulsa.
Father Farrell was educated In
Kansas and has the Kansas spirit. He
graduated from st. Beuedicts college
at Atchison in 1895. where he attend
ed school for four years. Then came
two years Of study at kenrick semi
nary. st. Louis. and then four years in
the North American college at Rome.
He was ordained TO tho ministry on
December 16, 1905, at Rome by Car
dinal RcspiGhi. His first charge was
in connection with the cathedral at
Wichita in 1905 to 1908. Then he
was appointed to the pastoral charge
In Hutchinson, and has been pastor
OF st. Teresa's church there since in
July. 1908.
During mis- stay In Hutchinson
Father Farrell has been actively iden-
titled In the movements for the devel-
opment OF the city, has been an active
member OF the commercial bodies of
that city. the Rotary club and other
/ civic organizations. He has high
/ standing there and there Is much re-
/ gret that he Is leaving.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30

now pools, they nre the companies
which support the Independent refin-
cries. and IL is against the policy of
tho milton to place an undue burden
upon this class Of the countrys clt-
zenshlp.
Abundance In Storage.
rtooid,,r rurriebeq a concrete OK
o,,,,l" tb,t NAV bo worth something
t., tu.,i,,,, tho ,ovornuent ont Of the
,n,In ~ feor and doubt which seems
tn buvc frightened some Of lts people.
Tho field here has been In operation
la little more than three years and
during that time more thah thlrie9n
million paIt'IS nave ptc" pln,'u ~
storage. IN" storage III I"''' r"lN
tdfils Al'he "uFht 10 me-, t"o o"'''' 'l''
needs "t tne COVE nHIcul I'' " 80,
ana WINE th't on " polhE oon'Gii,'u
N" tleld can produce lWchty II'i'',"n ,I
more hhri''a' ms on N"a ~ W. i"1
TWO I'"Ho.7' tHSN p''t"'v Wv ~
plld I"I lieaI"'on c'uuV ulu ~ Ju'
uiy any piouucer III s1"lnk W." ,'..',, ""a
dhIe ]" puy a''cl' "i,i "Iap pVS"ua0
th' pr"uuC,l"" ""7 Doy "uu t'u ~
paclty ol inc pipe ''"eS Sc'''hR ''e
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J. may n!so ne , uuS,' seu - WIZ" p'"ti, ,a,
III Wis 'nS'tl''e .'''' ','''. oo''''u 49,, 20 lu9'
W"cnInF Us now 10 ~ ,5''. .e"so Wv b,p
uu.ton ol k"s"Iire ~ pc, c.n, "rt', srsi,,
out an increase III Oh 'IuuTv.'1n, . ,,, ,',s
" "p'o III wv" N''a' u.s. ~ s'' ~"
cr'' Hlns p'"'cs'es' ~ N'.'.i n'Ut ~,
EaS"'lle ~ ,"Nen @ lIoi" IL uuo VA" .'.o
olu PIoocSs'S io.re" " ohh,,ov up.
nnu' a'co'Iu' l,. 'o.u'n' s's .a
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
SAPULPA ROYAL
HOST TO co. A
Three Thousand Citizens Wei.
come Engineering "Boys"
at Honor Banquet.
Worlds Creek County Bureau,
lloB East Ifobsor.

Worlds Greek County Bureau,
l19R East 1obson,
SAPULPA, okla. July ~, - The
city turned out en- masse Friday to
pay tribute and to say goodby to the
boys of company A Tulsa engineers
who have been called to the colors Au-
gust g. From the time the boys piled
off the train in the evening until late
at night there was not a minute that
there was not something being done
for them until they returned home.
A crowd, estimated at three thous-
and. gathered about the bandstand
back of the courthouse. The company
sat down to fine banquet dinner
served in the open while the band
played patriotic airs. Following the
banquet, short talks were made by III.
II. HARRISON, E. f. Rankin and Emil
Held.
As each speaker finished. the en-
gineers gave three cheers and n tiger.
After the speaking the pavement
about the courthouse was cleared and
thousands danced in the streets until
time for the boys to fall in and march
10 the depot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
mo D|SBARMENT FOR
HOOKER AND FULTON
Aftermath of Bond-Gore Case
No Grounds for Proceed
ings, Referee Rules.
Worlds Capital Bureau,

Worlds Capital Bureau.
1901 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 29.-Evi-
dence not sufficient to sustain the
charges, ruled Referee George A.
Ramsey Of Muskogee, who had been
selected by the supreme court to
hear disbarment proceedings brought
by S. p. Render of this city against
Sam Hooker and Il. L. Fulton of this
city. The case was heard this after
noon in the courtroom of the su-
preme court at the state capitol. The
referee promptly made his ruling at
the close of the testimony. The pro-
ceedings grew out of a suit brought
by Ross Lillard, who represented
Render in the noted damage suit OF
Mrs. Minnie Bond against United
States Senator Gore, in which the
latter was acquitted. Lillard after
wards sued Render to collect an at
torney's fee in the Gore case and
won IT, The referee ruled that the
plaintiffs absolutely failed to con-
meet Fulton In any conduct that
might warrant charges of the kind
preferred, and that bhe evidence
failed to show any unprofessional
conduct as to Hooper. The latter Is
a member of the supreme court COM
mission and Fulton was once menu
ber OF congress from this district.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
DETECTIVES ARREST GAMBLERS
Three Men Caught at Unccda Rooms
by Detectives Lewis and Blame,

Three men. J. w. Tate. Tom Lewis
and John Sutton, were arrested at an
early hour Saturday morning by Po-
lice Detectives Lewis and Blaine and
placed in the city jail on a charge of
gambling. Having obtained informa-
tion that gambling was being con-
Quoted in the Uneeda rooms the off
GERS raided the establishment locat-
ing the room in which the game was
being conducted. After peering over
the transom and seeing the men In the
act Of playing. the door was battered
down and the participants arrested.
Tate was fined s25. Lewis $50 and
Sutton. charged with being the oper-
ator. was assessed fine of $75 In
municipal court yesterday afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
PLENTY OF FUEL
FOR MOTOR CARS
Storage Tanks in the Oil Fields
Contain Large Reserve
of Crude Product.

HEALDTON. OKLA, July 20 -
There is no good reason why the peo-
pie should become seized with fright
for fear of scarcity Of motor spirits
during the term of the war. This
country has been supplying the needs
of the allies and all other nations in
petroleum and its products and still
there is vast amount Of oil In stor-
age Ou in gross revenue taxes and
in income taxes is contributing vast
sum Of money for the support OF the
government ana the industry does not
deserve to be crippled by limiting its
market. The automobile business has
become a giant industry In the last
few years and there is no necessity
OF smotherng this business for want
of gasOlie.n
should not Limit Sales.
The reduction OF the sales OF pc
troleum will put many small com
pnnies in small straits and has "A ten
dency to force them to dispose Of
their holdings to the richer com
panies, which would be violation OF
the policies of the government There
are hundreds of small producing oil
companies which have their assets In
oil either under the ground or In
storage and who are borrowers at the
banks II tieir market is curtailed
they will suffer and II is these com
panics which generally lead the way
I'm wildcatting and in the discovery Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-30
PROBE ALLEGED GAS WASTE
Corporation Commission VIII Look
Into Two Cases.

Worlds Capital Bureau.
1901 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 29.-The
corporation commission will on July
81 hear one OF the first complaints
to come up under the commission $
authority conferred upon 1t by the
conservation laws relative to the
waste OF gas In connection with n
running oil well. Complaint has been
preferred against the Duluth 4 Okla
homa oil co. and the Blackwolll OIL
4 Gas co. TO the effect that gas is
being wasted in the production Of oil.
The production is said to be about
three hundred barrels of oil and ten
90 fifteen million feet OF gas daily.
II Is claimed by persons complaining
that the oil and gas are taken from
different sands while the owners of
the wells contend that both the oil
and gas are produced from the same
sand which would he permissible.
provided the gas WIS not allowed to
blow off.