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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-19
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ARE
PURSUED BY GERMANS
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES
A THE FRONT.
TeutOns Take Arenburg But At
temptS to Enter Gulf of
Rega Frustrated.

The German forces which landed
on the island of Oesel at the head of
the Gulf of Riga have captured Aren-
burg, capital of the island. and are
still pursuing the Russians at va
rious places Aiding the operations
as far as possible are German crui-
sers and torpedo boats, which have
shelled coast batteries and towns.
Attempts by the German fleet to en-
ter the Gulf of Riga or to operate
in the waters between Oesel and
Dago island however, are meeting
with resistance respectively from the
Russian land batteries and Russian
naval units. In the latter region,
the Germans declined to accept bat
tie and retired in the face of the
Russian warships.
AS yet no attempts have been
made by the Germans to effect
landing on the coast of Esthonia and
Harass the right flank Of the Rus
sian army, and neither has any eff
fort been made to penetrate the Gulf
OF Finland, the waters of which are
heavily mined and will require in
tensive mine sweeping operations
before a naval demonstration can be
made against the important port of
Revai.
In Flanders no military opera
tions on a large scale have been at
tempted, but the big guns are car
rying out reciprocal bombardments is
of great violence, like those which
! always precede the starting OF an in
fantry offensive. The British troops
have carried out several successful
raids. in which severe casualties
were inflicted on the Germans and
prisoners and machine guns were
taken.
After the lapse of two days the
heavy artillery duels have been re-
sumed between the French and the
Germans on the Verdun front, es-
| pecially to the north of the famous
Hill 344. Also on the Aisne front
there is considerable artillery ac-
tivity.
Preparations apparently are being
made along the Julian front OF the
! Austro-Italian theatre for another
big battle. In the Brestovizza valley
and on several other sectors the ar
tillery OF both sides is engaged in
heavy fighting and there also have
been sharp reconnoitering encoun-
ters. In the Brestvovizza valley a
strong attack by the Austrians was
broken up by the Italian machine
gun fire, as likewise were attempted
offensives from the west of Flondar
TO the head Of the Adriatic sea.
The entente allies in Macedonia
are keeping up their harassing tao
tics against positions held by the
Teutonic allies, daily throwing
heavy bombardments against them
or launching infantry attacks of
considerable proportion. The la
test OF these latter operations has
been carried out by Scottish troops.
who raided the village of Homon-
dos, near .seres, and captured 14s
prisoners and three machine guns
The British mercantile cruiser
Champagne has been torpedoed and
sunk and an enemy submarine with
loss OF five officers and 81 men.
The British mine sweeping sloop
Begonia is overdue and is believed
to have been lost with her entire
crew
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-19
NEW DRAFT LAW PROPOSED
May Conscript Men From Eighteen
to Forty Years.

May Conscript Men From Eighteen
to Forty Years.
Washington, Oct. 1S.---An amend
ment to the draft law to make mem
between the ages of Is and 40 sub
ject 10 conscription will be intro
duced in congress by Congressman
Kahn. of California, when the con-
eress meets in December.
Congressman Kahn. who is rank
ing Republican member of the mill
tary affairs committee and was ac-
tive in guiding the present draft bin
through congress-, will consult war
department officials before complet-
ing the draft of his amendment.
What we have done is only a
drop in the bucket" said Kahn in
explaining the need for changing the
draft ages. Men, money and food
must be furnished by America be-
yond any realization of the people
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-19

restricted conditions we recognize as
a matter of course. that the nations
associated with us in this war are
preparing for their proper share OF
the worlds business when the war
shall close.
Believing as we do, however.
that commerce is not war but mu-
tual intercourse to mutual gain, we
look without fear and with strong
approval upon every effort of our
friends to renew commercial and in-
.dpstriai activities in the happier
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-19
MAY PARTICIPATE IN
ALLIED CONFERENCE.
PROBABLE PERSONNEL IS
NOT DISCLOSED.
Believed That Pershing, Sims
and Sharp Would Be
Named Delegates.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-Represen-
tatives of the United States may
participate in the forthcoming al
lied conference in Paris. but feder-
al authorities carefully refrained
from confirming the report of Ameri-
can participation. General Perish
ing, Vice-Admiral Sims and Ambas-
sador William Graves Sharp were
said to be the most likely American
delegates.
A report that Col. E. NJ. House.
confidential adviser of the Presi-
dent. will go to Europe for the con-
ference could not be confirmed.
Secretary of State Lansing, when
asked whether America will be rep
resented, said:
The matter is under considera--
ton"
Secretary of War Baker refused
to discuss personalities when the
question of who would represent that
branch of the service came up, but
ii was generally believed around the
department that General Pershing
would be the man.
The following outline of Americas
participation was drawn by an Off
cial acquainted with the situation:
America will participate in only a
limited way At certain sessions of
the conference she will not be repre-
sented at all. For instance, in dis
cussions of military schemes direct
cd against Austria Bulgaria or Tur-
key, Americas representatives could
not take part, as this country is not
at war with Germanys allies
To Discuss Military ana Naval Plans
i'm West.
Considerable part will be taken by
American delegates in discussions of
military and naval plans in the
west. The representative OF the
American navy will be guided both
by the knowledge he has accumu-
lated of European conditions while
abroad and by orders from the de-.
partment here based upon informa-
ton brought back by Admiral Mayo.
In the trade and economic discus
tions the United States will have a.
commanding part. This nation is
the market place of the world. and
is in a legally intrenched position
where she can do any thing she
pleaseS with her food and produce
AS far as the allies are concerned.
their problems in relation to depen-
dence upon American supplies win
i be dealt with in Washington, rather
than by any resolutions of the Paris
conference, but treatments of neu-
trails probably will form an import
ant chapter of the sessions. and this
nation naturally would be guided to
a large extent by the decisions of the
conference.
Important plans for the spring of
fensive and participation therein of
American troops will be under dis
cussion, il is believed here and the
American delegates will be able to
place before the allied war chiefs
definite statement of what. in view.
OF their experience so far, they ex-
pect to be able to do in military
way by April.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-19
Farm Loans.

The following is comparative
statement OF farm loans, both closed
and under consideration, in North
and South Carolina, up to the pres
ent time:
Loans closed up to October 13,
1917.
In North Carolina. .$168,135.00
In South Carolina 21S.215.OO
Loans ready to close up to Octo-
Der 13, 1917.
In North Carolina. .$144.21O.00
In South Carolina. 7s,775.00
Loans approved up to October
13, 1917.
In North Carolina. .s1,516,991.OO
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-19
NO PROHIBITION IN IOWA.
Statewide Amendment Killed. A

Statewide Amendment Killed, Ac-
cording to Latest Returns.
Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. f8.-Iowa
citizens apparently have declined to
bind themselves to Statewide pro-
hibition., according to late returns
tonight received from all but three
counties In the State. The count of
votes gives 1929 against and
ls6.S41 for the proposed constitu-
tional prohibition amendment. Stat
utory prohibition now prevails in
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-19
Champion Knitter Is Man.

Chicago, Oct. 18.-Frank N.
James. sixty-five years old, retired
business man. is champion knitter- of
Chicago. He has turned into the
Red Cross half dozen pairs of sox
which are admittedly the most per-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-19
TWELVE VESSELS SUNK.

Submarine Take Another Good Toll
of Ships During Week.
London. Oct. 18.-Twelve British
merchant vessels of over 1000 tons
were sunk by mine or submarine in
the last week according to the state
ment of the British Admiralty to-
night.
Six vessels under 900 tons and
one fishing vessel were sunk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

wells which are Just now near the
sand, The chicf one OF these II that
Of the Kent Oh company on the
Myers farm In l-2S-lw, and other Of
the Kent Oil company's wells will de-
liver the production 30 the Empire
line when II Is completed.
The plan Of the Empire company Is
the beginning OF an outlet 10 the gult
and pipe has been bought for the lin"
south thru the Hoaldton district NOW.
The principal branch IN this section,
outside og the Blackwell district is 20
run 10 tho liclt being opened between
IHllinIs and Girbor The Empire hHs
considerable property thrrA ana Will
also enter that field as % purchnsIns
agent
thirty miles Of pipe has bcon put
I'm south from Augusta, kan, and tho
telephone line 90 hc used bon Douu'D-
ten with the line has been completed
to the blackwell field. Nortw'n are
new strnglug pipe near the town of
Arkansas city just north Of the
Kansas linz"
Two 55.Ooo-barrol storage tanks
are also boirg pat mp at fonca Ciiy
to handle the excess production thcr"
anul mcro dct!uita ARRANGEMENTS are
completed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
Al IRVINE, i>N.

NJ IItN NJ, hN. ne past N''h
was period of important events IN
tho petroleum industry iu FoutuchN
adding further attractive phases TO
tho field that Is now the most mag
uctic Of any of the oil fields of the
country.
Tho Irvine field has already made
Kentucky famous and the result Of
operations here Of the most profitable
sort has given impetus 10 action thru
out - or more counties. As the re-
suit. even during these wintry days
drilling campaigns are well under way
and contcmplatiOns Of work m the
near future in untcsted territory are
being extensively planned
The most learned gcologists have
no accurate conception of the amount
of oil that underlics q great portion
Of Kentucky but from successes thus
far attained they have In no small de
gree pointed the way. Some of the
best geological talent in the country
are now engaged hy operators In this
state. While they cannot always tell
where oil will hc found. their sum
mary Of facts gathered from coudl-
tions that are established furnishes
them with data ON which 10 base
calculations that greatly reduces the
percentage Of chance.
"Wudcatting" viii be tn" chief
sport" in Kentucky this year ana
test work will be watched with keen
interest. Every well in new territory
will come In for It's share Of oonsid-
Grafton.
inst now considerable interest Is
ccntcrcd around the Amber oil wen
I'm Bpth county. The information "l
/ this discovery was slow In leaking
out. I'm fact. when 10 was reported
/ f.v daNs aco many doubted the gen
. uiuepess of the rich find. Practical
and reliable men from irvine nav"
: been there and investigated thorulN.
| The well. which was drilled on INC
= Harry farm, three and one nan
miles west Of salt Lick, near own.
phia, is "a genuine Amber oil We'll ana
mo first to be found In Kentucky The
well was drilled 2lO feet II ill'u
the cavity slowly AMI finally flowed "t
tho ratio 81 10 to 30 barrels per day.
This moves a very fire producer aud
il will no doubt give generous ac'
count Of It's capacity when IL Us
pumucd. The property Is being opei-
atcd bv Messrs Bell. Post and others
Of West Virginia and 1t is their second
test ON the Harry farm. Their inltl',
well was drilled into "a second sahu
that contains q black oil ana Is 40 i"''
under the Amber producing stratum
This test served to eulightcn the op-
erators on further drilling as Is al
WAYS the case In new fields.
Amber oil Is the highest grade on
known and while the market price
is s3.05 per barrel, 1t usually brings
prcmium. The gravity of the SAT-
Lick wen will run 81 or - degrees
Roume according TO the statement
of practical authority. and Is found
in the clinton sand.
Tho new field is about 40 mile.
northeast Of the Irvine field and J..
miles northwest Of the Ragland teIld
. The Mcnifec gas field is u mll''
south. operators who nave N'si''
p t,o neO, field have paid bonuses ot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
Nr HLNNKMILIl


Nr BLNCKWELL--AlcNaudcr on
company Is running sWab atter the
shot in the No. I on the Alexander
farm. the northwest quarter of Is
2S-1v. The well has flowed four
times since being shot but is thot 10
be making some water with the OIL
# Is to De cleaned out TO tho bottom
to determine the extent Of the water
and where it is coming from.
Kent OH company is muddlne gas
at 9.C9O feet in the 40. on the
Hurvcl farm. the northwest quarter
of 6-2N-le There was 80 feet Of sand
with 100000 feet production at
this dcpIh.
The 80. . by tha. same company on
the samc farm is undcrreamiug g
inch AZ 2.71O feet and viii land II
'ut below that depth.
National Union oil & Gas Co. Is
drilling at 400 feet in the test on the
Woods farm the northeast quarter OF
23-2S-1w
junction oil company is still fish
inp. for a bit at 2.2S0 feet in its No. l
ON the Pratt farm, the west half OF
the southwest quarter Of 3l-29-le.
Its No. 2 on the same farm is drilling
az $50 feet
same compony is drilling at 1900
feet I'm. the 40. / ON the IIohaugh
farm the southeast 40 acres Of the
southwest quarter Of 30-29 lie.
Same company IS fishing for two
FONTS Of pipe and "a string of tools ot
1900 feet IN the no. ! ON the Pres
bury farm, the southwest quarter OF
29-29-1e.
The Consumers Gas company n
subsidiary of the Wichita Natural has
the GAS rights ON the Junction prop
crty. and this company is drilling at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

jpHclR7 % Tho WOrII7
MUSKOGEE. Feb. 22.-Thc Anchor
vi company of Tulsa today filed suit
4" the United states district court
,anst w. H. Gray, f.. u. Mcdonnell
narles Egan, f.. e. Giddinps and the
.ulf pipe line The plaintiff asked to
. declared the rightful owner of GER
ain oil and gas leases In Tulsa county,
shich IT claims have been kept from
unlawfully; that the defendants be
allowed TO enter the land and drill
wells according to the terms Of the
Vases claimed by 1t; that the sum of
100000 which has been lost by not
being able to use the land for oil and
gas purposes, be recovered; that re-
ceivers be appointed by the court
pending II decision In the matter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
In the Oil + ields
office 5000 }, A. McKeever Res 3577'R
OIL MAeKEr QUOTATIONS.
TEXAS COMPANY TO
RUN HONINY OIL

Under the terms of contract made
IetNccu The Texas company and the
Usage llOminv OIL company, the for
nor company viii lay pipe line into
he Hominy pool iu the Usage and
'un the oil for the latter.
The contract calls for price of %
cents above the posted market price,
Or the same price The Texas COM
pany Is offering for Cushing crude
The Osagc-lIomuy. indirectly q suh-
sidiary, retains the risht to keep
1000 barrels a day for It's own PEE
tihery if 1t needs the oil.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
Empire Building pipe Line.

SpecihI % INC WUfIt.
BLACKWELL, okla, Feb. 22.--
Having acquired the Ponca refining
company's plan at Ponca city. the
Empire Pipe Line company is rushing
work on its line thru the blackwell
field from Ponca and on TO the
Augusta and III Dorado districts in
Kansas. The Empire is entering the
Blackwell field entirely as pur-
chasing agent and has contracted for
the production from number Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
Oil and Gas
Leases, supplies. Production. Etc
Lcascs for Salc.

Leases Tor sale.
$50 acres, twp 1920, Franklin
county. Kan. S2.50 acre; deep drill
ing test nearby.
160 acres. twp. 20-6, Garfield coun-
ty. okla. Sl2 acre; several wells drill
ing nearby.
$50 acres. twp. 27-lS, Greenwood
county. kan, 81 acre; well drilling
nearby
SO acres, twp. l5-12, Okmulgee
county. Okla, So acre.
so acres. twp. 2l-l1. Rogers county,
okla, So acre.
We specialize in desirohly located
leases. Lease Department Ralph De
velupmcnt. 334 Mayo building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

II YOU wish TO buy or sell leases,
wildcat acreage. production or have
or want drilling propositions, write or
see us Ralph Development company,
sg4 Mayo Bldg, Tulsa-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
nLInhnmn nnL knnsns On Mans.

New state maps. just out develop
mont to date: on scale y inch to the
mile, 4ls It. It. each. Price, on
linen. each. SIS Tulsa Engineering
& supply co. Phone 3336, Pioneer
Building. Tulsa, Okla.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

oil lenses for sale in township Cos
den will lrill IN IN Logan county
OKLA. Phone Adams, S055, at Brown
ing hotel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

win sell or give drilling PROPOSE
tion on seventy acres proved lease,
mile east of Nowata. Mitchell, l0l,
Il. A. Long Bldg, Kansas city Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
NJ I.I\Bl

NJ III VI u - H.
liams farm OF Greis and Cosden IN
32-l7-lS, which started off at 10
barrels AN hour In top OF the sdnu
Wednesday. was holding up mighty
GOOD Yesterday and is easily the best
well drilled at BNhy for many
months.
Tho Gypsy oil company NO in
39-lT-13. uffsetting the big well 10
the east. is drilling at 500 feet ana
80 3 is down 200 feet
Bmmgslea and Casey No. IN 52-
17-1S. two locations south OF me
big well. is RIG. No. !, oiisettlht
NIarkham's well Is drilling at 400 feet
and 40. 3 is "a rir building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
BoB CALLER \ TATHER-Roher

NJ. Caller. chief scout Tor thc 'aIs'l
OH company, is the proud father oil Il
fine 7-pound boy which has been
named after his father.
&. y. Copman. chief scout Tor the
Roxana, is also the father of tlne
bnby girl. which has been named hllz-
abeth May, after her grandmother'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

leases Of from ~ to 500 per acre
above the regular ouo-ciphth royalty.
Tho rich Station camp pool south
of the Kentucky river, has again been
extended by "a small well on the Isaac
Gablard farm. located three miles
southeast of production This well
was drilled by Gaines, Evans y Co,
local people While 1t is only a small
producer, il establishes many other
farms as highly probable oil produc-
ing territory.
The plan adopted by Gaines. Mar
cum and Nccly to cXpcud $4,000 in
LAYING pipe lire from West Irvine
TO their properties I'm the station
Camp field and erecting large storage
tanks is taken to mean that other
developments will follow. II Is known
that J.. g. NcclN a member of this
firm. is affiliated with some Of the
strongest independent ioiiuers i'm the
country
That this is the first step toward
the ultimate establishment OF re
fning plant, either az West Irvine or
az some location adjacent to the oil
/ fields. Is probable.
During the past year Oklahoma
drew heavily upon the resources OF "ll
men and capitalists but the interest
there is reCeding, yet vast fortunes
have been made in that western de-
velopment. Nany of these same pco-
ple are making hoad-on drives for
Kentucky holdings. The marvellous
wells that have recently been drilled
/ iu the Irvine field are serving to ma
/ tcrially attract men who are backed
/ hy millions TO Join In further searches
f for oil in the !luc Grass state Wells
+ that are completed iu "a day or two
making from 200 to 200 barrels daily
/ is causing wondermont thruout ih'
country. The equal Of 1t has never
/ been known.
The shallowcst of the - wells l
the station Camp district was drilled
| bv Joe Horvey, an old-timer in tho
business The exact depth of the pay
sand Is 80 feet and { inches. The
well flowed copiously II Will MAKE
from 500 to zoo barrels daily au'
cost s212.25 to drill and equip. This
generous oiler paid FOR itself in les
than one hours time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

Robert 4. MoBirney. Undertaking.
Parlors, l5 West Third street Phone
456. Residence phone ls',-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
NEOSmO COUNTY. KNN.

NEOSIIO COZ \TN. KAN. -- Tn
known parties have completed "A test
on the Lena Burhart farm in the
southwest of the northwest Of 1-2S-1S
IS GOOD for 1000. 900 feet of gas.
Brown and Wolf No on the ].
II. Wagner farm In the south hair OF
tho southeast of 19-3O-2l is dry and
plugged,
T. Judge farm an the south half of
5-29-20 is dry and abandoned.
Burccl and others No. / on the j.
g. Wardlow farm in the u.,thwcst
OF 29-30-2l is dry and plugged
pcyorc and Cooper No ON the
w. J. Walker farm i'm the northwest
of the southwest Of 1-2S-1N is good
for 10 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

4 great bargain. II taken at once;
eighty acres good. Unbiased land, IN
Allen county oil field splendid pros
pcct Lock Der S63, ChorryVale,
Kansas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

AT III DORADO The oil n Gas
Go, of l,l Dorado test I'm the northeast
corner of the south half OF the south
west of 35-2j-4 is good for l20 bar
TClI
The Derby oil company test i'm the
southwest Of the northeast Of 1J-25-5
is making $50 barrels.
Galbralth and others No. on the
Atkins farm In 22-2-5 is good for
barrels
The British-Amorican on company
No. on the Mlhcisler farm I'm 4-26-j
is $50 barrel well.
The Empire Gas & Fuel co. Nos.
% and - ON the Howe farm I'm 5-26-5
are good for $50 barrels each.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

ported to be good for 1000 barrels.
iut there is no verlficaton of the
report
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

farm. the northwest quarter OF l-2s-
lc. I'm n hard black lime formation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

Ar CLNREMORE-Quite ntue
enthusiasm I'm oil circles around clare
more is being created over the show
tm,, ~ tho we'll on the Jesse Davis
farm. t,,T V three miles west Of Claremore,
:" "a a'9t"i5, which was drilled In on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

NT UNSKELI.--S Smith and Wigton
40. on the Coner farm in 3l-l5-l5
is good for 10 barrels after n shot.
Tho Mid Continent Development
company No. 2 on the Banks farm In
17.15.16 is good for 100000 feet
Of gas in sand from l,220 to 1890
feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23

farm. the northwest quarter OF l-2h-
lc. I'm n hard black lime formation.
At STONE BLUFFS Rod@ ana ana
others No. 8 ou the Benny Noloert
earn, +, mo cast half of the northeast
Of I-l6-f5 lis dry and abandoned,
Tho Oycrecn oil company 40. on
the Nelson farm I'm the northeast or
the northeast Of 4-16-15 is dry ana
plugged
OIL AT uOMINN- The Usage
Hominy Sinclair 80. % in S-23-S Is
TO feet In the sand and making 80
barrels an hour. 1t is just on top OF
the big pay and drilling slowly.
AT ATrICN, KNN.-The Cotton
states OH company is spudding In for
a deep test In 5.39-sw, located 500 feet
west OF tho east line and l6o feet
north Of the south line.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KAN
L. l.. Hutchinson No. IL ON the j. H.