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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
WHAT OKLAHOMA OIL HAS
DOME.

Profits like the above may staggcr
conservative Imagination, but for facts
let US 20 TO the records oklahoma oil
has made. Think OF an industry which
pays like the following instances we
quote from authority we believe TO be
absolutely reliable and authentic The
1914 oil Company OF Durant has Just
sold 100 acres in the Healdton field
for 1925, 900. OF this $500, 900 was
divided among eight original stock
holders who invested 800 each. Each
received Sj7. 100 profit besides sharing
In $50 900 a month dividends Tor IL
months. The Colane Company Of Ard
more sold out recently for 100000.
Originally ~ men invested S175 each.
Each madc profit OF over $50 600 on
their Investment in about two years.
r. NJ McFarlin and associates started
few years ago with few hundred
dollars. They sold out part Of their
developed property in January for
$40. 000 600. About r year ago five men
bought a 3O-acre tract near Drumrizht
Recently they sold 1t for $3.50, 900.
Each man s share in tho sale price
udded 20 dividends received. paid back
S5s, 900 on an investment OF $500.
These are only a few Of tho recent re
mArkable instances of big profits in
little oil Investments. There are hun
dreds Of others large and small.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
JUDGE FACES MARITAL TWIST
Woman and Two Former Husbands
Row Over Support of Girl.

KANSAS CITY. March 3.-Judge
Willard Hall of the jackson county
circuit court division at Indcpe ndence
has before him domestic triangle
centerinc around n fund of $6.250.
Mrs. John Orick Stewart has brought
suit against OriCk, to whom she was
married 22 years ago in Independence,
Mo, for $3.50, which she claims Is
due her for maintainonce of their
daughter during the twenty years the
couple have been separated. Mrs
Orick divorced prick in Independence
and went to live in Wisconsin, where
she met shortly afterWard Lewis
Stewart ana became his wife.
They lived together ten years, when
her husband obtained n divorce. A
few weeks ago Mrs. Orick- Stewart de-
clded that her first husband should
reimburse her FOR bringing up their
daughter and filed suit in Judge
Halls court. OriClI has never re-
married and is considered well off
financially.
The third angle to the triangle IS
presented by Stewart who has ap-
peared on his own account. claiming
that If any money is Forthcoming he,
Stewart, Is entitled to 1t, as he sup
ported both Mrs. Orick- Stewart and
her daughter ten years. Orick claims
that his wife agreed to bring up their
daughter without financial aid from
mm at the time of their divorce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
CNpITALIZNTION SMALL -
SHNKES AT SI.25.

With only one property such as our
three. many companies would organize
for a million or more capital. We are
not In tho business of selling stock.
We are in 1t TO produce oil and share
with she stockholders the lavish re.
wards oil offers We are capitalized
iyr only 100000. shares Of the par
value " 81 each; fully paid and non
accessible Our ilenn Pool lease alone
could pay twice this amount in earn
ings every year II fully developed
Wells drilling on each u our other
leases, may within the present year
prove them worth millions IL is en-
tircly reasonable 10 believe that within
the present yonr this company's hold.
ings may become worth anywhere from
one to ten million dollars We do not
expect IT will be necessary 70 sell more
than maximum Of 200 900 shares
ONLY the shares that are issued are
entitled 20 dividends or 60 share In
any earnings II our property be
comes worth one million dollars within
the present year every share Of the
above amount would become worth at
least IS foi 81. II IT reaches a value
OF ten million. your shares would be
come worth $50 for one. But you
wouldn't { want to soil oven then, for
it would earn you annual diyidenda Of
almost that amoupt for many years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
Logan Oil & Gas Company
Should Have Annual Earning
of $547,000 From One Lease
Guarantee Oil in Well Drill
ing or Money Back.
no BRING IN new WELL EACH 80 DAYS
Dividends Possible in 90 or 90
Days-Stock to Advance 25c
aShare With Each New Well
Company Owns Other Rich
Leases and Is Now Drilling
Two Wells.

There are two ways TO play the oil
gsme-two kinds Of companies in
which TO invest your money There
Is the snail, 'oue-Well'' wildcat com
psny, which stakes its "alI' on one
long shot at striking oil in untried,
untested territory. II Il big strike Is
made 1t sometimes makes millions. IT
she well comes dry, its funds are eN-
hsusted and stockholders get nothing.
The other kind OF company is the safe,
conservative company, managed by
careful busisess men who know the oil
business and how TO make it win. This
kind Of company first plays safe by
securing leases in n field which is
absolutely and positively known to be
proven oil land No money Is wasted
I'm drilling on such lease, for they
know beforehand that the same oil
sand from which wells only fcw
hundred feet away are pumping will
yield oil when IL is reached by the
drill. This is the safety first lease
the one that will insure stockholders
steady and profitable income ON
their investment for years TO come. At
the same time such company viii se-
cure leases in uuproven fields, near
drilling wells In the early stages Of
development such leases can bO So
cured very choaply. When the field
is proved, they become worth vast
sums. 1t IS in such localities that
post Of the big Oklahoma oil fortunes
have been made by men who knew the
game and played II right. Such com
pany is the Logan oil and Gas Com
pany and we honestly believe that with
cur three valuable leases, with our
careful, conservative and experienced
management, 1t offers the best oppor
tunity in Oklahoma today for in
Nestors, large and small, to make the
Is famous
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
PRODUCING WELL POSI-
TINELN GUARANTEED.

Tho Company is now drilling a well
on the famous Hattie Tate lease, three
and a half ml3s south Of Sapulpa, IN
The Glenn Pool field. Wa guarantee
20 every investor to have q good pro-
ducing well here on or before March
81, or to refund every dollar you have
invested, II you want 1t. You may
wonder how we can do this. II Il
simple when you know that the oil
bearing sand is proved to exist under
cur leases by hundreds OF wells drilled
in this field, and by at least three di-
rectly offsetting our acreage. There
are five oil sands within II depth OF
2, 100 feet. Each succeeding sand is
a heavier producer Some wells drilled
TO the deepest sand produce as high
as 1000 barrels day, but the Glenn
sand at about 1000 TO LOO feet is
considered the most profitable. Wells
In this sand produce from 25 to 150
barrels n day and some Of them have
been PUMPING for 10 years II is tho
longest lived sand In tho state Con
Eidering economy OF drilling and
longevity, we shall play for the Glenn
sand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
200 ACRES IN NEW CARRIER
FIELD.

Within the last few weeks a new
Oklahoma oil field has certainly been
found near CARRIER in Garfield county.
The Sinclair oil Company's drilling
test ON the Hoy farm found surprise e
sand l.l3s feet and struck a 100
barrel flow of the finest oil in the
state. Recently tho Midco well few
miles southwest, drilled to a depth OF
2.l0O feet and struck gusher oil IN "A
We'll that came In at / 1000 barrels a
day. Tha same gcologist who treced
out the structures for both the Sinclair
and the Midco people, which is as
promising as either Of the others. We
own 200 acres in tho very center OF
tbis structure. Since the Mfdco gusher
came in. there has been q wild
scramble FOR leases around us. At the
prices. less desirable acreage surround
Ing our neighborhood is bringing, our
200 acres is worth at Least $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
JAPAN INSISTS SHE'S LOYAL
Gcimany's Attempts to Sow "Secds Of
Distrust' Failure, Say Japanese.

TOXIC, March 3.-An additional
statement issued by the Japanesc for
eign office today refers to frequent
attempts OF Germany to SOW seeds
of distrust between Japan and Great
Britain and to cause the estrangement
of Japan and the United States" and
adds:
"The government is confident that
the peoples and governments of the
entente will continue to have confi-
dence in Japan's loyalty and It's de-
termination to extend all possible aid
and share the difficulties and hard
ships until the struggle against Ger
many and German cruelties ends"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

General vo. Ludendortf, brain of
the German staff" and the most vital
unit in the small group surrounding
the Kaiser responsible for the Ger
man policy. Won Ludendorff con-
ceives the military plans and opera
tions and Won Hindenburg executes
them. The first quartermaster-g
eral of the German imperial army Is
described as being of military>,nind
rather than of a political one. yet his
immense influence in the encourage
of the emperor gives him a voice in
purely political and foreign policies.
Americans arriving from Berlin say
they know that Won Ludendortf dis
likes Americans and has contempt for
the American military strength and
while aware of its potentiality so far
as any organization and application
is concerned, he is confident that II
could not be brought to bear upon the
present war which in his belief will
be finished before the United States
can get into action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
AS GERMANS SEE RETREAT
Just Strategic Move" Say Papers
of AnCre Withdrawal.

LONDON, March 3-The Frankfur-
ter Zeitung's correspondent at the
Franco Belgian front is quoted in a
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam as
saying:
"The strong can do what the weak
dare not. That we are able to hold
the Somme front if we desire, our in
comparable warriors have shown the
world If we now vacate a small
strip of this front we obviously do so
only because we want to and not
because we must. This confidence at
the front in what our commanders
order should strengthen the conf
dence at home that what appears to
be a retreat may be a prelude to un-
doubted advances"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
GLEN POOL LEASE SHOULD
EARN S5I7, ,OOO YEARLY.

Remember that the Glenn Pool field
Is five times better than the field
which is merly proven for one sand.
We have five sands to draw from. II
in any possible event one should fail,
there are four other good producing
sands. There is room IN our l6O-acre
lease for at least 80 wells The mini
mum average production Of wells in
the Glenn sand is 25 barrels; from
that up to $50 barrels II each Of our
wells should produce only 25 barrels /.
thirty Of them would make al least
750 barrels day. The present price
of oil is s1.70 barrel To this is
added 3s cents a barrel premium be
cause Glenn sand oil is Of much higher
quality. Seven hundred and fifty bar
rels day production would earn the
company over half million dollars q
year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
City NclOS in Brief

DIR d. l.. FARRELL has returned from
Chicago. where he recently finished several
weeks' postgraduate work in dentistry
MEMBERS OF the Missouri University
in the parlor Of Hotel Tulsa Important
business is to be transacted,
THE SUBJECT for today's discussion by
the First Church Of Christ. Scientists, VIII
be Christ Jesus Announcement was made
too late for regular church department.
APPLICATION FOR new trial was made
yesterday By the Wolverine OIL company,
which lost ms SUIT against William Parll3 and
others last week for possession OF l2l acres
VI land near jerks Numerous technical
errors in the trial Of the case are charged
by the plaintiff in its application.
THE cash register and other fixtures cap.
tured recently in a raid on a Joint operated
by Robert Powell and Fred Ragsdale were
ordered confiscated by the county court yes
terday. They will be sold and the money
turned over to the state.
UPON A charge four years, old Billie May
field was arrested last night by Deputy llg-
gins Mayfield is accused Of stealing four
mules In 1913 and taking them TO Mexico,
where IL is said he sold them. He recently
returned to Tulsa from Mexico.
=
NETrIE Drew OF Broken Arrow pleaded
not guilty In county court yesterday to carry
Ing concealed weapons. The charge was
preferred by relative. She was fined $50
and costs. The Drew case brought the total
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
CHAMPAIGN STARTED
FOR CHURCH WORKERS
Christian Workers Begin Drive
for 100000 With Which
to Erect Building.

Teams 70 work in the campaign
cf the First Christian church to raise
100000 for a new church building
at the corner Of Ninth and Boulder
gathered at the present church build
Ing at the corner Of Fourth and Boul-
der last night and discussed final
plans by which they are to go about
the task Of getting the money for the
structure.
The campaign will be launched this
morning and will continue thru the
week Each night at the church the
workers viii gather to hear reports
on the progress Of the work. Tnese
reports will be made at o'clock
each evening and it is confidently eX-
pected that when tho final report IS
made Saturday night the goal will
have been reached.
Cards containing names of men
who are expected to give TO the
church were distributed among the
members Of the ten teams who are
to work In the campaign and the first
report on the canvass will be made
tonight.
1t was pointed out at the meeting
last night that the plan to raise $1O0.-
600 Is a community project and for
this reason men outside the conSro-
cation win be asked to assist I'm the
building Of the structure. which will
he a modern church edifice in every
particular. When complete IT will
stand as n monument TO Christianity
i'm Tulsa and will he thing to which
all citizens may point with pride.
The old building at the corner of
Fourth and Boulder has been sold to
James King Duffy aud Il is reported
that a, big office structure will be
erected there in the near future. This
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
TO DRILL IN NEW WELL
EVERY 80 DAYS.

Compared with many Oklahoma
wells, production Of 25 barrels is
not large. There are wells In the state
which came in at IL. .001 barrels a day
There are many which produce from
500 TO 1000 barrels day. But even
25 barrels a day is hlg money-msking
production when you are sure of it.
Every 25-barrel well will earn $50 q
day or about $4,000 a year. When
you considT that economical drilling
makes thcss wells cost the company
only about SO 600 each, you can easily
see why we are anxious to fully de-
velop the property at once We have
started out to complete a well every 80
day5. The first will be producing on
Or before March 81. BY the end OF
1917 we should have 10 such wells
earning our stockholders At least $500
. day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
DRILLING TO START WITH
IN 80 DAYS.

We have made sll arrangements TO
have drilling started on this excep-
tiona lease within 80 days. The COM
puny has deposited bond Of $40. 900
10 drin the well here to a depth u
2.lOO 10 5000 feet. II necessary. It
was at 2.lOO feat that the Midco COM
pany struck the l.uOO.barrel gusher
at Billings few weeks a>o. We be
le,e We have !dentically the same
formations, but that the possibilities
are oven greater on our lease Here
again We have the possibilities OF
gusher oil and the huge profit clean
up Of being the discoyerers Of what
we believe is the third unit of the nev
CARRIER field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
NO TEUT0M BASE IN PANAMA
Authorities Deny Submarines Had
Port in the Gulf of Darien.

PANAMA, March 3.-Therc is no
substantation here for the rumors
that there is a German submarine
base in the Gulf Of Darien.
rpo.auon financed by
German capital applied for conces-
sions for railroad from Darien To
the Canal zone. The United States
government having expressed opposi-
tion 10 such concessions, they were
not given.
80. agents OF the company at
that time admitted in dispositions
filed in the CA.a. -uuD -5- -
were officers in the German army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
STOCK ADVANCES WITH
EACH WE'LL DRiLLED.

Obviously 1t would he unfair to YOU
who invest now to sell stock two or
three months hence az the same price
you bought yours Shares are now
selling at sl25 each, par value 500.
As soon as We have two producing
wells on our lease, the earnings will
justify an advance and the price will
be raised to 81 80 share. ny tho
time 80 wells are completed and pro-
ducing the stock will be worth at loast
SIS for 81, to say nothing Of the divi-
dends which win be paid from time to
time, as earnings are divided among
stockholders. You can see that every
dollar invested in the Logan company,
even II no other development than this
upon this one lease is made is prac-
tically sure Of splendid dividends and
a big advance IN value.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
SUMMING UP THE PROFIT
POSSIBILITIES.

Here is what every investor is as
Srct ot IN tho Logan oil and Gas
Company: share in our rich Glenn
Pool loase ~ 100 acres upon which 80
producing wells will practically insure
the company an earning of $4,000 II
wear, % share In our rich prospective
Carney lease Of 1000 pcrcs. upon
which we holicvs will strike gushot
oil share In our CARRIER field lease
according to- geological authority, to be
ns good or better than the Midco Com
pauy's lease where y iOOO-barrel
gusher was struck. Any one u these
propositions can make stockholders
big dividends and huge profits. All
three might make millions for the
company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
REDUCE NUMBER OF "SUBS"

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Con-
ferees on the s535,0O0,O0O naval ap-
preparation bill agreed in n report to-
night reducing the extra nurpber Of
submarines TO be built from fifty to
twenty, all to be constructed on the
Pacific coast. That would make the
total number of submarines provided
for in the bill SO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
BOOTLEGGER KILLS 2 POLICE
Carolina Officers Dead and Mayor of
Town Wounded by Whisky Man.

TARBORO, n. c.. March 3.-Police
Officers Ransom Gwattney and Pat
rick higgins were killed and Mayor
c. ]. Peech was fatally wounded here
today by w c. Nelson when the of
flcers unearthed a quantity of whisky
in Nelson's home. Feeling ran high
against Nelson tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
S25, $50, OR 500 AGAINST 4
FORTUNE.

There are not many men or women
who have not 4 surplus Of S25, $50.
500 Ur more money lying idle wait
ing for the big opportunity that will
double or treble 1t quickly, You would
quickly invest In q piece OF real estate
TO make only IS per cent or so per
cent in a year: S25. $50 or 500 is
too small to buy much real estate, but
you can buy al interest, represented
by stock certificate, which will make
YOU part owner In the Logan OIL and
Gas Company, which may make YOU
$40, Re5. $50 or 500 for 81 within
one or two year, oil investments have
paid as high as ~, 500 for SIPS. We
are figuring conservatiyely when wa
say $40 10 StoO for SIPS A small
amount invested now might make you
Independent for life Our proven
lease protects you against actual loss.
Grasp the opportunity now while
shares are selling at only SIPS. They
raise In price soc a share. with each
two wells drilled and we expect TO
bring In n well In the Glen Pool every
thirty days, Only a limited allotment
Is offered at 81 %. 1t may be over.
sold before your check, money order
or bank draft roaches us, IL you do
not hurry. Put $25 $50 or 900 into
this stock now; we will sell amounts
s little as ten shares, II you can't
spare more; but you MUST act at
once. Send check, money order or
hank draft; references: Guaranty State
Bank Of Drumright. Oklahoma, or
First National Bank OF Chandler, Ok
lahoms. Get your stock reserved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
INVEST WHILE STOCK rs At
S1.25 \ SHARE.

You have. no doubt, often read OF
the monster profits possible in Okla
homq oil You have probably decided
long ago to invest when the right OPP
portunity came. We ask you: Can
you honestly pick one fault with this
remarkable proposition. IL is clean,
houcst. sensible Investment you've
been looking for. The company HAS
the leases which are certain to produce
oil by March 81 or you may have
your money back. II is probable that
we will produce thousands OF barrels
Of oil within the next II months You
are guaranteed your full share of all
profits We earn. Tho money from stock
will all be used carefully and wisely
for development OF leases and only
honest legitimate other expenses.
Officers receive no salaries until tho
company Is on paying basis. Tho
stock is all common: yOur shares on
exactly the same basis AS anyone else.
You become \ partner and part owner
IN everything the company now owns
or nny ever own and In all profits /.
ever makes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

art department Of the University Of
Minnesota.
Mrs. Berenicc BreonA wife of the
late Governor Peter Breene Of Colo
RADIO and a member Of the fist class
graduated from Chicago university,
and Mrs. John Lacy Crofut Of Den
yer. were the organizers of the chap
ter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04
CHRISTIAN WORKERS
COMING THIS WEEK
Oklahoma Student Volunteers
Meet Here Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday.


N'Nt week VIII ne ilN'ly orc IN
NtHu''lI c'iIeee lnasmuch as IL WI
hrlns the largest college conference
o. lHe STATE on Ehrlsuan WORK 70 rt'
u"oIs' me oklahoma Stldent 'lun
,Ter ln'9n meets IN Iui'a M"I'" ~;
!" ana II. or Friday SATURDAY an"
Tbo Spnd,,, ,ftcr tho o,o,tior or
President rvans TO Kcrdalrs prcel-
dcncv |. c. Murray Of the Tulsa "Y"
called him M from Guthrie. the meet
ing place of the Student Volunteer
union at Guthrie and asked if Kendall
would take care Of tho state confer
once if he could get over for 1ulsl
and the college. The president said
yes" and this week secs the prom!sr
fulfilled as two hundred II tho stptc's
Young people. representing every col
lcge. the state university and the state
normal schools. win meet at Kendall
for a threc-day conference Of Chris
tian progress
l.o,d,u ,o Doo.,,o
"c'''''i !"
quo seymour ara MISS Nhhtoell'
l'at' a, '"eI 1rS tHe letIerS hiuohs Een ,e,
uaiI puplI ne On th'S Hn"tter; TIC
l'olIitS Nehuall VII iNr'sS IN ItS re
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

The Tombstone Man after several
abortive suggestions) How would
simply Gone Home" do?
Mrs Newweeds-G guess that would
be all right. IL was always the last
place he ever thot of going,-Tit-
Bits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04

your invitation to purchase stock at
..... shares of Logan Oil, and Gas Com