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The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
Marriage Licenses

Fred A Engel, -. Detroit; Leona
Edawrd butler. %. Detroit; June
Sinclair 4. Water. -. Detroit: Lucy
orren j Mccar5y. 10 Detroit;
Gladys Grones. rs. Canton. Q.
Frank Warner. 80. Elizabeth VIII
Martin cslka. ~. Detroit. Frances
Weiss II. same.
Eugene saroll. %. Dstroiti AnEs-
lima B.lino. Il. same.
David Pringle. %, Detroit. KsgtUA
L!ss. -. same.
Walter Priest. 20. Detroit; Helen
Reunstein. 90 same.
Helen C. Flags. 49, Detroit.
Alphonso DeTabritus. So, Detroit;
May Pomeryilla 3 2. same.
Samuel Battles. II. Detroit: nina
beth Crist ~ same
George Huddy. IS. Detroit; Hazel
stephen Gura %. wilkes Barre
Pa Clara Stein. -, Detroit
John spraul 20. Detroit: Mile O.
stsgerman. =, same.
Raymond Ramsay. 70, California;
Helen Winkei rs. New York
Charles a Miller g. Detroit; May
Iettle. %. Toledo.
Joseph Zabelair. 81. Hamtramck.
Flgre'r Nalado. s. same.
John Battle. %. Detroit; Bessie
Benjamin, %, same.
John T. Stspleton, 81. Detroit. Flor
euce Murrell -. same.
Anton FreitaE. 40. Detroit. Angus
"a Ciolemyeckl -. same.
Jasper Williams. -, Detroit. Net
tie Rice % same.
Nicholas sunanovich. IS. Detroit.
Catherine Stubich IS. same
william u Fridley. -. Toledo; En-
l. AZ
FrAnk. Tobias. IS. Detroit. Berniee
GeletR. 81, same.
Frank Leavenworth, p. Oak
Park. H.. Marie W Russell -. De-
Jack Phair. a.. Detroit selma Lane.
William Morisrty. 20. Detroit: Pau
line Bey. % same.
Alex Suchowtuski. o.. Detroit
Maryanna PurtRk. -, EamA
James r. Russell, 30. Detroit; Ruth
NJ Alkems. Is. same
Daniel Carraway 25. Detroit. Mary
Louis Fuigt. 81. Detroit. cstsrins
Casedonti l5 same
Robert L Phyton. 20. Detroit; Jac-
Gle Davis. IT, same.
John II. chatham. -. Detroit: HulA
NJ Scott. ~. same.
Mario kolarski a.. Detroit. Mary
Felkovlch. is. came.
Edgar henderson, 20. Detroit. No
Charles Muunia- q, Detroit, Helen
Bowie, 70. same.
John Zzwiol. 2s Detroit. Amelia
Loeb. 10. same.
william A plas. 20. Heshpoon. Pa;
Olive Miller H. same
william Nudge. IS. Detrofti Emma
Tarnall. a.. same.
James W GeorCe - Detroit.
Grace Y. Phillips. 20, same.
Charles Murphy. g. Detroit; Eta
Smith. -. same
Louis Friedberg. -. Detroit: sadie
Porter. %, SANE
Louis Malisze waiCi. 20 Detroit.
Francis Osowska. 70. same
Samuel Chairman, -. Detroit; Fan
mic EtsenberE -. same.
Paul Chcledyn Is. Detroit Mary
Fehefts o. same.
william G. Rowland. rs Detroit.
Edith '. Donald 10. same.
Alex NeEar. a. Detroit Tekia ia
vorska. .. same
AIRED Bissonetts. 81. Detroit: Pearl
Robinson. 20. same
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
Wars Effect Upon Religious Conditions
Around the World "A First-Hand Investigation

world and lose his own goul?'" Bs
such tokens as this b. ia eyiden
thar Christianity rs exercising an iit
Aucncc upon China out of all pro
portion 10 rs numerical strength
Tho power or demoCaey in scout
China ls largely q 10y product @.
Christianity
ChIna's Call FOR Crusaders
Clearly, tho. Christianity and tn
west need to DO something far mof.
definite fra helping China % acquire
The spirit which may boz called th'
very genius of Christian civilization
the Willingness 20 serve and suffer
for the sake of ideals and of The
common welfare Among thr Chris
tious OF China there should boz raised
up definitely grouo or men and
women who will be first OF al rea!
patriots. ready 20 lay down lie. n
need be. for tho sake OF country.
The ancient Chinese Characteristic
of personal cowardice must De Grad
icated by the power OF the high
compulsions Of The Christian faith.
IN Jesus did NOT teach the world how
90 die for the sake ~ "a cause. he
dld not teach n anything. This
greatest OF China's needs is on the
minds OF some OF her best foreign
friends and teachers, and We may
reasonably look for a cult OF fear
less patriotism. especially among the
Americantrainrd CHRISTIAN students,
This Is The revival that VIII make
over China She needs crusaders
who wear the cross-the cross
which represents courage and sacrl-
fce and, II need DO. suffering. Only
the faith that hegets courage can
save China should tho religious
spirit Of fearless solfsurrender.
which IS making glorious the fields
OF france today sweep thru the
largest OF nations. lifting her up
into conception OF the glory OF her
heroic and unselfsh patriotism. all
other transformation needed In
China would Inevitably follow A.
present. this spirit is notable only
by its absence n "a the most man
fest need of the largest ~ the coun-
tries engaged iu the world war
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
BY J. W. T. MASON.
tMritten for the United PressD

NEW YORK. Nov 81 The Ger
man war Offices location OF the first
sald on American trenches as along
TIE neNaruc canal. indicates
'bat American artillery BIS now hrinc
shells directly on German territory
Tho western battle front crosses
the Rhine Marine canal within easy
artillery range Of tho German bound
airy OF Lorraine Nv revealing the
spot whore the raid occurred. the
kaiser has been compelled 70 permit
the German people 20 know that
America first bombardment on The
battlo6elds must have caused demo
lition of positions upon the German
empires own soil The FIRST am
nouncemcnt that American artillery
had been engaged in action iu
France was made on oct 27. while
the date OF The German raid on
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
Deaths

Richard Rimpe. e. Mays hospital
about ~ years typhoid fever Harry
Csurr. Concord. years hroncho pneu-
monia; Carris BadRerow AL Con
tinentAl IS years. pern'c'ous anemia /.
Howard Bunting Si3 Third. - years.
pulmonary tuberculosis Sandf0rd
WAx Harper hospital years. men
ingltis: Otto Brandes 10 Torrey. -
years. pulmonary tuberculos Kata--
xyna Dawson, Grace hospitai, {b
years. ovarian cyst, Marie Aurelia
Grewe. 5f4 seyburn. years iooer
pneumonia. Jacob Hepnnuer 6st
Commonwealth. 81 years Bright
disease; Hsronin Zelosei. ST Lyon. o
months. acute gastro-enteritis Anna
RiAIski. SO Home. about 81 years,
chronic endocarditis: Louis hanson.
7ss ST. Aubin. ! month. aorto insult
fcienoy; Milton McCleish. I'D Bewic
months. hroncho pneumonis Ellen
G Mara, 2so farchmont, months
colitis: Helen Dorothy &sckoy iss
M.ilance. months, hamilton, Peter
Herman. Detroit ssnitarium. - years
pulmonary tuberculosis; Jane Ennis
fawfsr. iblTi4 Third. 4s yen "a,
chronic endocarditiA
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

willard Memorial home. No 1875
Highst west. two units ia High.
land Park, and now ono which
was formed Friday. IN the home OF
Mrs John Faraday. No 215 stan
ton-ave The units are In great
need OF more knitting yarn. and viii
gratefully acknowledge the donation
Of any quantity OF yarn. large or
small Much OF the work FOR the
soldiers and sailors IS being de-
layed because ~ lack OF funds with
which 70 purchase the yarn
The young men IN tho motor sup
ply train asking for tho warm knit
ted garments arc all from Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
Births



a. Trent 40 Orleans C. Van Al
len. 20 Trow bridge a. lunglsss. 1873
Van Dyke; 3 Miller. Ssf Elmwood,
r. OConuell. 1923 seminole, A 9ozid-
Gialshi. s51 EarnaWorth. n hempa
t2t Ferry r 3. Widera ll0 Den, p
O'Conn0r, lQ004 Monroe, ~. Caras
70 Brady; q BlAEE. SO Jefferson e.
r. Gorke %. Garfield Good man,
f3ts Russell NJ Blelec. te Bulweri
= Brsedveld. 1919 bessemore,
Spencer, 1853 Watson AndreEeieW-
ski. al Illinois "a l. Hiebert. Har-
a. leza. -ts +itIffy- cepno o. Both
TsIf ft Hr q Norris. 90 Shsr-
wood s. TH. l. f.ynch-rd and Van
Dyke NH 1877 Hamilton
blvd O. LafElrsli. l041 Piquette, u
= Miller lc7 Eugie 2 Cato. 4oi y
Rnaphorsi. - GlrRrdin, L VOL
chok 500 Kerchcvali W. kivisek. ill
OTIS, O. FiorL 14s Pierce @. Bell, 400
DUBOIS ". REwowicz. loas Elm
wood.
p Peoples - Sterling. e. Tarc-
zesNn llN Dubois Trssinka- 557
TINT ~ Eusry r. Fqoyd Dustin.
Wonan's hospital r KowalecE GIT
Harper. p p Hopkins 40 Ashland
u. Halandcky. S83 Woodland /,
Miktchuk Freud ~rwica. 1905
Junction. z Trahey as Gilbert. ~
Murphy - ConEer. n Blocker. lfs~-
per hospital. ~ Titz $40 PalNster,
ZHhuva. a.. Wassol p Book 1of
MeierIm. Ia " Brown 500 Peter
boro @ Y Wimherly Grace hnspir
tai branch. u Taylor Worr+sn'E hos
pitsl W Rozlei q Rohy-pl q FRir-
bridge. Providence hospital NJ. Ocon-
nor Providence hospital. FatnoT
1888 Rivhri. Copeland 81 Idaho.
&. Caminita, 4f5 Monroe ~ 90ris. 1872
Fort % = cier &c fwenty-e eighth
A. Mcleod. Is Pitcher
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
Soldier S Appeal Thru The Times
For Comforts Brings Quick Response

The appeal from Second Lieut.
Charles S Conrad, Of Company so
2l3. Motor supply train. No 40f,
stationed at Fort Benjamin HART
son Indiana, for sweaters. wris'lets.
ETC. for 30 men OF The company
which appeared In The Times Frb
day. has been answered by the De
troit ~. c. n. T.. and the articles
will be sent 10 the men Just as rap.
idly as the various knitting units OF
the federation can produce them
The federation has been doing a
large amount OF war relief work OF
all kinds for several months past
II has a knitting unit In the Frances
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
courts cIoae EIectIon 81

There WI be- no sessions In any
OF the county courts Tuesday. local
election day. It was announced Mon.
day, in the circuit and probate court
Offices. AT first The question OF
whether a local Detroit election az
fected the county courts puzzled the
presiding jGdres. bur deciding TO
take no chances the cases SEIZED
uled for Tuesday viii bo called We'd.
nesday morning at O'Clock The
justice courts Will also be closed
Printin g-the plain neat isfnd--thnt
n rtght-Iimea Job ncrf.-Wnfn $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

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i'tih .' '.' 'i, ' ,'
iA' ""' la h' ''''A-
iiaiaA ,' "i ~ .'' Cd.
.'i''' aA., "'. '' 30
people $50 tD' " "li" " '' i'' '' ''
sense h''h " 7i.l''l'l 'Ai'' ..
Tor lIr 'h'i. 'p' .'".Nb gone, .''l'
'h'y at. Ii'l i'-.,' .s''t an D.. %"
ans "'F 'i.' WAY N.'f "' 'l'N' 'I.''
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OF iV"''is. "" 'a "' w.
some on 'u''h ",'' i'o'' i'A"7 ~
ll avg JOY ho"'' i'' quo ''''' "''
me sp' 'aei' h'e''''u TO ger 'n no
h'u9 ''''''iD
tf"'lf "t'' b",7 TO nm l'''N
ing i"' 7'h'e '' "''.1p ''a i'',,''"'e
interest," Niit seek 'n N"Ii" NJ u'',
h" uiin-7 "i .'' i'''''t 7'i's,, ''''''''
reports ~ .i' N'"''''''" I.''N '' ''',
press 9' '"' H'. '''-'
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tF'Hb'4ia'' "" - ''i" may wv" '", 70
are nor uHuai'y a'"l'" D" SU',
ports Hii i."'
were all eaI'lu''l ""'"'N w 'n ~
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]
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
chloroform Dos. Loot stors.

Abe Hoffman lost faith in four
footed watchmen Monday morning
when he entered his -four shop, No.
27l Montcalm-st east. and found a
bulldog and $500 pounds of honr
missing Hoftmans place had been
listed before and be decided q saw.
age bulldog would safeguard him
against further robberies. The
thieves Il is believed chloroformed
the dog and took him along with the
-four.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
PLEASANT

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company Is
liberal in its treatment Of
employees.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

There WAS A. least one Giant. Bill
Rsriden, who was not seized with
stage fright during the big series
with the White So1 The veteran
backstop earned batting average
OF 500 and fielding Agure- Of 0O0
for four games.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

women already have passed the
rigid federal examinations and have
been appointed by Supervisor l. C..
Way, OF the park. They have been
swamped with applications for their
services
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
PATRIOTIC

The war machine" Is oper-
ated by telephone. Stick 10
your post" is the advice Of an
army officer to telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity TO do your bit"
for Uncle Sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
PRODUCE

PRODUCE
The demand from country produce
OF all kinds IL little slow IN de-
veioping on Monday. and IN the alb
sehce OF any important receipts there
II not much 20 be said for the market
Butter. eggs. poultry, potatoes, and
farm stun IN general. are in steady
position az 20 prices The better
grades sell readily at full quotations.
but the receipts are running about
% percent small and light weight and
a. this kind OF poultry has 10 be
forced on the market seldom cleans
80 and leans 70 inside figureA
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for adj
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department. Madison avenue
and John r street, between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

profitable investment. according 10
the commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

REFINED woman wanting a
dead-easy place. more Of a
home than money. Call or adj
dress ASH SeWard-aye.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

HELP wSNTED-nALE
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

WOULD YOU purchase beautiful
lot .40xi15 feetT Price g275 For
metly priced az 1880. Terms 400
cash
From Owner 20 You Direct
Located one block from Grand River
ave. Beautiful parL Box C-S5.
Times
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

WILL pay cash tor vacant lots,
houses. flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts nought; quick and sat
isfactcrv deals.
EBERT. 3A9 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

so HnNr-FL,rs . trtnrNENrS
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
No RENI-ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

~ LII II NV n aaAaH
Cor Iarnrd and E1tre-Fts MAKE
your home downtown con rniont
~ business and thrafnre tF
$500 pei week ~ u.tort ana
service AZ Hotel Franklin
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
Dlcky Dippy's Diary.

MONDAY: INVITED HAR2Y POOLE
TO THE Clue LAST MIGHT. HAD q
PLEASANT eve NlNG TDGEThE-Te-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Price Fixing StiH Undecided

No new developments have been
made in the matter Of price fixing by
the United States government az far as
Is known here and everything Is in "A
state of uncertainty in the minds Of oil
producers In this district. All they can
do is reason logically In their own
minds and logical reasoning To- Ger
tain extent tells each and all that there
will be no government control at pres
'nt with crude oil and its products sell
ing az the present low figures
II is known that the federal trade
commission reports on the oil situation
has been IN the hands of the president
FOR some time because Dr. Haney Of
that comission gave II out at the time
Of the refiners convention In KAnrs.
city that he had delivered the report
I President Wilson.
While action regulating the price OF
fuel gasoline and luhricating oils may
be taken at any moment IL is quite un-
likely that this will happen within the
period OF the next month. because oil
producers refiners and mark eters are
known To be better purchasers OF Lib
erty bonds than men ot any other oc-
cupation, and price fixing would prob
ably curtail the buying of these bonds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
|lNl(41[tE.!QIlsklkkDS ~
o|Hcz: eeN - WHPECk RxSUHNana44a

and r B. Bliss. son OF the president
and general manager IL treasurer.
Charles W. Bliss Is well known In
Tulsa. having operated In oklahoma
fields for the past 2 years 4 half
interest In a lease In S-l7-12 In the
old Glenn pool district gave him suf-
ficient capital To build the old h-story
Bliss building at the northwest corner
of Third and Main. which was one Of
Tulsa's earliest skyscrapers.
Mr. Paris has been associated with
the Bliss interests FOR the past three
years. having held responsible po-
sition with the Texas Company pre-
vious To that time. All are competent
and experienced oil men and the re-
finery should progress under the new
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Bliss Purchases
Walnut Refining

The Bliss oil 4 Refining co. Of
Tulsa has purchased the plant of the
Walnut River Refining company at
Augusta. The refinery Is at present
being enlarged by the old manage
ment and a battery Of crude stills is in
the last stages Of completion, but the
new management intends doubling the
present capacity 10 1900 barrels daily.
which will maze IL one of the largest
plants In that vicinity.
Besides having a goodly supply OF
crude contracted TO keep the plant
running. the plant has 6 miles of
pipe line extending out into the var
ious pools around Augusta
Charles w. Bliss is president of the
purchasing company and will manage
the plant. G.. l.. Paris Is secretary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Oil and Gas
Leises. SupplieA Production. Ets

FOR SALE-lO.O 900 IT, Il. inch
new pipe; 1900 IT y inch new plp,,
1000 IT. 2-inch line. 10000 II. LINEN
lib. tubing. 1900 II. 2-inch Az lib.
tubing, 2.l00 It. S-l6-nch l7-ln.
tas,ng, 1000 II. 3-16-inch 13-lb. cas-
Ing 5000 It. 6ss inch 17-lb. casing.
ZOO II. 64s inch 2O-lb. casing,
1000 II. Sha inch 2I-lb, casing.
goo II. 81. inch 2S-lb. casing. 1000
II. lO-inch 32-lb. casing, one 20 horse
power boiler and engine. two 5-barrel
wood tanks, one 100 barrel wood tank.
Oklahoma Pipe company. Phone 644i.
Tulsa, Okla.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
AT YALE-The Magnolia OIL COM

! At YALE-The Magnolia OIL COM
panys No. 3 Meyers In northwest,
/ northwest, southeast of 1875 Is a rig.
The Alice Catherine company in
No Meyers In the southwest north
east, southeast OF 1875 is over
roaming S inches at 1850 feet No.
3 In the southwest of the northeast OF
the southeast OF the same section is
! over-reaming S inches at 1860.
The Ohio Cities Oil company are
drilling at $50 feet in l0-l9-5 In the
northeast of the northwest OF the
southeast in the No. / Mullen.
The RoXana Petroleum company In
No Skeen has rig up. 1t is in the
northeast of the southeast of the
southeast of 11-19-5. No Skeen In
the southwest of the southeast OF the
, southeast of the same section Is bor-
ing at 200 feet. No. 3 Ford in the
southwest OF the southeast of the
southwest of 12-l9-5 is drilling at $50
feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
is spudding In its No. 2 Miller In the
southwest of The southwest Of the
northeast
The Sinclair oil II Gas company
No, Crockett. 13-19-5 in the south
west of the northwest of the north
west is drilling at 1886. In No. in
the northwest OF the northwest OF the
northwest OF the same section IL
drilling in 1880 feet. No. in the
northwest of the northwest OF the
northwest OF the same section Is fish
ing at 1875 feet. No. 3 on the Free
man farm in the northeast OF the
northwest OF the southeast of the
same section is rig.
The Roxana Petroleum company is
under roaming in No. 3 Raymond In
the southeast of the southeast OF the
northeast OF 1885.
The Carter OH company in No. &
on the Crow farm IN the northwest OF
the northeast of the northeast of
l4-l9-5 is drilling at 1900 feet. No.
on this farm In the southwest.
southeast. northeast OF the same Sec
tion is a rig.
The Atlantic Petroleum company In
No. on the Sherman farm In tire
northeast OF the northeast of the
southeast of 14-19-5 drilling at 800
feet.
Melt Thompson in Block No. Of
s-19-6 Is on top of the cap rock at
1853 and drilling at 3,1S9 feet
Charles Noble. Block No. 26 In
Quay in the northwest OF the north
east Of the northwest of 6-1e-iS 10
under-ro aiming 3 inches at 1900 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

In Block No. in the northeast of the
northwest of the northwest of the
Same section he Is drilling at 10
feet In Block No. II in the north
east of the northwest of the northwest
of the same section drilling is being
done ut $500 feet
Craigen and others are drilling at
1920 in the northwest OF the north
east OF the northwest of 6-ls-6 in
Quay Block 25.
The Titanic Petroleum company is
drilling in Block 25. Quay. in the
northwest of the northeast of tha
northwest of 6-19-6 at l.O70.
Smith and others are cleaning out
No. Brock in the northwest of the
northwest of the southeast of 6-19-6.
At BIIiliINGS-The Midco Petrole-
um company No. Z on the Brumfield
farm In 2223-2w is making 800 bar
rels at n few feet in the sand, the top
of which was found at 2,270 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Gas Merger Completed

The final steps In the merger where
by the oklahoma Natural Gas com
pany absorbs five smaller companies
operating thruout the state were taken
Yesterday
The Officers and new executive
committee for the enlarged company
nave heen appointed @. Y. Braden
VINO has been president and general
manager OF the oklahoma Natural
Gas company for many years. is chair
man of the new executive committee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Glad to See the Frost.

II will not be many weeks before
oil men will step aside from their
regular duties and take trip out In
the country hunting pecans. II is
known that several of the larger pro-
ducers have had their eyes on the "bis
'uns" that previous to the big frost
on Monday night were las green as
gourds." Another frost or two will
rlpen the nuts and then the big rush.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
An Interesting Test.

The ElveraZ Oil company is ready
TO spud the test In the northeast cor
nor of the northwest Of 1887, south
east of Jennings. The test is very In
teresting, due to the fact that a Oell
drilled in the northeast corner OF
l4-19-7 years ago is said to have
made three flows from the Skinner
sand and gave indications of 30 to
so barrel well. w. w. Shaffer and
Hughes, associated with Mr. Franks
of Oilton, are making the new tests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

5000 feet 41a III. 2-inch tubing. In
rods: 5000 feet 6Ss, 20 lbs. new. 1000
feet Sh "a ID. 1000 feet 10-inch. 80
lb.: miles 2-inch line pipe: 5000
feet ~ 20 ID, second hand. just pull
ing at Drumright all this pipe has
protectors on II; 500 feet II inch, so
lb; all second hand articles; practically
new. Call i19l or 3675.-AlV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Sinclair Gulf

Interests conversant with the af-
fairs OF the Sinclair Gulf Co. are dis
cussing dividend possibilities They
predict that the declaration of an
initial disbursement on the shares will
be made along in tho spring of 1918.
probably in March. Sinclair Gulf
started operations last April and an
earnings statement Is looked for
shortly, covering the first three
months. II. +. Sinclair. president of
the corporation, has stated that Sin
clair Gulf earnings for the twelve
months to end March 81 next will he
approximately sS,O00,O0O. - Wall
Street Journal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
W. |. FLOWER co.
St Louis, Mo.
FIFE AND CASINO FOR SALE

aij joints new ca i7-lb Casing, "a 81 so
per foot w 'N'''
a5G joints new 6% 17.lb. Casing. $3.50
per foot T'''
$4,000 feet 81, new l7lb Plain End
easing with Dayton couplings, a $3.50 per
foot Phone No. 1920.
PETROLEUM SUPPLY COMPANY INC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
left for Chicago.

T. l.. Klewer, the popular paint
salesman, while a little late In getting
started to the convention Mt Chicago
thot the motto better late than
never" a good one and left Monday
night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10

Robert A. McBirney. Undertaking
Parlors. IL West Third street. Phone
456. Residence phone 191.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Tanks For Sale

For Immediate delivery three open
tanks, capacity 26,O0O gallons each;
four open tanks capacity II, 500 gar
lens each. Write or wire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-10
Copyright Har, Gchsrnsr 4 Ms

There was report that the rig on this
well was burned last night