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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
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faun amf nnreines glnt snrif
seFibrt tuerbeu.

ete fSnnen bic gi@tsfet Der aeinbeit
ebres glntes mat aber1aseH. @enH etc
beScnEeL sag bas 5ers bisfsi eebeHsIats fort
ip6breue noa ellen Tsifsn bes aorpets
burapt, BARN nirb es SbneH aud 5uul re
fpustfetH iomnteH. ba. uureiHes Slut aibsriG
aefdhrti9 1T.
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rt6lett TIT aIut 1T eins geiabr fur ieess
a5rperorenn. beIen rtHtlaeB GEbettert bon
ber 3uflbg rsiuen gEiiss abbaneis IT,
ss.eTe f6mersbafte unb ssfabrTi1e Rrcff'
beiten Ihrb Elm sireItes gsiuItot bss nfreiHeH
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Dies 6eiek iiber
G~inmanHsrmn0!

Wtit Dem 1. Mai 1917 tritt 6as
a6er Dos @eto Des 9rdiiOenten bom
aongreB ongeuornmene nelle Gin
tDdnoerungs9eies in araft in mel.
dem Die 8~eltimmltligert ieitBeriger
Ginmon6erungsgeiese nit eInigea
geIdr1nhtngen nufgebobeu iueroeu.
Der fDortreihe& ert eritreft lih in 3s
Ioroarobbeu iber 81 9rudietten,
uno es foil bier MIR auf eIHlge
Straf6eItimmtungen bin9epieien Der.
ben, bic ben Gingapnnoerten ODER
auglGn0er. treffen mogen. Die feit.
beriae ginuanoerrngsiteuer lit bon
4 auf s Dollar erbobt tuoroen, ols
geeuer1tng enib1It es ben giloungs
telt. nab Dem 4usldltoer uber is
cSahren, Die nift Die engIiihe ooer
iraeho cine an6ere Spra6e IeieH
tonrert, bon Der 2artoung nltsge.
idlLoIien fino. Die Straien fir ue6er-
trefunaen Iino beriddrft uno 6riiten,
unnerbnlb oeren StrofDerfolgungell
Itmtfin0en fonneu, fii0 bon bret olii
fiinf Sabre berldngert Doroen.
ais Qugldnoer ooer aliens gelten
int Ginne 0ieIes @eieees ale 4erio-
men, Die nidt Burger Der gereinig-
ten Stqoten fino. Ser einent aus'
[da6er, benz unter 0ieiem @eIebc
Die 2an0ung berboten lit, sur unge.
ieblfden 2anoung berbilft ODER IGN
bei iidl oufnimmt uao inn beimlidl
.Sditg uno uitertrnft gerpd9rt,
modlt Iidl zines gergebens idnIoig,
BAG NIT @eIoitrafe Biz si $1,000 uno
nit Saft Bis sa 5 Sabren beItraff
miro. 9araarapb 10 bdtintmt II. a.,
0oB binrlen 8 Snbren bonn Datum
i6rer Qm0ung auf eiuen 9aftbefebl
.6eg arbeitsminilters ieitgenontmen
un0 0eportiert fper0en ionen, Die 81
einer u0er nebreren Der aloiieu &c.
boren, oenen bic 9onoung berbofen
1T; ebenio 4usl1noer, Die iih bier
0ieIem poer einern aHoeren @eiebe
snuioer 0uf9nIien; ausldnOer, Die
mad erfoIgter SonoiaG oie uulgeieb
Idle gernidtune bon gieentum be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
Die pcrkchttcn
Dcr0MslcbMn0cn ScS
Prit. Simmcrmann!

Mit Der eiropdiiden &oIt lit urs
nun Der offi5ieqe, bonn Bolfflhen
Bureau peroffentlihte @ortldut Der
Teoe oes 0eiitihen Staatsiefretdrs
zimmerman Sugegangen, in Der
6ieier ~gegeniiber Dem 4ngriff oes
Gbgeoroneten 9odie er gebort
Der Observation-Disclosures arbelterge'
meinidnft on - It'd Dor ueridmmel'
tenn NeiAstage 81 beranttporten JUDI
tie iDegen oes biel eenannten Shret.
bens on ben oeutiden @eiunoten IN
Mterifp.
@ir nanntet bas 8orgeben ieiaer
Belt cine 9lmmbeit, itn0 5rpnr nidt
nlr, neil Ct ft9 botte ertuiihen lal-
fen. zimmerman eing bet Dem
gnae6ot, ous Der @ertreter 6es
9eutIhen Geiheg Gurrnn5n i'm Sale
zines arieges ieines 2nnoes nit Dem
rnIeren moheii iolte, bon falifen
Bornusiesuneen aus. 9os baben
mir na1 Der 8efnnntgobe ienes
G6reibenS betont, uro Die nun bor'
lieaenoe ant1port oes oertihen
StaatsIefret1rs nitf Die aeuBertn.
GET Scales beitdrft uus nur nod
mebr in oieler QnnabHle.
Serr Zimmerman gibt iutllul'
uunoen 3u, boB En- Dem @eianoten in
Wterito iene Snltrltftion Sugeianot
babe, uno omar olf einem l9m
,iiher ideinenoen 8ege" (pnie ie
in bic S1noe Der 2lmerifaner fam,
miro unterfudt," beiBt es in Der or
tldrlmg). SD beauftragte ben Sc
ianoten in Merito," leien mir IN Del
a~usfibrung, i'm Sale zines &rie'
qes NIT amerifn, @lerifo elm Blind
mis- bor5uidlagen atro gleih6eitig EN-
ginonis nit Sapan nabe5ulegen.
lGoh ioate oieier auftrag Mir aus
aefubrt iueroen, gra6oem Die Ser
einigten Staten 9eutidnro Der
Grieg erfI1rt uno Ser ariegsSuItdrtS
einaetreten fpar. - 8egeuitber Den
gortpurfe Scales (ber ebenfaIls in
8olff.geridt Itebt): og8ie fonrtt
Der Staatglefretdr gterifo mn
arisona benz General Gorral5u on.
bieten?" ideint fid SER 8immer.
mann nidt bernnttportet gu baben
8enigItens itebt fem 8Ort oabor
in Der uns b~orliegen0en antport
ruoralls man i6IieBen muB, 0aB De-
Stootsiefret1r 0eg 9eutihen &ei6ei
tatiahIi6 0aron 0ahte, 0es 8arei
Sell al ~nerteileu nod ebe er er
lpgt mar.
3ieie aniidt getpinnt nod Of
8abrIheinIidfeit, penn man Die Gr
flarltna betra6tet, Ourh Die er I'D
bon Dem gorrpurie rein Su pnihel
Iuht, aeraoe nit einem Staate hi
Merifo ange61nOelt 5u bnben
gg8enn mir einen 8unoessenoiiel
geaen amerifn geiuinuen poaen
fame in erlter 2inte gierito Il
5rage, 9ie 8%e5iebungen 6lDiidel
g1erifo uno 9eutidlnn0 itn6 felt be-
3eiten 8orfirio 9ino uuBeroroentlid
freunoi6oftli1 1tno bertrauensbol
Die merifaner fino Suoem ais gut
uno tiifttge Solonten befount. 9eo'
fann ober idfDerlih iagen, bab oi
9e5iebungen 6piiden ben 8ereinie
ten Stoaten uno Mterifo frernO
Ihoftli6 fiio. stber aud atuii6e
4merifn unb Snpan beitebeu alt
meltbetannte @egenidte. SD b
baupte, bnB bieie @egeni6te itarfe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
,,11emes Ceben''
Smrc6 GaOcmene!
.Nenss atbean bHrA eabsmnsi

geebrter 6err-Gur6 bas ginHe6uieH bon
Ga6oEBeHe ladies eTraHg 10 MIR sneies
agbeuA mgr letter. Msnier gefobri4 an "a
Gribpe erfrdrft tiiib BE Nle6tsin bes NrsteS
kaif ndfts. 10 fab Gnpongae fnr T1etneu
,yan erlbfpkEen nnb teb MIR bleieIben 20
glesIea batf f6tden. Hd6beH to bteieIbeH
erf Gina @DAe asbroHne, fnbIe Ia bsreita
cine bebentgnbs Beferufq, babe Nppetit uni
f~urbtdtAbitn an fetben, 6e6dnteub,
q. d, 8enninaton, &6artcn, Nrf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
aatsmtnt .lR saaberlrtfmala

10. GffDkeE 1915.
Eetis 6erten:-Biife nm 3ufeiouHa gbres
@eianbbeiisbn6e si Rabe lest BE sipetts e9a4-
hberftefflid fRr Heroefe @erioHeH. sRr eree
l2t gorfb Gtr, Ho6eter, q. o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

goaa. - ane abosbessn berfaufen Cabs.
rene Za5EeiE, bas mesepf zines 1erborTaaens
hen Srsfes hr nert3eErdsTfe Qeffe. Jebe
Lube s6f5dIt bas Hs5fpt nnS be 9aranfis
r 9H14kn5zk cter OF 9elo ben ba
esrHsaAa mra& n9 ~ rsrirasn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

eeebxle Gerren. - 90 meGte mir cine
gnsgaes bcSzaIl6 Der ea6oHieHe Tablets cts
ldu6eH. so natm eiBe 5f1tlta benelbea
rnb re bsifen MIR auf bic Jlbe. 50 fdtIs
Iorffdtren, 30 s@ otfano Bin. sbHep belten
gEicIs phHf&gnos 5efAast a1htHpsppH,
1927 qnca Er.l Genner. Qolr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02
stabttua6lea in 2ineOIn.

2inco(r, 2. N2ai. Sci ben bic
iioen Itd0tiiden 8obIen niiroe Der
b%routineute Gei6dftsntnun SoBn g.
DIiler sltm 8iirgermeilter ertp1blt.
0aneben sieben ote bisberigcn @tit.
oIie0er 6es Celebrates 8ili1m
5fro0er, George Goptor, Sobn
ggriQbt uuo 8. S. SensIep f1ntt'
lid oIs nteoereripGblte StootDdter
in nos Gothars elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-02

Ole 2onooner greie benimrnt iih.
aber aarnidt folegiol: iie bespei-
felt, 6aB Der CAPT. 9tice bon Der
gMonaolio" pirfli3 Elm oeiltifes
lt.goot serIt0rt Bat. ga mdrer Die
Qmertfaner inert Meter, Die baden
intner oles geglo1ibt, mos Die gng.
Timber gemeloet bnberL
Gin 8er6rii6ertingsfeIt Der nor0i.
iden a6nige. @eteiltes 2ei6 lit
bobes 2etb.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-18


woodrow Wilson
What does he do?'
Spends most OF his time dodgng
women win yellow ilags.
Who is Vice President
j don't know.
Never mind neither do We
VINO makes The laws.
Noodfo" wilson.
III Wilson makes the laws what
does Congress do''
"Sauanicrs money ON creeks. rivu.
'Iats and bluft. mostly bluffs
"yyh,, q. ,. h,nli,, ..i,., a..
which corgross ,oo,.oo
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w. III " ''''''"'' vi Tue '''SS
''"rn'.y. I,,
.,,.', '"g.eupo" '"' "pp''''"' qu''''''o
10, admission.
u, 'ae ,in,, 'n'usu',.'on , ., n.,I, ira a. Ben
u'''' orisih''Iy from 'aIlIorhia' as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-18
GAVE CLOSING
DINNER Of The
GRIDIR0N CLUB
PRESIDENT WILSON, MEMBERS
OF HIS CABINET AND MANY
OTHER PROMINENT MEN AT.
TEND CLOSING DINNER.

Washington, Feb. Ill Patriotic
feryor stirred participants at the clos.
ing dinner Of the season given by the
Gridiron Club of Washington tonight
with President Wilson, members of
the Cabinet and others prominent in
government and business life Of the
nation as guests.
Songs that rang with the spirit of
Americanism and demonstrations Of
loyalty to the President were inter.
spersed with travesties on the peace
note leak investigation, woman suf.
frage pickets at the White House
gates prohibition for the District of
Columbia Californias part in the nat.
ional election with Senator-elect Hir-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-18

Charley sabin and Otto Kahn" ap.
peared as a quartet, singing
They met Tom Lawson in the street
lie said You boys appeared to know
More than the public ought;
Now won't YOU come to Washington
And tell about the leak?
They whispered, 40. no. thank you
Tom
And didn't give a squeak.
But Tom came willing, eager too.
And said they should be brought
So Henry sent O. Sargcntatarms for
Barney and Charles and Ot
Now boys, said Bob, come tel Us all
About this inside ring,
They whispered: 80. no, thank you
Bob,
And didn't tell thing"
Or. Grayson, whose nomination as
medical director Of the Navy with
rank and Read Admiral. was another
target for musical shafts to the tune
OF Captain Jinks."
He's an Admiral great. in the new
Navy,
His name is Or Cary G.
And though he'll seldom go to sea.
He's an Admiral in the Navy;
And If the Navy has a chill
Take a pill, take a pill
No battlcship will have the grip
While he's Admiral in the Navy"
In initiating a new member OF the
club. John Snurc, correspondent o..
the pes Moincs RcgistcrLeadcr.
psuelo Ellis Island officials conduc,
ed an immigration examination for ad.
mission
Inspector to applicant sharply
"Borno"
Applicant. "Ycs."
Business?'
Rotten"
Foreign country"
"loway"
Who is p-esIiea, of the uui,.a
S,atose'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-18

Johnson Gin dispairJ You see.
gents, the reward we reformers re.
ceiye TO be he chop suey of the
heatheu. And yet the last hope Of the
nation comes from California yes.
from glorious California, the shining
shore. where DER and DER and more
and more oh sunset land of poets
strand where the Pacific rolls and
rolls ah gents could 20 ON forever.
singing the glories Of that golden land
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-18


'''' 'o'',''o" '''p'''"H"U"s H'NlSeH
anu WIZ" o''''' S"''''''' '''U'-''S TO
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- w. la" 'o" "' '"' HI'p'e55ioIe
mann introducing 'he musical
'''' IT, o''' VI '''' 'o' 'o''''p'"ueN's win
q u" '''u!o 'l''o' sang low" on Ihe
-e'N' way "n''" was followed by
"i'o'ue4 Su"s Dy 'Iuo member IN the
l""i '''eI Vi representative Wood OF
i''U''''"' "noSe resolution leu TO the
! o's eSSiu''"I investigation INTO
'H'' seS Vi " 'e"A OH lhe peace note
'g.''e,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-18
A Beautiful
Complexion
May Be Obtained by the Use Of
Stuart's Calcium Waters, the
Greatest Of All Blood
Purifiers.

No need for anyone to 90 about any
longer with face covered with PIN.
pies, bIotches, eruptions, blackheads
and live spots. These are all due to
impurities in the blood Cleanse the
blood thoroughly and the b.cmishes
viii disappear
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-18

OF flowers and wonderful majorities
All Sin You singee in Senate. exc.
cutiye session, sabc?
The evening closed with the club
singing Hello Gridiron. Hello Frisco"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-18

That's what Stuarts Calcium Wa.
fers are intended to accomplish and
DO accomplish Their principal ingre.
dient is Calcium Sulphide, tine quick.
est and most thorough blood cleanser
known.
These wonderful little waters got
right into the blood and dcstro. crup
tive substances present in it, In some
cases few days are sufficient to
make a marked Improvement And
when the blood is pure the whole .ys.
tenn is a hundred per cent bette.
Go to any drug store and gat 5O.
cent box of Stuarts Calcium Wdeor.
Get them today.
Don't fret any longer about those
blackheads, p.mples. boils. tetlrr. &C..
zema spots or skin crupuons; they al
go and go quick If yod use Stuar; !
Calcium Waters. a small sample
package mailed free by sending con.
DOn below.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-23
SILVERMOOD Is
BACK, SMILING

81
Not Il Love You, California that
Pacific classic which he wrote and
shot into the humming heads OF every
American, but Hello, Hawaii, How
Are Your was r. B. Sherwood.
prominent Los Angeles Mason and
merchant, whistling when HOn0lulu'B
morning light found that jovial gentle.
man hanging over the Manoa's side
and not in painful position. either
more of the looking for sharks attl-
tude
Sherwood said he had t1ueh Of
neuritis in. hfs right hand. but he
did not show II when he started shab
ing hands with friends % shore who
remembered the Jolly fellow who
made his mark in Hawaii last year.
at is not the wheat nor the water.
but the weather. boomed the visitor,
that brings me back 10 this country.
Why, my neuritia was completely
cured here sast year and the minute
saw Diamond Head this morning the
pains showed signs Of ceasing
The Los Angeles man has bag full
of golf sticks with which he proposes
to wear out on some pretty spots IN Haf
waiian landscape during the next two
months, according to bis own asser.
ton, and a. satchel OF laughing
powders to. assist him TO dispei all
gloom tn the islands with his big, win.
ming SMILE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-23
MAUI NOW READY
with FACILITIES,
TOR TOURIST rush

Maui Island boosters, cooperating
with the Hawaii Promotion Commit.
tee, are not only bringing the attrac.
lions OF the Valley Isle to the front
for the diversion OF tourists, but they
are making the prices SO attractive
that the trip to Haleakala bids fair
to become as popular as that to
Kilauea Volcano on Hawaii.
w. o. Aiken, the Hawaii Promotion
Committee member for Maui, recent.
ly compiled figures for the Haleakala
trip, which cut down the price hitheF.
to charged, SO that rates could easily
be quoted at Honolulu In the Promo
tion Committee offices for one person
and mp to 10 persons. 49,, ., .t,.-,.-.
Right upon the heels Of Aiken's fig
ures comes the announcement,
through H. GoOding Field, organizeS of
the Hawaii Tuna Club, fishing lodge
at ,Kihei, that the Maui Hotel has pre-
pared standardized figures which will
take tourist from Honolulu to the
10, 000-foot summit rim of Haleakala
for $33.50 and return him to Honolulu
on the same coupon ticket -
This is a heavy cut on the former
rate for the Haleakala trip, but, Mr..
Field, in conjunction with his brother,
Manager w. III. Field Of the Mani
Hotel, and at the suggestion Of the
Hawaii Promotion Committee, decided
to bring the Haleakafa trip down to
the most reasonable figure possible,
even though the hotel stood to loose
II only one or two persons were sent
up the mountain at one time. ~.e
However, to standardize and sys.
tematize the Haleakala trip from
Honolulu to make .week-ehd Halea-
kala trips" the popular time, parties
may leave on the Mauna Kea Satur-
day afternoon and motor over at mid.
night to Wailuku, go up the mountain
on Sunday, return to .Wailuku on
Monday. arriving In Honolulu, via La
hama, on Tuesday, morning.
The Promotion Committee has
worked up considerable interest in
the HIaleakaIa trip and has always
contributed good share Of travel to
Kilauea Volcano and expects soon to
have travellers in numbers visiting all
the other islands Kauai, Maui and
Hawaii. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-23
Doctor Tells How To Stronghold
Eyesight so Per cent Ia One !,
Weeks Time IA Many Instances

many descriptions may be wonder.
tally benefited by following the sim.
pie rules. Here Is. the prescription:
Go to any active drug store ana ret q
bottle of Diploma tablets. Drop one
Diploma tablet i'm q fourth Of q glass
Of water and allow TO dissolve. With
this liquid battle the eyes two to four
times daily. You should notice your
eyes clear up perceptibly right from
the start and inflammation will quick
" disappear II your eyes are bother
Ing you. even q little, take steps to
save them now before Il Is too late.
Many hopelessly blind might have
been saved II they had cared for their
eyes In time.
Note: Another prominent Physician
to whom the above article was sub
mitted. said: "0ptona is q very re-
narkabIe remedy It's constituent In.
gradients are wei known 10 emfhent
eye specialists and widely prescribed
By them. The. manufacturers guar
antee 1t to strenkthen eyesiEht 50 per
cent IN one weeks time IN many In
stances or refund the money It can
be obtained from any good druggist
and Is one OF the. very few prepara-
tons feel should be kept on hand for
regular use In almost every famih. !"
ADV, $50. ". 81
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Bonn Campaign
OPENS IN AHA
PARK TONIGHT
Prominent Speakers of Ali Par,
ties will Explain Project at
Open Air Meeting

Entirely along non-partisan lines
and with speakers from every political
faith, the first big campaign rally for
the water and sewer bonds, by which
" passed, the city win benefit to the
extent Of $4SD,O0O, will be held this
evening at Aala Park.
This meeting n the first OF mum.
Der 20 be held IN every part Of the
city for the purpose or explaining n
detail 70 the voters the needs OF such
9 bond Issue and also how the money
will be spent II Ii not the Intention
Of the board OF supervisors to influ.
ence the people By any other means
than facts. II Il to Be an educational
campaign pure and simply and the
result viii be left 10 the intelligence
OF the men who WIN 60 10 the polls
February 81. At that time the peo-
pie Of Honolulu must decide whether
or not they want q progressive city
withfa sanitary seuer system and q
pure water supply
Among the main points which will
be taken lD win be the assurance to
the y0tefa that the money will be
ilroperly spent, the work done BY con.
ys1ot and Citizen labor, "a the new
I i(Is Installed before paving IL laid
sn4 that al persona in charge OF the
work are competent
". r Farribgton win preside this
evening and The speakers for tonight
are Col Charles J Mccarthy Rev. A.
Aknna, Charles N Maruuez. Mayor
John G. Lane. Judge r. NJ. Hatch and
Gabriel K Keawehaku
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Especial s..r.Bsll..ID Correspondence,

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. H.
Senator Phelan today presented in the
senate the statement Of members OF
the California delegation in Congress
In regard to the oil leasing bill and
the naval oil preserves. The main
points are as follows: ;.
/. Up to March I, 1916, there had
been withdrawn fro mentry In the
western states 5.6O3, 2s5 acres Of oil
lands.
& 2. When President Taft in 1893 Is
sued an order Withdrawing over 1000!
900 acres Of land in California SIS per
cent Of the California claimants had
already entered upon 1t under the
mining laws and Initiated their claims.
in December, 1912. after millions Of
dollars had been expended and valu-
able properties created. Naval Reserve
No. 2, covering a portion. Of the land
withdrawn was established.
3. The whole country suffers from
the diminishing OF the oil production
on the Pacific coast, which has re.
suited from the government suits to
cancel these claims and from the I'm
sistence Of the navy In denying relief
to the claimants. Tn diminished pro-
dncti6n III California has resulted IN
an increase tn the price OF gasoline
and all petroleum products, For this
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PheIan Points Out
Claims Tool Lands
California Senator Presents in Upper House Reasons fol
Pressing Legislation foe Relief of Owners and Lessees

season the question involved in the
pending bill with its relief provisions
for the California oil producers is not
a local one, but one which affects the
entire country. d ~.
The assumption Of the navy that
II needs the oil In Reserve No. 2 is un.
founded. This reserve cannot be used
to store oil for future use OF the navy
because there are already more, than
200 wells drilled within fits limits. The
bureau of mines. estimates that these
wells have already drained this re-
serve Of oue-third Of its entire con-
tent. .. 80. .. liz
8. There, is an abundance OF oil
available for the navy which It can
secure from publicly owned lands
without taking the wells drilled and
owned by private citizens, the oil from
which is being used in the Industries
OF the country. Naval Reserve No. 1
is estimated to contain 100, 000, 900 bar
rels. Naval Reserve No. has 80.
O00, 900 barrels. Naval Reserve No. 4,
created in December, 1916, is estimat-
ed by the Geological Survey to con-
tain 1,000, 900 barrels. The govern
ment also owns 100000 acres of
Withdrawn petroleum lands from
which It can create other reserves
containing many millions of barrels
more. 49, ..s..