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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-21
Four Wartime
Thanksgiving Dinners;
Take Your Choice

(By Bfddy Bye.)
Tho Turkey Ddnner.
Ripe olives, and raaishss
sage or eass 81 I ers,s' e. Gravy
Sweet potatosg slses
Grape fruit salad water crackers
Mince pie. Coffee
Roast Pig Dinner.
Clear tomato soup Croutons
Roast young pig
. Chestnut stuffing
Rice croquettea, with currant jelly
Stuffed onions
Drowned potatoes Picked beets
Lettuce and sweet pepper salad.
! Apple pie Cheese
A Mea&3ees Dfnner.
Oyster cocktail Waters
Cream of celery soup
Cheese sticks
Nut loaf Cranberry Jelly
Potato puff Glazed onions
Brussels sprouts
Pineapple and grapefruit salad
Graham pudding with maple muce
Baked Fish Dinner.
Cream Of corn soup Waters
Celery
Baked fish 7artare Sauce
Buttered carrots French peas
Cucumber and Tomato Salad
Pumpkin pie Cheese
Nuts and raisins Coffee
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-21
Junior Class at
up Organizes

The Junior class Of the University
Of North Dakota held it, annual Or
ganization meetng yesterday 24terl
noon, In the Woodwork gymnAa um.
At the meeting the oficsEs for the %.
suing year were elected and the bu14s
ness of organizing for the year was
taken up Prof. Hitchcock. chairuaen
OF the social activities committee. adj
dressed the gathering. in regard e
the Junior prom. Mr. Hitchcock stat
ed the position Of the other univorsi-
ties and colleges In regard 70 slah0r-
ate social functions, and , asked that
the Junior clhss. the class that puts on
the junior promenade, the most ella
borate social affair of the ysa1. do
away with many of the expensive TEA
lures Several students expressed the
sentiment Of the class and heartily
agreed with the spirit shown by the
offered by Prot. Hitchcock. and 1t was
decided to give the prom. without any
unnecessary expense and to make II
= simple though formal affair. The
following were elected officers for the
year: Miss Lillian Bendeke, Grand
Forks, president; Miss Cornelia Carr
Of Hunter. vice president: Joel Swan
ston. secretary, and Gordon Coz of
Valley city: treasurer. Gerald Bren-
oil VI O0VAl0 4\1A0s woo OGo0S D00
ness manager Of The promenade. and
Harold wylie choresas Of the clasa.
~ 4 4
"A Thanksgiving oantAta u to be
given at the Methodist church next
Sunday at 7:3o o'clock. under the dt-
rectfon Of II. Alden Enyeart. The gem
era. public is invited
This evening at 1880 O'Clock there
will be A Joint meeting and rally oi
the Woman's Home Missionary society
Of the Methodist church and the mid
week prayer meeting people. Mrs. w
l.. Whitcher. the president Of the mis-
sionary society has planned . pro-
gram of interest. Mrs. Thomas III,
Gallagher viii speak on the present
day problems Of tho home feld and
Miss Crothers will give q solo. The
president will also give an address
Old and new members all are urged
to be present.
The P. =. O.. Sisterhood has recent
ly adopted . French orphan, and Il
now listed among the several local
organisations and individuals who
have volunteered to are for some OF
these fatherless children Of France.
Those who have adopted the or.
lat Christmas time, will now have to
send money, instead Of gifts, because
Of the fact that no more packages
will be taken for delivery in France,
by Christmas time. The soldiers mail
is so heavy that postal authorities can-
not accept anything further, at THU
time. Money, however, may be sent
to the children, through banks, Or any
Of the usJaal channels.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-21

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-21

Herald Want ADS Brius Rssaltsl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-21
FLICKER TALES

Z. .. ..H- 4 aA-.a. -eL H.E
Minot-A-Ford car belonging to
Tilford Thompson was stolen from in
front of the Zion Lutheran church
during services at that place. Mr..
Thompson drove, to church in the car
and when he went out to get into the
car to return home. 1t was gone. The
license number Is IN. D. 9lS," and a
couple Of young men Of the city, were
suspected as soon as the matter came
to the attention Of the police.
Minot-Mrs. Ole A. Sundre. aged
sixty-seven years 10 dead 1t her home
six miles east Of this city. She and
her husband are among thesold time
settlers in this section Of the state,
coming here in 1856, and they have
been, Identified with the growth and
development Of their community ever
since:
Herald Want ADS Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-21

English walnut. meats , chopped and
moisten the salad with mayonnaise
dressing. Serve on !. lettuce leaves
with crisp red rAdishss cut in flower
shapes. *
Mint Jelly.
Mint Jelly is best Il made only a
few days before using. It IL really
q tart apple jelly with mint flavoring
which renders It delicious for serving
with meat and fpwk Pare and quar-
ter tart apples and nearly cover with
cold water. Cook slowly until apples
are soft then crush and drain through
oheesecloth bAg. without squeezing.
Boil juice 20 minutes and add an
equal quantity Of heated sugar. Boil
s minutes, skim, add green vegetable
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-21
tHed Ukuss Needing.

A meeting Of woman u being held
|Univar1ty Of Minneeota van the chief
speaker. giving an address on the Red
Cross ana its work. Prof. Davies has
been In European war countries. and
Igtyes interesting hrst hand informa-
ton Of what the Red Croas Is doing
undtr war conditions. This evening
Prot. Davies will speak Ct dtnner at
the Commercial club. al which Red
Cross work Of the LEGAL CHAPTER will
be exhibited.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
Legend on Stamps Ordered.
New York Will Take
Over Half OF Loan

NEW NORk, oct l.-Ncw York
Ciiy, opening drive OF the campaign 10
raise at least hall and a, much more aS
possible Of tho second Liberty loan in
the Second federal reserve district
81 100000 600 in twcnty.four working
days--was ushcrcd in today by the
ringing of church bell, and the shriek
ing Of whistles from factories and har-
bor craft
To accomplish the project probably
one Of the most StupcndouS icats IN
popular finance ever attempted by any
municipality in the world, 1t will he
necessary to obtain an average Of Sh2,-
500 600 on each day Of the campaign
Enlisted in the work are thousands OF
highly trained bond statesmen, great in
dustria and financial establishments
many thousands OF school children and
school teachers, well organized by
scouts, and hundreds oj patriotic Organ
ilations OF men and women
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
DRAFT DESERTER
TO HAVE CHANCE
Men Who Fail to Report May
Escape Trial.

That many OF The men drafted Tor the
national army aud who have failed 10
report ior military duty after being
called do not realize the seriousness oi
their oiicnsc - the opinion Of the war
department. according 20 telegram
from \dlulant General MCtaln ui the
nitrd State, army lu Lindsey Ma.
ucy. major oi the intelligence division
oi the national army located at Camp
Travis. san Antonio, Texas
The essential part OF the telegram i,
as iullows
1T is believed that many oi these men
DO M, realize that they ate dcsettcr,
and ,ha, II the uiicnSc is property cX.
planned 10 them they will be willing u
serve NJ ordered Direct post, station
camp uf other commanders under yod'
command 10 whom these drafted mer
may he surrendered ~ delivered e
uucuun personally such mcn with d
view ~ discovering their real intent
land that all who wish a chance to ,et,,
a. ordered b, uo' tried iut dcscrj,or
hul hr gwen an opportunity lo serve
and Ne sent At government expense e.
Iihrr national army cauloumcnl Fur
Iri,h thl, office hy mail uamci state
number and place ot local board, II
lease IT each man Hold IN confinement
|, all men who will not serve and ate dc
scIlels.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
Milk Price Probe
Delayed; Gray III

An epidemic Of Sickne,, seems 10
have struck the county attorneys Of
flee and two OF the assistant county
attorneys, Ntnry Gray and Porter NJ
Morgan, are confined to their homes
with attack, OF fever Miss Dessa
Hanna, stcnoRraphcr returned to work
today after an illness ol several days
The milk price probe which the cow
" attorney office ha, been carrying
un hr the pas, week. va' suspended
temporarily luda, bccau,c ol the Hines.
II Mr. GraN who iva, had charge ol lh,
investigation several milk dealer
called to-day lo talk the matter o,c'
with the county a,lpnr, bul were told
to return later IN the week when It r'
believed tla, AIr cray will be back u
his Ullke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
Traders Believe Frost Damage
Over Estimated,
CHICAGO DRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

tIlltAGO, Ort I. l'rosts IN parts of
Illinois Iowa Missouri and indlsps
brought nhuut higher prices today IN the
corn market wide differences between
The value bf livestock and of corn tended
also iu strengthen corn On tW Other
hand, doubt ns tu whether any arvuts
damage had hcel done hy frost acted ~
check nn huvlhg Opening quotations.
whlrh 'nnHrd ffom ~ oSU ! OSL 10 Sl.0s's
up NJ ~ lanl lpp for December, apd
81 .iG,sHi lsl for May. we're followed by
u moderate reaction
bffirill announcement that no unusu'
all, cold weather was ~ prospect fDf the
corn hcl and that NJ hlllns frost had
been reported led nncrwntd IN declines
ludlrn Ions we're lhn, crop injury, II any,
would be 70 quality. tDlhei man 10
uunhlIlt The market "'nstb unrettlcd
o. " cent nff 10 - shade advance, viii,
nrccmbrl ~ IN aud Nav I'm 10
~ ia's
uhls took the Hhlnc path ~ corn In
d"pondnure wits lnsdng although tina
trading had u iHlr volume
CONSIDERABLE" Ilriunrsr wnr shawn by
pruylHlnM. derpli" tho fact tina, stock
NHrdH lttrfHsts were relliuR, The bulge
lu corn acted ~ u source ~ strength.
Subsequently demand subsidized and the
market rnhrd down with corn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
.Whitesides Says
He Had No Income;
Report Returned

James + WhiteSides, rcputed Mus.
kogec millionaire, has made a report TO
the state sudi,or TO the effect that he
had no gross OF net income III 1915 and
1910 AMI therefore cannot be expected
TO pay an income tax for those wears,
The report has been returned 10 Mr.
Whitcsidcs bv state Auditor Howard
with the declaration that It is unSatis
factory \ new report Is requested
The exemption oi Mr White'idc' b,
the Nuskovec dlutic, hoarl on the
GROUND lha, he wa, AN u,l producer r.
Gently raised a storm oi protest in m,
eastern pafi II the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
COTTON HIGHER
| ON WEATHER MAP
Market Advances, Reacts and
Then Climbs Again,

NEW ORLEANS oct ,uul Ncnth
~ u,rr tho belt stimulated buying ut cot
ton around the opcning here TO-DAY nnl
ptl,'es rusN ~ ~ points nttrtlugs ~
vrcnHrd NH the market rose hud imllN
cpuscd q rcnctlnn Al the ruh ot the tlt7l
hnlf hour .prlrrn were at n not decline uf
Ia poluts
lrosh uU,inp met the decline, being
based or the theory lhnl tcHunrton ~
trading ln llytrpnnl would urHu lrH7
hedge pressure nu the American markets
M net
Tho slondlncHs was Carried Into Tie
afternoon scssun ana ~ 10 the l'.
tive months showed net liHc ot II III
~ points
Suul rnl$,u yui't nud unchanged
Sale ou the spot ono hrlo. 30 arrive
j2Gi, low mddlIug. - aU,. mlddus,
y Re. good mdlllng. 2iGiu, rrrrple
l3'e, durh Tnhni
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
NeNl Isstntr OvVt
I STUART & {

~ NtN N'lN Maple ~
f1il SALI -My home, eight lnrgc rooms
oak flr.s basement and garage. CO.
men; drive walk grapes etc; terms oi
CEoll for J1sh Cnli WElnu, 1917
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01

Ffces ~ me VhfluuF Wlnlrs OF 'hIUs HTs
APPROXIMATELY as fullows'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
Bond Campaign
is DELAYED Here

/, will probably be several days be
fore the campaign for the sale OF sec.
ond issue bonds OF the government viii
be inauguratcd here, according TO VII
liam Nee. president of the OklQhoma
City Clearing House association.
Amount to BE Raised.
The federal reserve district, which IS
composed Of all OF the states OF Kan.
sas. Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado
and parts ot the states OF New Mexico,
Missouri and oklahoma, is expected TO
raise SlOO0000oO IN the second bond
campaign, and a minimum ut SlAWm-
OOO is set on thNAi,tricl by the treas
ury department Mr Nee said today
that lust what was expected OF part o'
OklNonp, which includes oklahoma
City. in NE Kansas City federal reserve
dislric, he did not yet know
r. q. Wundcrlich, manager ~ tho
Oklahoma City Clearing House asso.
citation, will have immediate charge oI
the part the local banks will play in the
sale OF the hondA
Committees TO BE Named.
Committees similar to those who were
so successful IN the Liberty bond cam
paign wapcd in this state will be ap.
pointed BY the executive committee OF
the Chamber ol Commerce. The clear
inc house association will cooperate
with the commercial organization in IN,
bond campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
Closing Quotations.
OF COAL TO Be
FIXED TUESDAY

day put into effect the prices OF the
government which were announced yes
terday Local offices Of coal mines IN
this state received telcgramS from the
mines today notifying them OF change
in the scale OF prices, by which the
government has increased the price vt
prepared sizes, including lump and nu,
81 per ton and the msc run 45 cents
per ton and reduced the price OF slack
- cents per ton.
The governments scale oi prices
issued on August q, for coal I u. b.
the mines was mine run. SN pre-
pared sizes. $3.50 and slack $40
The prices decided on by the govern
mcnt after an investigation in the coal
fields. and which become effective to-
day are; mine run, $3.50; prepared
sizes. s. 80, and slack S2lS
Former Prices Charged.
Previous to the government taking
a hand IN the price OF coal, the Okla
homa mines were charging the follow
ing prices for coal at their mines mine
run, S}7i; prepared sizrS, s. 80, and
slack, $50
Under the government control Of coal
prices. the mines are allowed to add
IS cent, per ton on each grade OF coal
delivered at their mines, as a commits
sion for lohhers, which makes the prices
effective today. IS cents more than the
scale shows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01

Keslet commlHsinnet of public shfrjN, nu-
nounccs that now That rubbish has bson
removed, the firc waste viii he greatly
reduced In q letter to e. G. diamonds,
state fire marshal hc declares that the
MINORITY Of fires nre caused by wnttr
material houg lcft abopt, 10 Gc burned
nt some future time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
Y. N, c. 4. WILL
WORK IN RUSSIA
SO Says Booth State Expect.
ed to Raise $200,000,

Okahuma's share oiIthc SSWNUW 10
I've raised throughout the country for
y. NJ { 4 work with the American
troop, n, home and abroad, both army
and navy, will he $2DOOOO This state
ment was made by Alfred q Booth,
state secretary ior the Y NJ ( \ who
returned today from New York lity
where he attended tho big national y
NJ (. 4 conference The American
association viii cooperate with lhe
British society In connection with the
Italian and French armies. and viii
handle an the work ui the Russian army
unaidcd
Conference Planned.
A conference is being planned At Dal
las. Texas. for October II At this con
ference there will be- delegates from
Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma. Arkansas
Arizona aud New Mexico. Each state
will be organized with campaign di-
rector. and district campaign leaders
/ Alfred q Booth will he the director ior
/ Oklahoma
/ Che national campaign ior lhc SIS,
| WnmO will open the week beginning
November II 10 ~
More Men Needed
Already, 500 building, are under con.
,truction IN the army camps and lm
more are being authorized, with 225
secretaries. The buildings cost on an
average 5000, and through the courtesy
Of the British and French governments
$50 huls have been donated for work
with the American troops abroad Onc
thousand ,crrc'aric, VIII work viii
American troop. IN England and
France
Mr. Booth say, that the greatest need
m connection with tins tremendous un
dcrlak,ng IS, strong hu,lnc,, and pro.
lcssioull men 10 serve a, secretaries loi
the work IN Russia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
ST LOUIS.

ST lOllS. oct HOGS l,r.uplS
$500, steady llPhtN 81 oor ~ 20. uigt.
flGuonlNa', mixed aud hnlrhcr1. $3.50
n hUi good hetvN. NginHiP.6o; bulk,
'lNknHl1 90 CATTLE Receipts, NnuO,
at"Hd} NnIiNc beet steers. So UoG II 30,
NrnriuE uccre mud hrltrrs, s. uoW IL ~,
COWS s. oONi 10 UO;. sinckets, tG.,Om 10 90,
ToNas quarantine Atrcr-. 81 Tnatiu.hu, ialr
to prIm. southern beef s,ec'N " UoN
600 prime tpnlllug stoCTs aud hcit"ts
81 lpU IN 90, unity" oulr"E " 1huln M
Slusltr. Receipts, | POO. prospects, high
rr Lambs {A Onp 90, ewes. SO jon
u 90, wcth"rs, tiOhoulah0, ,nun'rs and
choppers, g. thHS ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
Former Prices Charged.
Ruling on Bonds
Is Expected Soon

The validity OF the State Fair bonds
voted by Oklahoma City is question
that still is pending in the attorney
general office. Attorney General ). =.
Freeing said today that the press OF
business in tho department has caused
the opinion to be held back but that 1t
would be forthcoming within a. few
DAYS
Attorneys Tor the State Fair asSocia-
ton presented a brict to the attorney
general last week, setting forth further
reasons why the bond issue should be
appfuved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
Library Committee
Will Meet Today

There will bc a meeting of The war
library committee" this afternoon In the
Carnegie library, to decide how best to
raise Oklahoma Cily's share OF the
National Var library campaign
rhrcr hundred dollars was raised Al
the State Fair, under direction Of tho
Democratic club This sum exceeded
what was figured on and will be used
to carry on the later campaign that will
he wagcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
BIRTHS DOUBLE
DEATH NUMBER
This Is September Record for
Oklahoma Cily,

Rrih m kshomi. .(n during the
munlh " SrpDcmbct~ exceeded the
death, by over ~ pcrccnt there being
~ mrlh, reported lo the Cltl health
department and only ll,, three death,
\ pctulit feature oi the report ~ the
chief ,lrrk ~ llr health dcpartmcn, tor
the month Just passed is that onl' tlitrc
" lhc birth, recorded were negroes.
SlNtcrn ui the liit, three death, were
ncgtoc'
Three Homicides.
There were three humiCldcs during
| the MONTH. lvo ol which were negroes
I,phuld fever resulted IN the death oI
! four person, during the month ui Sep
tcmbcr tuberculosis. seven. diphlhrria
one. accident, tour and miscellaneous
| thiflv-tiN
Ol the births lilN ono were white
males, Nyl, white icmalc, ard one
negro male and two negro females
leo Mcnlcn, chiri clerk ol the hcalll
department ~ the CITY, said to-day thai
a large peioen,agr of the babies bUr
during the month Of September had no
been named when the hirth ccrlilica,c'
we're filed by the physicians, and h'
urged that the parents cupmnnlral'
with him aud see that the name oi lhcl
baby is recorded
Names Important
1T /, most important that all hitth
be recorded and that the Namc oi lh
child hc carried In the records, sal
Mr. Mtnlcn today 'u IN the ncS
twenty years or more It may bccom
necessary lot young man ur wonnl
10 have copy " their birth ccrtiii
cate. which cannot be obtained unlcs
lhcIr nnme. ntc rarrIrh In The rcc0tds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
BOND CAMP AICN
HELPS STOCKS
Ste6IS, CopperS, Oils Among
Those Which Advance, @

NEW YORK, oct L. Inauguration of
tho second Liberty lonn campaign was
accompanied hy a genera ndvnuce IN
stocks At the opening Of iOdnyH market
Gains Of Ia almost Z points were made
hy such leaders ns tho HlcclH, roppcfr,
equipments and oils IlRilH rOss also,
though more moderately. Nondlng adynnc-
Ing point Dealings IN the IihortN
Loan JiqH were llght with n firm under
tone.
narrow fluctuations mainly downward
marked tho more contracted itnding ~
the early afternoon Rats mndo frnr-
,lunnI rrrOycrlrs but nprclnltlcs continued
Ia ag and the Liberty bOndH dropped to
Vu ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CrrN. oct llOGs lic.
rc'p's d.oo0; loc lower. hulk. S 5on
10 70, heavy, ~ eb,rlo 80; usMs So 10"
J.. a., %; r,,tS t5yOn go .GaArlm,,J,i, , R,
stond pIinr-frd steers. tlG0Ou " 10
drcSscd beef steers 81 hnUll sos south
rrn steers 81 uuV II 80, COWS, S. aOm VI"
h'lf"r~, Si00"tl 90, slockcrs, 1900
~ 90, calves. S. tOhl1i ~ SllGEl' Re
CcipiH. linOU, steady Ia strung Lambs
tlG th1ilT u, ycnrllngH, ,l2o0mll 10
stu,hris - UUH IN uu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01

CLEVELAND, Oct. l. secretary OF
the Treasury McAdoo opened the sec
ond Liberty loan campaign by hosting
the Liberty loan ilag on the publ
square here this morning and selling the
first bond for $1,000 to ThriS Speaker.
star outiielder Of the Cleveland Amc;-
lean league team
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
MORE CRUDE OIL
PRODUCTION
A Vital Problem
oThs Vital problem confronting tine

"Tho vital problem confronting tine
petroleum Industry today is IT, IN
crease the production Of crude OIL
The United states is consuming
more than 3OO 900 900 barrels Of crude
OH a year, while ,ha annual prod,tc-
lldn In this country amounts 20 3i1,.
OO0. 600 barrels -, e. Bedford, prssi.
dent ~ standard on 60, ~ New Jer-
sey. IN press dispatches ot Wednss-
1hy. September 10.
IN other words our reserve supply
NJ crudc oil Il being reduced ls.000.000
annually
Il was.profltahle Ia produce oii when
the pIlcF was u 10 per barrel ~ the
we'll Crude oil T. now worth 200
per barrel at the well, and 10 doubly
profitable,
This corporation IL g0ina after oil
production On n barge scale. We have
IA. 600 acres ~ leases on oil lands IN
oklahoma secured ny lease expert
from the hest Obtninnble along the oil
sand areas In eleven Oklahoma coun-
tics Wo also have two strings of
ltnndhrd drifting tools and drll!lng
viii begin within very short time
,ihder ihe direction Of u drilling ex-
pert who has had IL years ot success
ful drilling experience.
Oklahoma In vastly rich In oil and
the T. 4 government reports esu-
mate tho future potential production
nf ths oklahoma field AT more than
bIlIlou aud half barrels dow
eminent statistics nlso show that ~
p.f,rnt " all wells drilled In Okla
inma since the first have been pros
ducerH
We have extensive lease holdings
IN good territory
We hayo the standard drilling tool
ready FOR operation
We have experienced men who have
w Wc haye more than two.thhds tho
capital subscribed.
WE WANT A FEW MORE MEN
WITH CAPITAL TO INVEST
70 JOIN Us.
Hank tofcrenreI furnished TO- every
member NJ the company To Interested
investigate first.-mvest after being
FIi cut and retutn Information re-
quest blank today.
PRIEST.LEE.BEll
Oil corpor ration
mu,kooee of'les. Flynn.Amss ~.
MuskooGE. OKLA. t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-01
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