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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Big Gas Production

Special TO The World.
CHERRNVALE, Kan, oct. 5.--Onc
hundred million cubic feet OF gas
daily production sounds wonderfully
large but nevertheless IL is reliably
stated that the Chertyvale field IS
equal to that production sh)uld the
occasion demand. There has been
considerable gas development in the
east field in recent months and several
opera tors tave struck very rich sands.
The productiveness of the sand in that
section is a surprise to oil and gas
men. Old operators who have been
in tho lccal field for 10 ye1rs declare
the new wells are coming in with far
better showing than was made in an
cartier day. A large part Of the ter
ritnry around Cherryvalo has been
drilled over by the Edgar Zinc COM
pauy In an effort TO secure additional
gas as fuel for the big zinc works here.
! but the section east ana southeast oI
, the city, where the new wells are be-
: ing drilled. for some reason was
skipped and is virgin territory. having
never before been punctured by drill
lit. Some of the new wells are testing
as nigh rs seven and eight million
feet The smallest to have been en-
, countered are testing three million
and better. The Atlantic Petroleum
company and j. NJ Pringle have wells
| southeast of the city that are good foi
from five to eight million feet each
These operators declare they can mar
ket forty million feet daily with their
present equipment, 10 say nothing OF
other operators VI the tield J. l.
| Strickler, pioneer operator, and A. NJ
Hough are developing quite an acre
age four miles due east of here or
what is known as the Benson lease
They are encountering excellent pay
sand. none of their wells lnahing less
than five million feet G. II. Reece
Perry * McCandless, the Economy Oh
4 Gas Co. and others are pGtting dowr
wells in rapid succession in the new
gas territory here with rcmarkabl,
success If the towns in the nortf
part OF the state could have only wha'
gas goes to waste In the local fiel6
from The time the drill nit touches tn,
saHd until the well is lnder control
there would he little shivering in those
places The coming winter because o
lack of gas for fuel.
The new gas strike here VIII NEAR
much tn Cherryville. inasmuch as Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
All aboard for Chicago

A jolly bunch OF refiners and mar
keters are leaving FOR Chicago to at
tend the meeting OF the Independent
OF. Mems association and will forget
business cares and will make II te"
days vacation trip IL possible in ,mese
strenuous times.
There is, however, a decidedly Sc
rious, not to say somber feeling,
amorg them all in as much as busi-
ness conditions are decidedly uis, u
tied owing to the fact that many OF
the marketers throut the United States
have been holding back for fear ui
lower price for refined products be-
ing made by the arbitrary action OF
the powers that be.
The news from Washington as
wired by The Tulsa Worlds cores
pondent, Omer Benedict, that nothing
would be done in the way Of price-fiX-
ing, was most reassuring, but II wal
take a few days for this to reach out
10 the many readers who are market
ing oil.
That conditions are decidedly upset
is the opinion of all refiners and ma,
keters and the hope is expressed or
all sides that something will mate
rialize shortly to settle things for the
man who has gasoline to sell and this
applies to the IS or eighty independ-
ent refiners in the midcontinent field
who are dependent on their daily sinp'
ment for existence.
Those leaving for Chicago are al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Discovery of Paraffipc


Announcement Is made that tho
FIRST discovery of deposit of paraf-
fine on this continent has been made
IL. the State of Chihuahua. not far
from the American boundary line Inc
bed has been traced for ten kilomete, y
in extent and analyses of samples snow
SO per cent Of the pure mineral. Pc
troleum with paraffine base has also
been discovered in the same region.
The greater portion of the oil pro-
duced in California, the southwestern
portion of the United States, and aisv
in Mexico, has an asphalt base. 1t is
that with n paraffine base that pro-
duces the best illuminating fluid. The
oil found in Tabasco, which Is not he
ing exploited to any extent. also has
paraffine base, and is said by ex-
perts to be the best found In the
world. 1t is expected that these new
discoveries in Chihuahua will be ex-
plotted immediately upon an extensive
scale, thereby adding largely TO the
resources of the republic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

ing at about 1000 feet in Cleveland
county. The Big Jim company has
contracted for test well $500 feet
deep on the Sam Vaughn farm, six
miles northeast of Norman. A der
rick Is being erected on the MaclSlen-
burg Duncan lease near Etowah. This
location Is near where the Prairie tni
Gas Co. is drilling at about $500
feet. A new hole has been started
at Banner, due to the first being
crooked and loss OF the tools
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
IN THE HEALDTON FIEID-Th

IRockland Oh company's No. 81 on the
snrasita farm in the southwest Of the
southeast of the northeast In 32-4-3
Ia zoo barrel well at l,1l6 feet. No.
~ ON the same farm in the northeast
OF the northeast of the northeast Is "A
500 barrel well at 1899 feet.
NO II on the J. t. Rose farn ~.
the southwest OF the southwest OF the
southwest Is n Is barrel well AT i.299.
ii belongs to the Magnolia company.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Privileges Forfeited.

All oil companies are Obliged "a
pay a monthly tax Of $3.50 Mexican
coin. or s75 American-an inslsniri-
cant amount when the Importance OF
the business is taken into consdera-
tion. However. some of the companies
that were organized in order to sell
shares rather than to engage In legiti-
mate exploitation Of the oil measures
have refused or neglected to pay this
tax, and for that reason the minister
OF industry and commerce has applied
TO them the penalty prescribed by
law. and has directed their withdrawal
from the registry of oil companies
which leaves them without legal stand.
ing and without the power to under
take any transactions, either financial
or questions arising before the gov
ernment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Good We'll North OF stoncbluff.

The Lynch and others well In 30
l7-l5 is reported good for 200 barrels
at least and "A later report may show
II TO be much better than that. II Is
near the river and is another boos,
for Greek -ology."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Gas WCll Al Nllu

Skelley and Sanky have Il 10, ,0UV.-
o00-foot gas well In the northwest.
northeast, northeast 1916. Mr..
Sanky. who has Just returned from
California. is In Tulsa and reports
having q fine vacation on the coast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Good Well at Haskell.

The Acme OH company and the
Cosden No. 3 Manuel farm In the
northeast OF the southeast OF 35-lb-l5
Is feet in the sand and making 80
barrels an hour II is two locations
west of che northeast corner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Increased Exportnt,on OF OIL.

The secretary or the treasury an.
nounces that the exportationt Of pc.
troleum for the months Of August and
September, the complete returns or
which have not yet been secured. will
exceed those for June and July, wnicn
amounted to upward OF two million
tons. Notwithstanding the increase in
the export tax on oil. the foreign oe-
mand Is constantly increasing and
the receipts therefrom by the gov
ernment correspondingly augmented.
II IL believed that the complete re-
turns Of the expectations for August
and September will approximate three
million tons, the duties upon wnicn
will augment the metallic reserves IN
the national treasury by large
amount.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
In Walters Field.

In Walters Field.
Special to The World
WALTERS, Okla, Oct Exit the
scouts; enter the oil operators. That
tells the big story of a weeks devel-
opments in the Walters field. That
and the fact that the highest price
yct paid for acreage was reached
when 90 acres inethe southeast of 2s-
l-l0 sold for bonus of $4,000 cash.
This is s25 an acre more than the
offerings of last week reached.
Among operators establishing head
quarters here during the week wero
DIR. L. $. SHELTON of Okmulgee, who
has an interest in several wells noW
drilling; j. q. Butler. general manS
ager for the National Oil Il Develops
ment Co. of Blackwell, which has a
large acreage under lease In the
county, and the general field manager
of the Producers Oil company over a
region covered out of Wichita Falls.
Doctor Shelton and the Southard Oil
company this week spudded in well
in the northwest of 3l-l-l0, an acre
age leased personally by the doctor on
recent visit to the field. The Pro-
ducers has arranged to drill as soon as
conditions warrant it. The feeling is
unanimous that the future of the field
for oil will soon be determined.
We are not looking upon this as
wildcat territory any more" n repre-
sentative oil man said. There is no
way of telling just how soon the oil
will be found or where it will he
found. but we know enough of geology
to warrant the belief that big field
exists here close to this gas. il may
require 20 or even so wells to find IT,
and II may take a year yet 1t may
be that we shall have to case off the
gas In some of these big gassers and
look for the oil sand beneath the gas
sand"
Another operator said that his com
pany has about all the acreage /,
: wants at this time. that his scouts
and lease men are in other territory
I and that the time has arrived for the
practical oil men to take charge OF
operations and see that as few mis-
takes as possible are made in develop
! ing the field.
Leasing continues toward the best
and acreage Is taken clear across Cot
| ton and Tillman counties. Test wells
are making good progress in the coun-
try about Chattanooga and locations
! have been made from that region tC
/ Mantou, near which some wells arc
! drilling.
The engine having been repaired
after a serious accident, Douglas &
Shelton are drilling again in No. II
the northeast of 29-1-10. In theii
No. in the southwest of 29-1-10 they
are drilling at 1900 feet. The 10y
atty Oil a. Gas Co. spudded in on 1t.
first well in the northeast of 3l-l-l(
this week One string OF tools -ha.
been recovered from Keys No, 3 IL
the southeast of 21-1-10 and a SECOND
string is being fished for. The tool
are on top of IA sand containing som,
gas in this well Keys No. in tht
northeast of 23-1-l0 is drilling a
100 feet In the northwest of 26-1
10 Keys No. 4 spudded in Wednesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

The Trench coat is a mod
ell of comfort and the
acme of style.
1t makes last seasons
coat look like the vintage
of '49.
1t has "the lines" that
give distinction to the
wearer.
It's here waiting for you.
Yes, there is a variety of ,
patterns, colors and fab
RIGS. Prices, SIS to S35.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Cleveland Mills prillins.

NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 4. = Tno
Cleveland County development COM
parry passed thru strata Of limestone
between coo and TOO feet and 10 drill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Tank Cars
For Sale

Ten 10000 capacity, all steel,
modern, immediate delivery price
right; terms cash. Address Post
Office Box 33S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Paris After OIL.


PARIS, Texas, Oct 1.--On n four
acre tract adjoining Campbell street
in Paris the Duvall oil company of
Paris Is to drill an oil well. The com
pany was organized with a capital
stock of $4,000 the other day after
oil had been found in an excavation,
being made for a Wholesale house Il.
Benham and Henley streets.
Two springs of water were encount-
cred in the excavation at eight feet.
After the water had settled into the
drain pools crude oil half-inch thick
showed up on the surface. The springs
were found in hard clay and gas was
evident, both gas and oil seeping from
sand near by. A few years ago
a wet weather spring broke out near
Paris and oil flowed on top of the wa
ter for so feet down the road
s. ]. Duvall Is head Of the company
that is to drill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

insures u gas supply for local factories
for years 10 come II the gas is properly
preserved. Consumers in this section
have learned thru experience to ap-
preciate the necessity OF conserving
the gas supply. There was time.
however when consumers utterly
wasted gas. using 1t as ireeiy as e
air. II was n common sight In this Sec
ton 10 see gas lights Durn day sid
night and many heating stoves that
were lighted In early fan were never
turned out until warm spring days re-
minded the owners that winter had
gone. IL gas had been sold here by
meter measure, as is now IS o,strrl-
buted instead OF low flat rate, the
CherIyvale field would certainly be
much better than IL is touay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
Mrs. Bowie Tells of
War Work Done by ~

Mrs. Henry T Bowie, 81 ~ Pnso.
spoke 20 "a rroup of womeu at the
Commercial club yesterday IN the
war work Of the Young Womci,s
Christian associations. Among the
objects of the war work. council ara
the preservation ~ the normal life of
girls working in munition plants and
Co make an effort to uphold the moral
standards OF girls IN all c~ommunitie>;
to establish recreation clubs. ana Ia
particularly apply this effort TO con
munities whore there are army en-
campments.
The council Mrs. Bowie said, WAS
equally Interested in the welfare II
the soldiers. At p~lattshHrg u had
built a hospitality house. where sol
diers 20 to meet their wives mothers.
sisters and swcethcarts. In III Paso tho
churches were opened 10 the soldiers
SUNDAY evenings, when programs ~
special music or lectures were offered
Appeals had been made to ne organ
ization 10 furnish programs Of read
inFs and music FOR the soldiers. this
II was doing as for as possible. and
Mrs. Bowie recommended that some
such entertainment he offered 10y The
women @: Albuquerque = the men AZ
camp Funston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
DIZZY SPELLS
Relieved After Taking Two Bottles
OF Cardui, Says Tennessee
Lady.

whltwell, Tenn.-Mrs. @. p. Cart
wright. Of this place. writes: About
four years ago the dizzy spells got SO
lad that when | would start "a walk
! would Just pretty nea fall. ] wasn't
past doing my work, but was very
much rundown.
| told nv husband I thought Cardui
would help me, rs a lady who lived
next door TO me had taken a great
deal, and told me to try H. This was
when We were living In Kentucky.
My husband got me a bottle and !
took Il according 20 directions. II
helped me 10 much that he went back
and got me another bottle. got a
whole lot better and just Quit taking
g. I got over the dizzy spells. Il took
no other medicine a. that time nor
since for this trouble. No. I've never
regretted taking Cardui.
/ felt Just fine when | finished tho
second bottle
Purely vegetable. mild and gentle
IN It's action, Cardui. the woman's
tonic, NAV be the very medicine you
need. II YOU suffer from symptoms OF
female troubles, give Cardui a trial:
All druggists. NC.lsv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04

In 80 doing, I wish Co take the priv.
iiego ~ expressing my appreciation
FOR the privilege of being yuur minis
ter ana association with this splen-
did people ana In this state where the
atmosphere is vibrant with the spirit
~ progress There is no greater OPP
portunity In his state for heroic
work and where a great church may
he huilt up in ON holy faith. So to
one and an. / wish To- express he
thanks ~ myself and family for ev-
cry token Of regard Wa have received.
thank The loyal members ~ the
official board who have stood with
me 100 The work. as strong pillars in
the temple OF our God.
thank the Ladies AiJ Society Tor
the self-sacriicc and devotion.
thank the g.. ". ~. NJ Auxiliary
whose work has been 1 source ~
pleasure and inspiration.
thank the choir. whose music has
added much tu the pleasure ana prof
it OF our services.
thank the workers aud scholars
In the bible school for their loyal and
efficient service.
7 thank the Christian Eud"ayorcrs.
whose members have done much foi
the good of the church.
And to one ~ AZ, ~ whatsoever
ramc cor posit on. who have faithfully
responded to every call Tor service.
aud who have" followed me In the
spirit uf harmony and victory. to
them I extend uh, thanks uf myself
and family. ID is with the very ho.i
wishes for the future uf the work a'
well az Tor the many act. uf kindness
received. that ! close my woiN an,
| trust that my going AVA N.I h'
made as easy for myself aud family
as possible
Mr people. "Thc Lord bless thee
ami keep thee, the Lord mako Dol.
I flee tu shIur uponthrp aua bee Ernc.
.ou. unto thee th, Lord iItt up hI.
! courtcuauec upon thee, and give th''
peace"
wow unto him who is able go kc"I
YOU from falling. and Go present y"t
! flult'ess before the pr,seucr OF b.
glory. with exceeding jo' tu the onii
wise God. our Savior. Doe glory am,
majesty. dominion % power hutl
! now aud forever. Amen"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
RANDOLPH COOK
RESIGNS AS PASTOR
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Popular Minister Quits to Devote
Hit Time to Post Of Chaplain in
the Army Review Of 81 Months
of Fruitful Service.

Rev. Randolph Cook pastor OF the
Broadway Christian church. viii
preach his last sermon tumorruw tie
has been commissioner "a chaplain IN
the New Mexico National Guard.
which will be fcderniized sunday aud
IL giving up his church work so that
| he may be able Geo accompany the regi-
ment when it is ordered away from
here.
4 letter. of which the fullowing BE- "a
copy. has been presented Co the
church through the official board
To the official Board. and Mem
beers of the broadway Christian
church Albuquerque. Sew Mexico.
| Dear Friends -
Twenty-une months ago YOU .uNit-
| ed mo to become your minister. THAT
Invitation not ~ my " seeking
was accepted. with some regard 10
the needs az the work, as well a. u.s.
| opportuuities and possibilities !
| found q most cordial welcome on
taking up the work. and that rcl1-
ton has continued ~unbrok"n. We
have had "A good degree 'f success in
the work, in The things that make for
a better feeling mons the people and
a more efficient organi1at ON of the
work. The minister has delivered
| above two hundred addresses. and
assisted los his wife. made above $500
calls. ~ a. total OF l64 have taken
membership with the church MANY
! funerals have been held. and seven
teen couples have been unitd iu mar
RAG Much work has been done
among the sick. and. to nay knowledge
not one single call for service OF AID
has one unausW cred hy your minis
tor. ] have found much pleasure as
well as satisfaction 100 the work.
However, boz the progress of the
times many changes are being
wrought aud these changes bear n
relation Gel us all Your min -ter =
no exception He has always ielt =
keen interest Zoo AN passing events ANA
HAS uo. Stunned To- bear his part
whatever that was thought Co uo.
Shrinking mo- duty that was asked az
him.
Under date OF MAY llth 1919. the
governor of On state saw Or fo au-
point your minister chaplain uf the
g. Regiment. N NJ ". g. the same
Geo he effective when that guard was
called Co camp. rho dat, OF which Wa.
not named. After due consideration
and ON tho advice ~ friends 100 whom
have. confidence, Z decided Poo accept
chat appointment D know uf 1000 Tol,
son Why / should not goo 20 war.
have 20 fair education. good health
reasonable capacity fur service am
worth attl, Co. society with NOT a'
rilny depending ou me l- other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
Deer Killers Nabbed
By the Game Warden

The Albuquerque Game Protective
Association received q telegram to-
day ron State Game Warden r. Rou-
nuii. Ir, telling Of the arrest and con-
Niction Of men named
Aheyta and Mares %. killing deet out
OF season They were apprchendcd
yesterday in the mountains west Of
Lac Vegas by Mr. Rouauit In person,
who reports that ne found them with
two deer I'm possession. The trial
took place today n East Lns Vegas,
and resulted in a n of $3.50 each
and q Jail sentence each.
The officers OF the G. r 4. point
out hat wiliful disreeard of the gam,
laws Is not only becoming unpopular
hut exceedingly expensive. \ mes
sage OF congratulatior was cent ar
Rouauit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
H|pPEDOUT
OF DISTRICT NO. 8
/, |NJULYJ0TA3 5000
Range Conditions in Western So.
zorro County Slightly Improved
by Showers; Good Rains at Gal.
up and West and North.

Th- tota' number % cattle shipped
VA OF district No. 8 during July was
sa00 shipments were as follows;
From EDcino Jolly Z BY Ballard and
Armstrong 20 San Marciai zoe year
flnEs and heiffers.
July 4 from f'neino by r. NJ. Cotton
10 Clovis IS stock cattle.
July 20 from M~agdaiena 60 Denver,
si5 three and four year old steers. By
r.. NJ. Tankersby.
July 20. from Magdaiena to Lucy
New Mexico. BY A. n. Dean. see stick
cattel.
From Magdaiena TO South Dakota.
hy T. p. Tale. lice yearling steers.
FRAN the v.cross T. company In
western socorro county.
RANGE conditions are slightly i'm.
proved in western Socorro county by
local showers. Good rains fell at
The rest 81 the country y stiil dry.
Gallup and from there west and north
cattle are In good condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
Immanucl Evangelical Imtirsn
Chuixai.

Car Schmid. pastor.
Residence Sol South High street.
Phone 2047.
our services are held In the Libra
AIRY corner Edith street and Central
Avenue.
German services az lf.O0 a m.
In thu absence Of the pastor the
Rev. Edw. Hackmaan Will preach.
The pastor is expected to return this
week and conduct the regular ser
Vices next sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04

Christian science services are held
at AIS west Gold avenue, every sun
day morning At II O'Clock.
sunday School at g;45 o'clock;
Wednesday evening meetings at :
o'clock. .
Reading room open daily excetp
sundays and holidays from II 80 "a
p. m. at AIS west cold. avenue sec-
ond floor.
a free circulating library includins
an the works of Mary Baker Eddy
and other authorized Christian Sci
ence Literature Is maintained in con.
nection with the reading room.
The public Is cordially invited O.,
attend the sunday services, the Wed.
nsday evening meetings and to wis.,
the reading room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04
No Ceremony Is to
Mark LIBERALIZATION

No ceremony viii mark the drafting
81 the national guard into federal
service az Camp Funston. Officers
are expected 10 send their acceptance
OF federal commissions to Washinstcn
tomorrow.
Announcement has been made hy
the government that guard regiments
will not lose their identity in the war.
Rcgimental. BRIGADE and divisional
designations wil ~different,ate the reg
ular army. the national guard. and
the national army. the object beng
to conserve local traditions ana pride,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-04

CORNER Lead aveuue ana sOUfh
Third street.
Charles oscar Beckman, pastor.
Edith Gorby. ~deaconess.
Preaching by h pastor az n a m.
and : =. M, Morning subject, "Who
wiz Dwell with Everlasting Burn
ings'' Evening subject, "Taklng
ship for Tarshish.
sunday School 9.4j a. M.
Epworth Lengue q. m.
Mrs. y. W Benning will sing both
morning and evening
\ welcome for all.