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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-29
WIFE USED HOODOO
POWDERS ON HIM.
POLICEMAN SAYS
WomaCkn Resisting AIimony
Suit, Declares He Was Made
Wreck by Mrs, Womack'S
Effort to Kill Him

Charging that his wife had sought
the advice of gypsy fortune tellers and
voodoo doctors in her alleged efforts
to kill him by use of charms. magic
potions and mysterious agents which
made him a nervous wreck, ex-Police-
man F. H. Womack took the stand
Monday in his suit for divorce against
Mrs. Lula b. Womack, and made SEN
sational allegations featured by hair
raising revelations concerning her al
legged conduct.
Womack, who was a policeman until
recently discharged by the board. has
obtained much notoriety by his persist
ent refusals to pay his wife alimony,
and Judge George L. Bell has jailed
him for contempt Of the court order
on two occasions
When his divorce case came up for
a hearing in Judge W. D. Ellis court
room Monday, Womack soon had the
jury electrified by his statements. His
testimony brought on the most bitter
wranglings between Attorney Roy
Dorsey, counsel for Mrs. womack, and
the witness.
Before 1 separately from my wife in
1915" womack said. "she had been 60
ing to all manner of conJurers and
gypsies to get potions and charms 70
kill me. Many a time 1 have awaken
ed in the middle OF the night to find
my face thickly covered with a red
powder with a mysterious odor. I have
found curious little balls and charms
in my pockets, and packages of herbs
and drugs in my clothes. Some of them
had marked on them, Use while
asleep and others bore the direction,
Use on clothes"
Gentlemen Swomack said dramatic
ally to the jury, for years 1 have
been living in a sluggish and druggec
condition from the influence of the
mysterious agencies which have been
brought to bear upon me-"
On cross-eXaminati ton Attorney Dor
sey developed several discrepancies In
Womack's testimony at his first de-
cree hearing and the present one, and
several times Judge Ellis was forced to
stop the ex-polceman from dragging in
hearsay testimony.
DR.. Robert Granting took the stand
and testified that he had been treating
Womack for a disordered stomach for
some time, but was disposed to give
very little credence to the theory of
Womack that powders administered by
his wife had caused his trouble. DIR.
Granting said that during the course
of treatment Womack had brought some
kind of powder to him, but that he had
not analysed 1t and could not state its
contents.
The case will be concluded Monday
afternoon or Tuesday morning.
Judge T. z. Patterson, of Griffin.
member of the state prison commission,
took the stand and declared that Mrs.
Womack's character in Griffin was of
the very best
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-29
Austria Masses Reserves
For Defense of Trieste

ROME, May 2S.-Austria is massing
every man of her reserves for a last
desperate defense of Triest. MeanYhile
her troops on the left wing are gradu-
ally giving way before the Irresistible
Italian advance.
Estimates from the front today PIT
the total Austrian losses in dead.
wounded and missing since May IA,
when the italian offensive started, at
$4,000 men, The enemy is lighting
braveIy under decimating fire and ter
Fific smashes from General Cardorna's
infantrymen.
According to word from the Carso
line today ali austrian reserves are De-
ing concentrated close to Triest and the
civil evacuation of the city has been
ordered All, supplies are being hurried
~ transported to inland cities
Prisoners were quoted today as de-
claring that the Austrian defense had
been greatly handicapped by lack OF
adequate reserves. The Russian front
has already been drained Of every DOS
sible man consistent with safety, both
to reinforce the dwindling man supply
on the western and the Italian fronts
Moreover, it was declared that Teuton
army commanders are now apprehen-
sive over what Russian troops may at
tempt against them.
The new Russian minister Of war is
being watched closely. His fiery ap-
peals to Russia's soldiers may result,
the Austrians believe, in some sudden
offensive. For this reason the Germans
and Austrians have been compelled to
keep the northern and eastern fronts
fairly well defended.
All prisoners declare their orders
were to resist the Italian advance at
all costs. All were unanimous in de-
Claring the hurricane of artillery fire.
to which they were subjected was APP
palling in its infliction of losses.
Then came the overwhelmingly dash
ing advance of the Italian infantrymen
Desperate and repeated counter at
tacks reported today indicated, in the
belief of war office attaches, that the
Austrians have not yet given up hope
Of recapturing the Yodice sector.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-29
russian Army Is Urged
10 Eight German Enenu

PETROGRAD, May 27.-(Via Lon
don, May 2S)-VirtuaIly all the diver
gent political factions, all class organ
!%atiohs' councils and even the socialist
leaders with the exception of the ex-
IRENE LETTERS today re-echo the ap-
peAl OF minister of War Kerensky to
the troops and applaud the new order
OF the day: Advance" IT remains 70
be seen how the army itself will re-
ceive this nnal exhortation to patriot
ism and-the defense OF Russia's newly
won freedom.
Constant efforts have been made DIR
ing the past two months by represent-
atlVes' not only of the government but
OF the soldiers, to bring home to the
army that the abandonment of active
warfare would not only mean treachery
to the allies but the inevitable loss Of
all that has been gained in the revolu-
ton.
1t is confidently believed that this
last call, supported as IT is by almost
every element of society, will move the
army to realization of the situation
All the commanders have added their
appeals to the order of Minister Kerr
ensky. They all emphasize the ne
cessity Of not only defending the coun-
try aginst the enemy but of an advance
to relieve the pressure upon the allies
which Germany has been able to exert
by transferring the bulk of her troops
to the western front.
General Alexieff says tersely: For
ward! Advance to attack the enemy"
General Brussiloff says: TT is nee
essary to conserve and consolidate
freedom. The soldiers must overthrow
and defeat the enemy Shame and dis
honor to those who have a weak spir-
it, General Dragomiroff is less la
comic "An advance he
Re says, "is an immediate necessity.
The enemy is taking advantage of our
passivity to leave this front open and
send forces westward The French and
British are honestly doing their duty
as our allies. They are saving our
new freedom which otherwise we would
lose.
But soon their advance must wear
itself out and then there will be no
one to help us"
The newspapers contain similar ap-
reals from the heads of the govern
ments. Premier Lvoff writes:
Honor demands our activity. We are
drowned in speeches and words. The
muscles of our organism are being
z trophied. Further passivity will mean
ruin" NJ Skobeleff, the new Socialist
minister OF labor, joins the chorus with
the declaration: Our present task is
In a new order to the army General
Elexeiff explained yesterday why 1T is
for the soldiers to receive
emissaries from the German lines seek
ing peace conferences. Even the COM
he says, lis prohib-
tied by law from receiving peace dele
gates and every man from the com
mander down who does this is traitor.
Only the government knows when 1t
is tgy,a IN Ston war Such conferences
never take place on the front except
between authorized diplomats. The
Germans know this and send represen-
tatives only to learn the disposition of
our troops and to provoke dissension
among us to create Ill feeling between
the soldiers and their commanders.
IT appeal to your intelligence and
YOUR heart. IF the enemy really wanted
peace he would know how to go about
n Wake I'D! Peace will be reached
through victory. Trust your command
ers
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-29
Atlanta Camp Site
May Be an Extension
OF Fort Mcpherson
Special to The Journal

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 2s.-Offi-
cial announcement of exact location of
camp sites for twelve concentration
camps for CONSUMPTION army and ma
tional guard in southeast was to have
been made at l o'clock, but board was
unable to finish report.
Major Kilbourne, chief of staff. an
nounced today that the Macon camp
ste would be at Holly Bluffs, the site at
Greenville would be in the vicinity of
Silver lake, and the Augusta site on
Dickey property, near Washington road.
The Atlanta site will be an extension Of
Fort Mcpherson. Definite announce
ment of the exact location of twelve
sites will be made Tuesday morning.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-29
Berlin SCOTS at Speech
OF Lloyd-George Dealing
With Submarine Menace

AMSTERDAM, May 2s.-tVia Lon
don)-The speech of Premier Lloyd
George last week in which he said Ger
man. submarines were being combatted
successfully and that England could not
be starved by the submarine campaign
is characterized as only empty words"
in a semi-official German reply.
Facts are lacking" says the reply,
because our navy has found little trace
cf the new methods. whereby, accord
ing to the views of the enemy. the SUBJ
marine danger can be met. Hitherto all
enemy experts have agree that with the
present means they are powerless
against the serious dangers occasioned
by submarines A change in tactical
methods cannot be achieved in fort
night We calmly await Lloyd Georges
prediction as to the future"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-29
Will Finance Employees
In Purchasing Bonds

The Georgia Railway and Power COM
pany. through it's president. Preston s.
Arkwright. announced Monday that II
will purchase liberty loan bonds for any
of its employees and carry them for
one year until the employe can pay for
them on the installment plan.
Applications are to be made 10 J. S.
Mitchell. Jr., treasurer of the company,
before June 10. The total amount for
which any employe can subscribe in that
way shall not exceed 10 per cent of his
salary. to be deducted proportionately
from each semi-monthly or monthly pay
ment OF salary until the full amount
Of the sum advanced is repaid
The company will retain the bonds
subscribed for by its employees until the
purchase price has been repaid. and will
then deliver them TO the purchaser,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-29
acnreS Known Dead
IN Path of Tornado

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 2s.-With the
dead already counted in scores and the
injured AT more than hundred. re-
ports were awaited today from inuumeT-
aoIe hamlets and remote settlements in
-.e rath OF the storm TO reveal the
extent OF the toll in lives and property
taken b. tornadoes which tore their
way through half a dozen counties in
northwestern Tennessee. southwestern
Kentucky. eastern Arkansas and mining
towns in the vicinity or Birmingham.
Ala. Yesterday and last night
Reports early today estimated the
number Of dead in the vicinity of Hick-
man. Ky. at approximately forty; I'm
Mississippi county. Arkansas. Is were
killed: IL were reported dead at Sayre.
Ala: six were killed in the vicinity OF
Dyersburg. Tenn, six at Gates Landing
near .Ttptonville. Tenn. and two at
the village OF Baker, near Antioch,
Tenn. and two at Sharon. Tenn.
Within a radius Of twelve miles Of
(continusd On Page Q, COL ID
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-05-29
MAY SEND JAPANESE
SOLDIERS To RUSSIAN
FRONT To SAVE ASIA
Fearing a Separate Peace
With Germany Japanese
PubIiCiStS Advise Aggressive
Action to Prevent Invasion

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-Dispatch OF
Japanese troops, in large force. to the
RUSSIAN front, is apparently the next
big move in the world war" il was an
thoritatively predicted to the United
Press today.
rearing a separate Russian peace
with Germany. Japanese pubIicists are
ADVISING this course to save Asia from
German aggression, IT was declared
The United Press informant is high
In diplomatic circles here.
Inc informant stated that "since lit
tie Is known of the real status of Rus
sian atfairs' one fact stands uppermost.
VIZ, that Japanese armies must aid in
maintaining the Russian battle lines as
me only course to keep the Teutons ulti-
mately out of China"
it was explained that while Japan's
soldiers are conscripted for the primary
OBJECTS Oh defense, public sentiment in
the mlkado's empire would sanction
senolns troops to distant foreign service
IN such case-the object being TO
thwart an ultimate invasion of Chin
and the orient"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24
In the Oil Fields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
S. j. DILL DEAD-S. j. Dill, who
altho comparative stranger in Tulsa
has been very active in this field dur
ing the last six months and who was
vice president of the newly organized
Astra Oil company, Is dead at his
home on Long Island as the result or
a carbuncle on his neck.
II. b. Crary of Binghamton, n. "
who is associated with DIR. Dill, ar
rived in Tulsa Saturday with the
news.
WEST OF OKMULGEE-W. Is.
Pine is down $50 feet on the NJ. Bra
eel farm in 7-13-12.
In 6-13-12 the Newly Oil company
is shut down at 1900 feet in No. lie
on the A. Newly farm.
f.. j. Lambert has a rig up In the
northeast of 30-13-12.
w. c. Newman Is drilling at 2,3Oe
feet in the northeast of the southwest
of 33-13-12. 1t il on the p. Marshall
farm.
At NATURA--R. G. Rapp is drill
ing at 1875 feet on the +. Brown
farm In 2S-15-13.
In 33-15-13 f. r. Black is drilling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

at 100 feet on the +. Roberts farm.
The Barbara Oil company No. l
on the Il. Roberts farm in 33-15-13 is
fishing at 1900 feet.
The same company Is rigged up for
u test on the Tiger farm in 33-15-13.
AT MORRIS-R, V. Hyers is fish
ing at 600 feet in No. ! on the ii.
Scott farm in 23-13-14.
In the same section Kimbley ana
Kings No. on the L. Scott farm is
n rig.
The Iron Mountain OIL company is
drilling at 925 feet on No. on the
II. johnson farm in 24-13-14.
AT BEGGS-J. C. Lyons is shut
down at 2,l25 feet on No. l on the
Mary Doyle farm in 26-14-11.
In 23-14-11 the Savoy Oil compaii,
is drilling at 1900 feet on the Jeffer-
son farm.
The same company is drilling at
1000 feet on the c. Hill farm IN
22-14-11.
AT OKFUSKEE-The Wolverine
Oil company has the rig up on the
b. Carter farm in 2413-fO.
The Carter Oil company Is drilling
1T 100 feet on No. 2 on the Sampson
in 25-1S-10.
In 1851 the j. g. Lyons No. l
on the NJ. e. Bryant farm is drilling
at 1900 feet.
AT FRANTIC Margay oil com
pany is spudding No. l on the f. Sc
vier farm in 11-13-15.
In the same section the Penn
Wyoming OIL company is down 1925
feet on the f. Sewer farm.
The Navajo Ol company Is spud-
ding No. on the +. Sewer farm in
11-13-15.
AT MUSKOGEE-O. p. Thomas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24
TIRE Distributors MOVE
o. A. Steiner Company Now Located
at 1O3 East Second.

The O. A. Steiner Tire company has
moved from its I d location at 10
East Fifth to 403 east Second, where
they are now open<for business. w.
the Dickason- Goodman Lumber COM
pany of Coweta, who is vice -presid ent
of the local concern, has assumed ac-
tive charge of the assessory depart
ment
Much larger floor space has been
gained by the o. A. Steiner Tire
company in the new quarters and bet
ter service for the public is assured.
They are distributors for the Racine
and Mohawk tires.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT BOYNTON-Clark r. Bryan
and others are building rig prepara-
tory to starting well In the south
east corner OF the west half of the
northwest quarter Of 35-14-1b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT HYDRO-The johnson Drilling
company is drilling at 5000 feet with
rotary on the Smith farm in the
southwest corner Of the southeast Of
10-12-i3w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24
AT KINCFTS

AT KINGFTSHER-B and as
sociates have recovered the UNDER
reamer in No. l on the Schneider
farm In the southwest corner of the
southeast Of S23-9w and are shut
down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT ERAM-Ike Simmons has rig
up on the II. Sandy farm In 16-13-16
In 15-13-15 the Wyoming OH
company is spudding No. / on the IL
Sandy farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT COUNCIL HILD-Cooper ana
associates are still shut down at 1,76S
feet on No. on the l.. Thompson
farm in 20-12-16.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24
AT HAMIITON-The

AT HAMIITON-The Gypsy Oil
company No. l on the j. Sanger farm
In 4-14-12 is drilling at 1850 feet.
j. II. Rebold is drilling at 775 feet
on the G. Washington farm in 81
1l-l2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT OKMULGEE-C. V. Kelly is
drilling at 1,425 feet on the A. Davis
farm in 2-13-13
On the S. Sanger farm in 16-13-13
DIETRICH and others are drilling az
675 feet on No. 3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24
Boy Scouts Save Potatoes.

TO- ~ ih,i h,'ion puS,i1is vi pota
~ u .'''.. ~ iopapIy wouiu nave rotteu
III tIle ground because flfty thousand
negroes from that section have mi
from Washington, Richmond. Peters
burg, Norfolk, Baltirore and as far
north nc NYiIn,ing,on nj M -
nd. 81 .r.I7.'' sto,I' Dei' lhey are
ecntiro TharI riSiUr VI scout EN
ecutiVe CharIeS l.. weaver of Rich
mond.
c,r M, ~, -.--------
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, MUSKOGEE
COUNTY, SIS: In the County Court
In re Estate OF Willie Eva Flowers, a Mi
nor, John Q. Escoe, Guardian no. 2s19
state. ,,
,,o,r,,,, 90, NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that In
pursuance OF an order OF the County Court
OF ,Muskogee County, State Of Oklahoma,
made in the above entitled and numbered
thoriIlng the undersigned, as guardian of
said minor, TO enter into a contract with
some responsible person, persons or cor.
poration, TO purchase the oneeighth share
OF the said minor OF the oil produced and
saved during the succeeding I2 months
from the following described tracts and
parcels OF land. lying and situate In the
County OF Greek, State of Oklahoma to-
wit; m
The East Half OF the East Half OF
east Quarter Of the Northeast Quar-.
ter OF Section 3; and the West Half
OF the Southeast Quarter oftthe South.
west Quarter OF Section q; and the
West Half of the Northeast Quarter OF
the Northwest Quarter; and the South.
OF Section II, Township 16 North.
Range East, containing 100 acres
more or less,
and appoint Tuesday, the srd day Of July.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

SOUTH OF CUSHING-The Gypsy
Oil company is drilling at 2,676 feet
on the ]. Campbell farm in the south
east corner of the southwest Of the
southwest OF 21-17-5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT MOUNTAIN VIEW-The Man
churia Oil & Gas Co. is drilling at
2,400 feet on the Young farm in the
southeast corner of the northeast Of
90-1o-14w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT HASKELI-Michels Is rigget
up for No. on the Franklin farm
In 3615-1b,
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

has small well in No. on the p.
Washington farm in 14-14-17 but it
is making a little water in sand found
from 1.554 to 1856 feet.
The Onyx OIL company No. 3 Uf,
the 4. Sango farm in 6-14-lS is drill
ing at 1926 feet.
AT BILLINGS-The Sinclair Oil e
Gas Co. is drilling at CTS feet on the
Lynds farm in the southeast corner
of the southwest of 7-23-2w.
on the Iia arrington farm in the
northeast conner of the southeast of
9-232w the Quadrangle Petroleum
company % drilling AZ 1925 feet
AT MUSKOGEE--Whi and
others are down 1926 feet in No.
on the e. Sango farm in 20-15-17.
The Oklahoma Southern OIL com
pany Is fishing at 1,20O feet in No.
on the J. Toby farm in 22-l6-17.
FRED HARRIS DEAD-Fred Har-
ris of the Bradford Supply company
of Robinson, Ill, well-known to tho
oil fraternity in this vicinity is dead
as the result of an accident while driv-
ing an automobile.
AT MUSKOGEE-The Universal
OIL company is shut down at 1,150
feet for water in 321320. 1t is on
the M. Steil farm.
The Navy Oil & Gas Co. No. on
the o. Tiger farm in 30-1417 is fish
ing for tools at 2,225 feet.
AT OKMULGEE-C. V. Kelly Is
drilling at 1.425 feet on the A. Davis
farm in 2-13-13.
On the S. Sanger farm in 16-13-1S
| DIETRICH and others are drilling al
675 feet on No. 3.
AT HAMIITON-The Gypsy Oil
company No. l on the ]. Sanger farm
in 4-14-12 is drilling at 1850 feet.
j. II. Rebold is drilling at 775 feet
on the G. Washington farm in FL
HIP.
AT KINGEYSHER-Bra and as
sociates have recovered the UNDER
reamer in No. / on the Schneider
farm in the southwest corner Of the
southeast Of S-23-9w and are shut
down.
AT BOYNTON-Clark f. Bryan
and others are building rig prepara-
tory to starting well in the south
| Cu@ corner Oh tne west ndiI VI, tHt
northwest quarter Of 35-14-1b.
SOUTH OF CUSHING-The Gypsy
Oil company is drilling at 2,67o fee
on the j. Campbell farm in the south
| east corner of the southwest of the
southwest Of 21-17-5.
AT MOUNTAIN VIEW-The Man.
! churia Oil & Gas Co. is drilling al
| 2,400 feet on the Young farm in the
southeast corner of the northeast Of
! 30-1o-14w.
AT HYDRO-The Johnson Drilling
company is drilling at 5000 feet with
a rotary on the Smith farm in the
southwest corner OF the southeast OF
10-12-i3w.
At ERAM-Ike Simmons has rig
up on the II. Sandy farm In 16-13-15
In 15-13-15 the Wyoming OH
| company is spudding No. on the IL
| Sandy farm.
AT COUNCIL HILI-Cooper and
associates are still shut down at 1,76s
feet on No. on the l.. Thompson
farm in 20-12-16.
AT HASKELI~Michel Is rigged
up for No. 6 on the Franklin farm
In 26-15-1b,
UoNrtNrrrD ON Nryr pAlD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT MUSKOGEE-The Universal
OIL company is shut down at 1,150
feet for water in 32-13-20. 1t is on
the M. Steil farm.
The Navy Oil & Gas Co. No. on
the o. Tiger farm in 30-14-17 is fish
ing for tools at 2,225 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

has a small well in No. 5 on the p.
Washington farm in 14-14-l7 but it
is making a little water in sand found
from 1,554 to 1856 feet.
The Onyx OH company No. 8 ot,
the 4. Sango farm in 6-14-lS is drill
ing at 1926 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

STATE OF OKLAHOMA. MUsKOGEE
COUNTY, IS: In the County Court
In re Estate OF Willie Eva Flowers. a Mi
nor. John @. Escoe, Guardian. no. 2sl9
State,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24
FRED HARRIS DEAD-Fred Ha

ris of the Bradford Supply company
of Robinson, ILL.,, well-known to the
oil fraternity in this vicinity is dead
as the result of an accident while driv-
ing an automobile.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT BILLINGS-The Sinclair Oil &
Gas Co. is drilling at CTS feet on the
Lynds farm in the southeast corner
of the southwest of 7-23-2w.
on the Harrington farm in the
northeast corner of the southeast OF
9-232w the Quadrangle Petroleum
company is drilling AZ 1,o2S feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

NT MUSkOCIF.-~Wh hItesIutS ana
others are down 1926 feet in No. l
on the II. Sango farm in 20-1517.
The Oklahoma Southern Oil COM
pany is fishing at 1900 feet in No. l
on the J. Toby farm in 22-l6-17.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24

AT MUSKOGEE-O. p. T