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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

located in 1888 and the other in 24-4-3
The company is developing production
west of Wichita Falls, Texas, where it
has 700 acres and it has just drilled IN
a 1000 barrel well ahead of production
in the Goose Creek field in southern
Texas. Mr. Blaffer has been here for
several days and will. visit the Wichita
Falls country before returning to his
headquarters in Houston
Producers state that the casing sit.
uation is much easier now than it he's
been for several months and that few
wells are shut down for casing.
American Industrial Oil Company, on
the Thompson farm, in section 3O-3.3,
is shut down at 1850 feet waiting for
heavy casing. The company is provid-
ed with plenty of light casing but a
heavier grade is demanded for tts use
at this time.
Several of those who have made
money in the Healdton district have
oitsc pNti ohNtcSolui Will investments
in the Culbertson district, west Of
Wichita Falls in north Texas. Crowell.
Feagin and Cant, who own an interest
in 320 acres there, have recently drilled
into the sand In their first we'll The
top was reached at 400 feet and with
the sand penetrated to a depth of II
feet the well is making about 300 bar.
rels Of 40 gravity oil that sells for e.
The Plains Oil & Gas Company also
has production in that section and L.
r. Crowell of Waurika has a substan.
tial income from his investments there
j. f. Fossett, who is operating a rot.
airy rig in the Fox district for the Sin
clair people, was in Ardmore yester.
day.
G. j. Humphreys, with the National
Oil G. Gas Company. has returned from
Bartlesville and other points in the
northern portion of the state.
Verne NJ. Clopton, who has been in
the Healdton district as scout for the
Sinclair Oil & Gas Company was mar.
ried recently to Miss Fannie ]. Allen,
Of Ada. The ceremony was performed
in Oklahoma City. Mr.. Cloyton made
many friends during his stay here and
Mrs. Clopton is from one of the best
families in the southern portion of tie
state.
" Melton, who owns twenty,acre
tract known as the Melton farm in %
l-3 which is being operated by the Pro
ducers OIL Company, has received
enough money in royalties to purchase
9uafter section Of land in Cotton
county that cost $500 Mr.. Melton
leased his land for fifty cents an acre.
but he is getting as his part now about
100 barrels day. In writing out the
lease on the farm a wrong description
was given, but after five wells had
been drilled Mr. Melton corrected the
error by executing lease giving the
right description.
w. X. snider and y. ]. Dougherty ace
here from Tulsa.
John $. Sankey was here yesterday
from Ada
A. NJ. Rutis, who is doing scout duty
for the Sinclair people at Healdton.
was On Ardmore Saturday.
Barney Horrigan, OF the Eastern Tor
pedo Company, was here yesterday
from Healdtrr
w. X. Marbry. out OF the Roxana ot.
flee in Tulsa, is Here visiting with ].
F. McGuigan and other members Of
the local force Of the Roxana Company.
Mr. Marbry was a scout in this dis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

The Janta Producing Company, onu
OF the Barnsdall subsidiaries. and the
Southwest States oil Company will drill
a joint test on the Charles llletewahka
far In the NE, NE. NE OF section %.
SO, about four miles southeast Of Ada.
in Pontotoc county. The owners have
an S4.foot rig completed and will be
drilling within a week. This IL TO be
made a good test.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

Eddie Ramsey of the Kinney Oil &
Gas Company, is devoting his time to
the cleaning out of wells and building
up the production of the company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

GYPSY Oil Co., on the Bowers farm, in
1924. has not made any progress. Work
men are trying 70 pull the casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15
OIL AND GAS NEWS

w. j. Schoonmaker, Of the Southwest
States Oil Company is here after a
business trip to the Rolf and Ada dis
tricts where he is doing drilling.
L. H. Keller. of the Southwest States
Oil Company has recently returned
from a business trip to Washington.
j. e. Crosbe of Tulsa, who at one
time was an active operator at Heald.
ton, has recently made the purchase of
nine head of shorthorn cattle in Canada
for which he paid $4,000. Like many
other oil men of Oklahoma Mr. Crosbie
is using a portion of his wealth to
make Oklahoma a better agricultural
and stock raising state. He entered the
business as a hired hand on a lease
and worked his way up to a point
where he is prominent as a producer,
as a refiner, and as a banker.
Mrs. Mabel James Wilson, of the
Randol Hotel, is IN Tulsa on brief
business trip.
N. A. Jennings, president of the For
ty-Sixth Star Refining Company, which
is building a plant just south Of Heald-
ton, is an Ardmore visitor today.
j. w. Orme an old.time citizen of
Healdton was here yesterday. Mr. Orme
is planning to make trip to New
Mexico, where he will remain for some
time, and he has resigned his member
ship on the Healdton school board in
favor Of II. l. Carmichael. He says he
never saw a more progressive people
than at Healdton and that the town
will build a district high school that
will be credit to the state and that
will give to the children of that district
the very best Of educational advantages.
G.. NJ. Russell, who has been at
Healdton for the past month working at
his trade as a carpenter has returned to
Ardmore. He was busy every day he
spent there.
w. T. Daum, formerly clerk at the
Randol, was here yesterday from vii.
son where he is engaged in assisting d.
IA Minis in the construction work Of
the plant OF the Nyanza Refining Com.
pany. The company has its pipe line
built to its leases in section 13 and is
making good progress with the work
on the refinery The plant will be in
operation by the middle of September
A water well is now being drilled and
has reached a depth Of 245 feet. This
is expected to furnish a supply OF water
for the operation OF the plant Two
water tanks have been built which are
fifty feet square and seven feet deep.
ID. r. Minis, the manager Of the plant
is Ill in Oklahoma City at this time
Gypsy Oil Company No. l Williams
in section 1928. on the Gypsy townsite
is drilling at 2,9OO feet.
GYPSY Oil Company No. Pearce, in
1929, had 80 feet of gas sand which
was found at depth OF 1881 feet II
is making about 100000 feet Of gas
ana will be drilled deeper in hopes OF
reaching an oil sand.
Gypsy Oil Company No. Linder-
smith. in 1929, is at a death Of 1850 and
has bad fishing job on hands. The
well will in all probability have to be
abandoned
GYPSY oil Company No. l Martin, I'm
1923, is drilling at 1900 feet.
GYPSY Oil Co. on the Bowers farm, in
1924, has not made any progress. Work
men are trying TO pull the casing.
Hickman Oil Co, on the Hickman
farm in section 1928, is reported to
be drilling at 500 feet.
Is<2-CzsEsS--t,-S N ..srcs,'' Q ~ = - ~ . ~
GVDgV Oil CompanV has made new
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

Pat Murphy, who has done more to
develop the Homer district than any
other man, is an Ardmore visitor today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

GYPSY oil Company No. Martin, in
1923, is drilling at 1900 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

Barney Horrigan OF the Eastern Tor
pedo Company, was here yesterday
from Healdtur
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

trict for several months. He has re-
Gently been promoted and he works
now in all sections of this state and
in Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

Verne NJ. Clopton, who has been in
the Healdton district as scout for the
Sinclair OIL & Gas Company was mar
ried recently to Miss Fannie ]. Allen
Of Ada. The ceremony was performed
in Oklahoma City. Mr. Cloyton made
many friends during his stay here and
Mrs. Clopton is from one of the best
families in the southern portion of TIE
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

Asa Michaels who moved his tools
from 1871 to 2O-3-2 to drill for the
Adams Investment Co, win move the
tools back TO the Taylor farm when
CASING has arrived and the test viii
be drilled TO 1000 feet.
j. NJ Vass and others, on the Carroll
farm. in section 29.S.i, is drilling at 7bd
feet in red beds. The well has had
two oil showings.
When Charles ]. Wrightsman has
completed his well in section 2-4'1 east
OF Addington he will move the tooli
to 3.42. east OF Healdton, and complete
the test which has been drilled TO 1915
feet In that section.
Humble OIL Company. which is rep
resented in the southern portion OF the
state by Charles b. Goddard, Is one OF
the giant young companies OF oklahO-
ma and Texas. H. $. Sterling, OF Hous.
ton. who has been the chief executive
OF the company since It's organization,
has. In a manner. transferred his au
thority to II. l.. Blaffer. The company
has been given a larger capitalization
and is active In several fields.
At Healdton Il has a good production
and In planning 10 build two casing
head gasoline plants. They VIII be
built OF steel and concrete and viii b.
made thoroughly modern. One VIII De
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

Gypsy Oil Company No. l Williams
in section 1928, on the Gypsy townsite.
is drilling at 1900 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

GYPSY Oil Company No. Linder-
smith. in 1928. is at a death of 1850 and
has bad fishing job on hands. The
well will in all probability have to be
abandoned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

GYPSY Oil Company No. l Pearce, in
1929, had 80 feet of gas sand which
was found at a depth Of 1881 feet. 1t
is making about 100000 feet Of gas
and will be drilled deeper in hopes OF
reaching an oil sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

G. NJ. Russell who has been at
Healdton for the past month working at
his trade as a carpenter, has returned to
Ardmore. He was busy every day he
spent there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

Randol Hotel, is IN Tulsa on a brief
business trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

A. NJ. Rutis. who is doing scout duty
for the Sinclair people at Healdton.
was In Ardmore Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

G. j. Humphreys, with the National
Oil & Gas Company. has returned from
Bartlesville and other points in the
northern portion of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

j. f. Fossett, who is operating rot.
airy rig in the Fox district for the Sin
clair people, was in Ardmore yester.
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

Irrespective of condition of complete disaster would be
brought this other country prosperous
cialy strong merely through the direct results of such preacmens
false If those who have spend should buying
the hundreds of their employees would be without employ
men orders to the mills and factories would
plants would be closed down and their thousands employees
find themselves without with hardshps prva
tions which this entails
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

n. A. Jennings, president of the For
ty-Sixth Star Refining Company, which
is building a plant just south Of Heald-
ton, is an Ardmore visitor today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

We refund railroad fares &C.
cording TO the plan Of the Re
tail Merchants Association of
Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-15

John s. sankey was here yesterday
from Ada.
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DILLON BARRY BOUT
 GREATEST OF SEASON
NOOSlER ARRIVES AND SAY S BROOKLYN BOXER ONE OF
 BEST OF HIS CLASS.

What is freely predicted will be the greatest tenround bout this city has ever seen will take place in the Audi. torium theater Friday night when Jack Dillon, the local tayorite and one of the greatest light heavyweights in the country. will mix it with Jimmy Barry, another topnotcher from Brooklyn.
 Dillon arrived in this city yesterday atternoon As in previous contests he oas the acme of confidence, althoueh he paid Barry the compliment of stat lng that if there were any who i'm a1ined that he had good thing in Barry they were very much disap- lOmted.
 Here is one bout in which 1 will have 10 extend myself" said Dillon. for Barry is a good man. fast and clever and packs a walIop which. if it lands, conyeys he same impression one would receive if kicked by an army mule. The spectators who gath CT fer this fray will in no wise be dis appointed Billy Haack, the Memphis promoter, made this match with the consent of Eddie Bansback. l had promised Eddie to box in this city. and when l learned that it was Barry | was to face I realized would be meet 'ng one of the best men l have eyer faced
 With Dillon came his brother Tom my, who has boxed here several times Poth men were busy shaking hands and Jack received a most cordial wei. come
 Kid Ash of Baltimore and Kid Cur ley of New Orleans will go eigh; rounds in the semi-flnal, and there will also be a red hot preliminary and a corkns battle royal as curtain raiser
 Il is more than likely that Dillon will he called upon to face Les Darcy the bou; being arranged for New Or leans in the near future Dillon will remain here for some time after the Barry engagement. as he desires to resume his training and the Arkansas Spa, tc Jacks mind, is the ideal place in which 10 get into condition
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service tbe ctviI service commission, 1 j. f, announced will waive saholasuc qualifications and will examine ap- { plicants for physical fitness and me.
 ohanica experience only. There will
 be no school examination and no ,ech.
 nical test
 Tn reaching the country, Secre-
 tary Wilson said, the whole power O the local unions of th- American Federation o- Labor will he availed of Their officers and business agents have personal knowledge of the men land localities needing work and can 'creedily advise the working force. The postofiica department has agreed
 to traasmit information and aid by | lrostin- advertising material, also, The civil vice commission has a force C. 3.00a boards oi examiners and the country Is divided for their parposa . il-. l2 districts The field forces of ithe tV"ea15 Of immigration, natural i lati-u labor statistics and children's | lmsa. will he directed by he de- pa1tM of lalor to work as tempo i ra.l cNlm'ntrs with these regular of , tocis and will very largely increase tha ayaiAb Q forces.
 1 The government will appre ciate the lacuye assistance ol all organizations | and individuals having means O, CO., 1 Icreiati0n with these officials in To- catine and preparing persons desiring employment under the government for appointment. In government places the civil service commission twin furnish tae examinations For lwork under private concerns doing work for the government, the United States employment servicehs eighty stations through the United States will be solely engaged and win CO., operate with the civil service commis- { sion also.
 These plans propose utilizing the machinery already in existence 10
 meet the immediate needs Of the government for workers and do not in any manner interfere with the plans being developed by the s'5- committee of the advisory commits sicn o. the Council of N3tiona' De. fense dealing with the mobilization Of labor
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FOB COMMISSIONER

The Scnuuel-Kecord k authorized to announce the name If Gus Strauss as a candidate For commissioner of Hot Spring under the commission form of govern 'rtrt
 1he SAuUncl Eeco is authorized to iunOuuCe tNa name of F. W Roth as II candidate for commissioner ot Hat Springs under the commission form Of govern nent.
 The Sentinel. Record is authorized to announce he name Of LeOnaUi R Ellis as candidate for commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form of govern ment.
 The Sentinel Record Is authorized to tnnounce the name of Hamn Williams as 'apdidate for commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form ot govern nent
 The Sentinel Record is authorized tc announce tine name Of Bob A. Jones aa 'andidate for commissioner of Hot Snrings under the commission form of govern ment.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the name of N A. Elscle as a 'andidate for commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form Of govern ment
 The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Frank <. Stearns for commis- siOner under the new commission form of government
 The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Dr. DaCosta Walker for com missioner under the commission form of government plan.
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

SfMANToNS Mud Baths, furnished cot
 tages and batching apartments llg ha- vine St corner Park Ave 2-S-tt
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DAILY COTTON LETTER

Furnished by Logan & Bryan)
 New Yoik March 2S.-Old crop months while southern offerings were treer in new crop deliveries, no doubt inspired lv the more favorable weather in the eastern han of he belt although In the yves tern half dry weather continues. Wlth predictions suggesting no moisture in the next 9t hours. Continued drought lu Inc latter territory is bringing in many eouplaints Steadily decreasing locol stocks reports that the Morgan line hud placed an embargo on shipm nts io needs. and the high spot basis in the South lll initiating against shipments here make for situation rather uh- ing from the action of spot markets in that territory shows no keen desire to fefnr forced 10 obtain supplies at ad- vancine prices The statistical position is daily growing in strength and We still b, lieve that old crop months will attain srl4
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DAILY STOCK LETTER.
Furnished bv I.ocan prv,i

tFmui@hod by Logan 6 RIyauD
 New York, March 1S -Tho market as .a whole displayed an advancing tendency With Issues thdt are eNptcttd to ohtau greater revenue from The employment of government funds for Wa- purposes featuring the list rpc 1ilload stocks eiulY forged to the front as market lead- CTS ou buN ing inspired bN the belief that that acirlers will find relief from recent burdrnsOWe operating eNpenseS thruuGg an Increase iu ftnight rates by the In terstat" Commerce Commission
 The international situation of cour ,c continues the dominant factor at the
 moment. but at the same tune cou~erV7- tive interests are inclined tp venture rather optimistic gicWs on the better class of securities based on the strnuS cash position ot the CoCrtrt, eNcpeGiug- .N large net revenues accruing from tue pf 4sprriN of he uaSt two Vou9 and th, lcIirf that the pendulum stll swings in Ia W9V suggesting continuance oi uGEt domestic business adding tu the u|rcidN large established equities behind many pf eur leading industrial enterprises. The GeImau chancellor is expected in his speech tnmorrnw in the reiehstgG jG cover prospective international doine- in a way that may have an important bear ing on the Immediate price tendency of securities. Pending this. some oi the leading operators have shown no Egp1t desire to take the initiative in making new commitments.
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~'me time past must be kept in mind. the trade win no doubt await substan- t'ai setb7"k before again taking .m aR- ei essivr position on the buying side Q. the m.h
 OATS uder rather heavy pre,-ur. duriu, tNe dav. but the decline met cone siderable opposition stimulated bN the str ngthoning cash reports. Outside points are materially outbiddiug Chicago doWnstate and some fair sales alc hcue made to the gulf for export We adhere Co thr belief. however. that the tromCn- dOOS local stocks. which are pr8ctiCauy immovable. overshadow the active cash demand 1t other markets and the selling sidc on bulEes appears to us the logical rrttre.
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FOR SALE--l new. second hand Ford
 roadster bodies II. NJ. Steele phone l5 2-1S- If
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TT Ne,, ISSU'N York Cotton Closing.
DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago Ill., March 2S,-WHEAT The higher opening, which was based on con tiurcd dIN weather SOuthwfst, brouEhl lut considerable Huuidatiop and the
 aW levels were established, when offer D es were absorbed lN commission houses and tt.a eu4v los ~4S more than recovered shortly before the close on a moderate volume of buying. Crop rer 0rts from the Southwest are stiil or m apprehensiVe character hul II IS ih, soaking }ainS where wheat now IookS dead would quickly change the ouil"Ak It is likely that cohaldefaplt area 'll x, bIaska win be te-scded with 'ilhe wheat Reports from the soft winter wheat states arc very promising. late message from the 'Seahodrd claimcd th1t 5o0,oo0 bushels of wheat were worked fo' export Cash premiums in lntellur mh - ketS were well maintained. and even ad- yarced in some cases. omaha rep lttDr a sale of 60.00o bushels to go 'o Ne" York at the best basis ut the season Sale. of No hard at New Orleans were mad. at l5 cents over Chicago May. L9- caly arrivals of No. hard on t!ack 'olu around E. OS while fancy Southwestern Turkey wheat sold as high as $-.le rr- gentine cables indicate q probability that the government will permit the iultlll' meni Of present export oohllactS al ltSl!, Vl,,i, h careful revision is made of stocks Wnh surh A situation existing in cash mar kets. thc short of the May dehke"N IS ue- rtdadtv advisable and although strength cgn be expected in the July and oepten- bcr we believe Urevailing levels for the lattr have dscounted a great deal more damage than has actually occurred as yet.
 CORN-Although there has as vet been little change in the upward trend of this commodity the tone of the market me nast few days has not been very strong and there are indications that the heavy selling by market leaders will prove more than late buyers will be able to take care of Cash premiums remain strong and country offerings comparatively light Local shipping sales are sun 9t 2 npgiiefble quantity dug to the lacK O. | ,,.,T,,,,,f tion facilltiesl Although basi conditions chow no ch9nge he fact tha. rfiees have persistenty advanced for
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LOST AND FOUND

! OSD- Small brown purse, euutliuIu&
 diamonds. Ntmeo. chain ard xa6 iu cd-l. Reward lo" return To Umrcu 1o- AlGN.rA
 Avenue. s-.s.,, LOST -SnoNcd coach dog. aIr.N I., to name or Spot Return to -dN Park avnDu and receive reward. a----ct l.oSI-N NclVet purse with monogram |.
 M. S. Kindly return to Eastman Hotel office and receive libcial reward 2-2p-3i LOST--Cameo pin. between 773 Plateau street and Princess theater. Reward lrr return To above address. ft
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is worth having and keeping. When you make a purchase of some article that you expect to use often. you in vestigate different makes and person. ally select the most modern and re. liable.
 Why not give just as careful atten. ton 10 regaining and preserving your health?
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE My $7.50o residence at Slo Malvern. near Grand avenue leaving soon and 10 close out ~ll take St,l5p 1T bought before 1 leave. Lot Is 53Nl35. house is tWu-Stury frame. lo rooma.
 p8stcled. ENatlrN in each bedroom. ga. heated throughout. garage. Aek my agent. W. F Hawkins. 623 l-2 Central avenue. to show you. Phone -oa .--s-2t
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Dr. Leonard T.. Ellis, who has been serving as Lieutenant Colonel in the First Arkansas regiment, will return to the city and be in his office after Friday, February g. 2.1G-tf,
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lTS--2 and 9 room
 strictly first class
 and cold running nington. Mgr, 30S
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aA sMlLE LIN evERY posg.0

Li-Vo-Na Pills act on Liver. tones up Stomach and Nerves. Small and mild All druggists Price 25c per bottle Moore Drug Co. 327-tf