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FOOD ADMINISTRAT ATION TICHTENE
UP ONRULES REGARDING SALE
OF SUBSTITUTES WITH FLOUR

ARE CORN MEAL. oAT MEAL AND
RICE.
For violation of the flour substi-
stute rule the Nscklem Baking Co.
Denver. lost its license for one week
from March 4th to March llth.
Is forbidden to sell -four for one week
for having violated the food law in
selling flour without the same amount
Of substitutes.
dad. were forbidden to sell any flour
for one week because they sold seven
hundred pounds OF flour to private
family and tried to deceive the gov
ernment by charging 1t to . restsu-
rant.
N. Abrahams. Segundo. is forbidden
to sell flour for one week for selling
flour in one hundred pound lots with
out selling an equal amount of sub
stitutes with It.
John ". Potter. farmer near Del
In. was ordered to bring to Delta and
sell TO the grocery stores. two hum
dred and fifty pounds of sugar which
he advertised that he would sell at
auction. March 6th-
r. ]. Grant. Executive Manager OF
the United States Food Administra-
ton for Colorado announced Monday
that all bakeries. restaurants and dis
tributors OF food must either follow
the rulings as they are laid down for
them or he would be compelled To can
eel their license. The penalty in the
case of small retailers. who are not
licensed Is the stoppasc of their sup
plies from wholesalers. packers. bak-
ers etc
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C. w. Waterman
Will Address the
University Club

The next meeting of the University
club will ho on Saturday night. March
18th.
Hon. Chas. w. Waterman. promi
nent attorney Of Denver. will address
tho club on the subject big Problems
OF the war-Now and After the War.
ar. Waterman Is one of the big men
Of the state. He has been much In
Warrington recently and is in touch
with the leading thought OF tho coun-
sry. He is a brilliant speaker and the
club which has had notable pro
gram this year has another treat in
store.
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ONTUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 18th, CANON
CITY WILL HAVE A PATRIOTIC MEETING
IN INTEREST OF FOOD ADMINISTRATION

For several weeks the Food Admin
istration has been In correspondence
with the Canon City Chamber OF Gem
merce and the Food Administrators
for Fremont county regarding the
holding Of big meeting In Canon
City.
The object Of the meeting Is to ad-
viso the people regarding the pro-
gross Of the war and the needs OF food
conservation.
Tuesday night. March 12th--nexe
Tuesday night. It will be held under
the auspices Of tho Chamber OF Com.
n,erce- II will be in the Methodist
church as that in the largest audi
torium in the city.
Dr. Alexander Cairus. q. speaker of
national reputation wiil.. ksye his fa-
NOUS lecture feeding the Multi
tudes.s Dr.-caIrns has delivered this
lecture to several audiences. Of over
ten 'thoussnd peopIs and Ii ID pro,
nounced q masterpieces OF war time
orutory. y.
DR.. Cairns win NOT be able 70 ad.
dress ton thousand people in Canon
City FOR the reason thar no auditor
ium In Canon City win hold that many
people. but the n. n. church viii hold
about 1900 people and you need not
be surprised n you can't xet In II you
are not cariy 1t the door,
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work secretary OF the international
committee of the y. NJ. c. A.. Do;
livered the address at the Presbyter.
ian church.
A special conference was held at
the Y. NJ. c. A. from s to 1880
o'clock this morning between Mr.. Art.
man. Mr.. Cheley. the local Y. NJ. c.
A officials. the ministers Of the Canon
City churches and local boys work
committee In relation 10 the drafting
of an adequate .boys' work program
for Canon City boys during the com.
ing year.
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Several things will make this a
notable meeting. The people are
anxious TO hear first class war talks
and Br Cairns will give you just
that thing. He would fin the house
without any aide attractions.
But there is going to be some music
that will be worth coming miles to
hear. c. W. Van Patten will assemble
q choir of Canon City singers and
Prof. Dick says he will gather up
some "fiddlers" which means an or
chcstra we suppose and help swell the
music.
The choir and tho fiddiers win lead
the audience In q rousing. patriotic
rongfest that will stir mems souls.
These are times when folks like to
sing patriotic sentiments and Il you
have an ounce OF red blood in your
veins you viii be In this crowd and
help sing these songs.
DR. Cairns win not tell you how
to bake bread that saves a few pounds
OF -four but he will toll you u story
of starving Europe that win make
yuu happy to have any bread at all
oven II Il has no white flour in 1t.
DR. Cairns and a few other speakers
OF national reputation are delivering
similar addresses In Important cities
all over the United States. Canon
City is fortunate indeed. to be ON the
list for one Of these spcakers
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CanO nMan is
Named Inspector
of Marine Craft

August Sonnaland of 451 Sherman
avenue. Lincoln Park. received a tele-
gram this morning from the Bureau
OF Construction OF the United Statea
navy IT Washington. apprfsing him Of
bis appointment as Inspector Of mar
inc craft and ordering him to report
at once to the commandant OF the
naval ar division at Pensacola. Fla.
for duty. Mr.. Sonneland's appoint
ment was made as the result OF a
successful civil service examination
taken in Denver last summer. He is
a native Of Denmark and is a gradu-
ate Of weIl known technical school
in that city. He is y registered ship
wright in Denmark and is familiar
with ali Of the details Of naval con-
struction. He viii leave for Pensn-
cola tonight TO enter upon his duties,
Mr.. sonneiand comes of patriotic
and fighting family. His son. Ralph
Sonneland. Is a corporal In the ma
chine gun corps Of the Rainbow Dr.
vision of the United States army
somewhere m France. a grandson.
Victor Sonnelapd. h . member Of the
field artillery at fort Bliss. Texas,
and 4 nephew. Arthur Sonneland. u
q lieutenant In the medical corps Of
the army Al Fort Omahn. Tho re-
naming son, Archie SonneIand.. fs ~
home on Lincoln Park. TIE only
reason he = M In The military ssr-
ysss. = He.snsA z II ;ela ees.ca
TO enlist. = : - = =
Mr.. SonneIsnd's Grandfather. Dan
iel Sonneaand. waz q commodore n
ths Danish-Norwegtan navy In the
18th century and took part in the
battle OF Copenhagen against Lord
Nelson on Easter Sunday. 1901 Es
commanded the frigate Brcbanken
and was taken prisoner BY the Eng
lish at that time The commodorc's
brother. Engbert Sonneland. was a
resident of Liverpool and commanded
a ship Of the line under Lord Nelson
~ the battle OF Trafaiga. He also
fought against his brother at the bat
tie OF Copenhagen. A second brother
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Selective Service
Draft

Freuont County Division Colorado
State Liberty Loan Army
Maj o. N. Cooper. Commanding.
Executive Committee
Maj d. N. Cooper. Chairman Ere
mont County Division. Canon City,
Colo.
Lieut. W. Boucher, Secretary Ere
mont County Division. Canon City.
Colo.
Adj. d. i. Robson. Chairman County
Commissioners District No. /, Can.
ON City. Colo.
Adj. W. L. Morris. Chairman County
Commissioners, District No 2. Flor.
ence. Colo
Adj. d. NJ. Walker. Chairman Coun-
ty Commissioners District No. 3,
Canon City. Colo.
VIM 4. Spencer. Chairman County
Publicity Committee. Canon City.
Colo.
Division headquarters. Rooms 8. ..
10. IL. II. 10. Harding Block. Canon
City. Colo.
County Commissioners District No. I
Adj d. l. Robson. Commanding.
ereeinet No f-canon City
Captain A. H. Davis.
Lieutenants C. VI. Anderson. H. Al
len. A. 8. Munroe. DR.. Pickard. J. p.
Thomas. R. ". Thompsoa. A B.
Woq1s B. ]. Knight. O. p. Owen, Uud-
lev r. Van Buskfrlk : Z. -. - ~ Z I.
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Precinct No. a-canon City.

Precinct No. 2--canon City.
Captain C. A Biggs.
Lieutenants Fred Riede, Joe Quinn.
DR.. Otis Orendorn. f. L. Smith, Geo.
Bethel, A L. Taylor. W. E Galley. T..
NJ. Harding. W. a. Chapson, chas.
Shaefrer.
Precinct No. s-canon City.
Captain R. W. Irish.
Lieutenants DIR. c. Herman Graves
l. F. Collins. Lloyd Egbers, Frank
McClintock, Frank Singer. J. P. Waits.
Joe Esser, p. w. Chappell. c. F. Shin
ner. J. NJ. Anderson
Precinct No. 4-canon City.
Captain w. H Dozier.
Lieutenants Grant Dickenson, +. +.
Hunter. R S. Bean. C. c. Patton. Col
W. e Spencer. Elmer Harner. Geo
Bachelor, L. H Bancroft. Fay Moore,
T. T. Thomas.
Precinct No. 5-canon City.
Captain F. P. Smith.
Lieutenants A. l. jeffrey, W. -
Clark, Oscar Ward. Fred Reiter, Tom
Parker. W. Booth.
Precinct No. 6-canon City.
Captain Harry F. Bowen.
Lieutenants A H. McLain. Ii. p.
StommeI. Henry Hutton, Orris Rowe.
X. J. Craig, John Hamilton. ]. Leo
Sterling. F. f Crawford. C. W. Van
Patten. A. E. Sharman-
Precinct No. 2o-South Canon
Adj. D. L Robson. Commanding
Captain ]. v. Blake.
Lieutenants e Curren. C. T Chap
man. WI Davis. B. F. Kindig, jesse
Jones, Claude Rogers. Al Griffin. o.
n. Austered, Peter B. Daffour.
Precinct No 21-south canon-
Captain E H. Sdnemeyer-
Lieutenants Dr. Pitt A.. Wade. Tom
Prescott, W. H Trout, Geo Fuller.
Geo E. Colesate, J. P. Cullen, D. T.
Richards
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some Thing ABOUT THE GREAT BOND ISSUE !.
T0BE SOLD AND THE ORGANIZATION IN
THIS COUNTY Being Bull / UP TO SELL IT

On April 6th the greatest bond sell
fng campaign the world has ever seen
Win be launched in the United States.
An issue of several billion dollars will
be sold The money thus raised Is to
ffnapce the war with Germany. Every
dollar put IN this bond selling cam
peign is as your ammunition shot into
the ,German ranks
- wonderful organization is being
buut up in this country to conduct this
bond sale-it is the greatest orEani.
zntibn this country or any other has
evef seen Mr.. d. N. Thatcher, presi-
dM4 Of the. First National Bank at
PuGbIos Is in charge OF District No. 3
q Colorado. which includes Fremont
coufty- Mayor d. n. Cooper, cashier
OF fhe Fremont County National Bank.
IL ID charge OF the business in Ere
mont county.
Districts in the county have been
des1Euated and are under the charge
Of district chairmen and every pre-
clnck IA the county has been organ
tssd The names Of every adult in
the county are being gathered and
ciannzAed and every person In the
county over the age OF IS viii be
givel he opportunity TO buy bonds
motb than that, they will be urged
by esrone committees to buy bonds.
Hen11uarters have been opened m
the HaFding Block at the corner OF
Fourth and Main streets and are in
charge of VIM Boucher, secretary for
the o16nty organization
Ths uhole campaign is being work
q 1ux,3n detail and everything viii
- - Dsrfect running order by the
day . ne first charge-April 9Th
( Yoa IN hear lot about this be-
kwonn npv and April You can't get
nxa3 Apm X You wili read about
\ - y&9rsnpHspAper. and you wt1i
~ = - ssA = l1e'Aodrp
a your cInh. az fha picture dhor--
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and at any place where two or three
are gathered together.
Following is complete list of those
who make up the county organiza-
ton Look 1t over. II this bunch
can't sell 100000 worth of bonds in
this county then there is something
wrong with the county
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Malcom whelen left this morning
for walsenbnrg where he has accept
ed position with the local agency
OF the Ford Automobile company. His
fhncee. Miss Lillian Snyder. expects
to join him ut waisenburg in the
course OF the next two or three weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The NeU OIL Administrator.

As given ON the front page OF yes
terddS's world, the new oil admins
traitor IS going 10 proceed slowly anl
not make radical che.ngcs In the
present conduct Of the oil business
and is not intending IN change prices
untll he has made a thorough inVes-
tigation
This Is authentic and Is absolutely
all right IN tho opinion OF tho groat
majority Of oil producers who are
wiling To wait untll the Investigation
has been made pr-yiding the investl-
cation is thorough aud Oklahoma has
. look In. IL lA impossible to arrive
at a conclusion without coming 20
oklahoma, the source OF the supDly
and Mr. RcquR will receive a uRtm
welcome here
Refincrs from out OF town who arc
familiar with the situation Ia pXla-
home are strongly of the opinion that
oklahoma CITY IN CndcsVOring to ac.
quirc tho entire control Of the oil
business In the Midcontincnt field
through Attorney General Freeing
aud AT Walker. who are now in
Washington and they knowing the
p0l.tical aspirations OF the bunch are
much perturhed ana are greatly ex-
cited on account Of the activities uf
tho politicians In this important
trI.IH
We are bound 10 win the war
H.u INST Germany and are not In fdTQr
81 allowing system OF oppression
such as Germany is charged with 20
Do put IN force In oklahoma
Tho retirement Of the war service
hoard aud the oil director at thla
time viii doubtless greatly retard
many plans which they have been
fnr IN
been kept matter OF official see
rocy but IL can work 10 harm 10 men
ton ID now that among other plans, "
had been proposed that Mr. Guffey
set "A price on oil of all kinds I'm all
the different localities including
crude here Mi Garfield objected
and hence the new oil administrator.
Another plan that has been under
cons dcratiou by the war service
hoard was that the entire country be
divided into zones and each locality
having refiners be- allowed 10 ship TO
points In its own zone and not out
side II IS easy 20 see that the zone
must he. n biz one that included
oklahoma with its large refining ca
pacity and Kansas with It's equally
large aud growing capacity also.
II has always been the plan OF the
Standard 10 divide up the C1sntry IN
zones and the standard Of Indiana
has had eight states for it's exclusive
territory lt IL doubtful II II would
foel like giving up a very large share
10 the Independent refiners. There
are others in illinois that must be
taken care Of and II looks as tnousii
before plan OF this kind Is put into
effect each aud every refiner Should
have look IN.
In the mrdnume, cold wea ther has
upset all the plans of the refiners anj
ho' ear was moving on any OF the
roads cehterng In Tulsa except the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

Midland Valley, which Is apparently
better managed than any az them.
rms perhaps Is On account OF It's
short length.
should the embargo continue many
days II Will work a tremendous hard
shlp on reftners who have contracts
Tor crude oil and other contracts fAr
crude that continues "a arrive 80
matter how had the weather Thc
day and can hardly he overstGted "a
It's seriousness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

H. q. Dawes. president of the Ohio
Cities Gas company, arrived in Tulsa
yesterday having been snowbOund or
delayed between here and Columbus
longer than any trip he ever made
Ho In muh pleased with the progress
his company Is making In oklahoma.
and seems 10 think that much OF our
trouble with transportation matters is
Yet 10 come. lie has experienced an
this ut home. but Is pleased with the
gns situation in his home town. as he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

IN" ENp"rt Oh nurpuratou he'd It,
annual meeting here yesterday and
reelected James KING Duty prcsi-
acu' w +. llawcitmud Donald sling
iuii. Ncc presidents and Furbut Npu
N"nun treasurer Thomsa = Mol,n
ana u y Syhnek. together with the
,''"'e, constitute the board OF diroc.
tors
Ihc Export OH Corporation ls on
II'd q" IA" highest praise for having
responded tu the demand Tor rt,,I.ro
Tor export ultho 10 could have .usIl,
pe'n solo 7t h"t'or price 100 TpIsl'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

As frequently mentioned IN this
column, A. T.. watts always has a
story that Is IN a class by itself and
here is one that Mr.. watts kindly
sends 10 this paper, which will easily
take the bun" for the most romantic
story that has ever been printed in
regard 20 the sinking. Qf tank ship.
II also Is a most dis~C ging one on
account Of the dearth~ tank ships
II ls clipped from a New York paper.
Another torpedoinE told OF todav
was that OF tho american steamer
Albert watts Chicf officer Herbert
y. Goodwin aud Radio Operator
Clarence Cisln arrived here on "a
French boat with the story. Tho
watts was attacked In the Meil ,r-
ranean, forty-flyc miles off Cape
Nertt at as a M. November 2Sll "
"a wave caused the torpedo Q,
strike the vessel almost at the de
level and. while u tore great hole
the opening was entirely above the
water line, Captain II r ITauley Iul-a
medlately ran from the t.boat TO
ward Genoa and made the port
AT port the usual swarm ~ bun
boats came about the vessel NJ ~
Their merchandise As rs CuStun,A',.
the traders Ncre allowed aboard sud
one dropped clgaret into tie
cargo and started fire. lie sxtau-
into the hold In the attempt 10 eN-
tingulsh the blaze and was burned 80
death. The fire spread 30 quickly
mat the crew had 10 Jump into the
sen. One sailor was drowned A
couple OF Italian ctnboats towcd tho
steamer TO sea, where she burned to
the waters edge"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

j. NJ. Pew. at the head of the rW
State on company and the sun com
pany, In here from Philadelphia and
In another that is pleased with the
progress made during the last year IN
Oklahoma. Mr.. Pew has been In the
middle or all the war preparations in
his home town and Is extremely patri-
otic. believing that everything must he
done and done cheerfully TO help win
the war The production OF the Twin
State In the Yale field Is enough TO
please anybody.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

d. = FLANAGAN. who has been lu
houston for the last three weeks. AZ
h"Dh .u Tuld and. rrpprts tlat tho
N'u'l"f-HHIr IL progressing nicely
WIN perhaps the largest fleet of
,"hhtIS tau ng oil from Mexico 81,
-" "lh "t any OF the l0rEc rnr-
30 on H""if ht'dti.
~n1San 10 always GLADLY Nc.
coined I'm Tulsa. where hc ha. ~.
large u circle ~ fheuds and .vlI,i. IA .
mas "pptecia during his recent be
ieaNemeut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
New lH.nIlnn-

The Wcstmlriater on q Gas a.,
mas casing aud thubers on the ground
tot a well an the Nanselous farm An
tne northeast corner OF 21-s5-le
Bliss district.
Ihc test of the Hliss on a De,eInp-
men' co, IL now drilling at 1910 frat.
II IL on the Miller farm iu the 9enq
Ter of the north haif OF the suuthcas,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15


The Carter oil company hus n r'e
on he ground on the west line of tho
southwest OF 80 2sg which lease ad-
Joins the Rird and Graham property
IN 20 23-s to the east Tho south
west of 30 was purchased by the Garter
At the last OssEe sale
The Stcyner oil company test In the
center OF the north line Of Tho south
W"st>o lb-2'-ll IL n 100 barrel well
at a total depth ~ $50 feet
The American Pipe Line company
tEmpire) has completed It's first drv
noIe IN the Usage, It being 80. 2 IN
the cehter of the northwest Of thR
northwest OF 1863. dry al l.alO feet.
IHe indian Territory Illuminating
on company has a rig up on the cen
ter or the south line of Tho southeast
or The southeast OF 2G-25-II
Ihe teury ON company is casing
"'th 5-lb-inCh easing at 1850 feet
on iih important well IN the center or
'he nolihwrst of 10 90 \ on tho acre.
age puu hased at the sal, of ps9re
lands ON May 3lg 1877.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

j. NJ. Burke and William Sacks ~
back from business trip 10 New
york aud will attend the animal
meeting ot the Pan American Hefin-
ing company. which In held today. IT
VIII be a fno showing that will he
made by the comparatively new con-
Ceru
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

mas been able 20 supply an the ras
needed during this exceedingly cold
weather Mr. Dawes IN uur or rNs
strongest supporters OF tho govern
hent IN the biGs war and has a
brother Charles @ Dawes who Icrt
me presidency Of the largest bank n
hicago 10 help win tho wal In France
IT'S company ia expecting to donate
homeihinF like sl,75O 000 for war
,"Nes hnd has made the appropriation
In advance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Arthur Crarer Injured.

The many friends or Arthur Crayer
were greatly shocked TO hear OF the
accident in which he was injured and
which Is given In fun elsewhere in
this paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
CAsINGHEAD G GASOLINE PLANT

okhoma present plant has daily capacity Of 500 gallons;
gas under contract available justify installing
r ~ II vacuum engine; 100 II p freproof buid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
OIL PROPERTIES
DUO mEALproN pRopucING rnorERrY

nv HenIdton held
from December 10
thickness
@ al present time approximately Tweor
Price 81 ' ~ '~''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
2 900 O-BARREL REFINERY


y 100000
The Of
m newer fields contract 500
t- period OH IL high gravity the favorable
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

HALLESTT--rhe Uncle Sam OH
company ls drilling at SB1B feet IN
the Mississippi lime on the Beard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

STlILW ATI,R- The IonEbranch
on company is shut down yet at l.
S22 feet on tho Nandeycntor farm in
the southeast corner OF the northwest
OF 3-2O-2e
CONTINUED OK NEXT PAGE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
DRILLING PROPOSITION

m - We otfer $50 % r. 21 Allen county,
Tor test we to be drilled Mississippi
production h obtained lesser depth Commercial
] nov h 1911; rental 500 quarterly;
~ must be on ground by Feb likely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

EAST or TJLSAS-In tho Lyon pool
cast of Tulsa operations arc shut down
temporarily un account OF the weather
ArdiZIone Osaenbock have dHcon-
tinued operations at 500 feet on their
No on tho NJ THOMPSON farm In the
northwest corner OF tho oItbeaHt OF
2e-20-l4. They are crowding the line
OF Burt Lyon, whose lease LAYS 10 the
west. as they are only 20 feet from
the line.
Simons and associates have NOT
started drilling yet on the n Wright
No In The northeast quarter of the
southwest OF 2s-20-14 IT II stln
rig
Northeast of me Lyon pool In 10
2O-lt the Tulsa Fuel company has
completed No 2 on the Harris farm
IN the northeast corner ~ the south
eaSt Of tho northwest OF i0-2O-iA and
y is q 1900 000-foot gas we'll at 1910
feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

TERITON The Gas Petroleum
company * stiIl fishing at 7sO feet on
the Gibbons ! in tho southeast corner
OF the Southwest of s2-2i-9
The Rosemore on 4 Gas CO. atill
has tlmbers In for No. sapp IN the
northeast corner or the southwest Of
20-Is-s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

service satisfactory to the customer is the first prn-
Pe Oh our business Branches located in all principal
points in the Md-Contnent oil fields
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

rar1n IN the northeast corner or the
southeast Of the southwest Of II Ell