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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
EVERY DRAFT BOARD
IS REPORTING NUMBER
OF MEN AVAILABLE

Oklahoma City, April 2e.-
Every local board in Oklahoma
is reporting today to the adju-
tant generals office the number
of men available who can be
sent to training camps at short
notice.
The call for information was
made at the request of the war
department, according to Adju-
tant General E. H. Gipson.
The war department will be
notified tonight of the number
Of men Oklahoma can furnish
at once. The call for informa-
ton will result in the tabulation
Of every man in class under
the QUESTIONABLE system.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
AMERICAN SERGEANT WEDS
CHICAGO GIRL IN FRANCE

Paris, April 49, - Sergt. Vernon
Booth, Ir. OF New York, a mem
ber OF the American Flying Corps
in France, was married yesterday 10
Miss Ethel Forgan, daughter OF
David K. Forgan, a Chicago finan-
cier The marriage was performed
by the Rev. Chauncey Goodrich at
the American church. Sergeant
Booth recently brought down his
second German airplane. As a re
ward, ten days leave was granted
him to enable him to be married.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
LIVESTOCK.

Kansas, City, April 29-Hogs :
Receipts 1900 ) to 10 higher; bulk
N.25@l7.55; heavy I7.20@l7.55;
light, H.35@H.6O; pigs l5.50@l700.
Cattle: Receipts $1,000, steady;
prime fed steers l6.25MH.25; dress
ed beef steers l5.25M16.5O; south
ern steers 9.0OMl5.O0; cows lisa
400; heiiers 9.00Ml4.O0; stockcrs
S.O0Ml3.75; calves 8.00Ml2.50.
Sheep; Receipts 1000, steady;
lambs 2O0Om2l25; yearlings l6.50
@l8.O0; wcthers 15.O0@l7O0; ewes
l5.OOCd los; stockers S.50m 20.O0.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
Women Rally for Convention.

Hot Springs, Ark, April %
Everything is in readiness for the
fourteenth biennial convention Of
the general federation OF women's 5
clubs, which opens here tomorrow
ior nine-day session. Yesterday
every train brought in hundreds OF
delegates, and large numbers are
expected on incoming trains today,
to be on hand ior the final session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
SLAVS IN AUSTRIA
WAR on GERMANS

Amsterdam, April 29-Serious
anti-German demonstrations have
occurred at Laibach as result OF
the crisis in the affairs Of the Aus
trian cabinet. Crowds Of Sioyenes.
according to Vienna newspapers. al
most destroyed the German club
and smashed the windows of Ger
man stores and cafes.
Troops were called out but the
dcmCnstrants continued to throng
the streets, carrying Slovenian en-
blems, singin anti-Gcrman songs
and cheering for the entente.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
HOME INDUSTRIES IN
RUSSIA BE CONTROLLED
Owners of Plants Allowed S or 6
Per Cent and No More.

Fer Cerl anu NO NO More,
New ork' NprI 9'-Froilts OF
Russian factory owners are to De
Iimited 10 hNe or SIN per cent on
their investment and the manuiac-
turerS are 10 De required TO reinVeSt
a quarter Oh 'neI' Pron'S' uiuef ''e
Ho'Sle''N eTo'o'Ll'c pan "S 1u''''!eu !
by Leon 'o'|AS' no" NuSSldu
!, !II,'IlS'eI o' W"I H. ana '"d' l''e II d"
'p'ei l, E'eM W.T." 'oleSSoi ,I.. - ~ NUS
oI l'G O"i'GlS''y ol " 'SCoI'S''l,
lIolesSor kosS was sent TO Nus
81" py tne 'N''leI' I''"Il '"sl''"'e oi
'o0'HI ,. service 10 s'uuS '"e SoI'"' @
, o'"uI'l1"I o' ''l"I 0ouI''y y ana ':a'
',,o.,'u iri i,s 'G"0'us'o;,S ,,, ~ 'l'e ~,
s.,u'', ,si , ~ 10, D1''"S.' 6t IN 'o'T,'o" n n,
wv" P'ISo H " "''' , o'o''oi i(os' vs..
was III N"SS''' i,S', io'1N! was iI' }
~ ~ l;' '':''','' "',o!' ''' ~ p,a''''0 WV
No.I''' .I "" 'Oo''o'',lO .,i,. - - am, ,..
~ '"N ''''S ''0'' ~ oH' PI'''
~ I''po.,N'' I,.. Wy o"',C - n.t' 80
Ross asked him.
Not Ready to Take Over.
.., w. ,1,1,, ~. os+"; ,p.'0u, ,l,. " a,
'o' e"'' .ri ~ ~ ANY y, =! "', . ~
I",', L,, "',, VIII ( Lo,''' ~ ''L'o, ii,
,I J"' ~ ,''' o',I 0''' 90! .., .o" 'oo" } ~
'IIN PlN'N'N' w ONISNN Jul Va tIN
earnings OF factory to pay the
owner ) or o per cent yearly on his
actual investment. What we aim at
now is control rather than owner
ship
NV hat do YOU mean by control :"
81 mean that we will see to it
that the factory is run not from the
point OF view OF private profit but
from the point OF view Of social
welfare dcmocratically conceived.
For example, We will not allow the
capitalist to shut up his factory in
order to ,taryc his workmcn into
submlssiyeuess or because it is not
yielding him a profit If it is turn
ing out economically needed pro-
duct it must be kept running. Ii
the capitalist abandons it he will
lose it altogether as board OF
directors chosen by the workmen
will be put in charge.
Again control implie, that the
books and correspondence OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
AMERICAN TRANSPORTS IN
COLLISION MAKE PORT

Washington, April %, - Two
American transports which were in
collision at sea several days ago
have returned safely TO an Atlantic
port, the navy department an
nouuced today.
Washington, April 29.-Secrctary
Daniels authorized the following
statement;
'Two transports which were dam
aged in a collision at sea several
days ago have arrived safely at an
Atlantic port. The two vessels
we're running without lights when
the accident occurred. Neither was
seriously damaged, but both were
ordered. to return to port for re-
pairs. No lives are reported lost.
"A board OF inquiry will be ap-
pointed to make a thorough inyesti-
cation OF the accident"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
AMERICANS ESCAPE
AS SHIP SINKS
TOTAL OF 81 Y. M. c. A. ARMY
WORKERS WERE ABOARD
LOST VESSEL.

London, April pa party of 81
American army Young Mems Chris
tian Association workers, under Ar
thur +. Hungerford, arrived in Lon
don last night. The ship on which
they sailed was torpedoed yesterday
morning and sank in y minutes.
All the passengers and all but three
OF the crew were saved.
The passengers were picked up in
lifchoatS and landed at a British
port The Americans are all safe
and we'll On their arrival in Lon
don they were taken in charge by
the American y. NJ. G. \. and Red
Cross,
The number OF persons on board
the vessel was about 250.
One OF the ships officers told the
Associated Press that the Ameri-
cans had conducted themselves in
an admirable manner. They were
better able to do this because they
had spent most OF their time aboard
the ship in military drills and day
and night liieboat drill. Every man
knew his station and duties as
though by instinct
DcStroyerS were ,sul Immediately
to the rescue and all the Iiieboats
were picked up within hall an hour.
The vessel was struck amidships
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.

\ meeting OF the men VINO handle
the credits for their respective firms
will be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce tonight at s o'clock.
y negro went to the Hardy sani-
tarium yesterday and told Doctor
Coles that a man and two children
had been bitten by dog in the east
ern part of the city and he believed
the dog was mad. Doctor Coles
told the negro to pack the head OF
the dog in ice and bring it to the
sanitarium He did so and The head
was today sent to the PaSteur de-
partment OF the state board on health
for examination The negro did
not give the names OF the persons
bitten.
There were 10 cases on the police
court docket this morning, most OF
them ior lettering and yagrancy.
Two young men who had LETT good
homes at Waco and man who
said he had been working in Texas
and was ON his way home to Tish-
om!ngo, were discharged. Most OF
the others had deposited cash
bone OF S. each, which was forfeit
ed. One case OF disturbing the peace
was continued. There were only
tNo cases OF drunkenness.
Mr. Miuuia r Church county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
MICHIGAN STATE POLICE
RUN SPIES TO HOLES
System Saves Millions of Wealth
From Destruction.

ErD,,, nactr,tctiop
VA 0''' " - ~
D..., MI ,..n % c;..o
NG''o'' '"'o''" ,'P," - ''''',
inc OIi'eo N'a'cS oc0''''u wal "nu
called upon the nation to co-ordi-
nate it, industrial resources ior the
.,,so of d.nocr,., N;cb;o,n l,.
, .,. ,.u;'
'u' '''" o"' '''o'' '''"' "''' '''' '''
dollars worth ot war products ana
raw materials. MlchiEan industries
now are working on war ORDER.
when total hundreds OF mllIlonS o!
collars. 1t Is eSlImal '1 that Mlc'l-
&an-madt products valued at several
hundred thousand doIlaTN are trans
ported to the Ncaboard every week
by Michigan made automobiles.
MI OF tins work has been done
thus Tar without serious labor d'sIo-
cation. he amount OF damage
wrought by enemy PiolterS mas Dteh
comparatively small Naturally
ilere mas Decn cons'IeraDie att'h.
lIon Pald to- the Hlchlgan system
Tor protecting lis war resources ana
niucH OF ''e Crea5 'aS pee" gwen
10 small WEI! ufI''eu Ooul 'I ne"
me state ponce O.,
ms 'orce' PoPu'"IE 'aIIcu I'e
oroanigcd alonr the line, which
made the PENNSYLVANIA state con
,tabnlarv So successful Several rug
gcd features of the Canadian North
west mounted police were incorpo--
2ted-in fact more than one mem
her of tbe con,tabular, has served
in the Canadian mounted"
Numbers 200 Men.
The organization wa, authorized
by the state LEGISLATION les, than q
wear ago If /, compo,ed OF fsur
trooDs and has 200 men, Col Few
c Vandcrcook, former adiutan,
general Of Michigan. was placed in
command
Six hundred men applied tor en.
li,tment They included army vet.
trduS " no had seen service IN Ii-
most every part of the Globe. Som.
Of the men accepted we're from the
ray, some from the army ,o;la
from Great Britain Holland and
Canada. dqhtinp force.
Gefore thc command wa, we'll or
oanized serious renort, came to flee
cqnitol At an,ino reoardino I w
" ,ctiyit;es in the INNER ncninsr;a.
r. !. an omen secret now thai Co..
man ,ornf, tried ro paralvze min;nq
activities in the conner rountry a,
The bcrinn;no nj the WAR Their e.-
for, f,ilcd ( troon nj con.t,bul,ry
.omr,,ndel me- Rnbcrt Marsh y.,.
orJrrrJ to tb;t district 4 GREAT deal
nj I " n. literature was Seized
,,.o,;rr. ,.ero Lr,l..n 90, ~ nr.,e,t.
Cd and r;po' ie,der. ~ ,I5o ,,oyemen,
~ Stri nm Sodir;on soon irir thc min.
ner conntrr ina. becr irco from yio-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
At the Concert.

Boston Transcript: she has
quite an air about her. Does she
come from one OF the Mayhower
families
NO; from one OF the Minnesota
-four families, believe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-29
Less Is Required

Gonkers Statesman: Bacon-My
wife has discovered a way to con-
serve food
Egbert-To make it last, YOU
mean? How is it done2
Bacon-By chewing it longer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
OIL MARkEr quorATToNs.
II " as Some Rain.

IHct.pnly the .utlIn rJ .u.I
nent field has hcoo visited Dos a.
good rain .uI everybody i- harps
Tho rain has come ~ time Whom
II Is most needed. wells Jnni vrr,
shut down FOR water may NOW start
up The rain WAS not sprluEl"
but was rain that VIII furnish 90
supply Of water 10 carry ON duuug
operations
From an parts ~ the country
comes reports Of rain The t.lvv
up to the kahsus line received the
best drcn,hing II has had fur sov
eral months and around ANuut pud
Righeart. tho doVupour was capc-
cialiy hard Tho roads wore pro.
nounccd tmpnsahlo iu Ia" low
places yesterday ana Hlrd .cNyk Wns
almost out ~ It's banks
Blackwell had fine RAN Yale.
Jennings and the western country
was visited aud yesterday 10 wu4
raining Mt Duncan whore the bl5
Magnolia well Is located
North General Texas was reported
having rain Yesterday, and if was
raining there Thursday 40 u IL con
cluded that Eastland, Coleman, and
possibly Brown and uthcr counties
IN that vicinity were included in
this AREA. Enstland county hus
suffered tremendously from lack OF
water and many wells drilling IN mis-
county have been unusually oNpcu-
sive to the drillors owing 10 tho
necessity OF hauling water with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

...... ...t., Ca, Lc,r th.
,.,'I. ,,...,..
,,
N"r.h I'''. H more '.,''' f' '''
1H 'if-It ."H. 'Il'" '"'"
boon 'H no. history 'h Np''' '''
'''i lhN '''.'nA "P'''''""7 INV
H"ru h''I '.,. "n account "' wow
"I water N". ''.'' IH mo- ''''uE "'"
murh 'hN' '.i"' district VIII ''
h'u'il''I n t'''| "'".'".
utIuu Wul.N '''f' moro "'.''
were HH r.'r7+-'r 'F '- H 'N N'"'''
'nl 'H..'N.'
The uII,. situation n iN" mia
confident r,E ula been serious i"r
.u 'ur. rI.| ~ uta I,.nw' uu ut.
lmsr, ,..IN day occurrence mud
.r.UM nr. n,ru dIH.rniIi"l more
.ilur 10 .NnH Almost rErrs htg'
rumu.rr uH. boon h.I uu moro ur
I,.a un account OF inability 60 "h.
tain mfD,,u' Wp',, tu lrill Th"
fplIoWiur vJfnr lines which hay"
nrru constructed Within th" uoiiud
.ur fur uu three muDths gives an
.lan OF the activity in water lin"
construction which has become u
nr,,aIt, rui ni that tho Hist IS by no
m,ir rowuI,tc and lv given over
simply go tho large lines. minor
lines fur uuUmg wells not being
mentioned.
QUAY Water COMPANY { inch
line frnm yny south IN the CtWpr-
ron river distance - miles
This, lime supplies the ma uiority of
! tho drilling vclls lon tho vicinity ~
QUAY with water
Sinclair Du s. Gns CO.. inch
line from QUAY. north D. S1lee
vni,r station about w." r"uiar 90
township 9N.G. distance about 7
mIlrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

The UoNaul Petroleum COMPANY
found the stray sand from ,lAb io
.AO5 feet in 80 ON the Schroeder
farm in the center of The south lin"
.of the southwest ~ tho southwest
OF lg-22-3w. about the same as n
was found I'm No. T. one location to
tho west The STRAY showed for
about 10 barrels ~ u heavy oil un-
like the crude found IN the other
sands at Garbcr The wcll ~ cN-
pcctcd to extend the Garhfr field
one location east,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

properties In is-l0w. west 20 Cache
creek. a distance ~ q miles IA
soon as this line IA built tho I'M
portnnt well Of these parties In 2H-
ls-lOw. will he drilled nice eN-
tension of that important gas tGh
is held In tho balance. practical for
water reasons only
j g. Keys has had some trouble
getting water for his wells In the
Walters district hut Is nov obtain
Ing a supply from th" Carter on
company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

southoar ~ e5-lS-5 IL drilling at
,2s0 frrr
The ItpaVllla OH company Is drill
ing ~ gu.N feet on the Ross farm In
the FuufINr-t of corner of 2A-lS-4.
Muuru Hnd associates are drill
Ing at 7-sl feet on the Walsh farm
IN n. eu.'UWost corner Of the north
east 81 F.s.t
Tho Roma OH company Is drill
ing a. 1850 feet on the cole farm In
the rcur.r of the north Inc OF the
norMrr.I ~ ll-lS-6
The Dtfirr oil company is drill-
ing al HH. feet On the Iierson No. |
in IN, northwest corner ot the south
east Of N.|s.u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

T. " ~,rnnd is sull fishing on
the Uurtt No I IN the northeast
quarter Of S-26-gc This we'll ~ 10
feet IN sand found at a6ls feet
and is showing FOR about 20 barrels
as It stands The sand u thought
to be the regular deep pay found At
blackwell and iH tho first Instance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
OIL PROPERTIES WANTED

The owner ~ some " the best
paying investment properties ia
brooklyn subject to first mtgs. only
and showing good income is open
for exchanges for oil properties or
business Trades win be made on
"a strictly fair basis submit your
which will be treated
ConiidenualIy. Principal, Tulsa Daily
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

The ben Franks on a Gas com
panv liz still cleaning out the well
In the southwest corner nf tho south
east Of i6422-3w and az Vet no es-
innate on tho we'll may hc oh
tanned II " thought 10 he good
for from 10 barrels on down. The
well was shot with 80 quarts,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

drilling 100 IiT0 feet on the T.. Gray
son SO In the center of the south
line of iU, southeast OF the north
west uf 1u lt-l,.
WilpuN u shut down at l,ijG feet
on the g. GrHyson No. In the cen-
ter ~ ,l. south line OF the southeast
ur the northeast OF 3O-l6-la.
The luapEhawk Petroleum com
pnuy BIS shut down at l,5I0 feet on
the N Npuu 80. In the center OF
the west line NJ the southeast OF the
southeast uf S-l6.la.
The IoU Ou a tias Co. Is shut
down tt Il2, feet on the \ Barnett
80 2 lu the center ~ the east line uf
the southwest uf the southeast OF
b.lC.la.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

DIV Mlti''fl IOels are IN Tor
the Monitor oil & Gas Co No. : on
the X FiNico farm In the center Of
the west line Of the northwest Of
the northeast OF l-l7-T.
The Dock on company Is drilling
NJ ! 500 feet on the j Jones No. /
In the southwest corner OF the north
east Of the southeast Of Tits.
The Gushing Development com
pany ~ drilling AZ l.l60 feet on tho
Wiley Henson No. In the cenAer ~
the east line ot the northeast OF the
southwest of 30-l7-T
Co~lcn a Co No. / on the John
Timothy farm In l3-1T-7 is drilling
Mt 45O Sect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

ALLEN The Lyndale OF COM
pany has made a location for Gil-
moro No. 3 In the southwest corner
OF the northeast OF 2s-5n-Se.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
is drillig at l,625 feet on the Starrht
farm in the southeast corner OF the
bn-Se.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
Moving 10 Now Quarters.

II. T.. wilcox moved yesterday
from his old location In the Palace
building TO the New Wright build
ing where handsome suite Of
rooms has heen leased The wilcox
organization " expanding rapidly
and Is dema~lng more space every
day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
NnIlM N -

NORMAN The Cleveland County
Development company is drilling at
2s0 feet on the Braman farm In the
southeast corner OF 3l-9n-ic.
The Big Jim oil company is spud-
ding on the Vaughn farm In the
northeast corner OF the southeast Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
KI.\p\IL COLLEGE white

GINlIcr have a rig.in Tor j. Fields
NO 0 .n the northwest corner OF the
uorthclst of the northeast OF "a
1913
The Texas company has n rig up
Ter lyu Coleman No 2 in the center
of the east line OF the northeast OF
the southeast OF ll-l9-l9.
Crosby and others No. 2 & Belle
farm In the southwest corner OF the
southeast Of the southwest OF 9-is-
- is -till rig,
Wilcox and others are drilling at
1850 feet ON the Il, Morgan farm In
the northwest corner OF the north
east NJ the southwest of ll-l9-l3. u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

OIL company Is swedglng collapsed
.rgslre al 2 500 feet on the Jacks
fnru .u the northwest corner OF the
southwest Of ll2S-llw
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

OuTON NJ. H. Markhnm's No
7, NJ Boudinot farm In the center OF
the west line OF the southwest Of the
southwest OF 27-i9-7 is n rig,
Tools are In for the WRdcll OH
company No. I James Rruner farm
in the southeast corner OF 26-i9-T,
The Cushing Webb oil company
we'll IN the southeast quarter OF 10
l9-7 is still n rig.
The Prairie has rig up for John
Smith No. | TN the northeast corner
OF the southeast OF the northeast OF
1i.1s-7.
The same company No. Llddie
Jones farm IN the northwest corner
OF the northeast of the northeast OF
IA 49, IL Atill rig.
The Magnolia Ia rigging up AGurs
Scott No. 10 In the northwest corner
of the northeast OF the southwest OF
the. southwest Of a-lS-T
The Cnrgrel oil company has n
rig up for a well on the < Hutton
farm In the center OF the east line
OF the northwest OF the southwest OF
IS-i7-7.
McCray IL drilling at 1850 feet on
the Susan Cedar No. 3 In the center
Of tho north line Of the southwest
The Takcnip oil company has n
~ barrel well after shooting No. b
on the Harper Jessie farm in the
southeast corner ot the southwest OF
a5-l9-7. In the Skinner sand nt n
total depth of 2,Glb feet
Black and Adams are drilling nj
500 feet on the v. Bland No. In
the northeast corner OF the southeast
OF the northwest OF 35-lg-7.
MRrkham's No, . Huudinot farm
in tho center OF the south line of the
southwest Of the southwest OF 2T-l94
7 Is drilling at a2b feet
The Elyerez Investment company
w drilling at $50 feet on the James
Grayson farm In the northeast corner
OF the northwest ot the northwest OF
i3-i9-7. The layton found from
lao 10 1900 fcetfwas dry
The Magnolia is HkiddinE the riE
for No. I Mary Jones farm I'm the
southeast corncu OF tho southwest of
a6-iS-7
The Magnolln's No william
Jones fam In the southeast corner
OF Gi-lS-i is drilling nt l,E2- feet
The Prairie Is drilling az l,2i5 feet
on the Lucey Riley No in the
northeast corner of the northwest Of
The Prairie Is drilling at . $50 tcct
on the Richard Manuel No / ln the
southwest corner OF the northwest
OF 1b-lS-7
The Gypsy Is drilling at 1895 feet
on the Thomas sullivan No I iu the
southwest corner of the northwest
OF l2-lS-7
The Twin state Ol company 80.
! on the Leslie King will make a
small well The hole filled up 500
| feet with oil and water after shot.
II ia IN the southeast corner of the
I northeast ~ the northwest Of II
Ils-7. The depth is 2e24 feet
The Prairie has spudded the sec
, ond hole ON the Millle farm ln the
youthWcst corner % the northeast
! Of il-lN-7 The rig on the Old hnle
{ WIS skidded after IL was drilled 20
/ 400 feet
! SOUTH or LION NRD The Ma
tlonal OH a Gas Co Is fishing at 800
feet on the -. Anderson 40 6 In
the northeast corner OF the southeast
/ Of the southeast OF 2G-le-14
Tho Carter ts still shut down a.
II .G2b feet on the NJ GrhNson ! iu
the center uf the east line ~ the
southeast northwest OF 25-lC.1a
Patterson and associate are driIl.
ing Bt i,7i5 feet on the n Gruyson
No. 2 In the southeast corner uf the
southwest Of the northeast OF 90.
l6-li
CISUINC-The ! W. Irclnd test
on tfR Roland fayu, Ia tb. g.,,t,r. a.
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CUSHING COMPLETION

NVNHTNU IVWT'IItTTUNN = INC
Iron Mountain oil company No. on
the Emily Smith farm In the south
west corner " the southeast OF l.
1877 has been Abandoned at 2,sS3
feet
The Prairie plugged back 10 the
Skinner and Nput the Claremore
Tucker . in the southeast corner Of
2s-l9-I on the pump.
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the southwest Of 2-on-lw. This rig
has been standing fur some time.
CHANDLER The okla star OIL
company is shut down after spudding
the Whittier farm test IN the north
east corner OF the northwest ut -
late
The swnstika test In the southwest
corner OF 7-lt-ic Is also suii shut
down
ALLEN The 1omlokla oil com
pany is rigging up To start No. on
the Crabtree farm in the northeast
corner OF the northwest ut alfonso.
| The X. G. On'company Is higgins
up 10 resume drilling on the old hole
on the C0rR McCml farm In the
southeast corner Of 22-5u-Se.
ENID--The Enid Cooperative OIL
| com pany has u hole fun of salt water
in It's No. ! on the j A. Botts farm
In 3l-g2-3w Sand was found from
l,bsS TO l,623 feet which contained
water.
MOSCOW The Golden state on
company II still rig In the northwest
corner OF the northeast uf l5-2l-l9w.
BURLINGTON Tho Grnndolcum
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NlSUiNC-The J W, Ireund test
on I'D Roland farm In the center ~
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BURLINGTON The Grandoleun
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the southwest Of 2-on-lw. This RIG
has been standing fur some time.