davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-08

England was caught unawares be-
cause she trusted Germany. France
had the lesser trust, the better knowl-
edge, but France sees a rea son why
the written guarantees which Ger
many gave before 1914 and violated
then would. have different charac-
ter if Germany should make them all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

farm in the north half OF tho south
east OF 90-is-2l. 10 barrels.
Montgomery county: j. n. over
field No. IL on tho William FlanR-
gan farm III the northwest OF IL
3t-i4, barrels, y. Reinbold No.
on the r, ~. Taylor farm In the south
half OF the northeast OF 94-35-I4.
barrels, Franklin OH &Oas Co. No
II on the w. II. Hudson farm In the
southeast OF the southeast OF az
3S-lA, 2 barrels; Melvin Nolte and
Donnelly No. 2, j. NJ and w. Dixon
in tho northeast OF the northwest OF
2o.25-l2' barrels. and the Marqui,
OIL company No. on the Byrei
Building Corporation farm In the
southwest OF s-S4-l4, dry and aban.
doned,
In Chautauqua county. the Link
OH company has completed It's No
l on the y. Kent farfff In the south
west OF the southeast OF il-84-ll
and has a 8-barrel well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

~ 2,3lG feet IN its6So. l.. Grnyson
farm IN tho southeast corner uf the
northwest uf tho southeast of 23-tA.
II ana has abandoned It,
MEANWHILE Tho GLADYS Rella
OH company and u. H. Allison have
moyod In n rfg In tho southctst cor
ner OF tho northwest ot tho northeast
~ ii-lG-L0 Tor the No, 4, Jesse Balr
farm.
DUNCAN in section g-is-9w the
Atlantic Petroleum company s Fll
waiting for the cement 10 harden
around the bottom or tho casing.
near the top ot the sand.
ALLEN-The Tribb OH q Gas Co.
II drilling at $40 feet on lH test Iu
Tho southeast corner Of tho north-
weat OF the northeast o. i0-b-So in
"A io-inoh hole Thls will he deep
test jim Gahlng ia the contractor.
NEAR HoLDENNILLI,-Thc
Gladys Belle on company ~ drilling
at $40 feet on iA well in the south
east corner of the west hslt " the
southeast OF iS-sn-1Oo,
uiMIITON--The Martin brothers
no . ON the T. tlNiCu farm lu the
centor OF the north line Of the north
cast .uf the northwest uf lN.ll.I2 Is
dry and abandoned ut 2,lOO feet
GARNER The Atlantic Potro.
leum corporation re rggod up on the
Wishard farm in the southwest cor
ner OF tho southeast ~ i2-22.iW.
NORTH or OKMULGEE-Bran-
lgcr and others on the Jennie Thomas
. iu the northwest corner ~ l1-lA.l3
is dry and abandoned ~ . 100 fcCt
MOHRtSON--Thc Producers g
Deflucrs corporation has made q ln.
cation In the southeast corner ~ the
northwest ~ 2-32tc.
CUSHINC-The Creek County
Gas company well on the Ellis farm
In the northeast corner of tho south
east OF 2-1S-s 10 drilling at 2i29o
feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET IN NOVEMBER

OKLAHOMA CITY, sept "a
The annual convention OF the Okla.
homa state liar association will he
held IN oklahoma city November 7i
% ana 10. according 10 n notice sent
out 90 mombors by y, q. McAdams
prcmdent ~ the associa sion.
Courts OF the state have been re.
quoated by Mr. MoAhams 10 have no
cases assigned FOR trial on the CON
vontion dates in order to assure fun
attendance
Charles r. Page, president Of the
American Bar association. will adj
dress the state meeting on November
20.
OklahomaH bar association 10 out
numbered In membership only by
the New York and Illinois asaocia-
tons approximately 800 members
are expected to he In attendance AZ
this years convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
SCOTT FERRIS TO ATTEND
CONGRESSIONAL MEETING

special to The world.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. ga
Hon Scott Ferris, chairman Of the
national democratic congressional
cummitteo, who In In oklahoma city
20 attend tho democratic state con-
Ncutlon. VIII leave Oklahoma city
Monday night. accompanied by state
Auditor r.. 70 Howard, who Is tho
democratic nominee for congress IN
the fsst district, for Tulsa, whore
he VIII Spapd Tuesday Mi Ferris,
who la at the head Of the national
democratic congressional COMMITTEES
for the United states, Ia going 10
Tulsa 10 he present on Tuesday at
The organization of the democratic
congressional committee for the Firs,
district which has been called Ia
meet IN Tulsa on that date, at which
time arrangements will bo made for
the campaign Tor u. u. Howard.
Nj Ferris Ia also billed 10 address
the Confederate reunion while IN
Tulsa and has arrangements made to
confer with prominent citizens OF
Tulsa relative to legislative matters
that are imp0rtat 10 Tulsa and the
First congregational district
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
IF NAMES COUNT, INDIANS
MAY ACCOMPLISH MUCH

NEWKTRK. Okla. Sept ALT
names may be taken as an indication
of draft reTlatrants prowess, the
following men who registered Bep-
tembor 2 at the Indian reservation
near white Eagle, Okla. should
make fighters capable Of great deeds
In the final drive for Berlin.
Frank Cries for War. Joe Fire
shaker. James FireshAker, james
Little warrior Rolla Warrior, Den
MS Flynn Rough pace, Charles Make
Noise.
Practically all the Indians vho
registered AZ the white Eaaln reser.
walton gave their 90 idpatlor -
none"
Daniel Webster Gsofts Wash rw.
ton and Andrew Jackson were also
named among the Indian resls.tants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

at the location OF this new well AZ
around 2,200 feet At 2206 feet
three quarters OF mile west No.
~ On tho Walker farm found sand
that started of az 500 barrels.
klsner No, 3 lis an offset to the
north OF Crewa heirs No. l. which
had nm initial production Of tSO
barrels at 1899 feet II WAS known
as tho rotary well. az it IL tho first
rotary TO drill IN the productive
area. Whom Kisncr No. . found this
sand practically dry there was dis
appointment This i.g00.foot strata
Is again evidently picked up again
"A half mile west and a quarter north
by Belyeal no 16.
II good production H not found
In one sand deeper drilling always
results in "A good well, In soma
spots a half dozen sands are pro-
dugtiNe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
WOULD POST AMERICAS
NOTE THROUGH GERMANY

COPENHAGEN. Sept. s2.-Amer-
lcas answer 10 Austria -Hungary's
recent peace note and the speech OF
Premier Clemenceau OF France on
the same subject should. according
20 the lokai AnzeiRcr Of Berlin. he
posted on billboards and Sc comnu-
nicated TO the German people by the
diatrihution of millions OF PAM
phleta.
knows the contents and siEnlficanCe
OF these declarations. the newspa.
per declares "can doubt that peace
IL attalnable only either through our
victory or at the price OF our utter
destruction"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
Personals.

Roy poo ls hack from Camp Ira.
via on a furlough and l. looking as
though army life agreed with him.
L. O. bennett and H. A. Hagen
dom. of the Union Petroleum COM
pany are In the city from Philadel'
phin.
NJ Rogers. n prominent reflner Of
Ardmore. N In the city. lie says that
he is sending all his gasoline TO the
allies and In helping 10 win the war
Fremont DC Colin, one OF the best
known operators IN the country, IL
in Tulsa and is looking after the eX-
emption OF one of his old-tlmo drill
prH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
tsy KAY PETERs)


The week In the CARRIER field
adds soma nice shallow welia and
the discovery OF now deep pay
strata that makes the prospecta
brighter than ever for the biggest
production below 5000 feet on the
anticlines When first the Eeologists
surveyed ths section. In their re-
ports they stated oil would proba-
bly, he found around $500 feet. BY
correlation this would be the Law
ton sand OF the Cushing field. SEN
sauonal wells are looked for at this
The Garfield OIL company (sln-
clairl No. Is on the Walker farm.
In the northeast corner Of the
southeast Of 2t-22-tw, n twin to No.
II II reported flowing natural 400
barrels day In a sand Juut picked
up AT around 1850 feet This ro-
port IL not authentic.
The same company No. II on the
famous Belveal farm. In the north
east Of 74-23-tw. twin 10 No. Q,
Is a i60-bArrel well In the sand at
1870 TO 1876 feet The same com
panys No. 10 In flowing over 200
barrels on top OF the sand at 1910
feet The 5-inch pipe is being pulled
before drilling In.
The New Sand.
The Garfield OH company No. 3
on the ktsner farm. near the mid
die OF the south llne In the north,
west OF l9-22-Sw, Ia cleaning out TO
a sand at 7.8ls rect, and 900 feet of
oil Ia In The hole. This well was
drilled Eith\rotary tools and on tan.
ping I've sand cable toos were In
stalleg II Is spoken OF as new
and. although In the north end OF
the field the Carter OH company
No. on the Slime farm ia produc-
Ing from a sand NJ 2.103 feet. but
the Slime sand Is said to be found
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
Apply Early Win ouc.tionnalrc..

Reglstrants needing official advice
In the filling out OF their question
naircs Rrs requested to apply for
same early IN the day, as the places
of information are so congestsd late
IN the afternoon that a great hard /.
ship and lnconyeniencs ls worked on
the advisors. ."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
Other Complctlons.


al. iSNiutoh ~ Stato inter
tso ~ On the hsi'eai iAiih IN
ene horthNest quarter OF the north.
east OF zt-Z3-fw IL 65-barrel well
tlv.h HoRS 10 l'bob tcet II IN a
win 70 NO the well that came In
ovV pu. eia hl Alup IccJ. a To-
eauon sout hof II Is where the Oar
eOuth ot II ~ Whefe the hAr
WIN the SAND Just tapped az 1910
~ ceIn TOT lho heaiuton
~ STATE people to drill a uiplet on
@ sns looalon 10 sands under 1000
lseS below 1000 feet there are In
sisht TWO SANDS nkely 10 be produc
ne Sno tns lVcauon, NO. IL Is a
~, wei IN SAND at 400
IeeI II ls twin to a l,lOO-toot
risid ,o'jo eaS' OF " the Gar
uela people nave a. lbO-barrel well
Az LoI9 ieet -Four wells to sands
anuer ,r L,VVV reef wiz likely be
sIiI,ed on thls iertlle spot No, 10
uhins AZ llo feet No. II Ia
IN. NO ~ Is drilling at $50 feet
ihere are 20 strings OF tools
rorS'ns so IN the proved area OF this
seiu. yearly as many are hunting
,St. esions 80, oI new pools around
in @ i,eiu ou ostweon u ana the Bill-
Nnu vi STATE fields.
rs sahd IN billings Field.
Emo 10 OH company No, !
az '"o ray Derr tarm, In the south
SoI"sr OF ie-4S-zw. s under
a, sns Ihcn pipe 10 2.l7b feet
- "Th 'o' ~ mas a sand showing
,' ~ nus ~ pelow the regular Hoo
ne., " n,i',nss SSnd and Is the nrst
new hohu 10 DO round In the field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

BHLINGS--The Carter OH com
pany Is abandoning It's well on the
Deer farm IN the southeast corner
OF the southwest Of g-23-2w at to-
tai dept or 236 feet
The Mld-Co. has plugged back "a
tho stray sand found from i040 "a
] .s46 feet on It's No 10 Pat O'Noill
farm IN the southeast corner ot the
northeast Of i6-23-2w and will make
IA we'll from 4 I'm this sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

northwest corner OF the yQutheaAt OF
'&B-23-2lc at depth OF Si1 feet
The e. " F. OH & Gas co is drill-
ing az 500 feet on tho Findley farm
IN tho northwest OF the southwest or
the northeast OF. l0-2A-2ae.
In the southwest Of tho southeast
of tho southwest OF the southwest OF
2-25-29e. the j NJ karns aud others
No, on tho J n Mueller farm, is
drilling at 500 feet
Tho Ice OF n Gas Co, No. ], on
tho McKirker farm In tho southwest
of tho northeast OF the southwest OF
the southwest uf l2-2b-2So iH shut
down foF water at ESQ feet
Tho e. a r. on 4 Gas 60. iE shut
down at 7IO feet ON the George
Mason farm in the southwest corner
Of tho northeast ~ the northeast of
lS-26-2as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

NEWKmK--The Kokomo test on
Lindsey farm In the southeast Of 4
27-8e is shut down az 3,i23 feeta
Tho Carter No. on the McClas-
key farm In the southwest corner OF
the northeast OF i6-27-3c Is under
rcannag az 1885 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
Visiting DR.. Barton.

Rev, \. c. Howell OF Forney.
TeSas is'the guest OF l.. g. Barton Of
the Boston Avenue Methodist church
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
OILAND GAS
LeAssa Supplies Production Eta

Wanted, acreage Tor drilling quick
actiQs Also fifteen barrels produc-
tion Npzark on Company. Address
gao South olympia. Tulsa ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

OuTON--Thc shaffeA est on the
Hario farm in the northwest corner
OF the southwest Of 24-1S-1 is fishing
nt 9.l15 feet
Shaffcr Is drilling az 1850 feet on
the colbert No. 8 In the center - the
north line of tho northwest of the
southeast OF pi-lS-T
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

FISHER Atlantic Petroleum
corporation has been delayed in get
ting into tho sand on the Dora Hard
ridge No In 20-ls-il. The pipe
was being run 10 the top OF the sand
and when Il WIS thought TO have set
n was let 10 from the elevators and
dropped 80 feet. parting a. The pipe
will have 10 he pulled and re-run be.
fore II can he drilled In. No. 4 on
the lease ia ntill q rig.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

ELK CITY, Kan, Sept 22.-Coons
and others drilled in their No ! we'll
on the Cox farm In 27-Sl-l3 today
and II 10 good for 100000 feet OF
gas In sand struck at i,546 feet This
Is the seventh big gas well IN section
~ and snls well is the ftrthcst west
and south Of any In the new gas field.
Hough and Bolins No 2. located
about the center OF the east line OF
section %, is on top OF tho gas sand
and Will be drilled la tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

YOUNGSTOWN--The Southwest
ern on Fields company has a duster
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
OTTAWA COUNTY. KAN. n

Carter On company on The Best
farm IN tho northeast Of THE south
east Of the northeast OF 2G.l2-Sw is
drilling at i,A15 feet
ON the siruie farm In the north
west of the southeast ~ the south
west Of 2i-g-bw the ottawa County
on 81 Development Co Is drilling az
l $50 fcCt
boAer and others have built a rig
on the Lyme farm iu the northeast OF
the northwest of lb-6-lw
Crawford and RenningA are walt
ing dn 5-lnch pipe on the Boyle farm
In the northwest Of the northwest ~
A.l0-l2e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

ADA--The J. d. Abbott test on the
Sallie Ford farm. In the southwest
corner OF the northeast Of the north
west OF 2i-tn-6e. will soon be ready
90 go deeper The tools. which were
lost In tho hole, have been passed
up and two carloads OF pipe IRE now
on their way from Okm"'gee 10 Ada
10 be used In deeper drilling. Tho
depth Is a little over 1850 feet r.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

CHATTANOOGA oil 4 Gas
Co has 100000 feet Of gas from
sand found from lass TO i,l70 feet
on its test on the Byers farm IN
the southeaSt corner OF the north
east Of IS-2i-7 and have shut Il In
for a gas well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

PONCA CITY--The waichorn test
on the Caldwell farm. in tho north
east corner OF the southeast ~ s4-
26-2e. ls drilling Rt 2.SsU feet.
Marland has built rig ON the
Brown farm In the northwest cor
ner OF the southeast of l-26-ae.
MarlRnd on the Doyle No. /. In
the southeast corner OF tho north
west OF i2-26-2e. ls a rig.
Marlanda well on the Cemetery
lot In the northwest corner OF the
northeast OF the southwest OF II
2b.2e, Is drilling at 1870 feet and
dry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

FL RENO-Thc Gladys Belle on
company has frozen casing al 1850
feet on the Coleman farm In the
northwest corner OF l3-ils low and
will attempt 20. pun it Tho total
depth Is 1900 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23

The. RoNEna Petroleum company II
drillihk nt 1908 feet on tho Brown
farm in the northwe cot corner of tho
northeast of g-i0-tSw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-23
MNunAINsEE COUNTY. KAN

All three tests in Wauhaunsee coun-
~ are shut down. The Crawford and
Jennings we'll On the Miller In the
southwest ~ the northeast of IL
lO-loe 8 shut down at 220O feet
with AN of the easing pulled
The Pinnacle coll company Is shut
down at 2.15b feet far wire line on
the Martin farm ln the southwest oi
the northwest Of 35-1S-l2w.
East ana associates on the Wilson
farm In the northeast OF the south
west OF the northoa of 0-lb-ile
are shut down al 2.76S feet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-15
Arthur FairchiId, Clerk, Is
Knocked Unconscious.
Burglar Hit Twice and Then
Sought Cash Register.
POLICE BEGIN A ROUNDUP
Arrest a Dozen Negroes a
Suspects After Affair.
Work FruitIess, Victim Fails To
Identify Anyone.

About o'clock this afternoon, Ar
thur Fairchild. lone clerk in Thomas
Horsfield's grocery store at Second
and Monroe streets, turned his back
to the door for a moment. An un-
known negro entered and proceeded to
knock Fairchild out with a blow of
a blackjack. About S163 in cash was
secured from the cash register.
The negro escaped with the loot be-
fore Fairchild returned to conscious
ness.
Fairchild was hit twice, once on the
temple and once on the back of the
head; the latter blow inflicted a scalp
wound. By $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
the police had arrested about a dozen
negroes as suspects and were putting
them thru the third degree
The investigation so far has been
devoid of tangible clues. Fairchild
recovered sufficiently to come to the
station, but was unable to identify any
of the suspects
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-15
FIND HUN SPY, HUNG
German Agent, Flush With Money,
Fared Badly on Border.

Yuma, Ariz., Jan. 15.-A man
thought to have been a German spy,
whose body was found dangling from
a tree near the Mexican border today.
is believed by Yuma county authorities
to have been the victim of a myster-
ious lynching. His hands were tied.
The body was identified by Logan
Smith. a deputy sheriff, as that of a
German giving the name of August
Matt, who asked him for information
concerning the Laguna dam. which
furnishes this region with water.
quantity of German literature and
s1,455 in currency were found in the
mans pockets. There was also a Ger
tificate showing he had s9,43750 on
deposit in a bank at Wallace. Idaho.
and several letters written in German
posted at Loaf, Okla Authorities in
that city have been asked to trace the
a 1T hnrS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-15
DYAL WILL FILED
Leaves Property and Money to
Wife and Son.
Wealthy TOpekan, Suicide,
Made Will December II.

The will of the late William A.
Dyal, wealthy Topeka junk dealer,
who, the evening of January 8, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself
while his wife was at party and his
son at school. was filed with Judge
Ralph Cav. probate judge, and pro-
bated today.
Dyal left all his property, personal
and real, to his wife and son, Albert
T. Dyal.
To Lillian Dyal, his wife, he be-
queathed his new and beautiful home,
worth anywhere from $4,000 to $2O,-
900, on Greenwood avenue in Potwin.
He also left his wife an interest in a
lot on lower Kansas avenue
To his son, Dyal bequeathed two
lots and buildings and one-half in
terest in another on North Kansas
avenue. The property left to the son
is to be held in trust by Mrs Oval
without bond until the heir becomes
of age. All property other than that
specified is left to the wife and son,
share and share alike.
The will specified no red tape Mrs
Dyal, in acting as executor of the will
and administrator for her son. will
have privilege of selling or making
any disposition of the property with
out consulting the court
The will was drawn before ]. G.
Slonecker, a Topeka attorney, De-
cember IL, 1917, only a few weeks be-
fore Dyal took his own life
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-15
SPEND $4,000 In 1918
X. & l.. of S. Has Money to Put Into
Topeka Hospital-Home.

When the Knights and Ladies of
Security put the matter of the Home
and Hospital up to the Chamber of
Commerce, we agreed to spend not
less than 100000 in the first 80
months after the deed was passed for
improvements to the site" was the
opening statement of W. A Biby to
the K. and L. of S. Home COMMITTEES
of the Chamber of Commerce at its
meeting this noon. Il am pleased to
say at this time" continued Biby,
that the K and L, of s. is ready to
spend $500 in the first year, 1918"
Biby also said that arrangements
are already com pleted whereby the
amount to be spent in Topeka month
ly in provisioning. building, and inf-
proving the home and its site win De
in excess of $4,000.
w. A. Biby and J. NJ. Kirkpatrick,
officers of the lodge. will leave this
week for the south where they will
confer with various architects on
plans for the home, and where they
hope to imbibe numerous ideas con-
cerning home and hospital institu-
tons