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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
PROTEST TO GERMANY.
Against Bombing of Hospitals Back of
Allied Lines.

Geneva, Switzerland, June The
members Of the international Red Cross
committee are preparing strong pro-
test against the bombing by German air
men Of hospitals behind the British and
American fronts. The committee er-
pressed deep Indignation when Official
facts and figures on the bombing raids
were presented to it. The protest viii
be on the lines Of that sent TO Germany
concerning the sinking Of hospital ships
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
DETROIT MAN PRISONER.
Lieutenant Wilfrid v. 0asgrain Was the
Aviator Captured.

With the American Army in France.
Friday, May 81 (By the Associated
Press).-The American airman made
prisoner Thursday by the Germans was
Lieutenant Wilfrid V. Ossgrain of De-
troit.. .-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01

The meeting for the organization of
Red Cross branch, which was to be held
in Holden hall tonight. has been post
poned owing TO a change 10 be made in
the state Red Cross organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
VERMONT TO FURNISH 200.
Under the Draft Call Just Made BY
U. S. Government.

Under the call made by the United
States government yesterday for 2s0.-
600 men, Vermont Is 10 furnish 400 men.
according 20 information received a. the
sdjutant generals Office in Montpelier
today. The county app0rtioument has
net been made cut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
GERMAN ARTILLERY
GROWS MORE ACTIVE
ON 4MIENS FRONT
In the Sector of Villers- -Bretonneux, as
Well as in the Region North of
Albert, British War Re-
port Says.

London, June 1.-The German artil-
lery was considerably more active this
morning in the sectors of Villers- Breton
neux, east of Amiens, and Hebuterne,
north of Albert, il is announced officially.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
SERVICE MEMS PAY.
First Payments for May Were Started
To-day

Washington, d. C., June The first
checks covering soldiers and sailors 81
lotments Of their May pay, Jumped with
government allowances Of additional
sums for dependents went into the mails
today. Distribution VIII be completed
in about three weeks. Thousands Of let
ters Of inquiry concerning delayed pay
ments have reached the war risk insT-
snce bureau
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01

Accompanied by several members Of
the high school faculty. about 50 mem
bers Of the junior class az Spaulding
high school left the city this forenoon by
automobile for Woodbury. pond. where
they are 10 hold their annual class out
fnu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
Avvisol

II war chest (fondo di guerral accentra
in uno sola campagna lutte lie energie
spese nellie ditferenti sottoscrizioni. Con
questo mezzo Vi risparnia denaro tenn
po. 0gni uomo, donna G ragazzi in Barre
verranno richiesti di auitare con versa
mento immediate il fondo di guerra o
sottoscriversi per una contributions set
timanale in modo che 81 possa raccogliere
denaro abbastanza per auitare lutte lie
carita di guerra che possono yenir an
nunciate. II fondo di guerra servira per
lie sottoscrizioni della Croce Rossa, del
Y. NJ G. A., K of c., ed attire istituzioni
per soddisfare le esigenze di guerra guam
do verranno richieste r. il modo pui
logico di contributes; collie promesse in
diyiduali 81 stabilisce i'm entrata regolare
pei fondo di guerra, garentita. | paga
menti possono venir fatti scelta del
donatore. IT doyere patriottico do sot-
toscriversi per una data somma mensil
mente settimanalmente, o tutto in una
volta l'affinehe 81 possano soddisfare le!
obligazioni di Barre verso combattenti.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
READY FOR WAR CHEST.
The Barre Canvass to Be Started Next
Week

Next week you must choose between
Uncle Sam and the kaiser. IL Will be
your opportunity to line yourself up as
an American in the war, heart, soul and
blood and poeketbook, or as friend OF
the kaiser. Barre's war chest must and
will be filled to overilowing. What will
you givef
over the week end you should be
thinking-not thinking of whether you
will give, but OF how much 1t will be
a good time for self.examination. Are
you going to be slaekerf A piker pa
trioti Are you going to desert your
own soldiers and sailorsi Are you go.
ing to forfeit your self-respect and there
by lend aid and comfort TO an enemy
that would not hesitate fraction of a
second to convert your own fair corner
of Gods own country into shambles the
like of which is Germany's shame in
Belgium and northern Franeei No!
Then figure out what you can give and
double 1t.
A committee of Barre citizens, aided
by volunteer workers, is giving its time
and energy to preparations for a cam
paign that is expected to fill our war
chest 10 the brim. Particular attention
is being paid by the war chest organ
ization to the canvass of the stoneshed
groups. The granite manufacturers have
lent themselves heartily to the plan and
the canvass in the manufacturing estab.
lishnlents will precede by two days the
intensive drive that is to be conducted
on every street in Barre. Undoubtedly
The sheds will be canvassed Tuesday,
while the climax of the drive is TO be
reached Thursday If possible. A point
which the members of the committee
wish to emphasize is that through the
medium of the war chest the people of
Barre are now offered an opportunity
% contribute to the assistance and com
'ort of the boys over there. The pur-
,hase of Liberty bonds, while commenda-
,le and wholly acceptable as an indica
ion of patriotism, must be regarded
more in the nature of an investment, and
perfectly safe one at that; on the
,ther hand gifts, regular subscriptions |
o the war chest, are free will eontribu- |
ions. And the benefits that our boys |
eceive from the Red Cross, the Y. NJ. |
J. A.. the X. of O., the Salvation Army,
tc., are directly financed by Barre's var
hest and hundreds of similar chests now
xisting throughout the nation Barre's
earest neighbor in the war chest plan
! Montpelier, where it has alresdy more
han justified its existence Philadel-
hia, with S20000,000 chest, Spring
eld, Mass, Detroit, Pittsburg, Column
us and Syracuse are among the others.
is sound, common sense plan and it
eseryes the unqualified support and en-
of every man, woman and
1ild in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01

William Wishsrt. a four minute speak
er. viii address the audiences a. the Park
and Biiou theatres tonight On the war
chest fund drive
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28
Verdict In ArChIIetO Case.

The jury in the Archileto damage
case, which wound up a two weeks
session of the district court here last
Saturday, brought in verdict for
the plaintiff for s1S,250. Attorneys
for the defendant, the Deming Ice &
Electric Co., filed notice of appeal to
the state supreme court.
The amount asked for by the plain
tiff in bringing ihe suit was $4,000.
The action was brough by B. s. John
son, administrator of the estate of
Harry Archiicf0, killed last fall BY
contact with a live wire hanging from
one Of the defendants poles, accord
Ing to the complaint.
Adela Gallega, arrested last week
for the theft of 5000 diamond from
Sam Watkins, was bound over to the
grand jury by Judge Rogers, on her
plea Of guilty, in the sum Of $500.
Failing TO produce bond she went to
jail.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

Las Vegas, N. M, June IN. II BE-.
gins to look ike ihd leofs of he
southwest would have hapbg Fourth
LOT July There win BE- no humans
near to herd 'em of Of fayoriie spots.
And IFS an beeause Of the Fourth An
|nual Cowboys Reunion az Las Vegas,
n, H., on July 3, 4 and 5. The
pnnchers will al be IN the show,
leaving the COW critters 10 be pro-
tecfed by barbed wire and good luck.
The punchers' employers, wives,
mothers-in-Iaw, children and grand
parents viii BE- on the spectators
benches.
The 1918 show will attract talent
from al over the west. Fred NJ.
Earl, foreman Of the WKB ranch IN
California, writes that he will be here
with three Of his best punchers. In
Cheyenne, Wyo., sammie Garrett. ex-
pert roper and trick rider, is getting
into shape. Sammie has written
President Walt NayIor that he Is
dropping his old rope truer than an
Arkansawyer can spit through his
teeth, which means Semmie is n dead
shot
George A. Newton, who is in Los
Angeles doing fancy riding and rop-
ing for the movies, will be here to
do similar stunts. Newton Is real
hand, and he will go into the bull
dogging and bronx riding contests
Dan Offutt Of Miami, Okla, and
Montana Belle, clever pair Of cow
folks, will be here this year. Belle
Is a great rider, and her perform
ances always set the grand stand
yelling. Salem Curtis, who recently
went to the national army expects
to come back from Camp Lee, Va,
to enter the 1918 contests. Curtis
won the prize Ms the best all around
cowboy last year, both here and at
Tucumcari Hands are writing in
from all over New Mexico, Colorado,
Arizona and Texas, and the contests
for the $4,000 prize money will be
keener this year than ever before.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

Albuquerque. June 27--.N0l this
year win the village beau swaeeer
pfoudly up to the refreshmant stand
% the Fourth Of July picnic ground
aHd nonohalanily order two pink lem
onades for him and his gal. Nay nay,
Pauline, twill not be done 50. Rather
be win lead the gentle and shy
maiden to the cool spring and there
dip Up FOR her a cup Of natures erys-
tel beverage.
Even as the small boy will be de-
MED the pleasure Of firecrackers, so
win he Of the celIuIoid collar be
forced to find other means Of enter
tanning his lady friend than pink lem
onade. Ice cream there may be, for
certain progressive chefs have
learned to make this delectable des-
sert without sugar, but Of soft drinks
there certainly viii be a shortage.
The reason for this terrible state Of
affairsi
The state food administrator. He
il is that has decreed a finer sort Of
patriotism must replace the former
variety.
A large number Of inquiries have
come to the administrator from all
parts Of the state asking If they
would be allowed to purchase sugar
for the manufacture of the popular
Fourth Of July beverage. His reply
= issued in the following statement:
"0n this Fourth of July we will
use no gunpowder. II is needed on
the front and can be put to better
use there. The sugar also is needed
there and we viii deny ourselves this
year in order that il may 20 where il
is most needed. Abuse Of sugar at
the present time is as serious as the
waste and abuse Of gunpowder. Pink
and other varieties Of lemonade may
be substituted with watermeons and
canteloupcs. ] am asking that deal
ers notice this fact and figure ahead
for the Fourh of July. The allowance
of sugar is three pounds per person
per month, or in public eating places
three pounds for each ninety meals.
This means approximately one-half
ounce per person per meal. We are
forced to preserve fruits and vege-
tables which ARE being produced and
will allow sugar in excess of the al
lotment for canning. But for lemon
ade9 No."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

Silver City, N. NJ, June 27.-Work
upon the new buildings at IT. Bayard,
near Silver City, is being carried for
ward with as much speed as possible.
The buildings were started early this
spring in anticipation of the great
demand the war will make on the big
sanitarium. Two large wards have
been completed and ten or twelve
other large buildings are in various
stages of construction and will be
completed at the earliest date posi-
BILE. All the new buildings are frame
but are mounted on concrete posts so
they will be perfectly good for many
years Of continuous service. In
cluded in the new improvements is a
new road TO the Bayard station and
a new telephone line to Silver City.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

Roswell, N. NJ, June 27.-Heavy
casualties are reported at Roswell in
the first months war on disease
spreaders. The first months fly cam
paign ended June -, and the first
prize went to Harmon Crawford Of
the Berrendo school, who brought in
AZ, 900 dead files. The results Of the
campaign are most gratifying to the
women Of the town who are giving the
work so much time, and they are daily
enlisting more boys and girls for the
fight. The fly nuisance would soon
be a thing Of the past If all the boys
and girls would kin this many each
month.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

We expect, as a matter Of course,
that our soldiers and sailors will do
as they are ordered. We ofientimes
do not think it necessary to do what
our government asks us to do. Why
should we not be just as prompt in
our responsei Our men are ordered
to expose themselves to the guns of
the Huns. We are asked only to save
and to loan our savings 10 the govern
ment. Can we refuse this request9
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28
sslzod Columbus Mans suuar.

Albuquerque, June 24.-The food
administration today ordered the seiz
ure Of B. Nicholson's supply Of sugar
al Columbus, N. N. He is manu-
faclurer Of soda water.
Ralph c. Ely, food administrator,
said that Nicholson had written 10
him that he had no sugar After
wards he had obtained permission 10
buy lNeny- four i0O-pound sacks and,
IL food administrator said, twenty
nine days later an inspector found
2 500 pounds IN his possession.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

--SanneL GonPcr- says.,. Sphere ara
still many to whom this world cata-
clysm has so little meaning that they
are still pursuing Injuries and self
indulgence" Are you one Of these
people, or do you save to the utmost
Of your ability and with your savings
buy War Savings Samps3
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

Remember that the soldiers chance
Of life depends upon the support given
him by the folks back home. Helpl
Save and buy War Savings Stamps.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF LUNA AND STATE
OF NEW MEXICO.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of William Tate
Deceased.
ExEcuTRIX's NOTICE
To Whom Il May Concern:
The undersigned. executrix Of said estate
arst day Of July. A. d. 1918. al ten o'clock
IN the forenoon Of said day At the County
Court House N Deming. Luna County, New
Mexico, she VIII apply 10 said court for an
order Of approval Of her final account and re.
port on Ole IN this cause and Tor her die.
;harsa a. such executrix
SOPHIA A. TATE,
hxeeutrlx Of The Estate Of William Tate,
Deceased
l. W. POLLARD,
Attorney for ExecuiFix.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

W.ll stabilize the domestic market
Tho prices became effective May 20
for sixty dlys
IL should be preserved ana has IN
TACT been pastsd In nany a scrap
nook. II viii be observed that tho
p'icc OF fuel Gil amounts 10 75 PEI
cont of the posted price OF crude,
but IS too low at this time where In
ordinary times II would ho corsld
eied eHtirely fair
So lar as fuel oil is concerned
'here Is hut little available in this
entire state that will do for export
outside ~ Healdton Most OF the
| OIL is of too nigh gravity and will
"a east where the specificn tions are
easily met
All IN all the oil men are irlhued
VIII, new courage and win meet all
! dcm'ids as tost as possible The
| government buyer, r. n Brann, ~
doing y good business 70 far a. do
nr7tlc consumption is concerned and
| r"pGriB q meet satisfactory cordl.
| u0" Of Things although there are
! some rotincrE who have not ever
| learned Of the establishment of n
| purchasing agent here lie ls To-
| Gated At PIG Daniel building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

CARRIER. Okla. MAY p The
Carter on company created the sen
sation NJ the past week by picking
IN nice well al q new level In No,
ii on the Diveley farm northwest
I2f-22-tw, four miles south Of Gar
ber Top Of san nd l.727 feet II ls
being drilled In al this writing ana
while some are claiming for II BOO
and 500 barrels It is at least good
for 800 II iR new sand--and this
new sand stuff is getting 10 be an
old story You can count up seven
or eight different stratas producing
under 1850 feet In this south tiel1
and there IA good wells in all of
them When well is. drilled u
| finds all the sands or n does not. hu'
all drilled in this area have found un.
dor this depth production In one oi
them. The belief IN now generally
accepted that this high gravity OIL
comes from a deeper sand not Ne'
reached
The Carter company No - on me
inc farm IS on the pump AZ l'uu
feet and is making 10 barrels II
will likely soon be deepened 10 the
! .700-foot pay. No IL is tlshins
al 1850 feet No "A passed up the
black oil In the stray and Is drillins
at f.55O feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Cosden MarInnd Good We'll

The Cosden and Marland interests
No on the walker school land.
southeast 13-22-4w. Ia completed 10
l,tl9 feet and has 81 feet of good
sand The production is increasing
and is making around 325 barrels
No. 3 Is shut down for boiler repairs
at 1910 feet no 6 IN .rig on the
east line No Ia \ rig on the east
line I 900 feet from the south
The Cosden oil company has tim
hers on the ground for No. on the
Denker farm, In the northeast cor
ner southwest i2-22-4w, 400 feet
south and the same west OF the
famous Carter No on the Stine
farm which has 2.3o0-foot rsoduc-
ton
II " Champlin No i5 on the
Boggs farm, southwest 2t.s 2iw, is
underrcaming the s-inch at l,b20
feet Bottom OF hole 1870 feet. No
II IA drilling at 1910 feet. No Is
is about ready to spud
The Hehldton and oil state inter
eats No. on the Beiveal farm,
northeast 24@2-4w, is drilling NJ
1895 feet No 9 is drilling at LOO
feet. No. 10 is n rig
The Roxnna Petroleum company
IN moving in timbers for No q I and
s on the Schroeder farm. southwest
1s-22-Sw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
The Price Of Crude

There is some speculation m n
whether or not there VIII be = pre-.
MUM price OF crude established
and N so, what the premium will
be in the various fields n liz much
too high md out Of line tn all the
high gravity fields and Mr. Reaua
has suggested hs stated In yesters
days paper, which gave his letter
in full, that the premium be not
made higher than now
II will be interesting to onte. as
the DAYS 30 by, what would be con
sidered the ruling premium on
Gushing crude which In some In
stances 10 selling as high "A 81 a
rents premium. or bonus as Mr.
Redua calls II. above tho posted
price OF tz25f other high grade
gravity crudes are bringing %
cent premium and the CARRIER oil
has been selling al a premium even
higher than this
II ia said that a great deal ~ the
oil produced az Billings has been
contracted at 80 cents premium and
printed where not too high at the
head Of this column. but In no case
should they be SO high as some Of
the premium being axacted by the
oil producer 6r offered in extreme
cases by the refiner
n would he profiteering. pure
and simple. were the producers 10
take advantage OF sltuatior that
In confronting a refiner who has no
other resource but to pay what Is
demanded The question gets down
10 the Golden Rule and thore you
are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
or, MARKET QUOTATIONS.
The First Price MukiHg.

The government has made its
tlrst price In oil 1nd for a first at
Sppt has done remarkably well and
ms used exceedingly good Judgment
without having set the price 50 Elsh
us to attract criticism from tho most
conservative on critical pcsHmist
that lives
IL has been a great reli5f 10 the
ieftners a. now, so far as 2aaoliae
Is concerned, there Is D. chnnce for
market for export that can be met
md leave q little profit and were
the price for fuel oil as satisfactory
as that tet for gasoline, there could
be no fault found.
Tho price fot gasoline is III cents
OF Eulf ports. from which OF 'courns
tue freight and probably the load
lng charges must. be dediicted II
Will net the r"ftner around ~ cents
per gallon here ana tho car service
Is bad in that direction II lB a IN.
lie better than the price paid whcrn
delivered at Atlantic ports after de-
hucung freight and the car service
ps the price delivered is only 23h
rents with y three and a half cont
freight charge, but the ours are
likely 10 be on the road at least six
Weekp
For Aero gasoline the refiner can
net, when shipped to tho coast. about
gsl-2 cents and 10 Atlantic por's
about the same The official rerOlt
90 sent out by the Associated PreAs
end printed In Saturdays WolJG
follows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
ClenpooI District

The Kewanee on company mas ,
barrel well after shooting No. 10
Tiger IN 2I-ls-i1. go,
The Texas oompany's No ) Goa'
In 3l-ls-1t has rig M
The Pulaski OIL company " utlh-
Ing at 1900 feet nj No 5 Huddleston
2-ts-12
The Mount vernon OH COMPANY
has rig up in No IL Fulsom In
9-ls-12
The Prairie OF e. Gas co.'s No
Ishmael is drilling Ia sand al !.
200 feet In 24-1S-l2.
Dancinger and associates have a
well good for u barrels after sno'
in No. webb in 2i-l7-ll.
Witchne & shorts No Barnett
is. drilling at 400 feet in 1-1s-l2.
Dancinger and associates are drill
ing at 1000 feet In No. Tate IN
23.l7-li
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Credit Where 1t Is Due

n is so generally supposed that
the use ot the old church building
~ the corner or Fourth and Boulder
is being donated 70 the Red Cross
by the Phoenix Refining company
that the friends of James King Duffy
and Tom Melvin will be surprised 10
learn that II is they. individually.
who are doing IT and not the Phoe-
nix Refining company
The property belongs 10 Messrs
Melvin and Duffey but they have
consistently kept the fact hidden that
II Is through their personal patriot.
ism, and not that Of their company
that the use OF this properly. worth
&350,000 or 500, 600, is avalls bic fbl
the needs OF the Red Cross
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Back from Wyoming

". L Kistler Of the Producers
and Eeftners corporation is back
fr6m two weeks trip to Wyoming
where he visited the various drlll-
ing weilH NJ his concern in that
state There are eight wells drill
Ing on different geological domes
the most promising OF %uicn is on
what Is known as Big sand Draw
dome
II is On this dome that the Pro,
duccrs and kefiners corporatlof
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Mnnnds District.

The Inland Refining company
No 5 Behan is dry and plngged az
2.2O0 feet in 2-l6-tl.
The Northland oil company has
q rig on the ground for No, I pickett
in S-16-l1
Graham and others are cIilling AZ
400 feet in Nc 4 Grant in 9-l6-t1.
Jackson and others are drilling At
400 feet in No. Fulsom in 9-16-l1.
The Texas company's No l in
S5-l6-1l is drilling at 800 feet
W. [, Ransom Is moving a rig on
No Hogie farm in 1l-l6-12
The Texas company's No. 3 Jones
ia drilling at 1900 feet IN section
9-l6-11,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
In The oil state Field.

In the vicinity Of the OIL state
Petroleum company No on the
Barnes farm, which opened UP a
new field six miles west Of the Bill
lnea production, when II reached the
TOP Of the ponca sand at 2,oa3 feet,
there is more new work starting
than In other district. There are
three wells drilling. one rigging up.
four rigs up. two rigs building, and
timbera on the ground for six rigs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

The Hoy CARRIER oil com pany has
nice flow OF gas at Las feet in
No. on the Morgan, farm, near
the middle OF the northwest 6'22
II has run the io-inch and Ia drill
ing below 1890 feet. This well brings
rns 10 within two miles of CARRIER
The Aubyme oil a Gas Co on the
Iynds farm on the west line south
west 7-22.3w is drilling at 1.435 feet
The Ben Franks oil company Is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

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