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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-16
P u E B L A
10 oBREROS Sc QUEJAN ANTE
Ell AYUNTAMlENTO.

PUERLA, JUNO S-La Fedora
Icien de Sindicatos Sc d;rigi6 al Ayun
tarniento, quejandose dc Ia conduc-
IA cue observan los industrialrS de
las fahricas de Santa Ana, Bener'-
|~ceHcia v otras, quicnes han ordenaGo
a los celadores de las mismas, eN-
irulsen a los obreros huelgui5taS q"e
habitan las casas pertenecientes a
esas fabricas.
81 Sc usara I'm procedimiento le-
gal, por falta de rentas o a'guna
otra circunstancia, dicen los qucJo-
sos. NADIA seria de eNtranarse, pero
nuestros companeroS son arroJadoS
nor medic de la fuerza bruta, rara
10 cual son utilizaGos los destacamen
toS respectivos.
En- las fabricas a que 5 hace mcn-
ci6n-siguen dicienio en- su oficlo
de uaeia,-son admitidaS mujeres
para ocupar nuestros lugares, y como
astamos en- la creencia de que 10
prohihe IA Constitution, deseamcs
cue Sc nos haga ~justicia, Y al efec-
to, confiamos en- que el Ayuntamien-
TO tomara las providencias que crea
conveniente para llegar a csc fin.
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De Ia CiiudIad de Mexico

de pago de suicides Y la possible clau-
sura de muchos p~lanteles, ha origi-
nado que muchos de los profesoros
piensen recurrir a diversos medlos,
para aiejar de 81 esta penosa situa-
cion.
Hablamos aver con varios macs.
tros que Sc hallaban en- los CORE
dores de Ia Direction de Educacion,
encontrando a cast todos ellos sunni
dos en- complete desesperaci5n, por
causa de la situacion economical en-
que estan. Muchos profesores ha-
llanse alarmado;, temiendo que So
d2crete una suspension ~definitiva, Y
gIardando muy pocas ~esperanzas de
que mejore Ia situacion.
Las senoritas p-ofesoras son las
que naturalmente, tienen que sufrir
mas con este cstado de coSas, u
cuando algunas estan va resignadas
Una senorita, profesora del kinder
garten "Melchor Ocampo" situado en-
las GALES de Zarco, nos manifesto
que ella Y sus c~Qmpaneras, ante la
noticia de que en 10 SUCCESSIVE 10 con
taran con ningun sueldo de proce-
dencia Official, sine solo con la casa,
a%cordaron clausurar ell jardin de nj
nos Y dirigirse a los padres de fami-
liza. solicitando su ayuda, habiendc
encontrado eco en- sus peticioncs,
pues casi todos esos padres de fami-
liza Sc han subscribe con sumas CUE
~varian entire dos Y cinco pesos men
sualas.
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Ell PUBLICO

Participo a mi numeroSa clientele
que he cambiado mi ESTABLISHMENTS
de calzado, a 5O7 W. Commerce ST.,
en- donde, como siempre, MT pongo
a las 6rdenes de mi numerosa Glen
tela Y del puplico en- general. Me
es satisfactorio dar :. noe a mis-
clientes que cuento con un departa-
mento de Preparedness de calzado y
los trabajos que ALI Sc hacen, dejan
siempre satisfechos al publico. Trai-
gan sus zapatoS viejos y llevenselos
a sus casas enterame2te nuevos Cal
zado para toda su familia 4 precios
reducidos.
THE LITTLE SHOE STORE
L. NJ. Little. Prop.
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EOLANDA AMENAZAOA DE NUE.
VO POR ALEMANIA
(Viene de la "a Pag)

cambio que les parecla eXtrano que
los alemanes tuvieran alguna GIda
respecto 4 Ia respuesta que darla
Holanda 4 cualquiera demanda re-
ferente al uso del rio Schcldt en- in
tercs de uno de los beligerantes
contra el otro. Tai respucsta no po-
dria ser mas que un redondo y cate
g0rico NO fueran cuales fueren
las consecucncias que clio nos ira
.jera. Todo el mundo en- Holanda,
agregaron ~aque!los, ezcepto un CRU
pc reducido de pro-germanos, no po-
drian tener otra opinion que eSta
misma acerca de este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-16

MGdiruS eSpccialIslaS IN ci ~iraianiento
ne los dolores del alumbralnienio y las
mnIr-iias tan 'pc0mOdnS n!c ron 'stia
Crrrurnrl4 - maniftesian Duran = Ia ccs-
,agjGn csiin maiIIIalmcnic en- poSlcl0n ne
:uZgar inlrligen;cmente. Ia mcfilcina me
ior @ lnofrnsiva que Lebcn preScrlD!r i
us narlcntcS. Is pOr i1nio. I'M asuii'o
de VIA! imporialCll para a1uclias Sc
inr3S Uue siirrcn de fIcrtcS doprcS IN su
alumbramien,o y6mitrs V molcStias dlFaIl-
Ie al c,nbaraZu. Sabcr que nOtabicS cSpc-
r~IaliStaS que han dcdirado suS vldas al
rSiiIdiG de los dolores del partO J las uo-
ruriaS TrmcnlnaS. eSIan prcScrlbl"tlaO '
,ulu!nf>iranuu = SuS enrcrnlGs las past
ilas de Gompucsio Miichcll3. Los Seho-
res mediCnS que 10 prcScribcn, 10 iiaci.li;
DriurrO puruuc no u una medicine St
nj pcrjudiCiGl: :ngundo, porquc llciir
4. yIrlud c>perldl de- rorialecrr lbs nrrEips,
"a. ,al manara. que duranlc los mcSeS Gill
ruIIo>uS del rmijlrazn. IL sonora einDaTa-
Zada uurdc licgar al dia dc Sl aluIIiDfa-
micnLn sin cNpcrimentar graldeS dolores
con bcncririu del bcbc que mace herIIlo-
III. sauO Y rubU>tU: trrrcrO. pOr ser la mt
ulrIna ideal para Ia muJcr que dcsca iIeEar
a ser Inadr". Y pOr G!tIInO, pOriue ciua
uaStilla dc COrHTrIcsIO Miichella llefa III"
yararjia Dc Satisfaction. \ continuation
80 dan dos testimonies SlnccrOS ' verdi
eos c,r0.idOS dc Ia InnlrnSa CIntidad re-
rlprla uc los palscS Latino ATlerIcalp>.
RI DR.. Jose PLANTING. de la cilidad DC
S,trrbD. Rem. uUminicaia, Dice 10 SlSulcl-
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Los maestros de escuela estan
desesperados.

Por una De las mas Goloros&s cr.-
sis estan pasando en- la actualiGad
los maestros de las escIelaS public2s.
4. toGos Sc les deben los sucldos CO.
Responsiveness a varias deccnas )
son muchos los que sc ha!lan en-
s~ituaci0n verdadcramonte desespera'
da. pues no tienen elcmentos de min
guna naturaleza para subrenir a
sus nccesidades mas urgenteS. 7 10
peor cs Quc no nay e~5pcranzas de
|qIe mejorc ST. situaci6n. sino que,
antes por el contrario. los maestros
temen quedar sumidos en- una situa.
ci6n aun mas tristc. pGes cl gobicr-
TO ha anunciado 81 prop6Sito dc
~calusurar, por ''inrecesarfas' Y pa,
ia 'hacer economics" varios de los
cstablecimientos educativos del Dis
trito Federal.
Tn pcri6dico dc esta capital ira.
Ia e. asunto cxpresando, entire otras
cosas, 10 siguiente:
la dificil situaci6n economics
en- que Sc e]ncuentran los maestro:
de escuela de la capital, por IA faIts
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-16
FALLECIMIENTO

Aver a laSs12.3O p. n. falleci6 en-.
esta ciudad Ia sonora Rosa Luna en-
su Residential de Ia Gale Baylor nd-
nero pa. La finada deia a su es-
poSo Ell senior Rodrigo Garcia Y sus
hiios Olivia. Rodrigo V Maria Blan-
ca.
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= tiene listed comezon, no sc raSQue. Con
GO no Sc remedia NADIA Y solo logra hacer-
:. Sangre en- Ia pIel. AplfQueSe el
To BALLARD SNOW. Fr6tcSe >uavemen-
To- 1. parie afertada. ESQ Calma lnStan-
ranramentr IA rumcZ6n Y unaS CuantaS apli
rScioncS rpuueven Ia CauSa que Ia oriSl-
M ObtenIendo a>i una Curaci0n permanent
fc. prrciu: S5c. 30. Y Si-D pUr Dotc!la.
pc vrnta pOr Il. COhn and Co.
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IL iheulricari0n, etc No sc Quede sin
ella va que Ia puede auQuirir a tan bato
yreClU. ValdTia muE bien $500. Mande
SOLO 5gc., con Su nOmbre Y direction Y Zoe.
en- ~eS;ampillaS, . 81 IA enviaremOS C. o. D
~flSHLEi6H 4 co. Dept. 4. ,. CHICAGO, HI
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NILLISTAS JUZGADOS POR UN
ASALTO.

MEXICO, D. F. JUNO 1O.-Seis
antiques oficiales villistas que Sc
habian amnisitado al gobierno, Sc
eneuentran ]priSioneros en- la prision
militar bajo ell cargo de haber to-
mado participation directa en- el a
salto al tran de pasajeros en- Esta-
.ci6n Jasso, dondc fu6 aniquilada Ia
I~cscolta carrancista V robados Glen
mil pesos que conduc!a el 7agador
de las fuelzas carrancistas que Sc
cncuentran err cl Estaao dc Hidal-
go.
Los p-is;oneros fueron consigna-
dos al Procurador &c ia R~epGblica.
general Pablo A. de ia Garza, qaien
a su vez los consign5 al Juez de Dis
tr;to dc Pachuca, para que sea e.
quien Sc encargue de j~uzgarlos. Los
acusados fueron enviados hoy . Ia
, capital del Estado de Aidaigo en- I'm
tren convenientemente eScoltado.
No habra hulega en- eli Mexicano.
Han terminate los temores que
habia de que ell trafico ferrocarri-
: Zero entire esta capital y el puerto de
Veracruz qIedara ~suspendido.
Los directories del F~errocarri! on
trolado por e. gobierno han anuncia-
do que ell asunto esta a punto de ser
i~2rreglado de Ia manera mas salts
factoria, pues que los ohrer"s mas
ohstinadcS en- decretar el paro Ge-
neral han convenido en- no llevar 4
cabo SUI amenaza al series eXplicado
que no Sc procedera Z rebajarlas un
vs:nticinco por ciento de sus suel-
dos. sino que Sc trata 1e IN apla-
zamiento temporal del page COM
r"eto de los sueldos, aplazamiento
! que puedc Gurar unicamente hasta
la entrada del prjximo ano fiscal.
FL Gerente del McNicano. Corcnel
FonteS. regreso a esta capital para
conferenciar con el jefe del e~jecati-
'vo sobre el resultado de suS gestlo-
MS cerca de los obrcros de Orizaba.
Ell ties de Tlaxcala escape
Ell Tesorero General del Gobie-nO
De Tlaxcala, no conforme con las
disposiciones dictadas por ell nuevo
Gobernador. MaXimo Roias, q Quien
mo Sc le recOnocc aut3".iad legal,
ccrr6 la GAIA fuertc de los caudaleS,
~Focu't6 les librOS de Ia contahilidad
~ lue!O dess;oareci0, tr&Slad;i !dcse
4 esta c1pita,, segIn - cree. f!
tesorero nombrado por ell gobernador
Rojas, manifesto a este que no po-
dia kacerse cargo de Ia oficina por-
que no encontraba los libros nj podia
Iabrir Ia GAIA de los caudaleS, y en-
tonce$ u Gobc-n2dor mand6 cue Sc
~rrocediera a forzar Ii combination
In GAIA. descubriGndoSe Q2e &sta
estaba sin III solo ceHtavo Y que nj
los libros de Ia contabiIidad estaban
en- ella.
FL TeSorero habia huido !Ievap-
dose ell dinero que tenia a SUI cargo Y
que aScendia q mas de cincuenta mi!
pesos. Ahora Sc lie busca en- cSta CAPT
tai Y en- Puebla Y en- todos los i'll
cares dominados por el gohi"rEo,
pero no Sc lie ]encuentra. Sc cree
! que G! Tcsorero huy6 rumOo al cam
pc revolucionario para unirse con
los enemigos del Gobernador Rojas.
Los maestros de escuela estan
desesperados.
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10 que p~rescriben Doctores Especld-
Estos para reducir los dolores
del alumbramiento y combatir
los u6mitos y molestias T
del embarazo s

f.. "Cada vrZ que prescribe, las PaSillias
de Gompucsto iIitchclla me cS de gran Sd
lisracci6n yer 81 gran rcSnllado, ru'a
cada dia qucdo mas admirable de su rt"c-
10. Mis- pacientes. r2da vcL cSian mas
acradccidoS por habcriO adlnlnisirado. Y
&c OirO u.OdO no pOdfa scr ron csc IIiilo-
so CoEpucslO MiicIIciIa que no me cahSa-
re de SeguirIo at;niniSirando."
Ell DR.. 81. n. Keen. dc Ia laculiad de
Medicinal dc Paris. dnmiciiiad0 en- Ia 'iudad
dc P0rt-au-Princc. Rep. de Haiti. L"rtilI-
&c: lie prescribe 4 mis- euTcrmaS e1 Conn
pucstO Nitrliclla. hGJieldO OD;"nidp dH:II-
rabies reSHltadnS IN los Sigu!fnicS |9SgS:
Para calInar los dolores frccucTic> duran
tc 81 embaraZG Y cl pGrlo, flores Dian
ras," meustruariGn dOloroSd Y como To-
nico rcrOnstltuycntc. 10 r"coinIcndo a las
scnoras Y seloritas que surrcn dc isuales
dOlcnclaS.'
MABLE LECT0Ri: ii csiaS son Sus
cua!ldades c$enclaIcS, 6pCr Que no Gucda
Id. ronveurida COinu OtTaS SenoT3S Y Sc
horiIas que haI SenIldu SuS. Deucflcius, 81
I'd. tambicn pucGc !.accrlO cpino las de-
mas?
NOTA: i nos rcmlte I'd. Ia SUNNI de
$i.OU. L. enviaremOS Z vuelid dc cOrrco- y
franco Ge porte. una Gaia dc COmpuesiO
IitchclIa. .Diriiasc hoy mismO a:
INSTITUTE
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AQUI ESTA-LO QUE I'D.
SIEMPRE HA DESEAD0-

tina carrara de
identification y
De combination,
Dor solo soc. UD
arttCulO de yer
dadeTa COmoGt
dad para mule
res y hOFnbreS
ESla caTtcra tie
ne lugar apTO
piaiO: nara hi
neieS de banro
~esIampillaS. ca
lantartO. tarietS
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RI DR.. Jose PLANTING. dc la ciudad dc
Saiccdo. Rep. DUminicana, dice 10 Slguic!l- J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14
on. MARKET QUOTATIONS.
CdSinghedd TO
Hare a LOOk-in

The casinghead men have reason
TO be hopeful that the product that
has been rejected heretofore by gov
ernment experts will soon be used
for aviation purposes II is too soon
10 get correct lineup az to spec
iGcations. but the chances are that
II blend with about 305 end point
can be procured that the aviators
will find it entirely satisfactory, even
in the highest altitude.
The refiners will welcome casing
head caroline for aviation purposes,
as there has been "A great deal Of
difficulty in making the product ac-
cording 20 government specifications,
which call for at least 3l2 end point,
and this takes the very heart out
OF gasoline such as In used for com
mercial purposes, 1t would be well
for casinghead people to go easy and
not rush in and bother the govern
ment experts with proposals., as tho
chances are they will be given a
square deal and too many cooks
spoil the broth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14
Much New work In South End.

There are many new rigs up ana
much new work starting In the
south end The work follows:
Alexandep oand others have built
"A rig on the J. Kannard farm in
the southwest corner OF tho south
east OF 21-l3-l2.
The Barbara oil company Is ready
to spud No. 8 on the !. Harjoofarm
In the center OF the east line OF the
southwest OF the southwest Of 30
1919.
IT, Ross and associates have n rig
up for No. on the Franklin farm
in the center OF the south line of
the southeast OF the southwest OF
3G-1B-l5.
l.. c. Disney and associates have
n rig on the Harrison farm In the
southwest corner OF the northeast
of the northeast OF 25-l4-16.
Tho Okmulgce Producing & Re
filming Co. has reached "A depth OF
400 feet on the Scott No. II In the
center OF the south line OF the south
west OF the southeast OF 23-l3-i4.
The Tribes Oil company IL rigging
UP No. on tho Holmes farm In the
center OF the west line OF the south
east of the northwest OF 6-ll-l2.
Scully a. Summers are drilling at
$50 feet on the N. Durant No. In
the southeast corner OF the south
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14

quite number OF the refiners
and marketers remained over Sun
day AZ Kansas city and enjoyed the
sOcIbillty that always goes when
oil men meet away from hons.
Among those who remained were
John Champion. who has regainod
his strenl;n after an operation and
is looked for in Tulsa anytime. Tom
Melvin OF the Phoenix. w. ID. Rich
Hrdson, Phi Lenhart. w. II. Doug
las. Bert Delozier OF the Luke Park
Refining company, Joseph A. Specht,
secretary of the Independent OIL
Mems association, John Carson OF
the Western Petroleum company
who IL In Tulsa now, Arch Grider and
Mr. Fowl. both with the Midland
Petroleum company and +. +. Whit
field OF the Fuel OH company.
After church they went through
the parks and in spite OF the bad
weather saw much that was OF in
tercat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14
Mnhlnc Statements Pnhlic.

The campaign being conducted by
Mayor Speer Of Denver Is bearing
the most remarkable fruits. Under
Il law the mayor is enabled to re-
quire all companies offering stock
for sale TO furnish a statement, and
this the committee In charge is pub
fishing The statements made by the
officials OF some OF the oil COM
panics are most remarkasHS evidence
to the sw,ndles being made on the
investing uuhllc by unscrupulous
stock proTboters--tol News Re
pOrtcrO
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\ Manly KnIttcr.


II. A. Crosbie. cowman and oil pro-
duceT OF Chelsea. Is n manly man,
lie offers as exhibit "A" several
ranches and maid servants and man
servants-and mot asses) automo-
biles. All this before You are in
formed, gentle reader. that Mr.. Cros'
bic sat placidly knitting khaki col.
ored yarn IN the lobby OF the Hotel
Tulsa Yesterday while he waited for
a telephone call.
Mr., CrO3bie. who was on his way
to old Mexioo. where he has oil IN
tercsts, says he learned to knit when
as n hoy sheep herd on the ranges
OF Arizona he had TO have employ
ment for his hands TO keep his min
steady, lie has not knitted. how
ever, since he reached mans estate
until the need OF knitted articles Tor
the army and navy was created by
the war. lie has knitted ten sweat
ers and many helmets. wristlets and
socks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14

west Of the southwest Of the south
east OF 3G-i5-15
Strand and associates have built
rig for No. ! on the J.. Colbert
farm In the southwest corner OF the
southeast OF the northeast OF 36-l5-
l5.
NJ. g. Haskell has rig up and
tools in for No. ! on the Mcintosh
farm In the northeast corner OF the
southwest of 12-l4-l5.
The Oklahoma Iowa No. 3 on the
y, Harrison farm In the southwest
corner Of the northeast Of the north
west OF 2-l4-lj is a rig.
Galbreath and associates have a
rig UP and tools In for No. 2 on the
X. Reed farm in the center OF the
northwest OF the northwest OF 10
.l4-I6.
The Sequoyah OH company No. s
on the G. Stevens farm IN the center
OF the east line Of the southwest OF
the northwest Of l0-l4-l4 Is a ma
chine ready to spud.
L. g. Bradstrect has machine
In for No. 4 on the l., Fields farm
In the southeast corner Of the
northwest OF the southwest OF 3
l4-l4.
The Banks OH company No. on
the j, o. Sutton farm IN the center
Of the north line Of the southeast
of the northeast Of 33-l4-li is 1hll-
nE AT $50 feet.
Turman OIL company Is drilling
the q. Ashley No, In the nor1heast
corner Of the northwest Of the south
west OF 20-l4-l4
The Sperry oil 4 Gas Co. is ready
I - - . L.
southwest corner ~ the northeast
Of the southwest Of 2s.l4-14.
The rig is on the ground for the
Magnolia No. on the B Stevens
farm in the southeast corner of the
southwest Of the southwest Of 1914
~.
The Muskahoma oil company No
on the Mcdaniel farm in the
southeast corner Of the southwest
OF the southwest OF the soutiisast OF
i7-I5-16 Is Il rig
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14
Prnmincni IIonston Man in Town.

]. p, Sweeney. who Is treasurer OF
the Culllnan interests In Houston.
is in the CITY and * receiving the
glad hand from his numerous friends
In Tulsa Mr.. sweeney commenced
his business career with the stan
dard oil company in OIL City. pa,
when but n mere hoy. At the open
ing OF the rich fields in West Nir.
ginla he was transferred to Sisters
willie and FOR many years was the
purchasing agent for the standard
OH company in that city, lie later
became cashier OF the Sistersviilo
bank. whlcn position he resigned to
become treasurer OF the z. !. w
company ri sharon, Pa, He resigned
this position to accept his present
position with Mr.. CullInan as treas
urer Of his several companies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14
OIL.AND GAS
Leases, Supplies, Production, Etc,
To Our Patrons.

Owing to the increasing prices OF
blue print cloths and chemicals. we,
the undersigned, wish TO notify the
public that on and after May Is II
will be necessary to Increase the
price OF our II townships produc-
ton maps to Sc and all other maps
accordingly. ly.---Tulsa Engineering &
Supply Co. Tulsa Mapping Co.; T..
w. Swart. Innes-Kelly Map Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14

Acreage on Dome.
This acreage Is on a dome ana
there is no better or promising open
acreage today In the CARRIER district
Were these Commercial leases they
would find market at $50 TO 5000
per aore. Besides the l6O acres
there can be obtained $50 more and
perhaps 2lO more on the same basis,
making "a tOial OF 400 acres.
The acreage is a mile east OF the
town OF. CARRIER. II was recently sur
veyed and mapped by II, l.. Eaton OF
CARRIER. Hager shows II on his map
made two years ago Most any hiBn
school student OF CARRIER can outline
and explain II. The acreage Is } "a
miles north OF shallow production.
and the same distance northeast Is
the new or state field. opened up
in the PonCa sand No. l on the
Barnes farm at 2,023 feet Three
miles soutap OF 1t and a mile west Is
the famous 2,3O0-foot Carter well
on the Stine farm.
on tho Same Structure,
That thts dome a mile east OF Gar
ber has not been developed Is due
| to the fact that the key or best
acreage Conbisting Of six farms or
| $50 acres could not be leased. The
| opening OF the new field northeast
makes II more desirable than ever.
| 1t Is a continuation OF the same
structure or anticline productive
south OF CARRIER, and accOrdip. to
recent surveys swings or broadena 10
| tho new OIL state field.
This Is d chance to do something
big for the RED Cross, the Y M. c.
A., the school Kids and the widows
and orphars--and to get lunch
for yourself while slipping EN- a
| full meal,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14

The situation is Improving daily
and tank cars are making new rec
ords for fast service day by day.
Some remarkable stories are going
around as 10 quick shipments. some
OF them being almost unbelievable.
The PRODUCTION OF oil is holding
up remarkable well in all the fields
and especially is this true Of CARRIER,
HnlinGs Blackwell and in the viciu-
lty ot Haskell No trouble is In
sight anyv mere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14

J. j. Gillespie, WHO has just re-
turned from the aviation helds al
Fort Worth. brings a great deal OF
interesting Information about the
embryonic birGmen who are learning
TO serS c Lhs rauCn there.
He says that one trip to the flying
grounus viii convince forever any
one whO Gays that there Is Careless-
ness permitted III teaching tie
youngsters how 10 ty--hCnce ,nU
accidents.
only ssntine. asleep All his post
Is more severely hLnoieu than a me
Charic who makes the slightest mis-
take or the most, apparently, in
consequential oversight And Ar,
Gillespie tells some stories OF rig
Orous discipline we'll calculated ~
illustrate the seriousness OF the
slig hteSt slip to the man who makes
the sip
Before q recruit becomes n cadet
and Is ready To 80 up In 4 machine
he takes Il course In ground school
ing" learning thoroughly the
mechanism OF a flying machine
Then he goes up into the air Tor I!is
initiation with an instructor. Some.
times several trips are mads before
the prospective aeronaut SotS hii
wings" Sometimes they mover do
get them, just Gs some men never
| get thrlr sea legs.
Frequently. according to Mr.. Gil
lespie. younEster VIII 80 UP into
| the air and freeze" 10 his seat ~
a spaSm Of fright over the dizzy altl-
| tude. II he hfsi the making Of an
aeronLut in him he lis taken up DAY
after day uh;il he gets used to his
seat--thcn instructions begin. When
! the instructor pronOunces him com
| petenC TO take care OF his machine
he takes up h.s flying Officer, whu
| recommends him tor does not rec
Ommvnd him an the case may be-
| for his commission.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14
Tnnk Car Man Hero.

@. r, WoOdsmith of The Standarg
Car Construction company is in tae
city and saws that the movement OF
tank cars is really surprising "Wo
are here closing some large orders
and look for record breaking bust
ness during the coming month, y
said Mr.. Woodsmlth. There will be
large movement Of crude oil 20
east by tank cars and this will alb
sorh all the extra equipment there
Is TO be found.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-14

OLINE-BiIHON -- The Magnolia
No. I scott is flowing 200 barre Is
In the Tusker farm, II Is in sec
ton 1881.
The Sta.6 OH company has a 10
barrel well 10 Tucker sand in No. Z
Il. b., In lS-l8-1 ca
The Prairie OH q Gas Co. Is drill
Ing at 2,70G feet in No. / Mills farm
in ll-1S-7 It's No. l Smith In IA
1874 Is rIg.
The Cushing oil company has a
rig ~ ON No Mcintosh farm in
1891
The Magnolia No. Davis is drill
ln~ at 1900 feet in l-l7-7.
The Monitor OH company has a
rig up on NO. Fixico farm in J.
l7-7.
Cosden OH Il Gas Co. is rigged up
on No. II barnett farm In 22-1I-7.