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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-07-04
The Neu) Version
F. L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution

F. L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution
I mourn no more my children slain:
Their Country takes them to her
breast
From some dread, star-still battle
plain,
with unavailing swords at rest
Theirs was the sacrifice supreme;
Dreaming they died for Freedoms
dream.
The loneliness of Loss struck deep
When crying to them from afar.
I felt the battle shadows creep
And saw the storm veil Lies last
star.
But 10! A later Light appears.
And shall dim its CLEAN with tears?
see. in visions Of the Night,
No world upon it's cringing knees.
But hosts of Liberty and Light,
God guided DER the thunder seas,
Break Freedoms chains and prison
bars
Uplift a banner, bright with stars
glimpse new glory in the strife
song of swords thrills earth and
sky;
| see the dead lands leap to life
And hear new world battle cry!
And Freedoms voice is In the guns;
God lights the swords Of Freedoms
sons.
oh. / could kneel and kiss this sod
Where Gods foes strangled Peace
and Prayer
And trampled on the Cross OF Goa,
Yet hailed the Christ as kinsman
there!
This sod that echoes Freedoms tread,
Where Freedom shall avenge my
dead!
O mother hearts never knew
O Spartan mothers Of the brave,
These arms across the world to you
To clasp you for the sons you gave!
Even all your great love had to give
For Freedom that world might i've!
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-07-04
THE LEAD SITUATION.
Engineering and Mining JournaD.

(Engineering and Mining JOurnal).
Last spring there was a decline In
the price for lead, which followed
temporary disappearance Of buyers
from the market. There had previously
been a large quantity of lead locked
up in railway cars in transit The
breaking of the freight blockade re-
leased supplies and produced such
sense of easiness that consumers
deemed it unnecessary to stay in the
market. Not long ago, however they
re- entered. We were then uncertain
whether they did so in order to replace
scant supplies or whether their motive
was to stock up in preparation for
transportation difficulties next winter.
Now it seems clear that their supplies
are short. Important consumers have
been obliged to cease work owing to
lack of lead.
The fundamental factor in the situa-
ton is that we have not been produc-
ing enough lead since the collapse In
the market last fall. Even more fun
damental has been the governmental
interference with the market, which ID
the reason why we have not produced
enough lead. 1t is true that the price
for lead has not been fixed, but the
producers have been threatened, which
amounted to the same thing; and
previous to that the market had been
messed up by governmental bungling.
Producers are now sold up for
weeks ahead. There are no stocks.
The situation as to Mexican lead, re-
fined in this country, is about as tight.
Great Britain is taking a large part
of that supply. Canada has lately
been buying in this market Japan has
been trying to. 1t is clear that there
is not lead enough, especially of do
mestic, in spite of the increased pro-
duction in May and the diminished
consumption for building purposes.
Reviewing the first months Of 1918,
the lead production Of the United
States was far below the average rate
of 1917.
1t SENS rather preposterous that we
should be carrying on this great war
business without any stock Of lead.
What il there should be some trouble
In Spain and both Great Britain and
France should have to turn to us for
lead? But, for that matter. how dam
gerous Is it that we should be running
without any stock Of copper? No we'll
managed corporation would think OF
taking such chances. 1t would have
been pretty bad for Great Britain last
spring IL she had not previously stock
ed up with copper. We wonder II the
authorities In Washington have
thought of this in any broad way, and
how they expect to increase the pro-
duction Of lead and copper to such an
extent as will result in an accumula-
ton Of supplies beyond what is imme-
diately required. The recent rise and
strength In the lead market reflect the
preset situation. How high will the
government permit the price to go?
Will 1t again, for the sake Of Its
theories, prefer to threaten the lead
producers and court the dangers OF
short productions. or will 1t say
"I.aissez faire," in other words, Let
'er CO." and stimulate every little lead
mine throughout the country?
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-07-04

We have yet to hear President Will
son inviting Medill Mccormick to run
on the democratic ticket for United
States senator from Illinois, or of his
suggesting that Governor Edge De
nominated by the democrats of New
Jersey. These things would make us
really and truly believe that politics
is adjourned"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1918-07-04

war savings stamps he can help mn
ance his country at war.
And the workingmen OF America
are doing their duty--are, as Presi-
dent Wilson says, bearing their share
of the national burden nobly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
COMNNCHT COUNTY K\N-

y shaw and associates have made Z
location Tor n well on the shaw farm
in the southeast of the southeas, O
ll-32-l6w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
CORN MARKET LIFTED,
PROVISIONS DECLINE
Intensified Transportation Diff
ficulties and Peace Talk
Affect Trading.

CHICAGO, Jan Ii. Intensified
transportation difficulties thmout the
west together with fading ~ optim-
ism I'm regard 10 peace tended today
to lie the corn market Prices closed
unsettled at l27h January and l2bh y
to 4. May. the same a. yesterday -
finish to q, higher. oats gained o., 60
"a In provisions the result varied
from 90 decline To soc advance
Fresh suoWstorms and forecasts Of
severe cold weather made corn trad
crs pay special attention to decrease
~ rural consignment notices and To
complaints of shortage OF reserve
power Cable dispatches however
failed to confirm besrish peace views
oats showed decided strength owing
chiefly TO tho failure OF peace talk
90 he confirmed Receipts continued
10 dwlndlc also,
Provisions symathi2ed with the
strength Of grain At FIRST though
weakness in the hog market had a
temporary depressing Influence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12


and Mr. Ecker, all OF Chelsea and DIX,
Swallcr uf Quapaw.
The Lucky cave Mining c,,......
an organization of uractlr,l ,......
which has been slnkine a sl,r,
OF Quapaw without first drilling D..
reached "a depth OF about S,,cnt ,..t
ana mas been in ore the last rAr.t.
rect The slnkers say that th.r u.I
nave one drift that viii nav tn V.rk
nut that from indications they h,n...
thoy VIII be In the IuyoluyuIr mn
within the next six or eight feet ma
mat they propose 20 sing until hat
depth Is reached
The stanton Mining coulIuy
FRANK Connor Of Miami ana .rI.
ates have developed a hir.. .rre
tract northeast OF Lincoluluu The
seven holes which have been gv,
down showing an ctEht-foot rup af
good ore At depth Of 5S fur' and
another az 50 feet, which the dr.Ii has
penetrated for 23 feet hut ON lecuurt
OF the formation the drllars have
mover succeeded in getting thru
Miners at the Montreal mine AZ
century have struck a kind uf ore OF
late that no one In this part of the
country has ever seen and u zen Is
creating quite u Sensation. @
The Iluffalo Mining compln, oper.
atlnE the Huffalo min Na ( 4'sn
owners ~ the "Ec!akin" lease.
located west OF Commcr Nuu. 3
Royalty cos "BroomCuf Hf-r ~
the Kansas state line held ~ r.uHN
meeting of stockholders 'cr'lv
afternoon and elected the lr..v 1g
officers for 1918; + Il BoW|0n poe
clSted president L. G. DnfIH poe
elected first vice Sresideut rrol
/ shaw OF Tulsa second vice president
aud l.. II, Herring Miami seer nly'
treasurer. The company, il Wa tn-
nounced. will soon begin the o5y.' n
OF large concentrating min or th'
, "Rcdskln' lease, which has just rc
, Gently unk IA shaft into solid ore and
which recent drilling stll shows lu h'
free in ore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
Zinc and Lead Notes

MIAMI. OKLA. Jan. 1.-THE Al
lied cad and Zinc company. located
northeast OF Lincolnville. has struck
a splendid run OF ore on It's forty
acre tract, whore the company Will
soon begin the erection OF a mill
similar TO the Morgan min I'm that
neighborhuod The Allied people
found two two-foot veins Of very rich
lend. above one OF good jack OF sew
eral feet thickness, At depth Of 81
feet and the drill holes showed a sec
ond run OF good ore at from ii0 20
i37 feet The Officers OF the com
.pany are l. B Ellis Wagoner, presi-
dent. S. G. Nunley. Clarem6re vice
president; Il. II MclIenry. Wagoner,
secretary; and H. q. Ralnes, Wag-
oner, manager
The Fay Mining company. operating
near LinCuluville has taken over four
mines on one forty-acre tract on the
Frank Buck land, and one on each ten
acres They are Myrtle the Tame
hill, the Imcille and 'the Mason. The
Fay colppapy Is. made up of ] NJ.
shepherd and daughter. ] u. Green
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

ItLIlT The Minnchoma OH
compRfy has a rig up on tho Wrights-
man farm in the northeast corner OF
the northwest Of 24-21-T
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
rhc riIlman Cnnntr Won.

The report that the Moss. Webb
and tim test In l5-1s-i5R had been
drilled through the sand proved to
he erroneous as the well is shut down
waiting FOR warmer weather on top OF
u sand which is showing for pro-
ducer II is found NJ about $50 feet
There was another sand found from
CAS- to $50 which is reported hy the
owners to have indicated a % barrel
we'll The we'll Is located a long way
from the railroad, has been passed
on ny an the geolocists I'm the employ
ot the various companies who have
purchased acreage and looks az the
present tosbe "a god n bet as any In
the mid-contnent field A new pool
would not hurt anybody. ON the CON
trary It would be gladly welcomed by
all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
ARTHUR FLETCHER IS
CAPTAIN OF GIANTS
Succeeds Herzog; Meeting of
the Major League Commit
tees Postponed.

NEW YORK. Jan. i1.-Arthur
Fletcher. veteran shortstop uf the
New York National league club, has
been apol6tod captain of tho team
for the season of 1918. il w.s an
nuunccd today succeeding charles
Hcrzog. who was traded recently to
The Uoston Nationals
owing To the inability Of Chairman
Hermann OF the national commission
TO attend conference IN Washington
next week the meeting Of the major
league committees with the commits
slOner of Internal revenue TO discuss
war tayes on baseball has been post
poncd to the wccl, ~ January a. The
posipoucmcut of thIa meeting also
necessitntes postponrmout Of the
meeting Of the Joint schedule COM
mittce at Dover Han, Ga winch viii
hc held about January "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

NVT U ~ NVN VIZ, hNN-TITIN'
lnccr Rrothera uf Kansas city have
"a ric up on the Waestaff farm In the
northeast of the northwest Of S-20-l4
Croml@ and Hrandom have made
"a lpuaIou ON the Jones farm IN the
southwest Of the northeast of i-2O-15
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

CLOUD COUNTY, KAN Rover
ton and associates are shut down ~
$50 feet on the Proctor farm In the
northwest OF the northeast OF the
northeast OF the northeast OF 2-Ss-1w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
In the Oil Fields

Texas Notes.
The Scamans on co. has spudded
It's well four miles west ct German,
Texas.
The san Unnri1 oil Company
CSouthern Pacific Railway is Cettine.
ready to put a ris on "a large block
owned by It seven on eight miles
northwest OF German
The r cNas Company has rig material
on the grbund for a wen on its block
or acreage northeast of triSCu, Texas
Many Texas syudiCatcs are being
formed and have acreage I'm the yicin-
itv Of Brown. Easton and Comanchc
counties and many new locations are
promised hut the eNact location have
not vet been named
Brownwood received quito q boost
the other day when =. r.. Magce, as
ISOLATED with w -. Abbott 10th ut
whom are Of Tulsa who are drilling
as the Jane Ellen OH Company found
u 2O-foot sand at $50 feet IN their test
well thirteen mila southwest OF
Rrowuwood The well is good for
30OO Qo9 feet ~ g1s from tlla sand
and Il was bradeuheadcd aud the
well IS leing dcepcncd The Jane
lfll,n well is located IN the middle of
"A = 00O acre block. The company
is uamcl after Mr. Magco's little
daughter
The Eagle oil company we'll ON top
Of the big mountud Just west OF
Brownwuod is a - barrel we'll in sand
found from 37i to l54 feet 4 loca-
ton has been made for No This
well extends the shallow pool, some
distance Cnst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
PUFFER AT CITY CLUB TODAY
Boston lecturer Principal
Gtt..ntrrr NJ fMntahCOn.
Noted

Dr ] Adam Pufter OF Boston VIII
be the speaker at the city club lunch
con today At Hotel Tulsa He will
speak ON The Roy and His oJh
Dr Tufter Is national authority
on vocational training and has been
iu the city several days delivering lee
lures on this and allied subjects be-
fore the city schools and the Parent
Teachers associations,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
Lire Stock.


CuICAoO. Ian II noes R.rotpt. 81
900. ur-rulcd Bulls. SiuluWIo Igu,
tl,.buw TO Il. miSed, 80 1u4 lU4l. hea,y
Fltso@ go. rough 81 5op 1915, ptw.
fll loml12I.
CATTLE Rorcipts. ~ oOo steady Na.
tive stocrs - lDW 90. atockrta snd feed
cft 81 3OHlO7 COWS and hcitts. 5, iup
ltrT. calves ts7hmli7h.
Hutr Rcrciuts. IA 600 weak Mrthrrs
So tuul1gi, ewes 5000 ~ 90; lambs
So TNp Il 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
GYPSY FIVE DISPLAYS
CHAMPIONSHIP FORM
Smothers Mid-Co. Aggregation
By Score of IA to 8; Title
Match Monday.


The fast going Gypsy team OF the
on Basketball league defeated the
ail-cud Mid Go. quintet on the floor
OF the Y NJ g. A. last night, - TO 3
While the GYPSY five WAS expected
To- smother their opponents. consider
able Interest nttachcd 20 the game be
cause Of tho game between the Gypsy
and ohio cities teams
The Score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
Money


NIW YORK. Jan - Mercantile raper
5' uHA sterling go day bills. Sl72 guu.
mrrriaI 90 day rallt on tauks st7lh com.
msr.lal days hiNt Stflih demand.
ti,al. pabl.s. 81 3n 5.l6
Uudd,rs demand i-A rahlrs 49,,
Mar silver f2Ar Htsirau dolars 1Ir
Guyrrulbrut bUnds .tsadl iuirOad bonds.
iUfu.ulat
Time lnara. steadr 90 DAYS 30 HaEs and
ss months. d hHw5-4
col. money Nru high { low B. "a mI
utr rate gs closing bid. offered I'D
last loan. o y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
sapnlpa Refining Fleets Directors

At A. meeting OF tho stock holders
of the Sapulpa Refining Company at
Sapulpa Thursday the fo lowing direC-
tore were elected H. NJ Ruthyon,
william G Merriam, Guy r Scott.
w L. Wagner Martin PaskuS, Ar
thur Nylcs George L. Mann and L.
NJ bppeuhcimcr Mr. Rathyon was
elected vice president Of tho com
pauv and Frank J. Ryan was given
The position of assistant secretary as
i-turt treasurer and controller. Of
n'ers auccoodine MeS7E Benson and
Hoaglaud, resigned ana the position
OF secretary and treasurer were not
elected mut the hoard OF directors viii
name those az the ucNt meeting which
ia expected to take place To about ten
days ~
Production Figures
According 10 Il. II Whitney who
has Just completed figures for the
payt year I'm the uid-contiucut field
the total production OF Oklahoma and
Kansas was 81. .G92.Te4 barrels OF
which oklahoma produced ~ fO3.233
barrels and Kansas produced 9S,O29.-
SIC barrels For the same period the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
Md

NUNNUTUTEN- MO- TTNr Tot IIUtII
Odcll for EIdnbohl
Field goals Davis . Sears s.
Auerswald . Holmes I .NcClne /.
Travis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

gas production In oklahoma leading
with '.2S2 $50 0Un cubic feet KAN
sae is credited with 2li7b0,00O cubic
feet aud Arkansas 32.0QO.O0p CUBIC
feet. the gauge beng taken from the
initial Volume of each well
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
'DEE-TEE TAKES TWO
FROM BEACON PRESS
Mediocre Bowling Marks the
Nights Play; Rose High
With 527.

Mediocre bowling marked last
nights engagement between tho Dee
Tees and the RcnCop PrcFs hERrcgu-
ton the former winning two out or
three games on tho Arcade nlicyN
Rose topped them an with "a mark OF
b27 for the three games
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

HNitI'tit COUNTY. KAN N--Cleye-
land. Ohio, parties have rig mp on
the Gibson ranch in the northeast uf
the southeast Of lO-3O-l2w
NJ j sullivan and associates are
shut down At 1850 feet on the Rule
farm in the northeast or the south
east Of tho northeast OF S-35-1Ow.
The Medicine Lodrh Petroleum
company has made q location for n
vcll on the Storm farm In the east
Of the northeast of i3-33-l3w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

Tho Planters NauOnai G1nN Of 1'h
OLla located Gt Tulsa, In the ftatt Of pA1.
homa, Is closing its affairs All note D. 'yL,
ard aIe- creditors OF the association ~
tber.NTr hereby notified TO present mo
notes aud VtLer elshrs Tor pn,mrrt
". A. BROWNltE,
tasht'r.
Dated q, rsIsl. Ola November .7 1917
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

GALVESTON Jan ~ cotton middling
20 o. r-rr,pt. DlaI' exports 1850. ,alcs
iOi blo,k 2is,oJ1,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

ChInago Cash nLaln-

ciilCAGQ. JAN ~ tniN No ye!.
oN. nominal
OATS STANDARD. oLnsI1sc
RiE-No g. nominal
BARLEY 81 1salts
Kansas City Cash Grain
KANSAS CITY. IAN ~ CORN Cash
steady No miyrd. Sl5UGtf2 No .
white ~ 7tn i75. No yrOow. Sl75M
70
OATS STEADY No white s.hc No
mixed sOia nstc
RNESl i5ml16
hAI!R AND MILO MAIZE a. 3O@ 81
St Louis Cash Grain
ST. LOUIS 1Iu II CORN Higher No
. nominal No white 81 81
OATS steady No. ., nominal: No 3
white ~ "a SO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


LOST MD FVNNH --I-.o-
CON Strayed from No. 2. NoTlh h,tsf
darn Jersey COW horns rut OF raoas
on. anyone knowing her whercAN'
Usage 2200 .,riV
BULL AND FOX TERRI sls
straight ears nhua Billy on
,swasJ for return = y Genet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

ENN.Na cry Jan ~ Hutter eggs
aHA .Hr.I1. unchanged
r.fHtH., steady 81 t.n ~
Now Orleans Rice
.IH ORLEANS nlu ~ Rough and
l,lu u,, continued ti.sdt today with quots.
uu.u unchanged h ,piH rough, 2.14l
ss,t, mJrs 2Fal .,an lua pockets
aal"f UIrau btue Rose lalT pockets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
LEGAL.
published in the Tulsa Daily World lin
uary 7, <. o, TO- II. ~, 10 II L.
TO- 1918 World Publishing
Clmpany. pnhlishnr.I
7
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
nnETnArTnpq


NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received AZ the office u. no
o clock y m, Thursday. January l7h 1918
for the construction Of SANITARY Sewer. ia
rluding latcrals connections aud other sp
purtenSnces for Sewer District SO ~. n
created aud established hy Ofdiuaa.U 40.
1900. passed aud approved the 18Th ipy Of
December 1911
Plans profles, specifications anl revised
estimate Of Sept "a. 1917. for 'he con-
struction Of said sewer system aud aprur
tenances have been adopted by lh. Mayor
and Board Of Commissioners OF .lii G.p
aud are now on file In the oi'.a O' 10
City Engineer,
BIDS must be made upon the o'i.a. Wa
posal sheets Of the City OF Tulsa
The rights 20 reject any aud all h.Is b. fe
served Ia tho Board OF Commissur..s a' ile
City OF Tulsa, oklahoma
4 certified check In the sun ~ h'. 90
per ccnt,of the amount OF the ud W'I ''
required from each bidder.
An bids will be opened aud ooHsidrr.l y
the Board OF Commissioners Of said 4 .iy Al
a meeting Of said Board 10 be he'd ln ~
City Hall In said City at O'Clock q. n 90
tho 18th day OF January, 1918.
ANY and all parties interested at h"''
by notified that they may appear and pro
test against or object TO said proposed in
provemrnts or any part thereof OF any Mai
Ter or thing In rotation thereto At SAID '...r
inr OF said Board Of Commissioners or l"s
'''h N' " FRANK NEWKIRK.
City Auditor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

LONDON. Jau II Rar #Ttr l.fs5 per
uuUpr
Neosy 2,. psr +, ,s,,,,rx> ..",T' s'oa wt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

gas production in oklahoma leading
with '2F2 $50 Oun cubic feet kan
s1e is credited wf'h 2li.7b0.00O cubic
feet and Arkansas 32.00O.00p cubic
feet the gauge beng taken from the
initial volume of each we'll
Shafrcr'- wildcat.
The test of G T.. Shaffcr I'm HI
2 Is drilling at lioo feet II is To-
cnted IN the center Of the northwest
Of the southeast Of the section
RhRRE,R COUNTY. KAN --Cleve-
land. Ohio, parties have rig MP on
the Gibson ranch tn the northeast Of
the southeast Of lO-3O-l2w
NJ J. sullivan ana associates are
shut down at l.O50 feet on the Rule
farm in the northeast OF the south
east Of tho northeast OF S-33-1Ow.
The Medicine Lodrh Petroleum
company has made location for Il
well on The Storm farm in the east
Of the northeast of l3-33-l3w.
JENNINGS-Thc Jackson oil COM.
pauy has rig up ON the lUrhes
farm iN the northwest corner OF an"
southwest Of the southeast of l2-
+, .t,sa' .ai,,,,, ,,,,,.,'., -,
~. ,r,,,,-t h.N - IA
VIII norin drilling
Hunter and Arizona parties have .
r1,,hc,st cnr,., =, "a, sn,,ti,,,,,s, ~
n,o ror,t,o,.s, "a 90
ELLSWORTH COUNTY KAN.
Ihc White ide COL company is shut
y,rr, I'm no snu,bv,s, - no "n''th
cnst of ,na ',nrtb,y,st ~ 9o,it qy
rho Sh,r,rnol. -i,nsbinq ou com
paGy b,g nhand,r.1 ,bc u,ou nj, F,bc
Of t-t-.s,, "a, a t.t,f laptl az o 10
feet
FISHER Tro %,'.,, or G. Cls 90.
J,y Tsio,1 NJ a., ,ha so,,,,,.,', ,
tho northwest Of s-io-Ii and are
ready 10 proceed dGtillnC. II VIII drill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

New York Spot Cotton
NEW YORK Ian. II Spot cotton quiet
pidduur upSnd' $500.
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Furnished .bi srandhrlE HuI,rvy a Co,
l9l ihu .hll ua,I 'saI Phone ,s1o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

Fort Worth Live stock
PORT WORTH Jan ~ CATTLE Re
ceptt 800 steady Reeves, f15oa ,u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
IIJeWOnTU COrN1N X,

The White ide oil company is shu
down NJ -.5S5 feet ON the Mnravi,
farm In the southwest OF the south
east of the northwest of 30-l5-9w
The Shamrool, Gushing OH cpm
pany has abandoned tho well on th'
liyscll farm In the southeast corne
Of l-15-SW NJ a total depth Of 2.5i,
feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

NORTH or QUAY-The Magnolia
Petroleum company Is fishing for
tools Mt 6IO feet on the test In the
southwest corner Of the northwest OF
the southea7t " 1905.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

TERRIFIC N-Tho Kawfleld OH
company is drilling at l075 feet on
the Fleming farm in the northeast
corner ot the southwest OF ~ EOS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

Prepare yourself in a stylish,
comfortable Overcoat or Suit
while prices are right. Good
warm Mackinaws, $6.00.to $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

DICKINSON COUNTY The Atlas
Petroleum company Is riged up on
the county poor farm in the northeast
Of the northeast OF it-13-2e