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The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27
WORTH THINKING ABOUT

Colorado Springs admonhes its party that
much the Republicans have put excellent state
behooves the Democrats be
their guard and forth strongest material for they
pect defeated polls November and Vic
of the Boulder Miner Demora seconds the motion
following paragraph certainly needs explanatory key
It is true. We have weak spots such as have
occurred in the past We cannot put Gunter any
plea of letting bad enough alone There must be posi-
tive merit the candidate for state office the
Shafroth cannot make legitimate against Phipps
Keang and Hiard be replaced by stronger and
for governor the Democrats must in whom the
party has that faith appeal to the Independent
vote for support Normally the Democratic party would
argument with its record in the national ad
mnistration but that spoiled by the individual
Shafroth Heating and Hliard and the shameful
misconduct of affairs by Gunter Leckenby and holland
be reelected in spite opposition and Gunter will be
beaten by reasonably strong Republican candidate
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27
ANENT THE COLORADO MIDLAND

XTHAT the disposition of the Colorado Midland
w question people this time, and
thoroughly the air that dres to ven
That the retention and operation of the Colorado
Midland of the Importance the general interests OF
Colorado and particularly of the slope section admits of no
argument accomplish that most desirable result quite
There apparently considerable conflict between
the road and the general counsel for the U
Railway administration apparently conflict of statements be-
tween which the public difficult choose
The writer while visit Colorado Springs in COM
pany with this and of the western SLOPE
called Mr. Carlton in the hope of getting light the sub
ject far from
Mr. Carlton appeared be ready and willing to vouce to the
any possession tending throw light
question told his visit Washing
received by federal officials
the consideration him when he suggested that the
greatly needed by Colorado and that wou
be hardship people be deprived of this road
Mr. emphacaly denied the statement made to the ef
demanded Of the government cash rental OF three
thousand dollars if the Midland to be kept run
He said he had made demands whatever but had told ~
the amounts they paying ohes
reads he thought the Midland should be paid that amount or more
but he SAYS plain his associates realized that
before profits and dividends and he asked the
n;ssior 70 mama sum which thev believed be Just
equitable
Concerning the junking the road Mr. Carlton says
from the thought and desire of him
self but that such action will be neVae es are
absolutely if the government
dvertng business from their line at present
Now people judge between the statements sent ou
from Washington the houp methods OF Carlton amt
his associates made by Mr. Carlton to the commit
20. who soupht TO know The committee
with thought the matter bound with much
red tape rather that heads are
of the Colorado Mldano
notwithstanding great of this road, remote
From Congressman statement Is apparent that ne
believes that Mr. Carlton positive demand for government
aid of three hundred thousand dollars and TINS
who right and who mistaken ana
where does such confusion Echo where
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27

n EPUBIICANS Of Colorado this presenting very
IN strong their consideration To be sure
the be held but the state ticket there Is to be
candidates and both
high character and
offices they seek that regardless of the choice
the primaries it safe predict right that the
present exceptionally ticket for
their aopton at the resi
finding the Republican party the strongest
support Win the War; policy depend upon the
old party Lincoln Grant, Garfield Mckinley Taft and
pilot the ship of state
security this bloody has ended victory through
aid of every loyal citizen, regardless of party.
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27

printing letter which calls attention to
of vital Importance young man who enters the
his country We refer to the nestmabe value OF the
NJ c. the soldier boys the environments on the eds or
battle Every Young counys today and
mother whose has answered the call OF his country
proud of splendid work of the Y NJ A in behalf the
army The practical mnisratons OF this
which has done much for the
and appreciated in these days as never
acquainted with this great IN
and wonderful for good they Will be more than
willing help practical this great assoca
practical has done much for their boys
and their neghbors' boys n the great army camps
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27

News victory rather repeated victories has
lines past week that people
feeling greatly encouraged the outlook Surely 1t
blood American flows little faster
Huns being driven back de-
This all well far
let forget that the battle is by
yet slacken efforts at
preparedness cover There and keep
training preparing still others the tactics of
warfare This and will be by the allies and
when the victory comes grant may many
share in that victory.
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27

VXIHN Democratic designation for at the
w assembly this week. the result just as the
Post had previously predicted that did not anticipate that
Governor Gunter would quite completely distance his compe
Tom lyman the preliminary sprint There is considerable ad
prestige from being even though
outstanding ability be this direction julius u
Gun wonderful and neither can he be ad
have rank failure a He kindly, well mean
high his obligation the people, and so IN
with his bombac from the penentar hat We
believe of the will the primaries aan choose
him their standard We have serious doubts to whether
he will either Farmer Drake Charley @alerchea
the polls November if unfortunate enough to be called
endure another Democratic administration the people, re
party will rejoice the defeat Of lyman by Gner at the
primaries condition which believe to be foregone concl
However, this be Republican and whenever ot
these Democratic gentlemen at the primaries Will nd out III
November he has had empty honor after all
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27

HERE every believe that the Garfield county
will be abundant this than BEFORE and that the
will record prices for everything they At least
all signs point that While it true that hay
damaged by the heavy grain and potato looking fine
and there evidence of big yield at harvest time While farmers
finding anything but matter to meet the increased
production of prices of labor machinery and
plies there good prospect that they will be fully
the time of harvesting and marketing If there
time when the people all the country should take off their hats
farmer and acknowledge him the mainsay of the nation that
time is right ...
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27


D1TOR will be grafied learn that the authorities Wa
ngton ARE puzzng hard relieve said editors
from the deuge Of free publicity matter for the education
public along nes selling of bonds
meantime the relieving the editors asked
additional postage their enough additional fact
them of This little manifesto
of gratitude what the doing for the
All right, everything goes now.-saida Record
FRIENDS Senator Shafroh will advance his interests by
shouting Guggenheimsm at Lawrence Phpps millionaire
good ese he be- large
right political honors Who thinks less
accumulated fortune that probably
qured by Mr. Phpps? The Democrat desires Shaf
roth but give better for favong him than
his opponents of Colorado Springs
HE attempt work sentiment against Charley
utterly failing We want who everlasingy walop
shafoh Waterman the fellow His ability stump speak
his close touch with Colorado people and conditions his
service the party and his recognized loyalty ability
Ian ideal candidate this tme-Buena Vista Republican
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-23
ALCOHOL RESTRICTIONS

In response of the desire of the
Food Administration to increase the
available food SUPPLIES of the nation
the Secretary of the Treasury has for.
bidding the use of good corn for alco-
hol of any sort The new regulation,
effective January LIST, 1918, provides
that no grain other than corn of a
quality inferior to Federal grade No.
6 corn shall be used in the production
of distilled spirits.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-23
REVoKEs REALER'S LICENSE

The United States Fuel Administra-
ton has revoked the license of Lester
Brothers, wholesale food handlers of
Newport News, Virginia for refusing
consignments of potatoes and allow
ing them to deteriorate in the freight
yards. They were ordered to close
thier doors on December 81 and for
hidden to deal in any commodities
covered by the food control act.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-01-23
SPECIAL SALE USED cARE-cash

or Terms 1917 Ford Touring car
euipped with five demountable rims,
five new oversize tires, tire carrier,
shock absorbers, spot light, Yale lock,
Claxton horn tool box. bumper, every
ready self starter with storage battery,
perfect condition. / 1917 Maxwell
Touring car nearly new, l 1916 Max
well Touring car, good condition. l
1917 Dodge Touring arperfect condi
ton. l 1917 Buick Six Roadster
SOUTH GEORGIA PAIGE CO., Har-
mon building, Cordele, Ga.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04
NEW EDWARDS OFFICE BUILD
ING RENTING UP FAST,

The new thirteen story Edwards
office building now In course OF CON
struction on Fourth street between
Main street and Boston avenue
which win be ready for occupancy
on August I. is filling up fast Some
or the corporations who have signed
leases for a term Of five years are;
The Oklahoma Kansas Refining Co,
Home OH Refining Co. Amo oil and
Gas Co, Solo on Co., Southwestern
Bell Telephone Co., Tulsa Engineer
ing and supply Co., Carl X. Dresser
Manufacturing Co. OF Bradford, Pa,
Southwest Building Supply Co. sun
lnnd oil Co. OF Sapnlpa and others.
The renting manager, s. Max Bier,
informs US that he has enough appll-
cations on hand to fill a building
twice the size OF the Edwards office
building but that he is desirous OF
catering In particular to oil corpor-
atoms law firms, geologists, etc.
The architect OF the Edwards Of
fices building Is J. {. Thompson OF
this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04
OIL LANDGAS
INTENTION an ME.N


Particularly rotary drillers and
producers now employing the rotary
crllling process in the development
OF yonr properties
PRODUCTION is one hundred thou
sand barrels per day less than the
demand. Mark l.. Requa has ap-
pealed to the oil industry for CO.
operation In speeding up increased
production. 70 meet a larger demand
sure 10 COME
Unfortunately am unable to re
tain all my stock In "A company now
making preparations TO offer tho In
dustry a device highly necessary TO
successfully drilling.
Reliable engineers predict two
wells in the same time with no addi-
tional cost and all hazard apparent
ly removed by the use OF this device
In connection with your present ro-
tary equipment Z
Further information at my room!
$40 Tulsa hotel. Monday, March 4,
one day only
II is n patriotic duty you owe your
country and her allies as we'll as
yourself and tho oil industry. tha,
you call and upon conviction give
your moral support Rnd approval.
Bona fide testimonials will assist me
equally az much as the disposal Of
this small block OF stock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

shut down at s.oc2 feet Tor cable
tools on the karthouse farm In
the northeast corner OF the south
west of the southeast ~ 2o-ln low.
The Rock Fails uli 4 Gas Go. has
a rig up on tina Peacock farm In the
northwest corner of the northeast Of
the southwest o. il-ln-Sw,
The MaFnuli, Petroleum company
Is dtilllng at l-Jit feet On the NAH
Ia farm in the northeast corner OF
the southwest OF 29,ls-aw
J. Keys has a rig up IN tho north .
cast corner ~ the southwest OF the
northeast Of lT-ls-1Ow,
Tho Gladstone Oil \ Refining Co
has the rig huilt Tor its No. In the
northwest corner OF tho southeast
Of 2N-ls.i0W
The same company In drilling AZ
L5ln feet on the smith No. I'm the
southwest corner OF the southeast
NJ 22-ls-l0w
charles Douglas II shut down AZ
9 200 feet on his No. I IN the north
east corner OF the southwest Of the
southwest ot ss-ls-l0w,
Fortuna on company is drilling al
l,st5 feet on tho old gas well which
n n drilling deeper In the center ol
tho southeast ~ s7-lP-le.
CONTINUED OK NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04


4 Great Achievement
The Roaana Magazine lust out IA
certainly great achievement. 1t is
ohly the second number. but II will
hold the attention OF any ono
whether Interested In oil or not from
cover To cover II has achieved It's
purpose perfectly II was started
10 cement friendly relations between
the men and the officials Of the con
Germ ana II cannot fail OF Its pur-
pose nor will 1t miss arousinR "A Tot
OF enthusiasm among the employees
ana the friends Of the hiE company
Wherever II is read. The current
number begins with President Van
Der dracht'a letter to the employees
ana this deserves SPECIAL mention
ana should hc copied intact for II tx
one or The most appealing heart to,
heart talks that the writer mas ever
written, II winds up by n clever
hit OF correspondence from the varl-
GUS properties owned 10y the RuNanA,
all OF which is away above par
Attistically printed and illustrated
the new magazine is 10y as the
following brief sketches viii show.
thlS from President Won Der Gracht's
letter II will go for any company:
told some Of YOU this before.
when had u chance to make a little
talk to YOU, managing company
ilko TINS is no single mans job II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04
AL uAnxHr auorArroNs.
Freeiing Should Investigate

Attorney general Freelihg should
Investigate tho report that nearly
syerf member OF the administration
At oklahoma city is interested In
y,ldcat oil companies and allowing
their names and the office they hold
10 he used In selling stock. II would
seem a matter OF good taste at least
n these gentlemen were TO keep In
the clear.
Refiuera who are being called
uron by Messrs. Sanford and Quasi
rspresenting the attorney general.
should demand not only proper ere
d,utialr. but statement as to the
authority OF the attorneygeneral to
conduct any investigation or to set
The price on refined products after
brqhas spent lot of state money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04
The Bes, Bet In Oklahoma.

The big development OF the OR
mulsee Producing n Refining Co.
In township i4-ll is, Of course, the
particular interesting news OF the
day. Best OF all. II proves the good
old theory that oil follows the
creeks. aud in this case II Is the
north fork OF the Deep Fork that
winds It's meandering way down
from the Cushing field toward Oh
nulgee, and right here and along
this creek is n mighty good looking
spot Ter the geologist to plant his
an ticline.
There Is no charge for this advice,
Il is absolutely free, and already the
scouts that are wise are playing the
game and are lining up stuff nlons
this creek. as many OF the old leases
arc about to expirt on account OF the
fiye-year limit. There are many
nice, likely looking spots between
the new development and the Cush-
ing field and the chances are that II
will give Tulsa new boom when a
few OF them have been tested. Or
mulgee Is entitled to the honor TINS
time. but watch out for Tulsa next
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

Mrs. Leotn Mcpherson Of South
Akron, Ohio. asks the help OF this
paper IN locating her two boys
iiakey Mcpherson. II, and clarence.
IL. who we're kidnapped by their
father Jess w. Mcpherson, accoro.
ing tb the mother, who staios that
shs mus, find them or die. II would
Le humane. 10 say the least. TO let
the ngrfief know where she can fnd
her sons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04
Protests Price Of HeaIdton Storage.

IudFe Noah TtpTtstNIIhb TIIV VIM
nolia Petroleum company before the
state board OF equalization at Okm .
homa CITY yesterday, protested
against the RHsessed valuation OF
storage oil In the Healdton field, de
claring ti.0s a barrel was too high
and asserting that IL h unfair 10
asseas oil property Mt practically It's
value while farm property is being
nsesssed at 90 TO 40 per cent. Gov
ernor Williams asserted ne is Will
ing 10 allow a hearing. provided tho
pITItie. Oulf Texas and other com
panies are parties TO the hearinE'
and the board has set March Ms
tho date OF the adjourned meeting 49,
Ardmoreite.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

Casing and pipe for sale, casing
and line pipe new; immediate deliv-
cry, lowest price; all sizes A. c.
Page, al Calumet Bldg. Phone
BTs2.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

The I. W. Williams rig on the
Kengmiller farm IN the southwest
corner Of the northeast OF the south. i.
west ot 32-sn-9w has been skidded
75 feet Rsst.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

Coleman County--In Mid Texas
field Can give Information regard
ing field or leases. References, Cole
man National or First National Bank
Coleman. Texas. n. Il. l.. Culp, Cole
man, Texas.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

Crude oil wanted. Want price
three hundred barrels crude daily
delivered Pittsburg, Kan. Pittsburg
Smelling company Pittsburg. Kan
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04
Oklahoma Hospital
!Serpice consists OF

ist. Firs proof building ar
ranged for n purpose.
Ind. Modern and complete
equipment Under one roof.
srd. Character, experience and
skin OF attendants
ith. Location and accessi-
bility.
The Erest objects Of . hospital are
,ire cure and education OF the sick;
ths training Of physicians and nurses;
The sitsnsIon OF medical knowiedss
,nd prevention of dlseAse. These are
combined In the Oklahoma Hospital
,nd 1t Is open TO the profession.
DR.. Fred s. Clinton. Pres.
Miss II. @. O. T,epeicr, Il. N. Supt
DR.. l.. ii. Carleton, Resident
Physician.
West Ninth and jackson Sta
Phone Usage 1880.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

wan,ed--A refinery superintendent
for now refinery; must be thor
orghly experienced In the refining
business. give reference In first le:-
ter. D-s4. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

CUSHING - The Hpme OH com
pany Ia drilling at 1868 feet ON the
Cottron No. IN the northeast cor
ner OF the northwest OF 26-1S-5. No.
In the southeast corner of the
northwest IN Etill rlg
The Dickwllla OH company is shut
down at f.iS0 feet on the Ross farm
In the southwest corner OF 2t-ls-4.
Tho Carter on company rig is stil
standing IN the northeast corner OF
the southwest OF S-tS-6
The rig is also standing on the
Fterson farm In the northwest cor
ner OF the southeast OF s-lS-B.
The Hillman and others No. len
The Broyles farm in the southwest
corner of the northwest " the south
west OF the southeast Of 23-iS-ae Is
stun n rig
The Oklahoma Natural Gas COM
pany is fishing At ! a00 feet on tho
{. Benson farm IN the northwest
corner OF i-lS-b.
e. r. shaffsr No. on the Me-
Corkell farm In the northwest corner
OF the southeast OF 2G-lS-b " under
teoming at 2,200 feet,
The Roma OH company IL drilling
at $50 feet on tho Cole /, In the cen.
ter of the north bne OF the northeast
OF li-lS-5.
In the northwest corner Of i-ls-5,
the Oklahoma Natural and Gypsy
No on the Ellis farm IL still shut
down Mt l,S7b fect.
The Creek Colnty Gas company ia
drilling nt TAO feet on the Freund
farm In the Ccnter OF the west llne
~ the southwest Of tho southeast OF
25-lS-b.
COTTON COUNTY,. p. Evans IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

Tn. friends OF J. b. Ryan of the
General refining company Will be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04

surprised to learn of HIS marriase e
Saturday to Mrs. Lucille Scharpff uC
chicago. II Ia said thcy typr-t to
gUke their homo iu chicago. nut will
prohahl have oCcusion to visit rul~a.
M Mr. k>an's Interests are here
CEMENT T-The Prosperity eti 4
Gas CO has "a show lug Ot oil az ..u7o
feet IN tho Strphcus fa~m iu tho
northwest corner OF the southeast 6t
h-hn-9c, II has a huis fun ot water.
which is coming from behind the s.
lnch cnlng. which was set at l.76a
feet
Tho Gladstone uu a Refining Co.
Is fishing AT $50 feet I'm the southwest
corner of the southeast Of 3l-6u-g gw.
The Haley Petroleum company Is
shut down In the southwest corner ~
/ } 6n-Sw
The Fortuna ON company iq un-
dcrreamtng a. $40 feet on the latti-
more No. ! in the southeats corner
OF the northwest - tho northwest ~
6-tn-gw
In the south 'ast ~ the southwc cst
uf 25u.gw The well is shut down.
waiting fur cement 10 set, which was
poured between the and S-iuch
casing The 6'iuch has Just been set
AZ 2 000 feet
Inc tluVNlpnc ''ll kCflultG 20.
has tmhers In tur No I lu tho south
east corner OF the sOuthWeEt OF ,.
5n 9w
The Houthw cutern well In tho
northeast corner OF 10 Su-llw Is still
shut down az LAO feet
The ManChurla OH 4 Gas co. H.
drilling at a,as0 feet on the woll in
the southeast corner ~ the north
west Of the southeast ~ the north
east Of 3Oi0n-liN II is still In the
red beds
The Acra OH q Gns 60 IL shut
down at l,435 feet on the Gillette
farm IN the southwest corner ~ the
northeast Of l0-qn-sw.
The Ia Taroulca oil & Gas Co ia
shut down nt $40 feet on the Miller
farm in the northeast conrer OF l.
Snliw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-04
4 Gcat AchIcycmcnt.

in goins thru with his so called In
Vestigation."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
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