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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
 WANTS FULL
 AUTHORITY
Transmit Bill to Congress in Answer to Measure by
 Senator 0vertan

WASHING Feb. The ad- nlin;sc-a,ion's answer 10 the proposal embodied in a bill introduced by Sen a,or Overtan, whereby it is proposed 70 form 3 war cabinet and eliminate ,aa various departments, was trans ulitced today by President Wilson. the president measure f enacted into law would give him blanke. authority 10 ra-organiLe and coordinate all the fed zsa. departments. bureaus and officials. The oil as presented is said @ have the support ot 3 large majority ot the democratic side ot the senate.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
MAN WHTTEWASHES COAL

NEW YORK. Fab A vas: pile o. coal. canogGzgsd . make i-s Ethiop- .aa ex-e-.er resemble pie of stone ty t1e free Gz= .: he ~hi-eTzsh brush aroused some ire n -he Oyster Bay and Locus- Valley region among pers- e1z who zh:ve-ed for E5e want ot fuel.
 The gossips c: tae various villages had f -ha- 2 man ot means had laid ln some 40 -ons and that the supply exceeded his storage facilities.
 The citizen according 70 report, piled t1e ovsrplus il .he yard and then had I ~hiJswashed So that it Eog,d -sE= on the appeara1cs ot white s-o1e
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
THOUSAND T. s. SOLDIERS
 TORPEDOEI) AND SUNK

WASHINGTON Feb 1.-The first disaster to United States troops since declared reported this morning by Secretary Daniels his mn that the British ea mshp IusCn carrying thousand hundred seventy United ate soerS had been topeosd and sunk within the Eleven hundred survivors landed the ireland Those aboard belonged distinctive may units from any state and largely small deah ments from parts the cou being forwarded join the forces France The Tuscan manned by British sailors and British naval guards and being conveyed by British Washps
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
CARRANZA'S DUPLICIT1
 IS EXPOSED

LONDON. Feb. 7-Gensral Carran- za. P-es;tsE. q Mexico sent hopetu, birthday message 70 Emperor Wilhelm oc Germany recently. according 5o 3 -z.=g-aE rom Copenhagen.
 WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Feb. 7.- Fumes rom 2 large t5x containing -oa1bs-o2=s being shipped 10 ceme- e=-r attracted he attention O revsn- -= officers azi resulted !n the d.<coy- =-y 2: d quantity Q. whisky packed a -z box Two negroes Gay= been ar rested for violation ot -he internal revenue Ian
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
CHICAGO COUNT NOW
 LANGUISHihG IN JAIL
Publishers Letter Fails to Pre- rant Arrest Of Man Too Dan-
 gerous to Be At Large

CHICAGO. Feb. "A ,=.-e- signed 5F William Randolph Hears- could no, p-=9=ac -z= ares ot Count Ton Mont g=.as. e-s.~at.= ar and literary critic c: Y R. E=a-s-'s Chicago Examiner. Ncn-=g.zs was !1.=-ned ;n the ely .a.1 on 9 P-esi1e2-ia: warran. as an alisr enemy 100 dangerous 70 be al lowed a. large The court is awaiting word from Washington which intern mem camp ae shall grace N.-h his presence.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
tEELAMbERTiS PROMOTED TO DUTY
 ON SUB. CHASER

NJ Tom Brain, ot ,he Kecchikaa caan=ry received news 0: Lee Lambert. who left Kecchikan las. fall 70 join the Naval Reserve for duty aboard submarine chasers. has achieved his ambition and has been promoted 10 chief engineer on the Submarine Cha ses No i95. stationed aI Bayonne, N. !
 Nr. Lambert vas drsc stationed at Br=mertoa ,asn detailed 10 du-y or soard ,5e [. 5 5 Granite State from which he vas promoted 70 his present position Mr. Lam bert 5 friends will be glad 70 hear Of his sue cess
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
OFF ON HOLIDAY

Mr. A B. Edmonds, chief clerk of the '. S. Lighthouse offices here, left on the City Of Seattle last evening for an extended visit to the States. MT. Edmonds, who has not taken a vaca- ton for several years, will have two aonths holidays this spring. Mrs. O.. r. Hill will remain in the office to as- slst Miaa Rudge during MT. Edmond's absence Miss Rudge ls on board the Admiral Evans due here Friday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07

The City Of Seattle from the north arrived al { o'clock and went south at 5 o'clock with Mrs. Geo D. Pyne. Wal ter Frank. Jason Frank, F. o. Daggett, " C. Wills and family, A. B. Ed monds and v. 4. Bryant for the south.
 The efferson arrived from the south this morning al one o'clock sail ing north two hours later. Arr. ,~.. were Mrs E spoerhase. 0, Rosen- bladt, [. 4. Rnsenbladt. Joe Hanson, .c Johnson. Dave Grosa. Mrs. D. Cross. MT. Mikkllberg. Tom Steel, M. G. Mic, kle, Mrs. Thelma Yawell, J. M. Wyck- of, Chas. Warg and Louie Ylpp. Leav- Ing for the north were Frank Parish, IC. Brovick and Chas C. Johns.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
MAJ.-GEN WOOD AND TWO AMERICAN OFFICERS
 WOUNDED IN FRANCE

The Secretary of War authorizes the following:
 4 cable dispatch from the head quarters Of Gen Pershing. just reeeiv- ed. states that an accidental explosion occurring ;. killed five French soldiers and injured Mai Gen. Leonard Wood slightly in the arm. Lieut., Col. Charles E Kibourne in the eye. and Maj. Ken yon \. Joyce in the arm.-Oficial Bulletin
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
JAIL TWO FOR SELLING
 DOPED CANDY TO TENDS

KANSAS CITY. No- F=5 7.-sz.e q Narcotics 1T csEtE !s t1s caa-g= va:c3 Detective Hz-rr A--12r will maE= t4t5r= Federal officials zgaias- J (. D3,=ssa a2d wife. arrested 5- Ar-1zr a az E-=T=1-z s:-ee. zoceL
 Ta= detective said Do,===1 had rag- is-e-zd u16z- ne 1zem .: JacE Lon don
 The couple l. .s charged. 2eddlsd -dop=d~ candy , drug u5=-s. Dole sens 1o-a= i- 1@a- Fifteen and Cen- -rs, s--ee-s
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
NR. CELL LONGING
 FOR BALMY ALASKA

Under date Of Janusrv 9, 5Ir \. [. 5eil. who until recently vas on the staff Of the MetIakatla government scaool. writes from Bemidii. Minneso- d, ordering his paper 10 be sent D Seattle and says, "42' below zero here -his morning and an longing for the oaImy climate Of Alaska"
 That's what they all say when they get away from the Banana Belt
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
ANOTHER CUNARD
 LINER TORPED0ED

NEW YORK. Feb I-The Cunard big liner Aurania. was torpedoed the last forty-eighr hours while bound for a United States port. II was learned from officials Of the Cunard line here today Although badly damaged by explosion, the ship was not sunk. and is believed to be making her way to port with assistance of government vessels
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07

WINDSOR. On. Feb, Hugo For nzE- Max D-oEna1 and William F.-cE musician E.z 2 musical comedy com 9azs have ae=1 i1-a-ze6 here as alien enemies < Y. Bachelor. manager Q. -= company vas fined S590 and costs .. assisting mem .1-3 Canada from D4--3. |. arg Germans vii 4rs- citizenship papers Ta=i- homes are . Nez To=E City
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
LEAVING FOR
 CAPE HINCHINBROOK

Nr. H 1. Buhrtng leaves tonorrov evening on the Admiral Evans for Cape H.achiabrook where he has been appointed 2nd Assistant keeper at the Liz use there. Mr. Herberl Scott,
 70 Eas 2nd assistant keeper passed .hru oa his way 70 Seattle after being -aEen i'll.
 MT. Buh-ing took the civil ser-ice examination las: May passed success 'u!ly, and has signed q three-year con tract
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. Feb. T. The m:ne field responsible for the sink. .ag O -ae German dest-oyers A-73 and A-7s was O German origin. The sew sztz-I men from the crew Of the A-79. -.-@ onty survivors from the two yes z=.s -lE=red greatly for four days in -zz 5p-, ga
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
STEAMSHIP CARRYING SEVERAL
SUBMARINES ARE BEING SUNK AT RATE OF THIRTY-SEVEN
 EVERY MONTH

NEW YORK. Feb The Wall Street Journal today says that the British and American submarine des- .roys-S are sinking German divers al tAe ra,e ot thirty-seyen each month. These figures. the account says are authentic although nor generally known
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
BACK FROM PORTLAND

5,-. J M Wyckoff returned on the Jefferson last evening from Portland Oregon, where ne was detailed On forestry duty for the past several weeks.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07

TASHINETO ,. c. F=5. Del sga-io-s .: -=-a. merchants rom 2 au-o=- U Ezs-=-- zz. E.55.= West er2 c-.-ss a-s 1=-s . 2-o;=s- . -hs tu=l zdz--.s--z-.oz zgz.zs5 ne heat less MoztaE. -1eg asked Fael Ad- -n--.s.-z-3- Gz-1=-3 . require com ms-ciz. establishments 70 operate not more nan six or s=7ea hours sir tays il -as w==E. instead . closing on Mon daT
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07

MT. and Mrs. Dave Gross, returned on the Jefferson fast evening from Se- attle. MT. Gross is the president oi the Bell Island Canning Company re- gently incorporated in Seattle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
SENATE GUARANTEES
 INCOME
- -s e

WASHINGTON. Esb. -.-S4ra:e co--.:-== -o5zE -apo--=3 taTo-a5 Eae bill z1a-z2-e=.1g -1e railroads a:ae hundred and .3r-y-5y= millions -z-1--s annually.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
, , SS. Officers Saved

LONDON Feb 7.-The ad- aira!tv announced this after noon that the Captain of the Tus-
 cania. together with the purser
 nd chief steward were saved.
 i0st Estimated at 101
 LONDON, Feb 7.-The loss of
 fife on the steamship Tuscania is
 7oE estimated by the officials here to be 101. This total of the loss is @iVen in 8 dispatch from
 he Times correspondent in Ire land. and subsequently, confirmed by the American embassy. Of- feial figures here, however, place he loss at 210.
 Suh. Reported Destroyed LONDONDERRY, Ireland,
 Feb. 7.-The submarine which torpedoed and sunk the steam ship Tusc2nia, was attacked later by an American submarine des- trover. One American officer gave the intimation that the sub- marine was destroyed
 SEATTLE, Feb. 7.-Of those aboard the ill-fated Tuscania, one hundred and fifty-seven members of the forestry divis- ion, enlisted in Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Bellingham, North Yak ina, Wenatchee, Port Angeles and Burlington, ali for the 20th engineers forestry division. Sixty-tWo were from Seattle.
 SALEM, Ore, Feb. Earl Withyccmbe, the youngest son of the governor and a member of Company D, 20th Engineers, is said to have been aboard the Tuscania. Thus far, no news has been received of his where abOuts.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. Tt is officially announced that the 20th Engineers, is the largest regi- ment in the world, and is com posed of seventy thousand men. The regiment is in commnad of Col. W. A. Mitchell, of the regu- lar army with Henry s. Graves, Chief Forester of the United States Department of Agricul- ture and Lieutenant Colonel of the regiment. Neither, howev- CT, was with the battalion on the l Tuscania.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
NINETEEN VESSELS SUNK

LONDON. Feb The admiralty reports this morning that during the week ending i2S- evening. nineteen ships were sunk including four fish 5-g Sc+ cc-e-s
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
EMMA AND ALEXANDER
 TO SERVE SENTENCES

NEW YORK. F=5. 7.-Alexa1der B=rE1aa and Emma Goldman. -1e t~o anarchists c7zr.c-=5 Q: melting res;s-a2c= -o -1a s=.@c..y= 6-at- law and E19s= sentences were confirmed by ca= C-.-=5 S-a-zs supreme co1-. few d4vs az T=-= returned Q Allan "a and J=E@-so1 C..y. respectively, 70 coEpI=.= .z=.- s=--=ze=s
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07

3Ir. and Mrs. Sam Guyo- arrived from Juneau last eyeninz and are at the Revilla Mr. Guyot represents Fisher Bros., Of Seattle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
"NUT" REGIMENT IS
 NEARLY WIPED OUT''

CAMP LOGAN. Houston, Tex. Feb. 7.-Probably the most important and the largest school here is what is termed the nut regiment. One Of the first things Major General Bell did upon his return was to organize pro yisional regiment for the training Of misfts to see if they could not be made full-feGged soldiers.
 Maj. Abel Davis is in charge and has met with such success that more than half the number have been re- turned to their organizations or ones to which they were better fitted With in another week or two he expects to depopulate the regiment.
 Most Of the men in the regiment were drafted and cannot speak Eng. fish. In many cases they had to be informed that there was war on with Germany
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07
WEATHER REPORT

For 24 hours ending p. n. 1
 last night Precipitation .78 in. 1 max. temp. 33'; min. temp. 32' |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

sea ana abandoned A. a total depth
vi 1910 feet
........
~ llNNp ITO, MIhh'n'n''
'N' w. ''I com plW,, nav" Ih
~ ,t,"L "N 'No N''' WI l'' ''
,,,,,..,..... ....t ...'.'.,.,.
.rt- nm flr 80 p.rl., "a az
Ngr,,r.n and ,..,rl,,,' n,,,
Abandoned their teal on fbo coats
fru n -. Nsat "A drrfh nf ..u
i.,t
The Woshlp Ou s. Gas Co is rot.
iur me G..urh casing 100 g1ll frct
m me d,,p tr.t 600 tho uuuac farm
lu eu ..Av.
Tho Duncan Petroleum is drHNpE
az l.NNb tcei with standard tools in
the tcs ON tho Srddlrr farm
Al.I.gw
In I7-l.sw. Tho Rock Fails Ou a
Gua co.. n drillur az 9.ObO feet ln
tho SO ] on The Pearopk farm
The Magnolia Petroleum ,ompanr
Is drilling at glTa frrt lu tho test ON
the Kur,nouao farm. gu. tow This
we'll Ent rod flow of Artrsluu water
uf a.I00 feet
Iu gH.I.nw "a. Magnolia Petrol
pum company f drilling M "1SO
feet with nothing rhoVinr % tho test
,n the Y cam, nrm n ls being
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

drilling at 100 feet on tho Dunn
farm IN al-1-gw
br Smith and associates. No. !.
Lowe farm. in ISL .gW, ia drilling at
l.N4a feet
John e. keycs is cleaning out the
tcsi ON tho Kelly farm. I'm the north
WoHt corner ~ the northeast quarter
NJ 81 lev N ls ON tor ~ the sand
at 2.il2 fot and Ia showing gaH and
ul
Iu "S.1.Nw the wauran test m
tho lena o'Ngsda farm 10 finishing
90 '.16o
The Mountain state on company
80 I ON the Tops fnrm iu gT-1.9 W.
be- drilling a. 2.2Ao feet
The Carter ON company II settinr
o.rht casing az 2.o7o fet IN tho No I.
waller FARM m "a low
Tho Magnolia Petroleum company
40 4 Russell farm. 20 ", i'
preparing to test out gas sand
found NJ ie6s fct
The pevonian on company is on'
loot IN the sand tho top ~ which
was found ut c.gI0 feet and.thore 10
700 feet ~ oil IN tho hole IN th'
80 I. Smoth farm. 21-1-o W They
are now waiting on tubing
The Magnolia Petroleum compan,
hnE umborz on the ground tol
school land test, 1919
In ia-I-a " tho pig Beaver oi
company No (. Joe nurrance farm
ts drilling nt 1850 feet
Tho NcMnn ON company is on
iost NJ n sand az 2.2os fsct In the
No {. W = Prlddy farm 1890
Tho Atlantic Petroleum company
is setting casing nt 2.o0l feet on the
Gunn farm, In section a-2-o W
The gruh stake On company No
!. Coogan farm. 20 20 W. Is shut
down At 2Ols feet FOR standard
tools
Tho Sanders test on tho farm In
the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter ~ 3-2-low, Ia shut
down nj 2.g26 feet n Il making
twenty million feet " Eas and spray.
ing some OH In sand from 2,2l0 tu
2.225 feet
Tho McMann oil company test on
the = y. priddy farm. 4-2-t0 w.. In
shut down FOR storage. The hole has
lIIltu Nn WIN OIL ana ~ hllll w tAlN
Tho top ~ the sand was found At
2.23i fst n viii be drilled deeper
INV the nnd later on.
Tho e. & 4 g. tcHt on the Krowng
farm, 22-9 W, IN shut down for
cable tools at 204S fet Had a
small showing In sand NJ 7.Oat feet
The Southard oil 4 Gaa Co and
Gladstone company has tlmbers on
tho ground for test In the extreme
corner ~ the southeast quarter ~
122-l0 W.. and have timbers on the
ground FOR, toAt on the English
farm. TIN W
The Riverside on company IL set
ting the dn inch ~ 1910 feet on the
Wright farm, a2-A-i3 W
Tho Scamana on company Ia wait
Ing FOR underreamer at 2.290 feet In
depth on the TillmAn farm, 22-4-i4
west
Thos Edmonds and associates are
fighting n cave AT $50 feet In the
test In the southeast quarter o'
3A-5-s w. Contract depth calls for
TOO feet
Tho Carter OF company IL nAvinr
trouble with underreamer At l,A4b
feet In the No. 1, oibbArt farm. as
2-iA W.
The test Of j. r. Evans on the
Young farm. ii-2-lb w., In drilling
At 1890 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

him
To Stnndardifc specifications.
The visit yesterday OF the British
and French gasoline experts brings
10 the front The very interesting fact
that nov that the war "a on that
an specification, can be standard
lEed not only gasoline uut also other
petroleum products
Al frequent intervals tho fnmo
ldea has been brought forward with
regard to pipe. aud fittings nut 30
uprplrs that there VIII never Doe uni
furmly pf specifications because all
the manufacturers have found by
practical experience that ono thread
or pipe s adapted Tor "a certain ln.
canty and another gives better poo.
suits ,n "a different field For in.
stance lu California whore they have
90 hciNrE running formation. the
muuuGCgurers have had 90 develop "a
heavy weight pipe. ln order 90 hold
mat noNy weight pipe that VIII stand
The pulling incident tO drilling deep
holes in tnese soft formations, u ls
necessary fpr the min Goo cut "a coarse
thread on the pipe. For the benefit
ot those who may uul Pee ihWIht'
with pipe threading practice, ~
SHOULD be- stated that the number OF
threads per inch determines the
depth of the thread ia the pipe Tor
instance eight threading casing The
threads are an eight Of an inch deep,
ln ten thread casing they are a tenth
" an inch deep ana IN fourteen
thread easing they are a fourteenth
0f an inch deep. Therefore, u Is
Mill nA
tho work an eight thread would be
dangerous because too much metal
would be cut away while the heavy
pipe is used In Ca.fiBrnla VIII stand
as loW as seven TO six thread per
inch,
There is so littlo difference In the
specifications OF tho allied countries.
that doutbless fhe inter-allled COM
mission viii have litiS difficulty
boo arriving at q satisfactory conclus-
ION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Nildcy LLOYD Goes with Chicago
uHcIrnlrmmN

G Wudcy Lloyd. ono of the best
known OH men and Journalists ln the
field has been appointed special mid
continent rpprcsouHtlyo Tor pctJu.
loum. the big Chicago oil journal. and
will iaks np his work with tho new
publication tho first Of next month
Mr.. Lloyd is indeed well and fav-
orably known to yhe. oil fraternity
uf the mld-contincnt field. As a rep
rcsentative Of the Snpulpa Refining
company he first showed his ability
and worth. ana when he later severed
his connection to 20 with the Nitchi-
"a Petroleum. his safriends were glad
to know that ho would not ho lost
to the field. Now, aNyhen Mr.. Lloyd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
nnck PROM PrnnsrIYnnIn.

sid Mallory 10 back from MS sum
mer vacation in Pennsylyania ana
says that the weather has lftH ideal
ull the time. lie says that his broth
ur has completed "A well that started
az 90 barrels and Will doubtless hou
up 10 ten barrels day for months
To come Mr. Mallory mas Nson
greatly mlssed by tho OIL men while
away and received tho glad hand ON
his retsrn as perhaps no other man
hus among Them all Yesterday
John landon who is receiver Tor
the Kansas Natural Gas company
and Mr. Mallory had visit and
of course the conversation was about
old times in West virginia. n was
when they were working together
on tho Standard gas limo that an
explosion took place that Is prob
ably unique In the history OF the
gas business. The gas become iEnited
at the outlet and the entire line blew
up for distance OF six miles and
IL took a lot Of work 20 get the old
split pipe out of the ground and
new pipe IN it's place They were
also together on Cow Crock on the
Schultz farm during tho drioAt. ~
year that West Virginia ever Nw
and got big fresh water well at
200 feet that supplied the stock and
the teamsters horses with water dur
ms the entire season.
old timers have all the best OF
II at reunions Ike these.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

arrived In Tulsa saturday having
lcft Mr. liassru t1 set urrdri rn.
pairs before coming ou tD Tulsa
There are u largo number uf people
waiting 10 ~ oNcr tho situation with
him when he arrive.
Ten Barrel, Morc for the n and VI
The II N Petroleum Du BOZ 90.
1919 on the Martha hUnmouf hta
cleaned out iH well vhuu has rr.
suited in 10 barrel HrDrIrftiiou
and the flow rs nov .U barrels %
day Tho woll which rtmr u fnr
30 barrels over 10 month lUn huH
held up steadily a. 80 nN.r,N t.r uI.
most 80 days aud It between 8 and
I feet in'thc sand
Two Offset location. have been
made, The one To- the ,t.f hr JOHN
C'tlulaud. whose rig B.. uu fNr WAY
and the south offset bg Oh, Concord
on company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
OILAND GAS
t..,s. suppIls. rtoans.lon Els


vi THIlUs TUI INnNF'I
VIII lease 20 bona fid0 development
company the east one half tEhD ~
the southeast quarter lSE ~ and the
southeast quarter tSEhD " section
fourteen 90, Township twenty t2Op
north, range seven ca, east
No bonus. no penalty money
Actual development required Land
located between Jennings and tho
Lauderdale pool. whore blk wells
have recently been brought 40 from
the Tucker sand 500 barrel well
one mile southwest, lnudcrdnle wells
mile and half northeast, In direct line
between these pools Fee land Write
or phone J.. A. EwcrI 400 Frisco
Bldg. Joplin Mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

FOR SALE Two strings. 1850
feet each, 5-s-lnch casing. ~
pounds run once. two strings. 1850
feet each 2-inch tubing and rods
pumping power, 2O-H - Reid en-
ginc double eccentric, power house
go barrel water tank In GOOD order.
one ESQ barrel oil tank. one mile
from Sapulpa Can W Spopurr.
Usage 343Q GsAdv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

Would YOU furnish money FOR cat
tie with honest practical man g.
working partner on Just hasis' Age
IS Highest references given and
asked Address Box A.. Sapulpa,
Okla ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

NAYE The Texas company's No.
7 on the Winnie West farm, l.l9-5.
is showing for 30 barrels natural ln
sand found from g,lOt 90 3,l5t feet
They are getting ready tu shoot it
No. \ Is drilling at 800 feet
Tho Inland OF company had a
small show OF on In It's No 4 ON the
Vast farm. l-s.I5, in sand from
3,Ib7 10 3.giI feet They are going
10 shoot a.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
is rieglnE up for No g. krligcr farm,
l-la-5.
The Middle states Petroleum com
pBny haA q riE up Tor 80. ON the
Ellis farm. 36-1p-j.
The Fortuna pil company has a
nix up for no. .. Custer farm. 6-l9-
g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
OTTAWA COUNTY. KANSAS

OTTAWA COUNTY. KANSAS
The Ottawa County OllaS pcvelop
ment Co Is drilling at l,ob5 feet on
the Sirnie farm IN the northeast
corner Of the southeast OF the south
west Of .2l-s-bw
DoEler and others No I on the
Lyme farm I'm tho northeast " tho
northweat OF i5-g-lw has a rig up.
The Garter on company Is under
roaming 20 t,34O feet on the Rest
farm I'm the northeast of the south
east OF tho northeast OF 2G-l2-3w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

Foy sale. Small producing lease
N0wRia county, weIls $4,000.
Phone Gt12-Slo Mayo Bldg, ask Tor
MI Brown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

W g. Hassrtt, who has been de-
layed on account ot an accident 20
his car. will he In Tulsa about Wed
nesdsy Mrs llassett and the BOYS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

For Sale ElEhty acre lcase. three
wells, Is barrels daily production
Pleasant King. l5ll South Boston.
Tulsa, Okla,--AdW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
ID Angclcs Manufncturcr mcrc.

E q. Wilson. " the Wilson a.
Willard Manufacturing company OF
Los Angeles. manufacturer Of oil
we'll equipment. Is In the city and
says that work, on the new plant
being built by 1e company az that
city is progressing nicely consturc-
ton having been under way for the
past three weeks The new plant,
when completed will have more than
double the capacity OF the old plant