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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

doned on account OF water troubles.
1t was hoped that this well would
make Il consistent producer as the
sand was new at that depth and
much was expected OF 1t.
The hampton No. 2 in the north
west corner OF the southeast OF the
northwest of 6-l5-15 is drilling at
!, 100 feet. No. | Is still making
about 80 barrels in sand found at
1856
BOUIBON COUNTY, KAN.-The
Ices oil Il Gas Co. has brought in the
No. . Henderson, In the southwest
OF the northeast OF the southwest OF
the northeast OF l-24-22, 100, 900
foot gas we'll The sand depth is 500
10 sos feet.
One other completion for the week
in this county is the No. 4 OF the
Ices oil & Gas Co. on the Merrell
farm, In the southwest OF the north
west OF 6-24-23. 1t is making the
same amount OF gas In the sand
from 5S5 to 500 feet.
The same company is drilling at
200 feet in the No. McKirker, in
the southwest OF the southwest OF
12-25-23.
J. M. Earns and others are down
$50 feet in their No. well on the
Rueller farm. in the southwest OF
the southwest OF 2-25-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY. KAN.-Two
failures are reported for Franklin
county the No. well OF +. c. Mccain
and others on the Bosworth farm dry
and abandoned at S25 feet, and Hill
and others No. Veiz, first reported
last week. dry and abandoned at
900 feet The latter we'll is To-
Gated in the southwest OF the south
west of lS-l7-l9.'
New wells being spudded in are
the No ! George Brennan and 9th
ers on the Shields farm in the north
east OF the northwest OF the south,
west OF the northeast OF 3-l6-2l
down ESQ feet, and the No. 3 Rische
OF the C and A Oil II Gas Co. in the
southwest OF the southeast OF the
northwest OF the southeast of SIS
20 down 500 feet
Blank and others are drilling al
| 400 feet in the No. keene in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Business Picking Up.

Business is picking up in the oil
fields and evidences OF renewed ac-
tivity are visible In all directions.
Texas is not so much OF bugbear
as formerly.
There In change for the better
in competitions and more oil Is be
Ing brought TO the surface with bet
ter prospects all around. The var
ious trends are being outlined and
better results are thus obtained.
There nre moro locations being
made and the lease brokers are be
coming more active. This Ia the
sort Of activity that counts
SO far ~ the refining and mark
citing end Is concerned the best IN
formation obtainable In that the gov
ernment price on gasoline In going
TO be maintained at all hazards.
The days following the dcclara-
ton OF an armIstice brought a slump
In refined products but this has
largely disappeared except for fuel
oil ana with colder weather there
will be demand that VIII absorb
everything Ia sight And the cold
wave needed to sustain the market
appears to he here right now.
Prominent brokers and marketerH
are positively guaranteeing to take
care OF the gasoline situation and
the Kerosene output is being taken
readily at this Is the time for quick
sales In that product
The export market, however, ex-
ceeds In Importance all other chan
nels and outlets inasmuch as the
stuff goes straight out OF the coun-
try and is absorbed hadily by a tre-
mendous demand. There ls today n
good outlet for foreign shipments
but the situation needs careful
watching and square deal must be
demanded II the needs OF the mid
continent field are going to be looked
after.
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Mighty Important n True.

WICHITA FALLS. Nov. l9.-In
the presence OF two-score visitors
from Wichita, Burkburnett. Fort
Worth and Dallas, the watkins well
In the new oil field southwest OF
Burkburnett and west OF wichita
Falls. was turned loose today and
for considerable time Eushed oil to
the top OF the derrick.
This well. 1t will be remembered,
tapped the sand last week and ever
since has given much promise OF de-
veloping into n large we'll consider
ang the sand was found at the shall
low depth OF $40 feet. However. to-
days performance of the we'll far
exceed ed the expectation OF the most
loptimistic supporter OF the field. FIX.
'ceptional showing of the well caused
much immediate excitement and &C
tivity in buying OF leases and ne"
high record prices were demanded
Fort Worth Record.
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Personals.

c. NJ. Welsh Of Denver, Colo, who
is in partnership with his brother In
the Illinois oil company. is in the
city looking after the drilling opera
tons Of the Kawf!eld Oil company.
John ]. Mcpherson OF the Dia-
mond Gasoline company is in the
city on one of his semi monthly in
spection trips looking after his var
ious plants.
John Carson OF the Western Pc
trOleum company is in the city and
announces that he is in the market
for trainload lots OF gasoline at gov
ernment prices. 1t is the kind OF
business that counts.
w. j. Scully is over from Musko-
gee looking after his many interests
here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

AT NEWKIRK--The Gypsy oil
company Is drilling at 5000 feet in
the No 2 EcIiley farm in 1913 and
appears to he directly ahead OF the
trend, which extends toward the
northeast up to the original Newklrk
pool.
This company is also drNling at
l.79S on the Martin German farm in
9-27-3, which test does not appear
as promising as the above in the
Mervine pool However this Is a
country OF big surprises as witness
the first well drilled in the original
ponca City field which required a
wonderful lot OF oratory on the part
OF the owner to ever induce the
bunch to come to Ponca City to take
look. They were surprised all
right when they arrived,
At CLEVELAND-The oil Field
CORPORATION, (Carter Brothers and
Curb are rigging up for No. :
Graves in the northeast corner OF
the southeast OF the southwest OF
6-21-S offsetting the Gypsy OH com
pany No. 4 Swain.
The Minnehoma oil company No.
| school land is drilling at 500 feet
and IL in the southeast corner OF the
southwest OF 13-2l-7.
Oscar Childs and others are dry
in the Bartlesville sand found at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
Lnck K,nn rmrchnscs IkcfIncry.

The Mid Continent Itotlning co.
~ now operating the Peoples Re
rInery at RinEliuK. having leased that
plant. The Officers OF the Mid Con-
tincnt Refining Co arc j, B. Ryan,
president and treasurer, j. j. kcrInS.
vice president. and y. u. Brennan,
secretary The Offices or the com
pnny are on the fourth floor OF the
simpson building. The Peoples re
finery was built by II stock company
organized In June 6f 1917. and Is
rated AS having 1000 barrels capaci-
ty. located at Ringling g--ArdmUreitc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
GAS ENGINE AND GENERATORS

$50 horse power, 2-cylinder, up
right Weber Gas Engine; practically
new; fine condition. Factory price,
,4,600. Price for quick sale. .SS,oOO
Westinghouse Generator. No.
lSs133-30 X. W., 726 rev., 24o amp
Speed $50 rpm. 125 volt .$7sO
/ Westinghouse Generator. 2lSlO2-
so X. w.. S35 rev., speed $50 r.p.m.,
: 125 volt ...........,..'.' .$ooo
; Balancing Set. . wire. 35 X. W. 800
The above for quick sale for cash
or bankable paper
FRANKLIN HUDSON PUB. co.
I42l-23 Walnut st., Kaasas City. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
ENGINEER

Technical man with six years eN-
perience In the casinGhead gasoline
business In the mid-Continent field
desires change. Familiar with gas
and sand conditions throughout the
field Experience includes design
and construction OF compression and
absorption plants, Ability TO handle
gas to best advantage IL you have
an opening for this kind of man,
give information on class of work
and salary. Address A-92 care
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

The white River on company No.
Eliza Potts in the southeast Of 2J-
1918 is u machine.
Peterson ana others have rig
mp for No. II McDaniclB In the
southeast of l7-l5-IG.
BillIugslra and others are spuddIng
40. g Il Anderson In the south"aS
oR 3G-I6-l4
Arnold and others are drilling at
275 foct In No. j. Barnett In the
southeast Or 3l-l6-15.
The Livingston ON company has
a 90 barrel we'll In 30 Clinton in
the .puth"I9t NJ G-lG-lI.
The Black Hawk ON company No
g EIchaTds In the southwest ~ o
lG - lq good for barrels
Flake and others 40 2 richards
anG abandoned ~ l.i7i feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

We are in the market for proven
leases and production. Submit pro-
posals with full particulars OF lo-
cation, condition, price and terms,
AMIGO Oil Company OF Kansas, 326
Iowa Building. Tulsa. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
OKMULGEE-Okmulgee ]

OKMULGEEc-Okm produc-
Ing IL Refining Co. has rig up on
No. 2 s. stand in the northwest Of
l6-l1-14.
The Kawfleld OIL company No .
]. NJ. Chlitrcn in tho southeast OF
2-l3-ll Is a rig up.
The Crescent Oh company No.
Wolf In the northwest OF 9-l3-l3 Is
a rig up.
The Kingswood OH company No. .
Wash BeAn 2 in the southeast OF IL
1912 ls a rig up.
Kelso and others have rig on the
ground for No. Bettie Fulson In
the northeast of 7-l3-l6.
The Solo OH & Gns Co has n rig
on the ground for No. Sam Norton
In the southeast Of l0-14-ll.
The Amalgamated oil company No.
NJ. Doyle In the northwest OF %
lA-ll is rig up.
The Twin States company has rig
up for No. f.. w. Gill In the north
west of 35-14-ii.
l.. w. Branlger and others have n
rig up on No. i2 Bruce Selbert in
the northeast OF l-l4-l2,
The Oklaha Penn OH company
has a rig up for No. NJ. Rentle In
the southeast OF 2-l4-1b.
Brown and Daniels nave a rig mp
for No. 3 Lulu Barber in the north
east OF 1l-l4-l5,
Etna oil company No. | Rentie
in tho southwest of 9-l4-l7 Is a ma
chine.
The Consumers OIL & Shale Co has
n rig up on No. 3 =. Coleman in the
northwest OF l5-l5-l1.
Bagles and others have n rig ur
for No. Naylor In the southeast OF
27-15-ll.
The Producers & Reflners Co. has
rig up for No. c. Kimbley In the
northeast OF 34-l5-1l.
Thurman OIL company No,
Thompson in the southwest OF as
1911 Is n rig.
The Papoose oil company Clara
Osborne No II In the southwest OF
2l-l5-l4 Is o rig mp.
McEvoy and Quinlan No. l l. jam
lson In the northeast OF 5-l5-l5 Is q
rig up.
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Landed In the Same Company.

the marketing end OF the same. there
{ have never been two better friends.
Although greatly disslmilar in size
. than Curtis Bryan ana A. q. Talbot
BY A strange freak OF fortune they
are both In the same officers train
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
OILANDGAS
LssssL supphsA Production Eta
XnntCd.

Wanted.
Contract to drill oil wers. produce
ing property preferred. Standard
tools, experienced, careful drillers.
Standard Drilling Company, BOX
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

Twenty-Five hundred feet OF
5 S-l6-inch, l7-pound Gushing special
casing; used In hole once ana in good
condition. The u. S. supply company.
Phone 44S7. Sl6 First National Bank
building. Tulsa, Okla.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

For Sale-Two "2S" star drilling
machines. One Federal 2-ton truck.
one Dodge roadster. one Ford road
ster. Box 637, Collinsyille. Phone
403.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

New oil well supply, standard
drilling rig, complete. for sale. Used
thirty days. Call or write l.. l.
Johnston, First National Bank. No
wata, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

2,l6O and 2.2IO and will drill to the
Tucker in the northeast corner OF
the west half OF the northeast OF
22-2l-S Lucas farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
DIsnnnnlntmcnt In Elblnc Territory.

The Texas company hhS drilled IN
"A dry hole on the Paris farm at Elb-
ing. Kan. In the same sand In which
Elbing No. 2 got It's big we'll The
dry sand, which was found at 2,t69
feet In great disappointment and
looks dlscouraging to hope OF very
great extension TO the south end Of
the Elbing pool. The hole will be
drilled to $500 feet. Elblng No. ?
had a good showing at this depth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

Tea Cup Inn will serve special
THANKSGIVING dinner from Il until
3 in addition to its regular a Ia care
service. Thursday, Nov. 2S,--Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
GREENWOOD COUNTY. KAN


Srv'rl, failures are reported FOR
Greenwood county The EecCr on
company No. Tcci"r5 In the south
"Hsl Of the northwest Of 27-23-G IL
dry aud abandoned at $50 feet. The
MA EiusHs on company No. ! Rry-
den I'm the southwest Of the north
west ~ the northwest Of 81 2j-9 has
IA" sand ai 2,9l0 to 233O feet. Il
drilling In hOl" fuil Of water and
viii probably abandon. Dyer and
others have a failure IN tn" so ! !.
H. Garter In th" northwest OF the
southwest of the southeast OF the
southeast of 10 -25-l1 at a total depth
Of l.HlO fcrt.
Noblc ana others nrc shut down
for orders a. 500 feet IN the 80 |
Morton In the northwest Of tn"
northwest of -2E.l2 4 showing NJ
oil was found In the sand ut 1880
fcct
Tho National on Fields company
has sSiddrd tho rig Of the No,
Smith in the southeast ~ tho south.
east Of . 2i-l2 and If shut down In
tho now hole. The depth Of the old
hole was $50 feet
ITcunckcmpcr and others So. !
Nye IN m" northeast ~ the south
west Of 7-25-10 IL shut down at 2.035
feet waiting for the G-inch casing.
J. ] Paulhamus IL shut down Al
100 feet in the No llodgman In
the southwest of the northeast OF 2S-
.2G-1O
Tho Grcat Southern oil & Tidal
co. IL undorron ming TO 1870 feet In
tho No IN ITiil I'm the southeast OF
tho souihwcst Of 3-2G-s The Same
company has skIddcd the rig Of the
No. Z Stanhopo I'm the northwest of
tho northeast Of 22-26-2S. Tho depth
Of the old hole was 900 feet
The Eureka Petroleum company
No Robert dryden In IN" northeast
NJ the northeast OF 3-2G-l0 IL drill
Ing at 200 feet.
Slnclair's No. I Hoover In the
southwest OF tho northwest OF IT.
25-l2 ls down 400 fcet
The Mid Kansas OH company has
rugged up tho No . Jackson In the
southeast of the southwest Of "a
26-s and Is ready 10 commence drill
ing.
J. r, Jones and others are fishing
at $50 feet In the No. l Holmes In
tho-nOrthenst corner Of the southeast
OF the northeast OF G-2S-l2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

At UASkELI,-E. NJ. Arnold has
gas we'll reported good for 1000
O0O feet in the southwest corner Of
the northeast OF the southeast OF
84-lG-l5. The top OF the sand was
found at iii feet. There are -
feet Of sand so far as has been tested.
and altogether it looks like a mighty
good proposition. Mr., Arnold, VINO
was recently severely injured in an
accident while driving on one OF the
country roads, is improving and
well of this size with a ready mark
ct. as is the case these cool days,
ought to help some.
McElrov and others are drilling
at 500 feet in the southwest OF the
northeast OF the northeast OF 5-l5-lh.
The Hanson oil & Gas Co. test
in 5-l5-l5. located in the southwest
Of the northeast OF the southwest.
which had showing ~ OIL from
2,ViV ~ 2,O5O feet, is oeing aban-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

BIACKWEIL-Th Marland Re-
filming company ls rigging up for
No. l2 on the Willie Cry In the
southwest 9-25-2. and for No. on
the pelodge farm In the northwest
OF 27-252.
The blackwell Oil G Gas company
ia rigging up for No. + HarVcl in
the northwest OF 6-2S-l. This Is
to he gas test only.
The Southwest OH company Will
drlll to the deep sand in No. b
Mooney in the northwest OF IL
.gS-l. The well is now down to
. 2.0S0 feet
The Carter oil company No. ?
McCoskey Is now making 1850 bar
rcls The Diamond well on the
uaworth farm in 1878 is still
making l2iO barrels. Carter No. Z
on the Hayes farm in the southeast
of tho same section Is good for 30
barrels
The High oil company has aband-
oned No. > Alexander in the north
west OF 26-2S-l at $50 feet.
The X. II *. Oil company No. .
Smith in the southeast OF 6-2S-l Is
good for 100000 Of gas in sand
from g.235 to 2.3A6.
The Empire Gas Fuel com
pany No. smith in the southeast
of Sl-29-l IL good for 60 barrels IN
sand from 2,2lS to 2.226 feet No.
4 Williams is good for six million of
gas. 1t is in the southwest OF 81
2g-l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

southeast OF the northwest OF 32-
1920.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

RRISTOW-The Bu-ViSRar oil
com pany Ia As feet through the BAR
tlesvillc sand and is drilling at 2,S2O
to the Sheets sand in 30-lb-9. There
In n general opinion among the oil
men that this test will settle tho
question whether or not there Is oil
in paying quantities in the Sheets
sand, which sand derives It's name
by having been found by the Sheets
Bros down in 3d-i5-S. n little south
and ives of this we'll However. that
may he the Bu-Vi. Ilar OIL company
| (Messrs Buell. and Bartlett de-
serves great credit for having stuck
closely to this vicinity as a likely
| looking place 10 drill
II IL not n fair proposition. how
over to say that this test now drill
| ing wlIl~sAttle tho question Whether
| the Sheets sand carries oil or not
| In paying qualities. 1t Is more than
| likely that IL will he found TO be the
| Tucker sand and that the Sheets
| Rros. got an edge well and at the
southeast corner OF pool. II Is the
best drilling spot In oklahoma, rs
far as n wildcat proposition Is con-
cerncd and one ot these days som =
one will start n test along down the
center NJ township 15-S that Will he
worth watching There is geology
enough and creckology also. aud
best of all is in the most likely
| looking direction for new pool
which would Cnrry the various sands
found in the Cushing field, For In
stance, there are showings south In
li-S that also have the appearance
Of edge wells. as witness. the Suli,
van-IAtchfleld test In section 27 and
the Texas company test In the same
section. In the latter test the Texas
company Is now pulling casing "a
shoot one OF the shallower sands
probably the Wheeler, which Is founc
in this vicinity At around 2,45O.
There Is no reason that this town
ship should he neglected ms 1t mas
been during all these years, and o'
left with only the test In section
and the sheets well mentioned above
II tx n much better bet than golnl
! a,,,I1, nF tho fold for n gamble,
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east. Miss Gosewisch y employed
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-07
CITY NEWS.

Onion sets, seeds, chick sDd
scratch feed at SchaefeTs. I'LL Main
Mr.. and Mrs. n. /. Beckett OF
Chicago are now in charge Of new
departments. Low1tz's Big Depart
ment Store. and kindly invite al their
friends.
Lieut.. Frank e. v. Crimmins has
arrived safely In France with an aero
squadron, says letter received Mon
day by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
J. Crimmins, 722 Des Monies street
Regular meeting Loyal Order Of
Moose. Keokuk lodge No. 704. tonight
at O'Clock, in Moose hall. Business
OF Importance. Initiation. Social
session. Visiting brothers cordially
invited. Ed. G. Vaughan, dictator.
Room No. Of Carey school and
room No. Of Terrence school have
qualified as Junior Red Cross auxil
iaries Of the Keokuk Red Cross chap
ter. This completes the organisation
OF all of the rooms Of florence school.
Regular meeting Of Morning Sta,
lodge No. 5, Knights of Pythias, Tues
day evening at 8 O'Clock. Visiting
members invited. DR.. o. w. Rowe, C.
c.; J. A. Burgess. X. Of R & S.
Visiting knights fraternally invited to
attend
Harry Richner, an inmate Of the
Lee county home. died last night OF
atharomA He had been In the home
since September 1916. A sister, whose
address is not known to the home
authorities, is the only surviving rela-
tive. Richner, who was q Swiss,
formerly lived at Charleston. Ia
The Rev. ]. H Matthias, pastor Of
the First Baptist church, will depart
soon for Atlantic City. N J., to at
tend the Northern Baptist convention.
The convention dates are May Is to
o. Mr. Matthias viii visit relatives
while in the east.
Buy your onion sets, and seeds at
Schaefer's. I'LL Main. Phone sS3.
Mrs. r. Morrissey Of 312 Elk.
change street, has received word from
her son, Private Patrick Morrissey.
that he has arrived safely in France
and is in good health and spirits.
Private Morrissey is a member Of
battery e, 304th field artillery.
The name Of Miss Garnet Trutt
was not mentioned in the list OF
Keokrk persons belonging to the Phi
Beta Kappa which was published in
Mondays edition OF the paper. Miss
Trott is graduate of the university
while student there. She is the
daughter of Stephen Trott, S23 High
street.
Robert S. Ransom, a former resi-
dent of KeokC<. stiI1 boosts the "old
home town" The Los Angeles Trfb-
une OF recent date proves the state
ment with the following: Robert S.
Ransom. 1852 West Thirty-cighth
street, received word yesterday that
his old homo town, Keoiclk. had over
subscribed its Liberty bond quota,
and that the state followed Keokuk
"over the top" Mr.. Ransom has nv-
ed in Los Angeles twenty years
Edward Schmidt, private in the
q. s. engineer corps at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, spent Sunday in the
city with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H E. Schmidt, 42e North Ninth
street Roy J. Pemberton, private in
the engineer corps at Camp Grant,
Rockford, H., spent Sunday in the
city with his relatives. Schmidt and
Pemberton were former employees Of
the Iowa State Insurance company,
here.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. w. A. Hombs of Glenwood, Mo
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
o. o. Tracy, so High street.
Miss Mildred Schmidt of Sioux City
is visiting in the city with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Schmidt,
a26 North Ninth street
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-07

is the condition Of the Gas Department in Re
culiar to Keokuk?
1t is not 1t is general throughout the entir
States.
In the State Of Iowa alone the following TOW
already asked for increased gas rates and In q
granted. In Others like keokuk, the matter Is 81
consideration.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-07
program for each group Is now In
preparation
ANNOUNCEMENT

l heerby announce myself a candi
date for the office of county auditor
subject to the pleasure Of the republi
can voters of Lee county at the June
primaries.
ROBERT A. GARDNER
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENT

/ hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office of county super.
visor, term commencing 1919, subject
to the pleasure of the republican vot-
tiers of the county at the June pri-
maries.