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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21
Chicago Produce Market.

chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. March 21.-BUTTER-Market
unchanged.
EGGS-Market higher. Firsts. 341a@
34ac; ordinary firsts. 331a @33&c; at
mark. cases included. ;sS6i:54c.
POTATOES-Market unchanged.
POULTRY-Roosters, unchanged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21

Goats Observation-Disclosures. 800 to 500
shorn lambs and sheep &c under above
prices. ,7sy 80 - + !
Positively cannot use sheep or lambs un-
less fat
Poultry and ERgs. ~ -
Diminished by the Topeka Packiue Com
pany. corner Laurent and Aadison.f
Topeka, Kan Mafch n.
Springs. over BIS. iycE roosssrs. Re;
STACEY young roosters. Ire; broilers. 2 ibe.
and under, 23c. :
Eggs are. retailing in Topeka 35c
BUTTER@50J0c - -. > s-.7-.
Positively esnno. Use sheep or lamps On
iess fat
Topeka Grain Market.
Furnished by j. b. BiIiard,s corner Eausan
Ave and Curtis Stb s =
Topeka. Kan, March n
YELLOW CORN--$1.3J > (
WHITE CORN-S1.63.
UATS-S0c.
Retail day
FURNISHED by W, Vs.; pehztst- .'2s ouiDes
Topeka, Kan4 March n
PRAIRIE HAi-x2oU0
ALFALFA-S25N -
Topeka Hay Martef
Topeka, Kan. March n
PRAIRIE HAN -S.0.0u
ALFALFA-<2300
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21
DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

Furnished by the weather bureau office,
Topeka. Kan. for the "a hours ending at
m. Thursday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21
New York Sugar Market

New fUfR sugar MHfKtt.
New York, March 21-SUGAR-Raw
steady: centrifugal. COOS: molasses. nom
inal: refined sugar. steady; fine granulat
ed, 1.45.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Chicago March 21.-CORN-Close: May
81 .251h
OATS-March. eo1ac; May, s6Ac.
LARD-May. S26.27; July S2627.
SHORT RIBS-May, $500; July, $685.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21
Kansa. city Live STOCK Sale.

Kansas City Live Stock Sales
tThe following sales were made this morn
ing at the Stock Yards, Kansas City, and
reported over long distance telephone di
rect to the State Journal by Clay Robin
son & Co.. live stock commission mer-
chants.)
Kansas City March 21-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000 head. darket steady
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady. Bulk OF sales, SIG LOG 1875: top,
S1S.Jo.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head Market
sfeadu 10 10c loXer Lambs S11 %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21
TOPEKA MARKET REPORT FOR
WAGON DELIVERIES.

CATTLE AND HOGS.
prices furnished by Wolff Packing Col
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21

Topeka, Kan. March a.
PRAIRIE HA, -s.0.GJ.
ALFALFA-<250
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-21
Descendants oil Patriots.

1.-THE division was trained rapidly
Same of it's members probably de-
AEended from the Minute Men and
from Ethan Aliens mountaineers.
whose fathers came to America be-
fore the Revolutionary war. They
have an opportunity to prove the quail
ffY of Americanism in the descend
Hffts OF the Pilgrims.
et.After a long period of peace, COM
Hfercial success and comfort some
Fkeptics fear you had grown soft.
- shall send home a message from
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-06-27
May oath, 1918,


Somewhere in France.
/ must write again and let you
all know that I am III good health
and feeling fine, but l do wish 1
was back on the farm. We are
moved from n place to another
about every other day so it isn't
very much fun. I think it will
get better a little later on. We
are still in the casuals yet so don't
know where VIC will be sent.
You must be sure and write Of
ten as we don't get any news any
other way.
France sure is a pretty coun-
try. 1t has that old style left yet
so it seems funny to us, and we
can't talk to the people because
we do not understand them, but
they seem to treat us very good.
They build most awfully funny
too. The house and barn is all in
one building. They have just a
cow and a little mule and a few
goats, Of course. They have just
a few acres to farm and they sure
farm it too.
friedrich r. Steinkc.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-06-27
LETTERS

The following are extracts re-
ccived from two Steele County
boys in France. Many are rccciv-
ing letters from the boys over
there" that contain interesting
bits Of information that can be
passed on to those who are not
fortunate enough to be receiving
letters from the interesting coun-
tries of our Allies and VIC are
pleased to pass these interesting
items on to them:
Somewhere in France, April 9th,
1918.
Well, this sure is a great
country, I don't like it at all. 1t
must be a beautiful place here in
time of peace but of course things
have run down a little now.
Although this is good small
grain soil it doesn't look like the
land that I am used to. They
have all kinds of weeds here, yes
even Quack Grass and lots Of it.
My! The farming implements.
you sure would laugh. Then
wagons are Of two wheels with
from one to four head of horses
strung over II ahead of another
The plows have two small wheels
with a frame between them and
the pillow beam rests on the frame
and the man walks along behind
and hangs on to two handles. The
harrows are about four feet wide
and are pulled by one horse. The
drill takes two men to run. One
man drives the team of two hor.
scs while the other runs the lev.
crs on the drill. | have seen
American mowers, hay rakcs and
grain binders over here, at that.
Their fields are not fenced in
but round the buildings all have
a large stone wall and the build.
ings are nearly all made of stone
too, the house and barn under
the same roof. The towns. arc
very close together, from one tt
five miles apart. Where Geo
Winn came from the farms arc
all very small and all fenced in
Everything looks neat and NJ
weeds of any kind.
Then their railroads. TIL.
freight cars are not any larger
than our grain tanks; well, TIN
whole train looks just about lik'
Il Bull Tractor would, going dow
the road with five or six farm
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-06-27
May 10th, 1918.

May 10Th, 1918.
/ suppose that you will be sur
prised to hear from me in France.
But got here safe and in good
health. We landed yesterday af-
tcrnoon about 600 o'clock and
such a time as we had. Were 10
days ON the sea and talk about
water, there sure was a lot Of it..
Of course, we all had to look for
submarines and after we got in
the war zone we sighted one, but
it was too far off. They shot at
it a few times and the submarine
chasers too after it, so it ducked
and that was the last of it. We
called the submarine chasers, Sea
Hounds, because they could go so
fast. We also saw a bunch Of
large fish swimming and jumping
above the water. Those we saw
every day so we called them Sea
Rabbits. There was one day and
night that the sea was most aW-
full rough, so there were a few
that got sea sick, but I was feel
ing good all the day. Didn't get
sea sick so am all right so far.
We are staying in a small camp
near the harbor but will go to a
training samp some time tomor-
row. Will try and write again as
we are all most awful tired from
the trip. So regards to all.
Friedrich Il. Steinke,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-06-27

1 y. ~ oOoA oA0
+. X. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ALTA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Programs Begin Promptly. Be on Time
2:3o P. M. Opening Exercises and Important Announcements
300 p. NJ. Musical Greetings The College Girls
A Quintet of Entertainers with Snap and Charm
3:30 p. NJ. Lecture on War Experiences
BY a Man Selected at the Last Possible Minute
Admission 4c, War Tax Sc, Total soc
4:3O p. NJ. Organization of Children for Circus Building
500 p. NJ. Grand Entertainment The College Girls
Musical, Catchy, Active, Varied, up-to-Date
Admission 45c, War Tax Sc, Total SOC
900 A. NJ. Children Learning to Build Animals
crayon Artist and Character Interpreter
500 NJ 1oc AdmiSsio" 45e' War Tax Sc 54h Total p1;. soc e. pron,...
A Big Man with a Big Vital Message
Admission 45c, War Tax SC, Total soc
900 A. N. Children Building Animals for the Circus
900 p Delightful in Tunef"l Melody and Popular Setting;
One of the Great Big Men Of the Times
Admission 45c, War Tax Sc, Total soc
A Whole Evening Of the Brightest and Best in Music
Admission 45s; War Tax Sc, Total soc
2:3o 2: NJ. Lecture "The Children God Forgot
The Famous Woodsman and Advcnturcr
Admission 45c, War Tax SC, Total SOC
Zangwilrs immortal Picture of Building
American Citizenship
Admission" cg Stn War nv Tax TO- Total 7'
1890 A. NJ. Grand Parade on Main Street Followed by Circus
Performance at the Big Chautauqua Tent by
the Chautauqua Riddles
400 Sweet and Masterf"1 Music r by Real Players =. :
A Deig"tf u and a tS S%s't"1 Study i" 1'"""" Life
Admission 45c, War Tax Sc, Total soc
500 z. NJ. Grand Musical Festival Wtcpskies Orchestra
Instrumental Music in Rich Profusion and
Admission 45e, War Tax Sc, Total SOC
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-06-27

wagons hitched behind.
Have seen a few air raids all
right, so l know what they are.
They are not so dangerous as I
expected.
Arthur F. Smith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

particular cannot refrain from
expressing tho opinion that any
newspaper writer who, IN times llko
these, publicly questions the pat
rlouSm OF any American citizen boz
cause OF differences OF personal
opinion is ublimatcd ass who
should be suppressed for the public
good
The most iusdious enemies OF the
oil ludustr, and every other indus-
try--nrc those persons who arruEtio
to Themselves the exclusive privilege
or doing the thinking and talking cor
more often the talking without the
thinknEb Tor everyone else engaged
I'm the business. ana who see rod
whenever anyone has the tcmerity 90
express opinions contrary 70 thslr
own immediate Judgment
Perhaps YOU have written some
things through lack uf definite In
formation concerning conditions that
wcrc not Justified by later develop
mohts but n this be Arue n is poor
excuse for such a Journalistic brain
storm a. H. have Just finished read
INK. and I trust that thE' repuiahb
OH journal OF the country should bc
able 10 find better use for theF
space
n free expression of honest opln-
ion Is to be placed In the category
NJ crimes. then indeed are we tronchl-
ing dangerously upon those "IIsaI'-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08


Tho Echo Ou company No, IN
tho northwest OF 6-2t-l0 ls COM
plotted in sand from 1925 20 2,06b
feet and N making 200 barrels.
Dthor smaller wclla are. The
Oago Natural no, o in tho north
east of S-22 ~, rood for 20 barre h
from sand from 1880 20 1882 foot
Tnv Graham ana BIRD No. ~ Tn
the southeast ~ ga-2J-2N. sand from
l.5lb 10 1883 foot. DO barrels.
MrIEhtEmyn No iu tho north
west az lS-23.ll, Htri from ~ ~
Go l.Sl8 feet 100000 feet ot EtH
Financial ON company No. ~ in
tre northeast OF JJ-.3-ll, 100000
feet w gas from sand found from
1870 to i,As5 feet
Barnsduu ON company No In
the northeast OF ll.-S-ll, 80 barrels
at l.1Ns feet
Dallas Usage on company No %
100 tUo northwest 0f g3-2l-lo, two
barrels from wlnd found from l,292
60 lgUS feet
Texas company No In tho south
west OF lO-20-l2. 10 barrels at l.S3S
frot.
Tidu ON company No, 10 In tho
northwest ot gl-2l-l2, 40 barrels
at l33s feet
Texas Company No, i6 ia tho
northwest Of 33-2l-12. sand from
I,4Gt tu.I .4gO feet. rs barrels
Tho Wuuna Oh company No, -
LIN tne southwest of 3a-12- 10
1000 GOO fpct Of EuV at 1850 feet
The uwre Natural Gas company
$50 o iu tna northeast OF S--2-l2.
20 barrels from sand found 1870
60 I.N3g feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Young Gillespie Killed
on ApidiiOn Ficid. ~

Loo Gillespie, tho Young ron OF
J. l. Gillespie. one yt tur bust known
OF Tulsa oil men. met hm death on
Hicks Field, Fort Worth. Texas or
Friday IN an airpltuo accident
Young GlllcHp.,. who WAS o.
years old. enlisted as a private in the
aviation service hEt bucemlcr and
has been homo on a short furouEh
since that time. lie has devoted un.
tirinR service TO tho science OF aylu
ton and was rapidly becoming %
skilled mechanic. Details uf the ur-
cIdcnt. which are nat very nU, state
that ne was killed instantly uy "A
propeller blow.
There arc four children surviving
In the Gillespie family. lhrgr dauEn
ters. Fern, Ethel al Fay and a lu-
yonr- r-old son. Harold j. !. GIlys-
PIE. who was at h5 ofn.r u Fort
Worth when the accident lapp,u,I
returned to Tulsa with hlf SON Fl
body yesterday Tho mother Is pros
trutcd by the grim tragedy and tbr
Hyinpathy or tho entire. community
ls wlthetho Dcrcayrd family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Recent Gasscrs Near Eufsula.

Recent Gnsscrs Near Eufaula.
A list Of recently completed wells
In the ncighborhood OF Eufauh in
Cudos the following.
Scarcy and associates No. I. T..
Carr farm In 1-i0n-i6c. is dry and
abandoned at 500 feet
Green River on company No. l.
Rruner, in 25-il-lGc. dry ana ahand-
oned at 2,iOO feet
Gladys Belle on company No. l.
Toylove farm In the southeast of So
ll-l6, dry and abandoned al 1900
feet.
Same company No. !, Toylovo I'm
the southwest OF 36-11-l6, dry and
abandoned at 400 feet.
Same company No Toylove In
the southeast of 56-ti-lG, dry and
abandoned al 500 feet
Nine gus wells have been com
pletcd, having a total initial capacity
~ 5S.0OO.OO0 feet. or an average OF
about 100000 feet per we'll Tho
Wells follow:
Searuy and associates No Mitchell
farm IN 36-tl-1G. 2,o0O.00 feet Of
gas from sand found from 2.oiO TO
$50 feet
Western Natural Gas company No
= IN the northwest OF a0-ll-l7. g.
600 900 feet at 2.016 feet
Same company No ] on the Full
ler Scott farm In 30-11-t7. 100000
feet at $50 feet.
Same company No. on the Annie
Watson farm In 21-ti-tT 100000
feet at 5000 feet.
Same company No ! on tho A.
Ryan farm IN 31-1l-l7. sand from
1850 60 1880 feet. 1000 600 feet
Same company No I, Ferguson
farm IN 3l-ll-1T, sand from 1890
10 .O5O feot 100000 feet
Same company No. I, Watson
farm in 70-ll-lT sand from 1850 TO
2,O50 feet, $500 600 feet
Same company No / Fisher farm
IN 3l-tl-f7, 100000 feet az 2,055
fcet
Same company No. I watson farm
'1-,-29-1l-17. sand from 2,006 20 2,O67
feet. 10 100 900 foot
The Western Natural Gas company
No on tho Ferguson farm In az
l1-l7, IS dry and abandoned at 1900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
OIL MARKET, QUOTATIONS
AsIt Looks to Burt Lyon.

JOPLIN, Mo-On Editor Tulsa
World, Tulsa. Okla.
Dear slr.--I have just finished
reading In the Petroleum News OF
Sept tth issue an article under the
caption Tulsa Papers Give Indus
try No support" in which tho writer
evidently seeks 10 castigate the Tulsa
newspapers, particularly your de-
partmcnt or the World. Tor certain
expressions OF opinion relative TO
conditions I'm tho oil industry. and
ALSO aIcsttr3s your patriotism as an
American Tltizcn,
while this controversy ls In no
sense my affair and ! hardly think
any sensible person has ever quc,-
toned the loyalty OF any Tulsa news
paper 20 the OH industry IN general
and TO tho mld-colntncnt field in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Dlcrk aud hsslolates are drilling
nt ESQ feot on mo Harncs farm in
iuu u0rlhwcnt OF the northeast OF
b..g.yr
West ana others are delayed fQJ
Water ar 1900 feet on tho HateEon l,
iu tho southwest Of the northeast OF
2t.2S-l1.
The kinney on & Refining CO. n
drilling a. $50 feet pn tho Seart
farm I'm tho southwest ~ the north
Gust OF 7.ll-IS
In tho northeast of tho southeast
of 76.2s-l1, the ponnan. Oh com
pany is shut down after spudding
The Rig Elk OH company is shut
down aE 1850 foot on tho Cranes
farm In tho southwest Of the south
east NJ tho northwest ~ 2i-2S-12.
IIolllcke and associates are still
shut down at 800 feet on tho Doug
las No. 3. IN tho northwest of the
southeast OF the northwest OF 2S-2s-
II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Tho Carter Oh cumplny b fishing
/ at 2.AiO feet ON tho Eastman fIm
| Ia the northeast corner of 4b-ts.l2w.
The Seaman on company ia drill
| ing nc also feet on the nliman farm
| lu the southeast corner OF the south
west OF the southwest ot 22-is-l4w.
bradford & luckrein have auau.
I dOncd their well ON the W LyusNy
! farm In the northeast corner OF the
/ southwest OF the southwest Of l0-Js-
| lgw
Mattson 4 Hodge have abandoned
| their well in the southwest corner
| OF tho northwest OF 34-lB-l3w at a
/ depth OF 200 feet
The Melton OH company has aban-
| doncd It's we'll IN the Eouthcnst COR
nor OF tho northeast Of 2y-ln-l6w
1 at $50 feet.
Tho Mldhoma on. company ls
| shut down at 62O feet for wire line
/ on the Wells farm Ia the northwest
| corner OF 35-ln-lSw.
| The Segregated on company has
/ skiddcd Us rig for No on the
| sChoHt i1nd IN the southwest corner
| OF the northeast OF 22-in.lo, Cim-
/ arruu county
The Empire wcll' In the sosthcast
! corner OF l2-5n-5e In the Panhandle
| country Is reported abandoned at
/ 1855 feet
The Gate Valley test in tho north
| east corner Of the southeast OF So
/ 5n-2Se Is REBUILDING the rig. c.
LeviCk a. Stetsop are shut down
at 2.665 feet on tho Long farm IN
! the northeast corner OF tho north
west OF the northeast Of tho nOrth.
| west OF 22-29-7w.
| The Midwest Producing company
rig ON the Ganta farm in tho south.
| west cornerCof the northwest OF 35'
! 23-fOw blew down and has not beer
| reconstructed.
The Red I'm OH e. Gas Co. vel
on the Morrow farm IN the south
| east corner OF the northeast OF the
southeast OF 23-232ow Is shut down
at 1910 fcet
Tho tools have been moved from
the A. +. Green well OF the Pro-
ducers OIL company and the test will
probably be abandoned. II Is In the
northeast corner OF the southwest
OF i6-2g2lw
The Number one OH company Is
shut down at / SOC feet on the stan
fill faUn In the Aouthwest corner
OF the southeast OF 7-l7-tw
Rood a Foster are shu; down Rt
$500 feet on the Chalker farm In
tho southwest corner OF the north
west OF 7-i7-8w
Rood & Foster are shut down nj
90 feet on the Pierce well IN the
northwest corner OF 23-17-Sw
Tho Empire Gas a. Fuel co. Is
drilling at 1900 feet on the Wick
farm In the center OF the southeast
OF the southeast Of ls-l5-I~.
The I.aBarrauca on company rig
on the Renaud farm in the south
west corner OF 2l-13-ltw Is sim
standing
Tools have been moved away from
the Thomas well OF G.. F Gassctt In
the southwest corner or the south
east OF 6-lS-6w and the we'll viii
probably DO abandoned AT 1880
feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Nonnrtonn pl.uIct.

Tho Producers a NcfnrH ourpu.
ration ls drilling az GOO feet on SO.
3 we'll on the Naucy SrWcu farm in
tho west hair ~ the northeast gNf.
ter ga3.1l This is a south u'Hu.
TO No. ON the same farm, which iH
SIN making between two and bhIr'
hundred barrels
ThIs company, together with the
Biz zen Oll company has recovered
tools on tho test well la the sou'h-
west corner Of the southcagt quarter
of The southeast quarter ~ irlasll,
offrsttIng the large well recently
completed hy Tho OkmulEoc loIdu,-
Ing a. Refining company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Tho well ot tho wichita Develop
mcnt company ncA-2H-l0w. found
sand from 9,2i1 to 2.230 feet and
drilled through II with "a rotary Tho
holo rs fun Of mud water and oil
and li Is hard 90 estimate. II made
a slow flow Yesterday
Tho sanders VOL in tho center Of
tho west luc ~ tho southwest of the
northwest of 3.gH-lOw. reported var
lously from goo 20 1000 barrels. Boz
actually making 100000 frot of rpH
and he spraying about 10 barrels Of
oil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
OILAND GAS
LsassS supplieG Produetion E'e

THE WEST one-half Ch) OF the
northwest one-fOurth th) of &c
29-l5, Wilson county, Kan. will be
sold AZ shcritCs sale IN partition, al
the west door OF the court house in
Frcdonia, Kan, August a.. 1913 az
. D m. Tho southwest corner a this
land is onlyN mile. airline, from the
famous Volunteer and Sunshine
fields In Wilson county This being
"a pnSleon sale, title In fee simple
passes Immediately For f1rthcr I'm.
formation call on or write T. D.
Mlkesoil. or W. n Edmunds0u, on
FrelOnla, kan.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

cal conditions against which our
armies are now fighting In France
II Is my conviction. based upon
many years OF active newspaper
work, that fair minded and iutelli-
gent people respect newspaper
that Is hopsst and fearless In it's
oplpions even" n they do not agree
with them,
Respectfully.
HURT W. LYON.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
A NnInnbIe CnmnIInnnn.

Fiuing a lour folt want ls iAa De-
Tie booklet complied hy g.. j. Thomas
under the name uf the "ludrppul.
eut oil Compauios,' which gives tnD
Information, capital, par W'u. of
property. production, earnings. uN.
idcnds. officers. annual meetings.
main office and such other inlurmp
tion as is available OF OIL, ras and
drilling companies operating in tine
mid-contlnent field from state and
company records
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Ncw -I.ncnlInnr In Mllco, rool.

WV .AfH hNihiAF w " h''N W.
Many now locations have been
made In the newly opened wilcox
poC5 southwest of Boggs, and two
wells are getting near enough 10 the
sand that they viii probably be
drilled ln during the coming week.
The Producers a. Hefners Corp.
In drilling at 1000 feet on its well In
the northwest corner ot tho south
east of the northeast OF 3G-l6-l1 and
WilnoX's MOL on the Hawkins farm
en- the north half of the northeast
Of the section Is drilling at 1870 feet
and No. ~ drilling at 1000 feot
W u Pine has made location In
tho northwest corner of the northeast
OF the southeast ot 36-lbll.
Tho Mountain state on company
has location In the northeast cor
ner ~ tho southwest Of tho northwest
Of 3G-l5-l.
j. n Thompson and the Belross
oil company has made a location In
tho southeast corner Of the northeast
OF the northwest ~ 3G-lb-il and the
pipe and tools have been shipped
| The well will probably not be drilled
until the Carter we'll IN the southeast
| corner Of the southwest OF the north
east Of the southwest OF the same
section has'becn drilled into the sand
| The Carter well Is now drilling at SOC
! feet
Minnesota parties have n rig up In
the northwest corner Of the north
east Of the northeast OF 27-ib-il.
They have made a deal with ]. N
Thompson and others 10 drlll on the
northeast 40 acres OF the section for
half interest.
The Topaz OH a Gas Co, Mlnshall
and the Belrose OH corporation are
drilling al 900 feet on the Lucy Bar
mott farm In the southwest corner OF
IA" southeast OF the northeast OF 2S-
.l51l
The Carter OH company Is drilling
az 900 feet on tho well in the north
west corner of tho northeast Of l.
.14-lI This test was previously re
ported as being In the center OF the
north line OF the northeast OF the
section.
Sinclair on & Gas co. has started
rigging up on tho well IN the north
west corner OF tho southeast OF SO
1911.
G. y Shnffcr Is drilling AZ 500 feet
on his well In the center of the West
line Of the southwest OF the north
west Of 8t-l5-12.
c. G. klmble and associates OF
BeRgs have a rig up IN the southwest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

corner ot the northwest ot tho north
west OF gl13-l2.
j. h. Whtrnde OF MuskoEce has
made location IN the northeast cor.
ucr OF the southwest uf the southwest
uf 36-l5.ll but haa not moved 900
tho rlts ua Vet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Tho Producers & Refncrs Corpo-
ration. Pcunant oil 4 G1A co. and
started up again after o. shut-down
on account Of lack ~ water ON the
RAIDER farm IN tho north 'agt ~ 80
2sn and lilo.