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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01
Texas Not Looking So Good.

A prominent operator returned
from Texas. says that when he ar
rived at Ranger he found his team
ster sick with the FLU, his superin
tendent also Knocked out with the
FLU. and his drilling crew all sick
with the flu and then the oil man
flew.
But It is not the Flu, and GER
tainly not the lack Of water that is
bothering the Texas operators so
much as It is the fact that the Ran
ger field is a tremendous puzzle. For
a long time 1t looked as though the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01
Klmblcy's New Company VIII Make
ItS Row,

The Kimhley Oil & Refining com
pany has been given permission to
sell It's stock bv the capital issues
committee in Washington, and Mr..
Klmhley Is, therefore, to be con-
graduated. II is said that he made
a remarkably strong showing. being
able to show 5000 barrels daily pro-
duction, and much acreage that is
undeveloped, including a large block
in Texas
The best feature. as judged from
this sand, Is that Mr.. Klmbley Ia a
tremendous pusher and will bring
to the surface much oil II he has the
requisite capital to operate with.
Best OF all he Is In a country that
ought to produce for years to come.
and whether Texas finally becomes
the source of supply II has prom
ised or not, the oil from Oklahoma
fields will be bound to he in big de-
mand. II is a much better bet than
Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

for the Daily Ardmoreitc. IL up from
Ardmoro looking after the Interests
uf his publication in Tulsa.
NJ. Strickland field Supcrin
tcndent for the Carter in HeAldton
aud the southwest. Is In town on
business.
j. $. AlcOrn and Samuel c. Col
hnS. Of the Midland Refining com
pany, camo over yesterday from
POnca City.
j. A. Price, president OF the Ok
mulgco Producing & Refining Co.
spent yesterday In Tulsa,
T. j. White OF Bradford. Pa, In
registered at Hotel Tulsa
r. =. llarwell has returned from
q short trip to Texas,
g w Kirkwood was over from
Muskugee yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01
TT W Whitney Is Hcnc

". W. whitney, the well known oil
writer. is back from G1lfport,
Miss, on n visit TO his father-in-
law. Isaac Schuler. They are hav-
ing big times at the Schuler resi-
dence as the baby girl Is the center
OF interest. Mr.. Whitney has been
raising pecans OF the largest size
and says that he was offered 65
cents a pound on the tree and is
naturally looking for fine market
here in Tulsa.
lie is very enthusiastic over the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01
OILANDGAS
Lsa'sL supphsG Production RA

Must Sell-50 acres. Am in the
army and must sell 90 acres, fec a.
20. II, two good wells high gravity
quarter mile northwest; other north.
southeast. west. Make best cash Of
fer at once. Abstract, title clear.
Write l.. 4. Law. SLOAN Springs,
Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01


OKMULGET-Thc Gladys Bell
has a rig up for so 2 :. : Walker
in the northeast Of l-l3.ll and a
rig on the ground for No. {. y.
Walker in southwest OF ame see
ton
The Kingwood OH company is
drilling at 1000 In No. Beaver In
the southeast OF 4-lO-l2.
The New York Oh company has
n rig on the ground for No. \. \.
Nierson in the southeast OF 2-lS-ll
and a rig up FOR No. on the same
farm in the same section.
Crescent and Globe have rig
up on No u Banks in tho south
east OF l5-13-l2.
w. Phillips and the Gypsy com
pany have rig on the ground for
No ] Adams in G-l3-l2.
The Crescent oil company No. 4
c. NJ. Hurlhurt In the southeast OF
9-lS-l2 is a rig on the ground.
The Kingwood oil company No, |
Bean farm in the northwest OF p
1912 Is a rig on the ground
Dcaner and others have n rig on
tho ground FOR No I Harjo in the
northwest ~ l5-l3-l2.
j. II. Robo'd ls drilling at 200 feet
IN No. J. Harjo in the northeast
Of l6-23-l2.
B. B Smith and others have a rig
on the ground for No VI. +, Myro
In the northeast " lG.23-l2.
The Canadian on company No. I
Wiley is a rig up. II is in the north
east OF 29-l3-l4.
The Test OH company j. Jcfter-
son No 7 in the southwest Of 90
1914 il rig on the ground. The
same company No. 4 IN the south
east OF 3O-l3-l4 on the J. r. Moore
farm Is rugged up and shut down.
Becker 4 Hutchinson have rig
up for No. on the T.. A. Jackson
farm in the northeast OF 1-14-l2.
The Kimhley Drug company has
a rig UP In the southeast OF 23-l4-l2
No. on the G. f.. Cover farm.
Rradstrcet and others have rig
on the ground for No. Cora Nc
Mulln in the southwest Of 3-l4-l4.
j. w. Moore's No +. Miller in
the southeast. OF 25-i4-l4 Is rig
up.
Bockhart and others are drilling
at $50 feet in No Alice Sells in
25-lA-l4.
The Hanson oil & Gas Co, has n
rig up on No. > Alice Sells In the
southeast Of 25-l4-lA.
The oklahoma Iowa OH company
No. 1 W. Davis Is drilling at 675
feet. 1t is located in the southwest
Of 2-14-I5.
Probst and Morrison Ma 3 T.
Franklin is drilling at 100 feet in
the northeast OF l2-l4-l5.
The Halycon Oh company NJ.
Roberts 13 is shut down at $50 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

Wanted--7O0 feet 6H-, 2O-pound
casing; 1000 II 8 3-ls". Address 8o6
Mayo Bldg. Telephone 3lS9.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

Star Rig Wanted for Chelsea field.
Forward exact description, price,
terms to J. l.. Bush. driller. Chelsea.
Okla-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

Nyo In the northeast Of the south
west Of 1910 Ia drilling at nG,5
feet.
j. J. PauIhamus No ! IIodrman In
the southwest of The northeast Of
2s-25-l0 Is drilling nt 100 feet
Tho Great southern Ou u Tldal
30. 10 Han In the southeast Of the
southwest Of 3-2G-S Is drilling at
1875 fee, The 30 3 Smnhopr IN
the northwest Of the northeast Of
.2-26-S is drilling at l.I5O feet
The Eureka Petroleum company
No. / Rrydcn In the northeast of the
northeast " 3-2G-lO ts drilling at
200 feet
j. Il. Jones No. ! in the northeast
corner of the southeast of the north
east Of 6-2S-l2 is drilling at 500 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

Day and evening classes in French
at the Chalet Art Studio l21i South
Boston. Phone 2l06.--Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01
Ncw Wcn fnr Grnhnm 8 nLri.

Graham " Bird brought in their
No 4 in tho southwest of 6-24-lO
and at 81 feet In tho sand 1t is
flowing better than 200 barrels. 1t
was shot with 100 quarts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01
Personals.

j. T., I.abosGuc, popular oil man
and civil engineer. Is back from a
trip to Texas and is well pleased
with the outlok here. lis friends
expect him to make piece OF
money. However. he says he still
loves Tulsa and Is always glad to get
back.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

SOUTH OF COWETA--Schuler'
| George. Mortimer & Sergeant GER
tainly have a fine we'll in the north
cast corner OF the northeast OF 90
| l7-l6, ns Il is making ll0 barrels at
two months old. II naturally led to
| the belief that another Stonehluff
pool might be uncovered in this vi
cinlty but II is doubtful II there will
| be SO much To II as the Hughes well
I'm the southwest corner OF the
mort theast of - IL n failure. II Is a
great disappointment as It confines
tho territory available for oil to mar
row limits, but at that there Is
plenty Of room to connect up toward
the wells west OF COweta and here's
hoping that genuine pool may re-
suit.
The Echo OIL company Cray Col
Hns), offsettin the initial well on
the east. is shooting it's well, which
bids fair to be a good, producer. The
ton OF the sand is found at l,025 and
the well is spraying and will be
bradenheaded and drilled deeper.
Gillette e. Gardner. drilling In the
northwest corner Of the southwest OF
25-l7-15 had nine feet OF sand, the
ton OF which was found at l,060.
1neTP WAS u SIloW OIL WI bhN wv 49,
Uas continued down through a To-
foot break, where IS feet OF sand car
rying oil was discovered, but water
appeared also. II looks as though
II was too near the river ms the
Arkansas has a way OF. cutting off
production.
The Neelev test in the northeast
corner Of the west half Of the north
cast Of 26-17-15 found the top Of the
sand At $50 and there was 200 feet
OF oil in the hole at last reports,
All this drilling has been brought
about nv the show Of oil In wcll
drilled two years ago In the north
east corner Of the northwest OF 2b-
I7-15. but which was finally ahan-
doned.
RANGER--TheP Prairie oil Gas
co. is drilling at ZOO feet on the
Danley farm and is therefore not
likely 10 be in for a week or ten
DAYS with this important test.
The states Oil company Is about
due with IT'S test on the Parrot farm
and is drilling at 5000.
The Houston well located ono ana
a half miles north and half mile
east OF the Gulf well on the Finchcr
farm is making 70 barrels at 3,3SO
feet probably not quite through the
sand.
The Texas and Pacific test In the
northwest corner Of the y. +. Whit
son farm has made several flows,
but il ls too soon 10, get an estimate
as TO its capacity The other well
on This farm, formerly reported as
failure is now reported as filling
up slowly with oil.
GREENWOOD COUNTY. KAN
| Morgan on ~ Refining 60. No. |
Morris in the southeast Of the south
west Of 2I-g3-9 is drilling at 1900
| feet
The National OH Fields company
is drilling a, 1875 feet in thc. 40
Smith in the southeast Of tho south
east of 2-24-1g
HcnnckemDcr and others No. |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

OW ASSO-Jhc Tulsa Union on
company Is risged up and beginning
to spud In the southeast Of the north
west of 2G-2l-li IN the Owassp pool.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

Harlan Reed, well konwn oil man
in the mid-continent field, will leave
shortly for officers training at Camp
Zachary Taylor in Kentucky. Mr..
Reed was general counsellor for the
Okmulgee Producing a. Refining
Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

J.. G. Wilson of Tuscon, Ariz. sec
rotary and manager OF the Tulsa
Union oil company, Is in the city In
the interest OF the oil operations OF
his company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

j. s. Daniels. advertising manager
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-01

WENNDOTTlG COUNTY. KAN
The Wauntt oil n Gas co has a
small well in the No.'3 Barker IN
the southwest OF the southwest OF
35-l0-23 In sand from $50 to $50
feet
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
Resumed His Civil Office

The leave of absence granted
by the state congress go Gene
raj P. Elias Gales from his du-
ties as constitutional governor
of the state having terminated,
the general has returned to
Sonora and resumed the duties
of his civil office, receiving
from the general government a
leave of absence from his mill
tary duties, and he will relin.
quish the command of the CAM
paign against the Yaquis to
General Juan Torres, who is
coming from the City of Mexico
to perform service in Sonora.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
Caught With the Goods

Yesterday morning Customs
Inspector AL Scharff arrested
a man named Salome Trasvino,
who was caught in the act of ta-
king into Mexico without IL
cense a large quantity of mems
clothing, underwear, etc. 1t
is reported that the man has
been running the line both
ways in pursuit of traffic in
contraband, taking into Mexico
goods on the conserved list, and
bringing into Arizona prohibit
ed liquors. He was lodged in
the jail and on Monday will
have a preliminary examination
efore U. S. Commissioner w.
A. O'Connor.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
Half Dozen Towns CAPTURED Yesterday
Reserves Of the Crown Prince Ex-
hausted--Foch Preoarng to Roll Up
German Front --ChateauTh Jerry Road
Doomed

PARIS, July 20The Germans everywhere back
the Malne Ludendorf himself said admit today an
fca communications Beginning tonight troops south Of
the Mane withdrawn the north bank unnoced by the
enemy Tonight from opposite Chateau They to the north
west of Domau stand the victorious troops of France and Ame
ready to when Foch says the word may tonight
and not until the great thanking battle the left be-
tween the Marine and the Asne is decided Early tonight add
ona ground had been gained 20 mile front between Sois
and Chateau Thiey Half dozen additional towns
have been captured and the prisoners taken approach the 10000
mark
scissors is still in German hands but being slowly encrced
three sides and still tie pivot which the
front swinging northwetward the direction Of Fsmos Both
center and right trying to roll up the German AsneMane
To accelerate this Foh has thrown the force
south the Mane and those between the Mane and Rheims into
notion The whole great funnel through which the Crown Prince
swept May is being assaied three Sides he third
lay of the battle reveals his almost exhaused with Lu
dendo rushing division after division to the Puroy has
captured the allies and the of Mafaux southeast OF
scissors troops locked fierce combat
with the eutons around Montagne de Paris The other end of
this battle at Beeau village five miles northwest of Chateau
They In the north the battle extends to Fontenoy On the
central front the allies left hollywood behrd captured
Neuy ST. Frontcy and Clgmen Further north their eft
scissors. This town important link the German
muncatons It's fall dooms scissors and the ChateauThery
road
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
Vile de Paris Building

Thursday Mr. Charles Dunn
azart, proprietor of the Vile de
Paris store, with his large
force of clerks, was engaged in
moving the stock of goods from
the quarters occupied so long,at
the corner of international and
Morley Avenues, into the new
structure which has been built
recently on the lot next adja-
cent, which has replaced one OF
the old, historicbuildings of the
line city. 1t was known as the
Hotel Cazabon, and was occu-
pied as a hotel a quarter OF a
century ago by the late Peter
Cazabon. From November,
1894 to April 1899 it was oc-
cupied by The Oasis, and since
then has been in service as a
dry goods store, the premises
being Incorporated in the store
of Mr.. DumaZert.
With the new structure COM
pleted and the old one vacated
work of demolition of the latter
will began Friday; and upon the
site will arise a handsome new
structure of two stories, con-
crete and brick construction,
which will tie into and become a
part of the building now COM
pleted, and the result will be one
of the largest and handsomest
buildings in the line city.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
GERMANS PAY TOLL OF
10000 PRISONERS ON IHG
MARINE A ism B FRONT
UnWritten Law of North InvOk-
ed to Punish Aged Thief of
Canadian Village.

Accused of theft by Hal
Sinclair, factor of the Northern
Trading company, at Fort Ros-
cher, Petain Monest, an aged
French Canadian, was sent out
into the frozen wastes of the
Canadian wilderness, to expiate
his sins with the punishment OF
the unwritten law.
Robbed of all means of liveli-
hood, without rifle, food or the
means of shelter, Monest stag
gered along the bleak North
trail and dragged himself to a
pitiless death. The howl of tim
CT wolves s: the ing from tie
silent places about the figure
of the dead trapper indicated
where the criminal had given
up his struggle.
The old mans death, how
ever, was not the result of an
actual guilt. "The Law of the
Great Northwest" Triangle's
great picture, of the Canadian
wilderness, tells the true cause.
Petain Monest had beautiful
daughter. She was coveted by
the brutal Hal Sinclair. Bitter
enmity sprang up between
Monest and Sinclair. Sinclair
was all powerful. Murderous
henci man sr'l.4 to co his bid
ding. The old man was
framed up"
Rugged, brutal and fascinat-
ing is this grea picture OF
'.iuislng men On he edca CT
Gods world. Hard, sulIen and
somber as the frozen wastes
they travelled in search of furs,
the strong men of the north
fought for mastery, gold and
love. Beautiful scenery
abounds in this production.
The canoes of the trappers are
seen winding through the laby-
rinths of northern streams.
Beautiful scenes of Indian life
also included. Beautiful Mar
gerry Wilson whom David
Wark Griffith thought great
enough star to select for the por
trayal of "The Mountain Girl"
in Intolerance" plays the
lead, with Will Jeffries and Eu-
gene Corey in support
"The Law of the Northwest"
will be invoked at the Nogales
Theatre on Mondey night, July
%.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21

The town assessment roll for
1918 has been completed, and it
shows the taxable values of all
property in Nogales are listed
at $5,070,661, an increase of
about half a million within the
year.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
MAJOR THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR, WOUNDED

OYSTER BAY, July 2O-Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr has
been wounded and is in base hospital This
brought Roosevelt cabegram today shortly after
oeved confirmation of the death of his youngest Lieutenant
Quenn The message from Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
connected with Red Cross hospital in Paris said the Major
is not in danger, the wound not being serious.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
BRITISH CAPTURE TOWNS AND PRISONERS

LONDON, July 2O-Fossignal wood, south of A1raz
captured by the British in brilliant surprise charge Haig
night report Other gains made by the
British around Hebutene half way between Albert and Arraz
heavily these operations In capture of
yesterday the British took 453 prisoners SO machine
and number trench mortars.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
NE W FR A n G O.
AMERICAN DRIVE
Tn FULL, SWING
Americans Alone Cauture 1000 Pris-
oners and Many Guns--Five Germans
Divisions Lose Heavily and Drop Out
Germans Moving Material to the Rear

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY at Marine, July 2O.-At
cabling alone have captured 1000 prisoners many
wounded 80 guns hundreds of machine guns and many trench
The opening phase Aisne Marine
drive NAV be considered confirmed although the operations
nue ench long range guns bobadng the bridge across
the Ane at Missy and whole lateral transport line
east and northeast of scissors under constant French fire.
Eleven German divisions brought reinforce the
nard pressed troops the Grown Prince between the Asne and
Mane rivers Of seven divisions line Thursday five were
withdrawn owing heavy losses The Germans during the u
withdrawing much Of their supplies fro mthe Chateau
Terv area The highways leading to Asne crowded with
German transport trains carrying back material
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21
FORTY EIGHT SAN DIEGO MEN LOST.

AN ATLANTIC PORT July 20Forty-eight OF the l25 men
Diego the United States cruiser sunk yesterday
off Fire Island, unaccounted for tonight
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21

CHICAGO, July 2O-President Ban johnson
League stated tonight that the American will
tomorrow the reported ruling of Secretary
base ball essential occupation
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-21

ZURICH via PARIS July 20-The scarcity OF food IN
na is becoming greater hundred restaurants had to
be closed.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-22
MARQUIS OF LANSDOWNE
 WARNS AGAINST PITFALLS

London. Oct 2l-The Marquis of Lansdowue leader of the opposition in the house Of lords, and noted for his pacificist teudences, considers that the German reply leaves the door open for q continuation Of the discussion, al- though some messages in it, in his opinion need elucidation.
 "Wc must proceed warily, leaving nothing 10 chance, is his view We must trust President Wilson to ayot1 pitfalls he added Above all it is necessary that we make no concessions imparing the strength and predomin- ant military position secured for us by the splendid yalor of our naval and military forces.
 "The passage about the armistice seems suspiciCusly obscure, Mhlle no- body is likely to accept the plea tha, land and sea outrages can be jusi- fled or eXtenuated by the necessities of war
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-22
ATTACK OF AMERICANS
 ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL
TWO STRATEGIC POINTS WERE RUSHED AND CLEARED OF THE ENEMY WITHIN TWO
 HOURS.

With the American Army Nor,h- west of Nerdm, Oct. 21.-The AmeH- can attack though on comparatively small scale today Was entirely sue .cessfuI The Bois de Rappe and l formidable hill. numDer 200. both points of stratcectic importance, were 'nshed and cleared oi the enemy With- lin three hours despite unusual ma- chine gun opposition
 The artillery on both sides was fair Fly active throughout the day and the ayiators were mp from carly until late but the infantry action was confined 10 two local operations
 The advance on the Bois dc Rapnc began just before noon. The woaA was infested with machine suns which were not entirely eliminated by tnr brief preparatory sheHine. Despite every effort of the Germans however. the Americans steadily forced their way ahead driving the enemy 1eiore them, and at three o'clock in the ar ternoon, were in complete possess ion of the wood.
 Hill 299 fell almost simultaneously with the Bois de Rappe which out Thanked it. The Germans Consequent ly retired hastily from the height when it appeared that the Americans had been successful in forcing their pass age through the wood But i50 Ger mans were taken prisoners.
 Another successful expedition for the Americans was the expulsion of the enemy from his last positions in Baatheyille wood. He had hung on ,o the northern edges of this machine
 sun stronghold, from which it waa
 possible to direct harassing enfn-
 ading fire.
 1 Three German acroplanes were brought down on Friday by Lieuten- ant Cleveland McDcrmott of Syra- cuse. New York This was disclosed by further details received today of the exploit ot this alrman who pre- yiously was reported 10 have brought down one Fokker on that day This increases 10 eighteen the number of German machines destroyed on Thursday by Lieutenant McDermott and the other American ay,ators who were protecting the planes engaged in the all American bombing raid