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Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-10

FEMALE HELP WANTED-In a sanitary, we'll conducted rubber foot
 wear factory which runs the year round; families wishing to locate in a pleasant city situated on Long Island
 sound can be given work in various
 departments; fine opportunity for girls as rubber shoe makers; good pay while learning and rapid increase to those who are capable, and no machinery used in this department; the Young Women's Christian Ass ociation, ten minutes distance, will receive girls to
 board. For particulars, write to F. R.
 Judson, Employment Mgr, The L. Can | dee & Co.,. 214 East St., New Haven, Conn. may9d
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-10

Ter SC Cuban handmade cigar. special SC each, II for soc. $2 a box; Nebo cigarettes, 20 for 1Oc; Peters Hut broadleaf wrapper cigar. 10c, 5 for 25c. at Fagan's Smoke Shop. may9d
The Washington times., 1918-04-06

Insure with SHANNON 4 I.CCHs.
Insurance Brokers. MAIN zsf5.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
AUSTRIA TO ATTACK ITALY.

AMSTERDAM. April s.--An Austrian
Offensive against Italy is impending.
Budapest newspapers declare. quoting
'authoritive sources
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
jYMp HONY SEASON
GATES
CHARMS AUDIENCE

With a program OF goat beauty.
he season of SYMPHONY concerts
-Iused with the last concert OF the
symphony society Of New York I'M
Ter Walter pamroSch. given at the
. E.iasro Theai,r yesterday afternoon
4 before large and apPfcciative an
Hence.
TIE inability "r Mine. GHlli-Curci
/ To appcar ~ Suloi>t waS 2 keen dis
appoiutrneau. a. this was tn" only op.
3 par;urfty jhuS far offered Washing
4 ton to hear this singer ot the golden
: voice in opera selections ~ith an
orchestral background, thereby ar
fordin= some glimpse Of ;he power
that has gained unqualified praise
from all New York for this richly en-
lowed Italian.
To The honor OF Lucy Gates. an
American Iora;ura soprano. the diff
/ fculi role ~ substitute wSS not only
fired b:L Tact with enthusiasm. Miss
. Gates being recalled four or Ave
times after The Bell Song" FROM
/ "I.akme." Miss Gates sang two col
oratura arias with a. warmth and
sweetness of voice and an admirable
SmhothneSs and ingratiating charm
; IL her coIorarura work. The body ct
, her voice has enriched, adding
depth to her music.
Miss Gates Voice Charms.
/ In the opening cadenza of The
Bell Song it was the soft echo sing
ing that showed the greatest finish
: while its concluding trilI and high
/ finale brought forth a storm OF ap-
piause. Throughout the Barber OF
! Seville" aria. Rossinis "rno voce
POGO IA" the execution. the subtle
nuance. and the musical beauty made
it distinctive example of coloratura
} singing.
Mr.. Damrosch gave with compelling
force and sheer loveliness an all
German symphony program. One
was impressed by the fact that IL was
the music that came before cacaphony
had beset German music and thought.
II seems too bad that the world can
not bring back the clear and pure
beauty OF il. with the holy VOWS OF
the Lohengrin Wedding March. and
hear it anew without reproach to the
existing order OF things. The WaG-
ner excerpts of LohengTin. Parsifal.
and the genial Meistersinger were
like a page out OF history. and they
were exclusively told in tone.
DamroSch Leads Sitting.
The symphony was Raff's in the
Forest" and Mr.. Damrosch summon.
ed all his magic music lore OF the
waIdweben to tell this symphonic
!. poem of the woods 1t abounds in
beauties clear and open choral beau
ties, and the detail OF the orchestra
ton. its every delicate shade and
value. was given with rare effects
Melody and harmony Of tangible
sort perVade this work. and il was
sufrused with imagination. like the
bright and tripping character OF In
the Sunlight" The Twilight" had
a rare theme for first violins and a
lovely largo with duo for flute and
reeds A queer fantasy is the Al
Night" a whole animated fairy tale
peopled with hobEoblins and wood
land folk. not just an evening land
scape. 1t was given with dynamic
sweep and dramatic imagery.
It was Brahms FESTIVAL Overture
that opened the program. with ii:
lovely Brahms song strains and hi:
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
ct and New York avenue n. w

in the American army in 1855, and
served three years in the Twelfth in
fantry in the Indian campaigns.
Upon his discharge from the service
he returned to Germany and attended
Marburg University, taking an aca-
demic degree there. He was grsdu-
sted from the University OF wurzburg
in medicine in 1878. He studied in
Vienna under PolitZer. the worlds
greatest authority on the ear, and
came back to America in 1879.
He came to Washington in 1851 and
from that time nearly to his death
was in active practice in this city.
He is survived by his widow. for
merry Miss Mary Lillian Hunt. OF this
city. and one son, Robert Bastien Ber-
mann. who was a Washington news-
paper man up until last summer. when
he enlisted in the marine corps.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
DR.. Isl. hermann,
FIRST TO ISOLATE
.LEPROSY GERM, DIES

On Isidor Samuel Leopold Bermann,
for thirtyfour years a resident OF
this city and one of Washington
best known physicians. died OF angina
pectoris early today at his home, 1927
Nineteenth street northwest. Dr. Der
mann had been suffering from heart
trouble for four years.
The medical fraternity generally
acknowledged him as the first scien
fist to isolate the leprosy germ. His
fame as microscopic was wide
spread.
Dr. Bermann was born in Darn
stadt, Hesse, Germany. January =,
1875. and moved to Frankfort an
Main when he was twelve years old
Leaving Germany for an extensive
tour. prior to beginning his college
work. he visited Paris. London. and
finally the United States. He enlisted
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
COMMITTEE WILL
PROBE EFFICIENCY
Of THE DRUG LAWS

For a more rigid enforcement OF
the drug laws OF the country and to
determine whether the present laws
are adequate a special committee has
been named by Secretary Of the Treas
ury McAdoO to cooperate with. Dan
eel G. Roper. commissioner Of Internal
I;evenue. Special attention will be
given TO reports that drugs are being
soil near army camps and canton
ments.
The com nitt"e is composed Of Con-
sressman Henry r. Rainey OF Illinois.
member or the HOuse Ways and
Means Committee. who will serve az
chairman; r. g. Keith. deputy COM
missioner OF Internal Revenue: Prof.
Reid Hunt, of Harvard University:
DIR. \. g. Du MeZ. or the Public
Health Service. and Lieut.. col Pierce
Bailey. Of the War Department.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
DUPLICATE KEY THIEF
ROBS 3 APARTMENTS

Headquarters detectives today are
looking for a daring duplicate Key
thief who robbed three apartments in
the Douglass apartment house. 1910
y street northwest. The apartments
were entered yesterday during the
absence OF their occupants. The vie
tins OF the thief were Miss Margaret
Frisbie. Miss Edith Connolly, and Mrs.
r. z. Hargrave.
After ransacking the drawers Of
the bureaus and chifoniers in the
apartments. the thief got but little
loot which consisted Of two watches.
a chain. and a cavalier. The value NJ
the jewelry stolen was roughly esti-
mated by its owners at So.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
The Rendezvous
of Good

1t is not necessary for
the moment for all the
many millions OF unpreju-
diced people in the world,
and all Christian Scientists
to agree in detail upon all
subjects, in order TO work
together for the establish
rnent of the kingdom OF
heaven on earth.
The earth is being torn
by Armageddon, the great
conflict between the posi-
tive forces OF good and the
negative forces of evil.
The fields of grain must
first be saved from the
destroyer before there can
be need of final winnowing
of the grain.
In the crucial hour the world is
coming to recognize the uPhtted
standard Of THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MONITOR.
The Monitor is standing firmly
with democracy against autoe-
racy. with abstinence and 60
briefly against license and inso-
briefly, with the cause Of equality
for the sexes and against the
forces which seek to perpetuhte
the disfranchisement OF woman,
with the cause Of medical and
religious freedom and against
the reactionzry elements Of organ
lied medicine and ProscnPdvs
religion.
The Christian Science Moni-
tor, published m Boston, arrives
in Washington each morning
and is distributed BY mail or
through newsdeGlers.
Sample copies will be gladly
sent upon request
Address
The Christian Science Monitor
csIsrsSs BsiIiaE. WashhEtSs, D. c.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
WILL INVESTIGATE
MYSTER|OUSF|RE
IN NAVY ANNEX

Federal authorities and Fire Mar
shall Nicholson today are making a
thorough probe OF the FIRE. OF myster-
ous origin. which was discovered last
night in the four-story building at
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
street northwest. partly occupied as
an annex to the BureJu OF Construc-
ton and Repairs OF the Navy Depart
menc
The blaze Is said To have caused
damage estimated at $4,000 to the
building and office fixtures and e
number OF blue prints and drawings
pertaining to naval construction work
were damaged b. smoke and flames.
Firemen who responded on two
alarms. aattIed w!;h the blaze for
more than an Eo1r before il was IN
der coN'rcl.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06

joviaI spirit. The merry fuGue was
exuuisitely shaded. and the choral
close was brought TO a splendid eli
max.
Because Of recent motor accident.
Mr. Damrosch asked the indulgence
OF the audience for sitting during
mart of the program J. Mach.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
ADVERTISEMENT
NAPOLEON ONCE SAID

a FOotsore Army T. An Army Hah d.
feated'' Men In Trimming Camps. IN Canton
ments. IN the Army and Navy suffer from
blistrrs and sore spots on their feet Every
boxes Of Aliens FOot=E,ass. the antisepLIc
powder to shake Into the shoes. II frcshers
the tired. aching. smarting feet and heals
hlisters and sore SPOTS. The PlattshSug
Camp Manual advises men In training to
make daily use Of Foot=k.ase sold every
where. &c.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
MIller's AntIseptIe OIL. KNOWN a.
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Relieve PaIn In Few
Minutes

Neuralgia. Lumbago. sore. stiff and
swollen joints. pains in the head, bach
srd limbs corns. buniOns. etc. Aft--
, one application pain usually disap-
pears as IL by magic.
new remedy used Internally and
externally for Coughs. Colds. Group.
sore Throat. DiphthSria and Tonsilitis.
This OF is conceded to be the most
penetrating remedy known. ! u prompt
and immediate effect in relieving pain
il due to the fact that II penetrates to-
he affected parts at once. As an IL
lustration. pour ten drops on the
thjckest niece % sole leather and IL
will penetrate this substance through
and through in three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great oil
IL golden red color only. Every bottle
guaranteed &c. soc. and $500 bot
tie or money refunded at O'DonnelPs
Drug Stores.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
6ARKEr ouoTATIoNs
Kan A. OklA..f2 25I
iirAldton ,... 1 40
FVuWu
Government Should Stop II.

Whenever e new pool Is discovered
there b always long lot of uun"c-
'asary and uncailei- tor litigation
started In regard 90 titles and u al
ways has the effect of causing de-
lay and unnecessary worry.
As a recent instance, tho suits
started around the big we'll com
pleted by II +. wilcox In 36-l5-ll,
wherein most " tho property In the
entire neighborhood lis under a cloud
on account Of tho suits and a. best
they can affect the ultimate owner
ship but little.
This paper has consistently dis
couragcd law suits affecting titles
and II IL remarkable fact that not
a. single ono uf tho numerous suits
attacking titles I'm the Gushing field
have ever resulted IN proht 20 the
CRATER II ls as it should Dee and
simply illustrates that rlght prevails.
owners 6f property In the vicinity
81 the Wilcox wcll including the Pro-
ducers x Retncrs corporation should
take this matter up with MIR. Car
field Ia Washington and see N pres
sure cannot be brought to have these
suits cancelled at once. on Is too
badly needed 90 win the war 20 Dee
Field back by anyone looking up
slight defects I'm title that have but
a semhlance OF a righful title
There are many suits being start
cd In this vicinity that plainly on
tho face are being started 10 retard
Development until money considera-
uon has been paid and this Is no
time for such performance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

northwest corner OF the southeast
OF the southeast Of The Buuthwyu OF
lO-27-A, sand from g.lIU Co .tyI
feet. so barrels
Empire Gak s. Fucl Co. no 81.
warmer, southwest corner ,ur tho
northeast or tlS. nSrtbpast NJ n.
2S-S, sand from 2,TO3 ~ 1880 feet
drilled TO $3.50 feet and good for
$50 barrels.
IGoyt and associates 40. uol-
comb farm, northwest corner off the
northeast OF the northwest uf tho
northeast OF 7-2g-A. sand from I.N20
TO 1885 feet, good for 100000 feet
OF gas
Nanaman & Davidson No. !. Bush.
southwest corner OF tho northwest
or the southeast Of l3.2g-5. sand
from 2,7s0 to 2,S22 feet 80 blfrrIs.
Gardner ~ Smith No ?. Bush.
northeast corner OF the southwrsI of
tho northeast OF 2f-29-b. sand from
2,7S5 TO ASA feet. so barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
ItIdnrndn ComnletInna.

The following are some com.
plcuons OF last week in Butler
county.
Carter OH company 40. 80, Por-
ter. southeast corner uf the north.
east Of l-26-4 dry and abandoned
at 2.bS3 feet
Crystal OIL & Gas Co. No. !, White
farm, center OF the south line OF the
north half OF the northeast Of g.
goa, dry and abandoned al 2,7b1
feet.
garter oihcompany No. 10. Orban.
northwest corner OF the northeast OF
l0-26-l sand from 2,3St 10 2,420
feet. 800 barrels.
Empire Gas A. Fuel Co. No. J.,
Cardey. center OF the north line OF
the south half OF the northeast OF
the southeast Of 1I-26-4, sand from
2,372 to 2,4o9 teet. 800 nrrels.
Empire Gas a. Fuel Co. No. IL,
Hamilton farm. northeast corner OF
the northeast OF lt-26-l, sand from
2,375 TO 2,f0S feot zoo barrels
Carter on company No. 3, Phil
lips. southeast corner OF the south
west OF the southeast Of tho north
east OF 26-26-4, sand from 2.657 TO
GA feet. 100 barrels,
Carter Oh company No, TO- Bates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Muskogee 10 the Bushy mountain
gas field. Tho city OF Muskogeo.
some two years ago, voted 100000
IN municipal bonds to build a pipe
lI6e 10 this gas In order to have
cheap fuel for manufacturing pur-
poses. 100000 was used for tho
construction OF an S-lnch welded
line.
Tho gas was turned into the line
In September. 1917 In December,
1917. the largest gas well, which
was good for 3S,OOO.0OO feet, was
ruined hy water Two other smaller
wells we're spoiled by taking too
much gas from them and the sup.
ply soon played out Since that time
five holes have been drilled In the
immediate vicinity three ~ them
being dry ana Two only small oil
wells.
quite number Of Tulsa people
are stockholders IN the Sooner COM
pany, among them being Mark Carr,
J. q, ROHser clifton Everett, J, L.
Ii,ldt Harry Wclliver. g. a. Mech
line, G. lL SeRer, Earl Sneed, Paul
a. Wilson, Cuss Holloway and Jamee
Parker
The absorption plant located on
the municipal line cost IN the neigh
borhood OF t3S.OOO. About the time
that the plant was IN good opera
ton. the gas gave out and FOR that
reason. the plant will now be dis
mantled and moved TO Nahola.
Tho city officials of Muskogee at
tempted TO soil the s-inCh welded
pipe line but other citizens OF Mus
kogee enjoincd them and the mat
ter IN now pending In the local court
ot Muskogeo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
CoIllancho M shonIne netlcr.

The well 90 Taylor ana associates
In -u-2s.iN. uur.q quarter OF "a milo
north NJ the town ~ Comanchc. Is
looking better Tho flow of gas
from tho sand found at 1885 feet.
orlng.Haly reported 40 good for
100000 feet. has increased 10 be-
tween 100000 and 1900. 600 and
q littlo oil ia beginning 20 show up.
The sand has been penetrated ~
feet which is sufficient to- warrant
much optimism. 1s the volume is
already great enough to cause eX -
poctations for "a new pool. and again
enough sand muy be found below
this TO make "a good OH we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Tc,n- IIrc slIn nnrnlnr-

The Bensdum a. kirkland Kemp
a KEN well six and one-half miles
northeast of German in Comanche
county Texas. was siill burning yes
terdny The well is flowing by
heads ana when the flow of oil
ceases the gas burns at height
of about 20 feet Estimates on the
production OF the we'll now vary
from 500 10 400 barrels
The pay was found Nt 1bO feet
In tho black lime which would make
it appear 20 be the McCloskey sand,
or the same ds that found at Ranger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Cnsinghcnd Plant Blown Up nt
Pickett Prairie

lAhANA
The Amity Gasoline company
plant In the northeast quarter Of
S-l6-t1, on the Wiser lease, was al
most completely destroyed WedneH-
day when the air tank used Tor
starting the engines connected TO the
compressors. blew up. The tank
was literally blown TO small pieces
which flew in every direction, tear
ing up the plant In general The
main part OF the tank was thrown
through the side OF the building and
into the dynamo room, tearing mp
the dynamo and storage batteries.
The 80 horse power Foos engine
running one OF the Compressors was
completely destroyed, and the ~
horse power engine OF the same
mako running the vacuum pump was
torn 10 pieces.
The cause OF the explosion u not
known but apparently too. much
pressure was put on the air tank.
The foreman OF the plant had just
turned on enough air 10 start an
engine running compressor and
then turned Il or The explosion
followed Immediately after the air
was turned off That the foreman
was not killed instantly was "A
miracle. az he was standing by the
tank at tho time and two other as
sistAntH we're In the engine room
also A 2x6 plank used IN the con
struction OF the building. was cut
squarely In two and the foreman on
an adjoining lease, 500 yards from
the gasoline ptifrr'r~,A bad one Or the
windows In his home shattered by
"A large bolt The plant. which was
n 2-unit capacity will need COM
pletc overhnullng before it can
make gasoline again
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Another sl,owlng ~ Duncan.

The Best of All on company has
iriliei IN the sand I'm its test In tho
southwest of the southeast OF "a.
le.Nw ON the Armstrong farm and 10
lH showing FOR a better prodpccf than
amy well yet drilled i'm the Sand wlth
rotary tools. The owners do not
know whore they got the sand but 70
ls figured that lt was reached at
about 1850 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

tho offering Co carry valuable righis,
LAlvIhNo drums upoNuunb are
u,.uk canned uu,uy the Texas Com
lany lu various new OH IlcldS IN
Texas. lu me Hanger fold, extend
ms over several counties, the com
pduy now has settled production
ui 1000 barrels q day and has 30
wells drilling
A new yO-milc pipo line extending
from tho main luu AT Fort worth
iJ the Hanger Held viii pe CUm-
priyu uut placed lu operation late
900 september lt VIII nave an
initial capacity VI $4,000 barrels
daily wmgu VIII later uc increased
ln 1000 barrels uy the erection OF
900 intermediate pumping station
Hc new iur Will pr complete win
tHr necessary branch lines uud
Etthorua system Houston, lulo
Is Go.
\ rig Wen at CARRIER.
Tho u,al wvu set completed Ia
ihu a.llF sand 90 $500 Iu,t a. Gar
Den. Was uIUlyu 900 sunday uy the
uHdru uI o. Gas Go. mus concern
lIIivl .H SO I8 uu the lease BOO the
."u,hrtt. ut la-.--lW ana found 80
tr'l ut HIuu. Iuu well la flowing
900 barrels uf hIsu ErHuty uu Cos
H'n lIHIHOHNu uu this lease nae
passed I.r l.-uU barrel mara. Whl,u
fN"Hta uuirg mote tliAu lANuIably
".Ih 4N. other particular lease ln
lhH tuu.r dIHUuD.
'".1.u discovered "A new stray
sand when DO duIrd In b pay ut
l-Nu i,.t Uh .H SEQ. B uu tu, above
Ir... Iur Wcu s making l..UuU.
600" lrDI aI rJH and wIll NOT be- deep
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
TANK Burn- az Cosdcn Reflncry.

The electrical storm Of Wednesday
night caused further damage In
West Tulsa when lightning struck a
dlstillatc tank az the Cosden re-
finery. burning the tank and ap-
proNimately 1000 barrels OF light
naphtha distillatc valued az 81 per
barrel Tho total loss Is ostimated
az between $4,000 and 100000
Luckily. the tank was isolated from
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
NIo,lnr NhsornlIo6 rlnnt.

The Sooner Oh y Gasoline Co, is
moving lbs absorption plant from is
present location at the edge Of the
south city limits OF Muskogeo to
Nahola, Okla.
The sooner company built its alb
snrpuon plant on the municipal pipe
line which was constructed from
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Ircd g. Clarke offices 10 I,eopcn

Tho Fred q. Clarke offices viii ho
rcoprucd iu Tulsa with a. o. BultA
formerly with the Riverside on com.
panN in Pittsburgh, in charge Ha
manager MI BulE has had many
years experience in tho uu business
and Will mo- doubt make good ln tho
mid continent field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Tho ElbiuE well iu the center ol
the northwest quarter Of 1924. 4,
iu tho north end OF Butler county
kan, ls apparently better well
than has generally been accredited
A full 2i-hOur swDh a fow days uru
put over TOO barrels IN the tank. 10
huF not been dpcpcucd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

WEST or MOUNDS Foster a.
Davis No. on the kid Glaas farm
ln the northeast corner ~ the north
west Of tho snuthcpHt of 2i-l6- II
came iu dry at 1850 foot and VIII be
abandoned II had "a small showing
at 2.bO7 feet which did not amount
To- anything
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Town lot speculation ia Com.
anche has started since the TAYLOR
wei came In good a quarter Of a
mile north OF the town and already
leases have been filed by Roy John
son OF Ardmore aud some Denver
capitalists, according to reports.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Imporlanl -. rrom lonng,loNn

That tHr territory north of IA,
present condemned area uf the
hHuuH...Nu pool may set prove
prufI.., Wrir shown "Wednesday
when '.r Clark, suppva and kuhl-
nHu So @ 900 tn, g. D. Barber farm
in tAo northeast corner OF tho south
cast of lHe northeast uf the north
east OF -p.lN-ll was drilled iu The
sand. tho top uf which was found
at 2.29t ..Dt has been penetrated
% feet uuI th, well la flowing SC
barrels p,. hour 10 ls one location
west ana location north OF thr
AmhlFtmn."l .pu company 40 I
Mary buyi, farm ln 25-li-ll which
was the nut well drilled prof.tably
in the north end ~ the pool and al.
other comp .HtSuns since that { NJ,
have been "a. a.ur's with the cHccp on
OF the Lucky Lease OH company No
which was good for 100 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Tho Pierce uu corporation has
brought iu q well ON Ne Tumhoyornr
property In Mexico which started on
at 1900 barrels day from no
top OF tho sand. The well IL 500
feet from a IO.o00-harrrl Wcll.-
Houston, FIble a. CO..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

WANTED Opportunity for MAX
ing attractive selling arrangements
with new or established refinerlcs
Win take entire output over. long
term on moderate commission basis.
Can furnish tank cars WIN pay
cash Address Marketcr. Tulsa,
Okla-Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Tho Gillespie wclI Mar okcmnb

Tho u. N. Gillespie we'll in 26-
l2-ho Is now drilling at 1850 foet
Considerable interest has developed
IN this test since Il had the 800.
600 feet OF gas at about 100 feet
HEALDTON The Magnolia has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Texas OH Company stock rise
from around l5O Is based partly on
reports NJ sulphur discovery on
lands In Texas and partly on reports
OF stock offering next December.