davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12
vslCE MI DO zBRANE.
Ceskoslovenska Samostatnost
ze dne a. kvetna 1918.

49,
ze. dne 4. kvetna 1918.
"VSechen lid musi stati "a
politikou syeho naroda. Nikdo
nesni miti pocit, ze je vydeden
Gem naroda a re sc narod O ne
no nestara ale take nesmi bytl
nlkoho, kdo by Sc dnes stranil
q schoyaval a prohlasoval, re
dnes nema, proc by bojoval a
trnel "a n6co, co Sc no netyce."
Tax mluvil DR.. Karel Kra-
mar, "a kourliveho souhlasu
posluchacG, v ibreznu t. r. ma
Jedne velke schdzi v Praze. -
'sZvedame ruce sve - pri dra-
he pamatce predkd, pred oci-
ma vzkfiseneho naroda a mad
hroby padlych v mohutnem sou
zvuku vsech dust svych slibu-
jeme dnes a pro vsechnu bu-
doucnost: = Vytrvame dokud
nezvftezfme, vytrvame az po-I
zdravime samostatnost sveho
naroda.' Zastupcove naroda
sesli Sc dne 13. dubna v Praze
i ~. v poctu 10 tisfc a tax wy
brani, ably bylo pred celym sve
tenn zrejmo, re to cely narod
zveda ruce a slavnostne slibu-
je, re v te velezrade vytrva! !
Ac Widen a Pest obvinuji ce-
sky narod velezrady, v Ce-
chach nikdo nehne prstem, a.
by Sc z toho omyval. Jest dnes
Jeste Czech ci Slovak, ktery "a
mysliv Sc mad touto mluvou,
mad temito udalostmi, mIze
zIstati bez vycitek svedomi
vne tohoto vsenarodniho mohut
neho proudu? - Ceskosloven-
sky zajatce, stojis ma rozcesti !!
Civis Ia dratenou ohradu, oci-
siovan a omalovan dvema pi-
smeny, zatim co tvGj narod i
cely svet zije v horecnem zapa
su Ia novy zivot. Dnes vi cely
vzdelany svet = vi to take O.
vsem nasf nepratele !. Widen,
Budapest a Berlin - re della
me ozbrojenou revoluci. Jen ty
bys' stal stranou = stole "a O.
hradou, tupe, necinny, dust
zloutnouci a schnouci?
Ma Stesti neni mnono "a hra
nicemi jiz tech Cechu a Slova-
XII, kterf dnes stoji mimo o.
zbrojenou revoluci ceskosloven
skou. V6ffne radi, ze ten hlou
eek nerozhodnych jsou jen dlou
hym pobytem v zajeti, zmrtve.
lie charaktery, vahave vyleka
ne ceske dusicky, jimz Sc do
sud nepodarilo radne oklepat
prach, jejz dychaly cely zivot
| Nemajf- dosti sill a odvahy Wy.
krocit? JeSte dneS by vahal
po tom vsem, co Sc stalo mas
| donna cd pocatku valky az dc
densniho dne, CO bylo ma boji
stitch, CO vse sami byli nucen
profit. Stosicova armada ee.
skoslovenska, jez uz ma svou
slavnou historic Sc denne roz-
mnozuje a pripravuje, ably We.
sla vitezna do svobodnych ze'
mi ceskoslovenskych. Narod dc
ma, treba trpce zkouSen, ceka
ieji prichod, citf v nj syoji ma
Geji, svoji hrdost! Prave leger
dy hrdinech ceskoslovenske-
no vojska sfrf Sc po ceskych a
siovenskych zemich. TAX jake
ceske matky a ceske zeny, =
kdyz loucily Sc Sc svymi, jdou.
cir1i do boje v rakouske arma.
de. praly si, ably tato armada
byla porazera - tax dncg nc
dll sc "a sve syny, muze, miler
ce, ably byli st'astni v hrdin.
skem boil jako ceskoslovensti
revolucnf vojaci. Takove zpra
w name Q vlasti.
Narod mas jest v revoluci a
kdo nejde s MIN, jde proti ne,
mu. Polovicatost a vymluvy na
to. nebo ono, jsou nepripustny
a krajne necestny.
Dnes neni uz nejakym snad
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12

Q tom, koho ze ma pred sebou.
Muz j zena 2 pocatku mlceli
Srcadka postavila ma still
zbytky jidla - syr, diva lirty VII
ma, chleb a dve sklenice.
Pill a jedli spolu.
Valentin bledy a zachviyaje
sc, je pozoroual. Zdalo Sc mu,
ze v hlubokem tam v dole Ia
yladajicimu tichu musf byti sly
sen tlukot jeho srdce. Obaval
Sc, ze ii tam dole to musf usly-
seti.
"Jiz tomu davno, co jsem tie
nevidela," pravila Srcadka. -
"Stalo Sc neco zvlastnlho u tye-
no patrona?"
'Ano mic spatneho - ma
me malickou v bezpeci.
"Onu maliskou S miliony?"
tazala Sc zena. "Kde pax il ma
te ukrytou?"
INA miste, kde by il zadny z
tech, kdo po nj slfdi, nehledal
- to jest: v avenue du Bois-
de-Boulogne, Wis, hned "a do
mem Muradovym."
Srcatka vyrazila re sebe o.
stry smich.
"Hahahaha!' zvolala. "Tot'
znamenity napaad! Kdoz pax
ma nej prisel?"
"Kdoz jiny, nez mIj pan -
ten Sc stara o vse sam! Jest to
chlapik a dobre mu slouziti! Je
stGdry - ucinene zlato!"
A hrkotavym hlasem tazala
Sc zenstina: "On tt zaplatil?"
"Ovsem!"
"Mnoho-li?"
"Pet set kouskG - jak byl
pfislibil."
MAS je zde?"
'Nastav zasteru - tn jsou p
Oval Sc cinkot penez. Po-
tom nastalo ticho. Oba dychali
slysitelne.
Horecne lpely zraky Srcatky
ma penezich. Byla lakotna a
hrabala sc svou dlouhou hne-
dou ruAou v penezfch = hraba
la Sc v Mich a spoustela zlat'a-
ky ,jez Laguyane byl pfinesl.
Ease nazpet do klfna.
Konecne unavenim u hire te
Lstala.
"ViS-li pax mnoho-li to jest
Cini to celkem vice nez sedn
tisic a same zlato - mic nez zls
to ! Pojd', pojd' - podivame sc
ma ty zlate knofliky, jez jsme
81 usetrili O nichz nikdo nevi
Pojd'w
V hloubi sklepa vyzvedli ka.
men, jenz zakryval diru a v te
to pri svitu svicky " ruce stare
ny Sc tresouci, leskly a skvely
Sc zlat'aky.
Srcadka poklekla.
'Slys jejich hudbu," pravila
prehrabavajic Sc v Mich; 'po,
slys, jak zpivaji - jak to prsty
posilnuje osvezuje - jak to
Iocim dobre cini. MohI celou noe
ztraviti divanfm Sc ma ty mi
lousky, ma ty drahousky, ma
| ty zlatousky! Vezmi kamen
ten pryc, Laguyane, muj mi
lousku!'
Konecne sc odtrhli cd pozo
rovanf ukryteho pokladu. La
guyane wal par hrsti zeme
ably nj vyplnil mezery mezi
kamenim, tax ably Sc misto to
| to nelisilo od ostatni podlahy
Stoupnul ma ne nohou, popo-
Sci nekolik krokI a octnul sc
nyni Ease u Srcadky.
v tom zenstina prekvape-
MIN vykrikla. Byla strasne BILE
da, mohla Sc sotva ma nohou
udrzeti a jejf rozrusene oci by
ly jako ma zed' naproti vzdu-
chovemu otvoru pripevneny.
Svicka il vypadla z rukou, tax
slime Sc trasla.
"Co jest ti?" vyrazil Lagu-
yaen hrube re sebe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Carter TO Give Dance.

The Red Cross unit OF the Garter
OIL company win give benefit
dance for the Tulsa chapter OF the
American Red tross Friday night.
The affair will start promptly at ?
O'Clock and Prothero's orchestra Of
~ pieces will furnish the music,
Commencing at l0:45, special num-
bers will be rendered which will be
amusing to those IN attendance who
do not dance as well as to those
who are dancing.
The Carter Red Cross unit has a
membership OF ~ girls and each one
will be garbcd in Rcd Cross uni
form the night OF the entertainment
30 that those who are overcome with
JOY or get sick from eating or drink
ing too much at tho refreshment
counter will be rapidly cared for.
Everything speaks for the success
OF the affair, eight hundred tickets
have already been sold. The chapcr-
ones viii hc Mr.. and Mrs j, Edgar
Pew, MIR. and Mrs, James A, Neascy.
MIR. and Mrs, r. NJ. Young, MIR. and
Mrs, A. II, Cheesebro and Mr.. and
Mrs, J, A, Nandoventer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Not Munitions, But More Oil

Theic are many ways to serve n
cause when your heart In with IL,
according To j. n. McEwen who
does not believe that Oklahoma with
AL her marvellous diversity OF eco
nomlo talent and natural resources
can efficiently manufacture muni-
lions for the United States govern
Wcnt, but the bsst way Is to do tlie
work which Ties closest at hand.
And thst work, lie thinks. Is to keep
the oil wells flowing and to cause
two wells to flow where previously
had flowed but one.
"lts folly. economic folly" says
MT McEwen, TO talk about turning
our Oklahoma shops into munition
factories when II means importa.
lion OF labor. importation OF almost
the entite amount OF raw material
and the complete reorganization of
the factory machinery on hand
The latter difficulty could bc ad-
justed, Mr., McEwen thinks, II tho
former handicaps could be over
come, but he believes thet from the
STANDPOINT OF efficiency 1t would be
impossible 70 compete with north
crn and eastern locations for NUM-
tons plants.
Tho fact that wc have n fuel
supply on tho ground isn't n drop
In the bucket TO start balance
with" said Mr.. McEwen. my fuel
costs only hs much in month as
my labor costs In n day Therefore
YOU can sec low small an induce
mcrt cheap fuel would he. The
freight rites. both on raw materiai
aud finished products, would he OK
ocssive and the present trnnsporta %
ton conditions would make the sit
uation almost impossible.
Now, my cannon" and Mr., Nc
Even exhibited with pride the Nc
Ever cannon, the only hit pf fight
ing machinery he has In his shops.
"ls made to fire at the enemy within
our gates II breaks into the ranks
OF the fire fiend. thus lending a
hand In saving stored oil. Thereby
II does It's bit. The McEwen cannon
Ia made to shoot open burning oil
tanks and by letting out the oil pre-
vent the spreading OF the fire"
Mr. McEwen cites the case Of
Arch Leonard, who fired at the con-
nections on n burning tank at a
distance OF SEQ yards and the third
shot turned the trick,
Another way In which the Nc.
Even shops are following the war
program Is In the conservation OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

both lime and material rTout 20
per cent Of the iron used is scrap
irOn--nll OF which Is bought In ok
ltnomH and they have Installed the
Taylor efficiency system TO help In
the conscrl alton Of time. This syE-
ten, worked out and charted by a
famous mechanical engineer named
Taylor allots q certain amount Of
time to each piece OF work. The
workman. with the hGip Of an oh
server. who comments on his move
ncnB goes over set task and
olimtnatcs every unnecessary move
Then tine schedule Is fiEuted out
the workman Is paid fiat rate for
HIS job and II he finishes It wlthin
the allotted time ne II paid 30 per
cent honug. The men work more
skillfully, Il n claimed. make more
money and the factory turns out
more gas cnain'h
Two gas engines and blower
every dny during the period Of the
wa Is IN. slogan OF the McEwen
Manufacturing company. where with
all itE stillful organization tho shops
are IS months behind the orders
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
OIL MARKET auoTArIoNH.
Justice Mt Last

The supreme court OF tho United
States yesterday confirmed deci-
sion OF Judge cotteral Of the west
crn district OF oklahoma and there
by declared all lands that come un-
der the jurisdiction Of the United
States government are not subject
TO the gross production tax OF 2 per
cent
Judge Diggs Of the GYPSY oil
company deserves tho credit for
having made the fight all along
the line. lie has refused from the
beginning 10 pay taxes on Osagt,
stuff at the rate of 3 per cont OF It's
value and is certainly 10 be congrat
ulated on having won this gremt vic.
tory. ltsmeanB q saving to his con
Germ of over $3.50. 900 alone and best
OF all, will be shared by each and
every man or corporation that Ia
operating on restricted land or
OSago property.
IL is the first time that anything
has occurred that has added TO tho
value OF Indian lands In years.
Most OF the news pertaining to same
has been tho very reverse and has
detracted greatly from their value.
AZ an example. the ruling OF the
department at Muakogee at least.
that lessees must expect TO be or
dered to drill within 90 days or for
felt their leases. A ruling OF this
kind would be knocked ont also by
the supreme court any time any
one cared to appeal, but in war
times there ia only one object In
view and that is to supply oil.
The state of Oklahoma in ap4
pealing from Judge Cottcrars dc,
cision has but followed the usual
order OF thipgs and tho politicians
viii not be discouraged but viii un-
dertake 10 spend the peoples money
to appeal any sort OF "a decision ef.
fecting the oil interests.
In this case, there was prece.
dent established whom tho supreme
court of the United States in what
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
The Effect of the Decision

Now that the supreme court of
the United States has relieved tho
OIL man OF The unjust burden nf
pa9ng gross production tax OF 3
per cent on oil from restricted In
dhn lhnda. II win mako II much
ehFleroto pay the CKccssgproflts taxes
lhat are due In June. This tax has
been paid by many In Tulsa. who
icmitted along with thor reports
bat others have been obliged ia Dor
row money ana the banks have not
been abe to supply the need
To be sure. the federal reserve
banks have been allowed to consider
settled or production as an asset.
just Us the merchant is allowed To
sot forth his stock OF goods In max
Ing his financial statement, and be-
sides II has been agreed that the
oil man can phy his ilCome and eK-
cess profits tax In instn llmonts, but
nevertheless, the burden s very
great, ard The result OF Yesterday
decision Will 20 long way toward
relieving same
u Will make the Red Cross cam
raign look much more inviting and
doubtless there will be n lot OF the
money that would otherwise have
gone to the state OF oklahoma TO be
spent for game preserves In these
war times he donated to the Red
Cross.
lloubtlcsa another effect Of the
decision will be that the governor
VIII call "A special session OF the leg %
iSlature To soak the oil man on land
not restricted TO make up for the
money that viii have 10 be paid
back to the oil producer, but not
he nor any OF the political bunch
can get away with II In these times
OF war,
The state viii not be hurt because
there Is surplus AZ IL will now
stand, and II will do the bunch good
10 let llnAn nf snmn Of Ihn nnlA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
o
ILANDGAS
Loases. Supplies. ProduetioG. Eta

For immediate delivery. Carload
or less quantities. New casing, line
pipe and wire lines.
T-S-inch wire line. 6x19.
S-4-inch wire line, 6x1s.
1-2-inchx3, SCOTT. sand line.
10000 feet 3-inch line.
10000 feet 4-inch line.
$4,000 feet 2-inch line. 1900 test
line.
5000 feet 2-inch line. 2.100 test
line.
one car 1-4-inch-24-lb,
one car Sl-4-inch- 80 lb.
Two cars 8 4-inch-2S-lb.
One car 10-inch- -40-lb,
Four cars b-S-inch-l7.lb.
one car ~ l-2-inch- -5O-lb.
. cars G 5-S-inch -24-lb.
one car 47-S-inch
supply Department,
TULSA OIL EXCHANGE,
Phone S3l6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
The Magnolia Well.

There Is very little change In the
quantity of oil produced in the
Magnolia we'll. 1t appears that IN
drilling this well the ALE casing
which Is some so feet above the oil
sand, was 'driven in an endeasor u
carry IT father and saturday the
management had the casing tight.
ened up. The pipe was screwed ur
about six inches.
II Is evident that the water APP
pesring in this well comes from
either behind tho ale or possibly
a leaky Joint toward the bottom OF
the string. This IL evidenced by the
fact that In running the baiier into
tho sand OF In the four-inah liner
pure oil is recovered while on the
other hand. In running the bailer to
the top of the liner water Is bailed
out The water seems to he III a
pocket at the top OF the liner, This
Is encouraging as far as stephens
county Is concerned inasmuch as IL
was feared that the water was com
ing from the oil sand, This on the
authority of reliable oil man who
has just visited this much discussed
well
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Tho Brashcar wen Decpcncd.

Tire McAlester and associates well
on the Brashcar farm l-2 miles
south Of Ranger, Texas, has been
drilled through the first lime and
rs now at 3,37O feet with no add
tional gas. 1t is now In shale
break. The gas Is estimated at
100000 feet The. owners OF the
well are figuring that they are
finding the formations 100 feet
higher IN this well than In the ori-
ginm well OF the r q r. Coal co,
on the McCleaskey farm; others,
however. have different opinions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
To Our Patrons.

Owing to the increasing prices of
blue print cloths and chemicals we,
the undersigned. wish to notify the
public that on and after May. Is it
viii he necessary to increase the
price Of our IL townships produc-
ton maps to So and all other maps
accordingly Engineering &
Supply Co; Tulsa Mapping Co, L,
w Swart, Innes- Kelly Map Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Two New Wells Opened Up In
Chnutatiqua County.

SEDAN, Kan. May One of
tho latest finds in Chautauaua colln-
" is the new niler Of the Empire
located In the northeast quarter Of
17-36-ll. The find was made in
the lime while the Empire was
drilling for deep gas This well is
now making better than 100 barrels
on the pump.
Tho Cunningham well In the
southwest quarter of S-22-1l north
OF Sedan is better thnn was cx-
pected, This well is flowing oil un-
der pressure OF Ras This IL very
important as to location AK II marks
the finding Of good production in II
new territory II is the general be
lief that the trend OF thir pool is to
the east and gcoloEists are making
most likely reports on acreage a
few miles In this direction
The tset of the Sachem on com
panS on tho Metcalf In 7-33-IO is
being watched with much interest
IN the geological findings report
THIS to be one Of the best struc-
lures In Chautauqun county.
Just east Of Sedan much interest
Is being taken. Tho Link and Dun
dee on companies have opened up
a good production ana In the f,4OO
teet sand. Within mitc east OF
Sedan are two wells now drilling
and another location made.
The recent rains have caused In-
creased activities and most all of
the rigs are running full speed.
While the production OF Chautau-
qua county ranks second In the
stnie OF Kansas, yet 1t Is increasing
nally' Most all wells are coming in
good producers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

Sunday night will initiate the root
garden on top of the Petroleum club
where a screened IN diniuG room to
accommodate thirty people is now
being constructed The roof will
be fitted with easy chairs and
swinging cCuches and DECORATED with
palms and Towering porch boNts.
From the middle Of the roof Old
Glory viii fly from twenty
f!a agstaff donated by Robbie Sharp.
A flag has been promised by another
member of the club,
Manager George Angelo Gor,ises
to the club Members all TIE COM
forts that can be extracted from an
oklahoma summer and promises
that the temperature on the roof
will be at least some few degrees
cooler than It is on the ground.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

IL known AS the Katy coal case"
decided that Indian lands were not
subject To gross production tax
on coal There Is no difference in
principle between coal and oil and
any man with n particle OF sense
should have known IT, It was to
blow In the coin that the case was
appealed. The decision Of yester-
day may stop the purchase Of game
preserves with the oil mans money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
AROUND TULSA The GO

th't't aHff tAHst~- llt NI'biN
others No, IN the southwest cor
ner OF tho southeast OF the south
eastof 29-t9-l3 is shot with 40
quarts and is good for 35 barrels at
97S feet.
The Gayno OH company No. 10 on
the w. Martin farm In the center Of
the southeast Of the southeast OF 10
2l-13 is a 5-barrel well at 1874
feet after shot.
Ardizzone and Ossenbeck No. or
the NJ. Thompson9 farm. in the
northeast corner OF the northwest
of the nortnw est OF the northeast OF
2s-20-l4 Ia shot and good for 10
barrels ut 80 feet,
The Woke and Walsh No. on
the r. johnson farm in the south
west corner of the southeast of the
northeast OK tn southeast off the
southeast e 20-z0-f3 Is shot and Is
good for 10 barrels at 1.l00 feet.
The Berger Oil company No.
on the J llitcher farm In the CEN
ter OF tho south line of the north
east OF the northeast of Sails ID
dry and plugged at 1850 feet.
Padds. hyrne and others No, I
on the r. Adair farm in the south
west corner of the northwest OF
the northwest OF 4-21-13 Is dry at
l,342 feet
Simons and others are drilling al
800 feet on the Il, Wright No in
the northeast corner OF the south
east OF the southeast of the north
west al 29-29-14.
LYON aud associates are drilling
at $50 feet on the r. Denro No. 2
in the center of the north line OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

W h, Sutton, who is in charge
OF the Prairie oil q Gas Co. office
at Eastand. Texas. made tho city
brief visit yesterday and returned
to his place OF business yesterday
evening. lie reports that the ex-
cltement down that way continues,
although recent wells drilled into
tho black limo" and below have
not come up to expectations. II has
been proven already that the pay
spots In the lime will be scattered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

A trip hammer that can break 20
tons or watch crystal with equal
deftoeSs may be seen at work In
the shops % F'inlayson x Sons Johr
X. t1n!ayson. who has sbcen in tho
business forty years. says It is al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

En- route, 4.2OO ncet SIS 2O-pound
new casing In stock, $500 feet Ma
lional 12i@ 50-pound casing. w. T..
Rogers, Phones 1873. 454l-R. 2l0
Kennedy Bldg ADV,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
John II, Markham Jr. Has Returned


John II. Markham, jr., is home
irom New York. where no has been
In attendance on the National war
Service Petroleum committee. lie
Is proudly wearing on the left lapel
Or MS coat n star and stripe be-
dccked button which bears tho in
scription National War Service
Petroleum Committee" 20
AT Metropolitan club dinner
given to Mark l.. Requa by A. G.
bedford. Chairman of the petroleum
committee, the II members Of this
committee were. presented with the
especially designed service buttons
by Mr.. Bedford.
y Mr.. MarKham's first and last word
on this return trip, as after each
previous one. is that 'the last drop
OF oil and the last grain OF wheat. ."
must he given by the stay at -ho,ncs
IL II Is necessary, In order to sup
port those who are 80 willing TO give
the last drop OF their precious
blood,
While In New York Mr.. Markham
bid farewell TO his brother waiter,
who embarAcl shortly thereafter for
the war zone. Walter Markham
has since oabled his safe arrival on
the other SIDE,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Oh Producers. Attention.

Are you "a. the market for pipe.
casing new or second hand? WIN
sell In car lots or less. Prompt de-
livery Prices legitimate. Barnett
BortCn. Phone 7l47-3570.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

the, northeast OF the northwest OF
29.2O-1a
at $50 feet on the l.. johnson 40. 8
in tho cepter n, ,ho ror,b linz ~
~. -, -, ~"
'''o QUILL ""i VI the southwest ol
the northeast OF l9-2l-13.
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CUSHING - There are several
wells being completed In the Layton
sand at Gushing that are OF imPor-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

For Sale--New gasoline drums,
casing, tank cars, tanks, etc, Room
3S4. Hotel Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

Tor Sale--Ntw gasoline drums.
casing. tank cars. tanks. etc. Room
1884 Hotel Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07
Important Wells at Yale.

The Magnolia well on the Green
farm IN the southeast corner Of the
northwest Of 2O-l9-6 is flowing 55
barrels daily after tubing packer
has been set This well offsets 10
the west the Applegate well In the
southwest corner OF the northeast
Of the section.
The Tripp oil & Gas Co. has a.rig
mp IN the northeast corner OF the
southwest OF 2s-19-6. a mile south
east Of the Magnolia wells on the
Applcgate and Green farms in 20
1876, IT is on the e. Craven farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

Arch Grider Of the Midland Pc
troieum company had birthday
yesterday He refused 10 give out
any dope as to how old he Is. but
SAYS that ne feels like 2-ycar- old
and at any rate proved that he was
not too old to loose his appetite
when Manager o. Il. James Of
liojel tulsa rendered him "A dinner
party at the hotel last night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-07

We have for immediate delivery
6s 600 feet new 4-inch standard line
pipe. Phone A575.-Adv.