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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Oct 20 The home of Fred
Bramble, Oak Grove farmer, near here,
is grievously afflicted His funeral took
place yesterday. he having died of in
fiuenza aged 81 wears His wife and four
children arc now i'll with the disease, his
wife and ono son being dangerously III.
Not one OF the family is able 10 help the
others, and though efforts have been
made 10 get them nurse, none has been
secured
NeighboTing farmers are rendering every
assistance possible and arrangements are
being made to move Mrs Bramhie TO a
place where she can have proper attention,
she being IN a delicate condition,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29
BIG BASS IN SILVER LAKE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Oct 2o-There is AN abundance
of bass in Silver Lake, north of Dover, and
many fine catches have been made re-
Gently by prominent Dover citizens, some
OF the fish caught being exceptionally
large
State Commissioner of Education,
A. r. Spaid, who has made a record in
recent catches, yesterday landed another
large fish of the big mouth bass variety
u inches long with mouth 4x4 inches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29
NEWS OF LEBANON.
Special Correspondence of Every Event

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lebanon, Oct. 29.-John Stevens, who
has been i'll, has returned to Wilmington,
where he is employed.
Ralph Ashurst, who had been packing
apples for f. G. Maloney, has returned to
his home in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bostic and z. G.
Maloney are on the sick list.
Mrs. Fl. NJ Lollis Of Lebanon is spend
ing a few days with her granddaughter,
Mrs l. g. Ennis, IN FELTON,.
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RECOVERED FROM FLU" ATTACK.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Oct Ex-Governor Townsend
and Secretary Of State T.. c. Johnson
were both at the State House, yesterday,
attending to official business. This was
the first appearance of Secretary OF
State johnson for more than two weeks,
because Of severe attack OF influenza
from which he has practically recovered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29

Wilmington Inst evening, chiefly 10 the
movies.
Mrs. William Leach and son, Ben, are
visiting relatives in Atlantic City.
George Dhure, employed by The Penn
syivania Railroad, has received his notice
for examination today week at Denton,
Md
Wanted TO exchange double bed with
good mattress for single bed with good
mattress. Address, n. o., Every Evening
office Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29
IS New Ships Last Week.

Washington, Oct 2S Eighteen new
ships, Of os, 900 total deadweight tons,
were added to the American feet during
the week ending October % The deliveries
announced today by the shipping hoard
included the Victorious, / 800 ton vessel
built al Alameda Cal. and the Cape May.
Of o. 100 tons, built al aparrows Point, Nd,
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is here with her aunt, Mrs. Martha
Dufranoi
Frank Hatfield, DIR. j. o. Williams,
Oscar Graham, Alexander Smart and
George Hearn motored to baltimore, Md,
la st week, where they expect to buy auto
mobiles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29
KNOCKED FROM BICYCLE.
BOY Slightly Injured When Auto Crashe
Into Bike" y

Struck by am automobile Ut EIeyepn
and French streets last night and knock
Ell from his bicycle, Robert Hsrring' on
boy residing AZ 10l West Twenty
third street, was injured slightly. Thl
automobile that figured 81 the accident
was operated by. Joseph Cohen Of ~
According 10 the police, Cohen wa
accompanied by another man 10 fh'
automobile, and after the accident ni'
Of the men jumped from the auto sud
ran away.
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SLEPT AS HOUSE BURNED.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford, Oct 29-The home of George
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29

Asiatie cholera in Berlin and YieDn'
is one o. the legaeies of the conquest D
the Enst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29

Think what a tank can do on the gaso-
line you save on Sundays-and other
days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-29

WOOLENS.
81 50 black, navy and red Broad Ct nE
cloths, all-po0l, 50 inches - eDl .CO
81. 50 Cream ali-WoOl. French Serge 10 inches
SfS bsbc 9ga05 eos er t2r oaoe skirts dresses o $500
Full line IF P'shes, hair seal. leopard. beaver.
mole, caracu Used Tor collars. cuffs, coats and
trimmings. Fifty inches vide, Ct C1O
at .-..-... .-..... .0l to sOlU
81 50 navy blue French Serge, 40 CCCc
inches vide all-woo A sard DZ.LO
$3.50 black alI-wooi French Serge, C1c c.
40 inches vide Good black. Special ID .UO
Remnants Of WooIens and half wool at raf
price From one to SIX Yards. Excellent f5r
skirts and dresses.
Gift Aprons for Christmas. Value 75c, 20
al JCc
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Matchess variety and value in our Silk and
Woolen Goods Department
SILKS.
Beding'5 $500 Dress Satin Excellent quail
lty, rich luStre Every one knows the cloth
30 inches wide. All shades. Spe- CCcn
cial.. ..... .DL.OU
500 Black Taffeta, 80 inches r1cc
vide. .......- .... Dl. %
$500 flesh and pink Crepe de P1cn
Chine 40 inches wide .. .Dl .OU
s225 Black Satin Duchess, 80 GO M
inches vide ..... .DZ.UU
nlSes %e,s s,ds sod Black Marau'sft'e 20 S1.25
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Injunction Sought
After Liquor Raid

County Attorney Charlie, Il. ScIby
Vlll a.k for a threc-ycdr injunction m
the district court TIM, afternoon against
a place at 7lS'J North Broadway. as
the result OF a raid conducted last
night when twelve quarts oi whisky
we're found concealed The furniture
iu the place also viii be seized, and
conirsca'lon proceedings started In
formation, charging illegal possession
of whisky and maintaining d liquor
nuisance were filed tai, morning
against 4 t. Ivy Margaret lyy Joe
Wilson and Ellen Wilson In addition
a penalty suit will he instituted
against NJ II Wahl. the owner OF the
place, according 10 Selby Under the
law, the owner Of a place where liquor
law violation, are being carried on Is
subject 10 a fine ranging from 500 %
&lOOO ior every day the law is being
violated
In every case ike this We intend to
'l'e penalty SUITS against the owners
IN addition 70 sclling all the furniture,
and filing several distinct charges
against the occupants" said Selby
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80 to 500 for One

besides your interest in from 5000 to as high
as $4,000 or 20, 900 barrels of oil daily produc-
ton. You can't afford to stay out Get in while
you can. We will never sell another share of
this stock after this first well drilling allot-
ment has been sold, should this well be big
gusher | will bet you we get bigger pro-
ducer than the ones already in, in this field.
We can't miss real gusher the first tme | feel
sure. The oil is there, | believe. 1t will un-
doubtedly mean fortune to you who buy this
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UPWARD MOVE
Seen IN STOCKS
SpeCiaItieS Advance in Day OF
Heavy Trading,

NEW YORK, May Trading In
stocks today continued In large volume
with vigorous upward movement In
equipments and numerous speoislties, ia'
Guiding oils. sugars. tobaccos. Marins
preferred, dlstlllers and lesser issues at
cNtrcm" gains ot I 10 points United
states Steel was variable recovering the
greater part Of Yesterdays moderate re-
Verrl. fhon frnrting but strengthening
again in the later dealings Rails and
ruupors were heavy, causing some re.
duuliuu of general gains AZ the end The
closing wac strong Sales approximately
500, 300 shares Liberty as made a new
low record declining from 9S 20 10 9s 20.
Tho 3'as sold AZ Nss2 to 9g first ~ Bt
15 ~ 10 'js2 and second " at O5ss to
o.. 10
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The selling
movement which had developed In the
cotton marker bate yesterday was re
neWcd today The early weather map
tail'd TO snow the expected frosts In the
southwest This encouraged selling on
the tax Of An easier technical position.
md there was also selling here Tor
southern account. The opening was
easier ct n decline Of 20 to rs points and
before the end OF the first hour had sold
" 10 so points net lower with July touch
ing 2a 90c and October ~ SOC
After the break to % gOc for July and
2h.2hc for October, or about sixty to
siEty-siT points under last night'h clos
ing. the market rallied n few points on
covering Bulges were not fully main
tained. however. and the close was stead y
At net decline Of 25 10 S. points.
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CIR AIMS DECLINE
ON CROP NEWS
Planting Prospects Are Help
full TO Bears,

CHICAGO. May n Expectations that
planting would be In fun swing next
week. sent the corn market sharply
downward today AuspiCious weather
conditions prevailed. and there we're - d.
ports that iced Of ns1ry all descriptions
was being freely offered et greatly re-
durpd prices Fresh measures by the
fOOd Hdmu. 'rH lion 10 curb high prices
for cereals tended also 10 ease the mar.
kr' Opening quOtul0us which ranged
from - ~ Nc lower with May 27z
and July 81 iiis 10 81 ga were followed
by slight reaction. but then hy n pro.
nDuncsd setback.
Opt.. uFr corn showed decided weak
ness Absence of demand from the sen
board dI much TO deprive the market NJ
support Aftcr opening ~ ~ ! n down,
with july CJAc 20 o6', prices continued
10 rcC,ds
Down'urn' n the value Of hogs caused
PROVISIONS 90 drop Tn. pit Ww viz
tutlW bare of org'rs 10 buy
Later the tact that receipts FOR the
week were considerably larger than dur
INK the corresponding time hN year,
evoked lsarah comment Price. closed
unsettled. cnr net lower 10 isC advance
with May 81 27s aud July 81 ll3h 10
81 49,.
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LIZ YoRk corroN FUrURes.

NEW ORLEANS. MAY IT. The failure
n cold weather to appear In the north
wcft portion Ot the bolt caused hcav}
selling OF cotton hcrc today under which
In the first hnlf of business. prices lost
tU 10 81 points Mu,h liquidation came
from buyers Of the earlier sesHons OF
the week
Spot cotton Etcndy. % points up Sales
on the spot .iG2: to arrive. l02 Low
middllnE. % 75c; middilng. - 2j1, good
mlddling J05Oc
The offerings. both from lipmdlting
longs and from shorts continued large
until well into the session, sending prices
lt tho lowest levels 50 10 81 points. below
the final quotations At the close there
WAS decline Of ~ 10 60 points
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Human Fly Fails;
Red Cross Given
Collection Taken

CHlCkASHA, okla. May ll-(Spe
c.alD Following his failure to climb
the wall, Of the First National bank
building here last night Jack Williams,
the human fly" was waited upon at 4
hotel by a committee OF Chickasha citi-
zers, headed by County Attorney Simp-
son. and told that unless he complied
with hi, agreement and surrendered all
proceed, OF the evening to the local Red
Cross chapter, eliminating actual ex-
penses, drastic measures would be
adopted Williams complied with de
mands OF the committee.
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Training School
For Firenen Starts

A course OF intensive training for the
irrcmer has been started under Chief
Ro,, " Brooks and each day weather
permitting the dare devils Of the depart
ment can be seen going through the
stunts required IN battling the blaze.
Under the schedule prepared each squad
for every station IN the city is giving
an entire day at the central station
whore the instruction is being given.
II will take thirty days for every
squad to get It's workout Chief Brooks
stated this morning The work is spe-
clal and does not include the general
instruction that is constantly given to
the men the chief stated
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Think Quick! Act Quick!
Buy Now!

Don't wait minute longer. Biologists say
biggest pool of oil in Okmuglee County is be-
meath the structure under our lease. We now
have the production on our lease and are going
after more. II you want to help get more. buy
this stock now while it is being offered. This
drilling allotment will not last long and II you
want to be one of the lucky ones, get your
money to this office as fast as you possibly can.
Drilling operation on this lease will undoubted-
lyopen up these big possibilities for our stock
holders.
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GUNTER FORGERY CASE
MAY REACH JURY TODAY

Testimony in the case Of Mrs. Laura
Gun,er. being tried in the district court
room OF Judge John w Hayson for
passing a forged check to the Scott
Halliburton company last January, was
completed this morning, with the excep-
tion OF one witness. and the case Is
expected to reach the jury this after
noon. Most Of the morning was con-
sumed in questioning doctors, who were
called to the stand to testify concern
ing her ability to distinguish between
right and wrong
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Outside Livestock
ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS. May li-HOGs. receipts
800: steady: llghus ;l7gOulSlO; pigs
$40 GjOd17 30, mixed and butchers tl7 S. %
1900; good heavy l76OH11sO: bulk
tlT65dfis 90. CATTLE: receipts 200,
steady; native beef steers tll 50ql7 60
yeHrlinE steers aud heiiefs. 50 bOdib so.
COWS and heifers s. 50Ul2 90: fair 10
primo southern beef steers 80 00d Is 80
beef cows and heifers Sc 0dffi3 30; south
ern ysArlng steers and hciferA S. 500
10 00 native calves t775dlj So SHEEP
receipts 500 steady: lambs $50 50d2l %;
ewes fi6.O0UI7 90: wethers tl650GlIOO.
Gamers and choppers S. J0u9 so.
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Among the women who sacrificed
their lives during the American revo-
luton in doing works Of mercy was the
mothct9 Of Andrew Jackson who was
stricken with fever after a journey 20
Charleston to carry clothes and food
to the patriots confined on the prison
ship in that port
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, May II HOGS. re-
ceipts 100: steady: bulk SIT 75OQl7 65;
heavy il75Ou 50; liEht tl7bOdl7 s.;
pigs SO OOUl77O CATTLE receipts 100:
steady; Prime fed steers N6.90ulJ 90.
dressed beef steers - OOul6T5: southern
steers tl7000ib50; cows s. 50rH so;
heifers ~ O0d II 10: atockors 81 GOALS Is.
calves ts75dl2hO SHEEP receipts 500.
81 OOa IL %; wethers ,ifOOTi6 10. ewes
il00OGi52j: stockers 81 100000.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED-Six- room modern house, W
Tth. for 1900 10 $500. balance terms
Baxter, National Bldg
HAVE buyer with money that wants
property In city; will take II II in had
repair and pay cash Condition win make
no difference. Act quick Hall. 7lj Lee
building
WANTfD-A psfr Of south or eas. front
lots north OF goth, west OF Cisssen and
south Of 10th. Baxter. National Bldg
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SHIRT SLEEVE OIL COMPANY NOW HAS Two PRODUCING WELLS GEE COUNTY AND NOW STARTING
FURTHER DRILLING OPERATIONS ON BOTH OF THESE LEASES

stock before this drill cuts into this rich oil
sand The time is now short. This well will
soon be in the sand. Don't let the wise ones
beat you to it and get all of this stock before
this well comes in and leaves you wishing you
had taken my advice after a monstrous gusher
has been brought in making thousands Of dol
lars day and night for our stockholders
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Do 1t Now! Buy Today!
Rejoice Tomorrow!

Write the company a check or send the money
for just as many shares as you can buy. Re-
member, this is small company with small
capitalization, and this is your chance to get an
active oil stock at the price of 80 cents per
share that will probably be worth dollars per
share where it is now only few cents per
share
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A Sure Winning Chance of
a Lifetime.

for you if you take advantage of it, II you
could stand on our lease and see the big gush.
ers filling tanks after tanks with the black
liquid gold, and see some four dozens of drills
pounding down into mother earth in this great
second Cushing field, you would send in every
dollar you could rake and scrape together far
your share of a waiting fortune
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Money and Metal
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, May li.-MercantIle pa
per four months 8 percent; six months
percent. sterling, G0-dey bills t72%c ;
com nerclal 60-day bills l7iA; demand
l75I-: cables 40 7-i6 Gulders,
demand pitc; cables 4sh Bar silver
9q5 Mexican dollars TIC. Government
bonds heavy; railroad bonds steady.
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USE THIS FORM-BUY NOW!


Dar Ieneme eeewft donsn h pymen6r at 9sp
whit he nd
a an u uoanr IN h profits OF ve
y al ar 0 u Older menmed
in Of at forever in h u
a a Of
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. May ll-CAEH CORN
Lower. 80. mixed. 81 6iqL67, 80
white. Sl69al73. No. yellow. 81 6im
l67 OATS: Lower; No white. Nd
7SIc: 80 mixed. 7TH7sc. RYE 81 ~
d22. KAFIR and MILO MAZE t3Oi
u3 10
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CATTLE MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
Receipts Large for Week But
Packers Get Most,
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CATTLE-On the above average short.
fed steers and butcher cattle the market
In the local cattle division closed fully
steady today. but under that line pack
ers eased prices Off until the spread Ia
tho largest OF the year, Receipts while
totalins big, Included a good many loads
direct TO packers In steers Garfield
county furnished the feature sale, a load
OF pound average corn and hay fed
bulloCks from that section going over
NJ Sl7. tho years and markets higher
price Hulk OF the medium 10 good short
fed stuff sold at tl25O 10 &liJO. with
little common Mexican steers bringing
$3.50 10 tg. In the butcher line odd head
~ both COWS and helfers brought fl2 to
il3, with helfern selling up to SIS hs
top bulk OF the medium TO good ship
ping cows sold nt $50 10 So rs. Stone
weight cutters brought $3.50 10 S and
Gamers 1915 TO I72j boil market
closed steady, with choice heavy kinds
going as high at si3 Calf market
closed generally STEADY. light vealerr
bringing SO TO ili and heavies 50 10
TO $3.50 In the stocker division the
close was hardly as good M tho mid
week market. all Of the gain being lost
Good stockers and feeders are bringing
ilo.75 TO 81 So
Closing Quotations.
Prices Of ths various grades OF cattle are
INN .It.fa a. Al 0.NH
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HOGS Bulk Of the ! 100 head received
In tho local hog market today went 10
tho packers direct The market on the
halnble supply Was active and steady
with $3.50 as Saturday top on load u
lightweight butchers Bulk WAS il7.iL
10 il7g5
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Mo May II - Butter,
eggr 'rd poultry unchanged. Potatoes
siyuIy 81 lDI 20.
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$1,OOO,OOO.OO

or more year to be divided among the stock
holders. Think what that means to the stock
holders of this company with small capitali-
Zation of only $98,000. Your stock should be
worth
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Five aged Jewish women OF New
York City, all Of them Of foreign birth,
Joined in making large "Old Glory"
to express the patriotic enthusiasm they
feel for Americas cause.
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO

CHICAGO May # --BUTTER. TN
changed IGGs Receipts, $3.50 oaurs,
unchanged POTATOES Receipts. 26
cars uf'I1ngcd. POULTRY Alive un-
changed
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May ll-CORN: 40 3 yell
low, iumIual OATS. STANDARD. 1ifr
75Ac RYE: No. =. S. BARLEY $50
also
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This Is the Last Allotment of
Stock to be Sold

if this we'll number 2 comes in good producer
making thousands of barrels of oil day, or
comes in with enough production, added to
what we have already got, to equal one thou
sand barrels daily production. The proceeds
from the sale of oil should pay for the drilling
of several other wells in thirty days. This
lease after developed should create dividend
fund of
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO May ii.--IIOGS, receipts
sos: iiESt % ;i7Sonisio; iyr To- mixed @ ;i7 ioT
1910: heavy tis 6Odl795; rough rs 600
1926. pigs ii4 25ml7.I5. CATTLE: re-
ceipts 900 weak: native steers SO 0On
II 30. stockers and feeders 81 90nl27i;
COWS and heifers Sc s0N4 ~; calves
p OOn 400 SHEEP: receipts :. 900; weak
sheep il2 5Odl6.60: lambs t1650u20 so.
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Your Chance

to make fortune by investing in this drilling
allotment. This stock should all be sold with
in the next few days. Drilling operations on
this lease may soon return monstrous large
monthly Dividends, possibly thousand for
one within short time
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COTTON CLOSES
WITH BIC DROP
Net Decline Of 40 to 60
Points Recorded.
Naw oRLeANs corroN furuRes

NEW ORLEANS. La. May II Cotton
closed steady at decline ~ 20 10 90
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OATS tower, No. ?. 724ci No white.
71A7lhc
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Our Wells Are Both Produc-
ing Oil and Gas On Both Our Leases

Our Youngstown well has penetrated the
hard sand formation at a depth of 1912 feet
on our Mary Doyle lease in the northwest ex-
tension of the Youngstown pool. We are still
working on this we'll every day, increasing her
production. We believe we have got a 500
barrel we'll. We are pretty sure she is good
for 100 or $50 barrels just. like she is, We
have a tank or two full of oil and the Texas
Pipe Line Company has connected with these
tanks We expect to run oil within the next
day or two. We have our derrick up on our
next location AGO feet west of this well. We
intend to drill her in pretty soon. We have
every reason to believe that she will be 1000
or 5OO0-barrel well
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. May u.-CORN. Higher:
No. 2. fl6t. No. 2 white. 81 7iMl IS
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Our Bald Hill Well

has picked up the pay sand in this well at
depth of about 1,240 feet, getting about IS
feet of Booch sand We shot this well She
flowed over the derrick several feet. We es-
innate this well to be from 80 to rs barrels.
We own this lease, consisting of DO acres. We
will get about Is other wells on this lease. We
got our drilling machine brand new at the fac
tory in Chanute, Kansas We intend to put
this machine on the Bald Hill lease within the
next ten days. We figure we will drill these
wells at a cost of about 1,500 each. We fig
ure these wells will produce about so barrels
daily Our policy is to turn all the oil sold into
the dividend fund as soon as possible and this is
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New York Stock List

NEW YORK. May If Closing prices |
on the New York stock exchange today
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