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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-22
BETTER BABY CONTEST
At the Royal Theatre
Splendid Shouting of Nearly Ninety
. Entries

On account OF the gr@t interest shown in "Royl Better Babies Comest"t the manage
ment has deided to continue the: showing every afternoon and evening of this week, of the
entire enrolment of babies: These will be shown in addition to our Usual program. 1t is
hoped thtev everybody in Grand Forks and vicinity will attend amd v%e. for their ayorte
baby. ~ ~:# ~ 80 80" -
Owing to- a misunderstanding number OF the pictures we're furnished to us without
,thep proper. names at&hed, therefore many patrons are withholding their votes until Mse
anne shall be Strengthened ut ~Whh thea assistance q the parents and friends of the little
eonn aANtannt we expeet to have everything sIsghtene ot in time tor the Monday matinee latin
the Royaka and now thatit Us we'll underw way is expected THAT nextw weeks attendance will
be aiecord breaker for the little thater with the big. shows" = :"
. :" CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST:
Every admission to the Royal entities thep purchaser to onev vote a bank ballot bng
furnished with eh ticket whereof the name Of the favored bayn may be written These
ballots may then be deposited in the hanotbox stationed in the lobby Of theR Royal. The
Judges Of the contest will ort the voes from line to time md 1.-The results Of tilt contet
wilt be announced in. The columns Of The Herald. & t.4,t@
!. After Saturday; April 2H alb ut the leading 40 contestants inbe eimnateda and these
TO- will then enter on the second lap of the contest for prizes The pies wilt a god lockt
for the winning girl a gold medallion she winning bx and silver odet and medal for
second highest girl and boy s% .##%
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Voget, julius G., FIR. block 90,
Mob Hill Annex to Salem des.
in vol. III, page 499, rec. Of
deada
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Krausse, Lizzie, ct al, lot AZ,
Grabenhorst Fruit Farms 49,.
Krebs, John, 80 acres des. in vol.
113, page 22S, rec. of deeds 73
Also Al dcres in Sec. rs, T.
a ID Vu -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Wait, Mrs. N. A., lot IL, in
block %, Yew Park Annex to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Wallace, Emily E., lot 2, in block
3. Eddy's Add to Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Krebs, Laura, 1892 acres des.
in vol l119, page 2s4 lex.
vol. l39, page 40, rec. of
OOf =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

steiwer, Jno. F. (Waters, Mrs.
M. K.), lot 9, Steiwer Fruit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

vol. 1877, page sos, rec. of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Knight, Justin B., Fr. of lot
27, Capital Home Add. ............ 24.7
Knutson, Narve, FIR. OF acre des.
in vol. 81, page 6Ol lex. vol.
142, page 179), rec. of deeds :. 26.9
Koester, H. L., block 25, Ger
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Waldo Hills Orchard Co., 1870
acres des. in vol. 113, page
163 (ex. vol. 125, page 1876;
vol. 126, page 524; vol. 131,
pages 428, 1S0, 578; vol. 129,
pages 626; also ex. lots II, 72,
81, 88, 105, LOG, to be known
as A. G. Bohrnstedt Orchards
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Thomas Add. to WOODBURY..
Starmer, W. J., 81 acres des. in
vol. 81, pages 394 and 395, vol.
25, page 344, rec. Of deeds.
Steen, A. M, FIR. N. of block
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Kloster, W. e. & Ruth c., lot
3, block 8, Capital Park Add.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Wallace, M. ]. (Heirs), lot 2,
block 6, Condit IS Add to Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02

Also FIR. block 2 and blocks 8
and 4; lots l to 5 and II, and
IA to 20, block 5; lots 5 and 6
and IL to 20, block 6; lots l to
and N. II of lot A; lots IL
and 12, block 7, subdivision of
blocks 3 to 7, Mob Hill Annex
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
SEVERAL TULSANS TO
GO INTO "y" SERVICE
Applicants for Places as Secretaries
Meet This Morning for
Conference.

II is expected that the conference
this morning at the Y. M. C. a Will
be largely attended by representa-
tive people OF this city and surround
ing towns. who wish to apply for
places as secretaries for the duties
overseas The conference this morn
ing will be presided over by @. A..
Booth, state secretary and S. A.
Moore, secretary OF the Sapulpa
branch of the Y. NJ. c. A., who, with
local officials will interview those
who desire TO become affiliated with
this class OF endeavor,
so far at least, dozen Tulsa men
have signifcd their intention OF be-
coming identified with the work. n
is thought there will be that many
more this morning TO make appll-
cation. This is work that is said 10
demand the best there Is In a man,
He must he physically right to
Withstand the strain Of work and Of
a high moral character.
After a man is accepted he rs
given a short period OF Intensive
training, otter which he In cent 10
serve on this continent for several
months. II he "makcs good" In
America he Is given an assignment
across the water.
Training school starts Mt San An
tonic June 6, and II is thought there
will be a large number ready 10 go
there at that time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
WESLEY SERVICES TO
CLOSE SUNDAY NIGHT
Evangelist Lamphear Announces
Full Program For Final Week
OF West Tulsa Meetings.

The special evangelistic meetings
being held at the Wesley Community
church In West Tulsa entered upon
their third and last week yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon a special ad-
dress on THE Devils burst" was
delivered to men only by Rev. G. A.
Lamphear, the Tulsa district evan
gelRt OF the Methodist Episcopal
church who is conducting the series
of special meetings.
Special services have been ar
ranged for five nights this week
There will be no services today, but
will be young peoples night
Wednesday is family night; Thurs
day Sunday school night; Friday
mems night, and Saturday church
mem bership night. Services will also
be conducted every afternoon.
Three services have been an
nounced for next Sunday, the clos
ing day Rev. Lamphear will preach
on Christ, the Wonderful in the
morning At o'clock in the after
noon he will deliver a special mes
sage to the women on Woman and
Her Throne" ''The Last Call" will
bo the subject of his final sermon
Sunday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
Three OHahoans to Be Honored
for HerOism on Steamer Florence

WASHINGTON, May 26.--s Stories
of the heroic daring OF American
naval officers and men In rescuing
"a OF the rs members OF the crew Of
the American munitions ship Flor
ence H., which caught fire and broke
In two In French waters last April
IT, are told in the report Of Rear
Admiral Wilson, commanding Amer
lean naval forces In France, made
public tonight by the navy depart
ment
Lieut. II. D, Haisllp OF San
Mateo. Cal, who at the risk Of de-
tonating his depth charges and de-
stroying his vessel, promptly charged
his destroyer through the mass OF
blazing and exploding wreckage COW
ering the water in which survivors
were struggling, Is recommended for
commentator.
Gunner's Mate f, NJ Upton Of
Denver col, and Ships Cook j. w.
Covington Of Durant, Okla. are rec.
ommended for congressional medals
Of honor and gold saving medals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27

They leaped into the sea and rescued
Ia man who, exhausted, was in the
midst OF exploding powder boxes,
Six officers who commanded life
and motor boats which entered the
wreckago to rescue men who were
being badly burned about the head
and arms, two surgeons and a chap
lain and as seamen who were with
them are mentioned for commenda-
ton.
Besides Lieutenant Haislip, the Of
ifcers and men mentioned for com
mendation by Admiral Wilson in
clude;
! Officers: Passed Assistant Surg
con Jesse A. Flautt, Midland. Texas
Enlisted men: William j. Begin
no address gIven, Haden Harris
Jones, Fernwood, Miss; James POLK
| Carter, MuskOgee. Okla. william j
Brandt, New Orleans. La; Charles
| r. Donley, address unknown; Frank
| r Burns, Humble. Texas; Frank NJ
| Mathis, WaXahachle, Texas: Charles
| Il. Jones. Delaware, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
WHITE MAN KILLS NEGRO
AS RESULT OF QUARREL
VI. Caesar Instantly Killed When Hit
In Head With Heavy Club
by j, 4. Smith.

NJ. Caesar. negro, was instantly
killed at o'clock Sunday afternoon
when he was struck across the back
OF the head with a piece of timber
by ]. f. Smith, white man. A fight
resulted from a quarrel between the
two men at the corner of First and
Guthrie streets and Smith picked up
piece of lumber, two by four
and hit the negro across the head,
Death was instantaneous.
The police were called and Smith
gave himself. up, stating that Caesar
ptempteA v reach for a gun. a
search Of NE dead mans body how
ever, did not reveal a pistol. Smith
was placed in Jail and charge Of
first degree murder placed against
him, The body OF Caesar was taken
to the Booker Washington morEue,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27

can also interview q. S. BurkhoDter
at the Y. NJ. c. A. or any scou'
master.
Saturday'at Vinlta 2g5 boys were
enlisted In This work and there wa
an enthusiastic celebration held "A
parade Of all the boys with n trac.
tor and other farming imrlemonm
passed through the main streets of
the city. Each boy rs n symbol Of
his Intentions carried q hoe
There are $50 boys enlisted iu the
wording reserve in TUlHl and 10 H
thought that many moro can DO ar-
cured In the noS' week TulHa should
by all means have 500 boys iu the
reserve, Is the 6plBi0n of those hay
ing tho enliaLmnn-- I'M L--L-o-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
BROADWAY.

Tulsans will get more than their
share Of entertainment this week at
:ne Broadway, the five vaudeville
acts all being high class in every
particular. The program includes
so many good features that to go
into detail would tell n big story,
The feature act presents the Three
Lordons in a sensational casting
novelty act with many new feats.
Phyllias Dage is featured with
bevy OF pretty girls in good sing
ing and dancing act. small Town
Cpry." Other acts include La
Petite .Evelyne, character singer;
Siopdi Robinson, Just a Fool" and
Fous, gynpnastic novelty There are
two good c~medies and "A photoplay,
""rhe Little Runaway" featuring
Gladys Leslie and Edward Earle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
MUST APPLY FOR TRANSFER
Applications for Change OF District
Must BE in by June 1.

Applications for transfers from
one school district to another must
be in the office OF the county SUI
perintendent before June i. accord
ing to an announcement made by
Mrs, Minette Hedges. The applica-
tion blanks must be obtained from
the county superintendent and may
be requested by mail
Many children, through changes
of residence live close to the bound
ary lines OF school districts. and are
closer to the school in the adjoining
district. In such instances they may
attend the school that is nearer after
getting the permission from the
county superintendent
All applications will be acted on
before June 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
BISHOP MCCONNELL
PRAISES OUR BOYS
says Snmmics Leading Clean hve-
aud VIII Soon Bo Ready
"a Fight


/ Elsb0p y. D. Mcconnell ~ the
/ ,t,,toa.s, rrieco,,i church has lust
-,
'|''"ih'' ''"'" ''''' ''''" ''
/ 10 the American and Frcnch tronts'
land o part of The British front IN
/ r,..,,. r..,.,, ,f,Co,neu do
-,
'''I''' iNe "''''' "' ''' ''"''
can forces and th" conditions over
there aa follows.
.tg ..., r,.II Stand oe have
'.,. .,,',., ,n rrr,,rA and
.-,..' ,,,c,.r,, enIdirrq and II Won
,,.Il .., ,t,,.. ,,oyarted Uamhrrr-
,,,.,..,.,, I.,,,s loaded Az American
t,.,,gr,,t, loaded win soldiers on
''b '',, g," m,~1t gct the i'm,
...'....,. ,s..t .,r,,thIrr was han
.....,'. h,l ~ vnu Enow mat this
r.,r ,y,s occurring in two
.I.r ,.,,. can might well know
r., ,,,,r.,, B.. re,IIv sending over
t.- ,,,,.,.s
., -. -, 49,
N"'n you '.''. "U"u. ''I" 5"nr ~
amer ''n '''''''N "'e p'lnH ,In....
nl'|'l ny ",lIH' ynu 'uS. ''SIVur' S,s,ar
iN1L N''lI'' .N.n's - u'',e -
'hl pI',eA an" ''" "'l' ~" ~ -.
'i dIu"h'uh'AN. 10" ,"n ",ao @ u'e
count ~" 'io'' '"''",n Iii III"
roo. Inc american au.lo' ''ios ~
a"Ing very 'n''E NY w." a
WIN 'hht ''ithihH,in'e gnu hle
ing oh''II'Ilt "o' ~ nau ~
iaIk WIN 'eher'' u,h"'nb Dpo
] leil ana ne Halu' 'he Vhe ''us
that we want most 10 90 ~ 'ust ' TO
get RIA OF an the eN.'s that riIsnt @
ne "i'k'r W wy N"'e' 'o'" ''''
We have overshero ..a.
= must say word aoout me
sailors. They are giving splehulu
account OF themselves iney law
dash That ! mink no other Sailors
can surphAs' -, L.
'The Frehch are tne peopIe u
the tuture. By tneir own
menus ToVo,VVV ei.
been killed. talked with a trehoh-
man, n pubic, man down NJ hnnet-
lean headquarters, ne had iost elsnt
sons, killed in battle, ana the way
the French have STOOD their loss"s
has been perfectly amazing.
The French women are looklh.
after the crops. You see no hehH
OF despair among them at all: HOW
ever there Is one thing the frencn
will do. They VIII tight uhni tne
last German Is driven OH thelr son
81 stood ono night opposite the
road up which troops were march J.
Ing by the hundreds TO take their
places in the trenches The impress
sion was almost uncanny IN lts CT
feet OF certain unconqueranle
might in the way they carried then-
selves They simply cannot pe CON
uuered.
"The great genius OF TINS war
has been French from the begin
ming. The best railroad man In tho
United states has said that the way
the French have handled. their rail-
road situation Is simply beyond un-
derstanding Indeed everybody ad-
mits the supremacy OF the French
in this war,
Then there are soldiers there
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
URGES BOYS TO ENLIST
FOR SUMMER FARM WORK
Need Of Farm Hands Can he Sup
piled by School Boys, De-
clarcs Al Farmer.

Tulsa boys are urged TO enlist In
the working reserve in the next
week, so as TO be ready to help out
with tho farm work that will he
needed the coming summer. II will
not be long before the wheat and
grain harvests will he on. and then
It Is thought help will he needed all
along tho line. said Al Farmer. state
director of the boys working re-
serve.
Aside from the possible monetary
benefit the boys will receive, the
physical effect In such that too much
cannot be Baid In regard to ii. Right
now IL the time Of year when boys
need to be outoof doors and get all
the fresh air and sunshine they can
absorb. The chance to benefit them
selves physically and AT tho same
time 10 do invaluable work for Uncle
Sam la one that few boys will give
up.
Boys wishing 10 enlist can do so
by seeing u. Baker, county farm
demonstrntor at the courthouse, or
A. L. Farmer at his Office. They
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27

added to the public library during
the week.
Reference.
More-utopia.
Holden--Interest Tables and For
muias
MnlIer-Chemistry OF Petroleum
O'Connor-Petrol Air. Gas.
Roebuck Science and Practice OF
Photography.
Shar arkleton-Unvislted Places of
Old Europe (gift OF Woman's cluh)
Shackleton-Book OF Boston (gift
Of Womans club
Shackleton-B Book OF New York
(sift OF Woman's clubJ
Edwards Vanished Halls and
Cathedrals OF France (Wumans
club. 4
Edwards Vanished Towers and
chimes OF Flanders (Womans
oub)
Philosophy.
TTine-What All the Worlds
h.seeking.
ihbany--Militant America and
Jesus Christ
Buck--American Girl.
Religion.
Chapman-Companions of the
Way.
Sociology.
Beer'--English-s speaking Peoples.
Philology.
Coleman-Le Soldat American en-
France.
Dcwner-First French Book
Willdns-First Lessons in Spoken
French
Gicse-Tirst Spanish Book and
Reader
Science.
Van Deventer--Physical Chemls-
Barr PUN ping Machinery.
Useful Arts.
Machine Shop Practice.
Collins-Airman.
Vogt-Introduction to Rural So
ciology.
Fine Arts.
Science and Practice OF
Photog
Literature.
Service--Rhymes OF a Red Gross
Man.
Washington--Squ Plays
EnersOn-Conduct OF Life,
Lowell--FirCsidc Travels
Hem1ns--Po Poe teal Works
pickinson--Contemporary Drama
OF Eng and.
History.
Lovell-stories from the Roman
Forum.
Great War.
Serbia Crucified, the
Beginning,
Newholt--Tales Of the Great war
Clarke American Women and the
World War.
Rroun--A. F.. r. With General
Pershing and the American Forces,
Won Forstusr- Journal of Subma-
rine COMMANDER
Huarl--Nty Home in the Field of
Mercy,
Roux--on the Field OF Honor.
Travel.
Mason--SpNll Of France.
Rrown--Heart of the BALKANS.
Bell-Spen ot China,
Tisdale---P Pioneering Where the
World Is Old
Whiting--Canada,
slivers--Land of tho 90.
Biography.
Dlinot-Loyd-G George, the Man
and His story
T'hayer--Lctters Of John Holmes.
James-Tho Middle Years,
Fiction.
DostoevslSy eternal Husband.
Juvenile.
Pcarson--B.rd Study Book.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
DRUNIRIGHT-Tl

DRUNR1GHTCTh Eastern Oil
company No. 2 p. Stevens farm in
the northeast corner of the southeast
of l-17-7 is a rig.
Same company has tools in for No,
l3 Turnbull farm in the center of
the southwest corner of l2-17-7.
Same company has tools in for No
l3. Turnbull farm in the center Of
the southwest quarter of 12-17-7.
Tools are in for the Gushing De-
yeiopnent company No. on the
Benson farm in the southwest cor
ner Of the northeast Of the south
west OF 30-17-7.
Cosden e. Co. No. I, Timothy farm
In the northeast corner of the south
east OF 13-1T-7 is straight reaR.Ing
casing at 1900 feet Total depth is
$3.50 feet
Monitor Oil & Gas Co. No. I. Fix
leo farm in tho southeast Of the
pprtheast Of 1-17-7 is drilling at
625 feet. No. in the center of the
west line of the northeast of the
section is a rip. No. is pulling
casing at 1917 feet
TERIlTON--The Hunter and 9TH
ers No. l on the Richard farm in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27

1.-THE northweast corner OF the south
east OF the northeast of 24-20-9 is a
rig. "a
The Farrmont OIL company b,,
tools in to drill the Watson is
the northeast corner OF the nortb'
west Of 24-20-S
The Gypsy No. on the wrlrht
farm in the northwest corner oi
S-20-s Is a rig.
SHAMROCk--The Cushing na
veiopment company Is casing win
the l2-inch at 700 feet IN the Sc9les
wcll In the southwest corner OF tbS
southwest Of 6-1G-S has haGn
plugged at 3.025 feet.
Same company No. 2, willis In thA
northeast corner Of the southwest o,
feet.
BRiSTOW--Bartlett and puo
nave a rig up for Lucas No. 2 i'm M
center of the northwest of the nortb.
west of SLIGO.
The Bu-W-bar oil companv ba,
a rig up for Jacobs No in tbs
southeast corner of the northeast n,
the northeast OF 2I-14-S.
QuAY-The Magnolia No
Knisely farm In the southwest cor
ner of SO-20-6 is drilling at 3 40
feet. '''-V
The Twin state No /. SaIIie farm,
in 52-2O-6 is shut down at 1900 fest
with frozen pipe.
CHANDBER--The Postool nj, T.
Gas Co. is working on csslnr n.
1850 feet on the Brown vii I've +bo
northwest corner Of the southuast
of 35-l3-2e.
QUAY-The Cosdeu No ? on tn.
school land In the southwest OF as
EOS is a rig No. I in the south.
cast corner OF the southwest is drill
ing OF 400 feet.
T1LLwATER-The Gypsy No.
on the Richard farm in the north.
east corner Of the northwest Of p.
code is drilling at 3,515 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
EACH MUST DO PART
TO DEFEAT GERMANY
r. r.. Riddle. Forum speaker, ~ny.
Task OF Winning war H. One
Of Cooperation.


I'VE will euccccd I'm lH'r war o.
In asy other uu1crl1l.ry fy., LA
,,.,...,,... ,,...., ....
''"P'' Wv" u" ''' '''''.'''. ''".
put forlh,' was the l'Nhn'' ni tn"
talk hy Judge f. T. undIu - th,
mona for.,, a, t,. A. 8, . ...,.
va
"'Y AFTERNOON.
"The war machine i7 I'Er 70 motor
car, The BoiiiorH i'm lhc field urc
Tho wheels Those Rnu tHy an
home are the motive rawnr Mo-" on.
ginc, without which thu whrDls are
useless. Al the eto,rUp wheel is tho
government. which mwf direct these
mighty forces ana EGdr tine great
machine 10 victory g
Each OF MS has p1rl i'm the
work. and we should perform the
work which We find M hand no
matter how insignificant 10 may seem
The man In tho factory, on the farm
or behind tho counter ls mw ns
necessary factor In winning tho
war na arc our senators or oar mill
tary forces"
Haven't ucyun IN sncr,r,ce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and

FLDORADQ-Derby-Marshalla and
others on the Dryden Mo. l in /
25-s are reported on top of the
sand at 2,330 feet with good show
ing They are reported drilling in.
Great Southern on the stanhope
No. in 15.26-S is drilling at 100
feet.
Atlas on the Landergin in 27-239
completed the we'll at 2,435 feet, 81
feet in. They started to raise the
casing to shoot the well and 1t part
ed. A charge of dynamite had al
ready been placed in the hole and
now they are fishing out the dyna-
mite.
Revert on the school lease in the
southwest corner Of the northeast
quarter of 1884 is reported to
have a 4,000-barrel well II got
the sand at 2,369 feet. II has put
the well on the swab and work it
for all 1t is worth.
Empire on the Enyeart 81 and &c
in the northeast quarter of 12-26-4
is reported swabblng 3S0 barrels an
hour each. Enyeart 20 is said to be
making 1000 barrels.--Walnut Val
ley Times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.
the south corner of the northeast OF
the northwest of Bliss.
The boiler Is in for tho Middle
states on company NJ. i on the Ellis
farm In the northwest co,Ler of the
northeast OF 1855.
Hillman and others No. 1, BrcyIes
farm, in the southeast quarter of 23-
1s-4 is drilling at 1850 feet
JENEINGS--The Republic OIL g.
Pipe. Line Co. is drilling at 1850
feet on the Cublett No S in the
southeast corner OF the northeast Of
the northwest of 2i-20-7
Markham and 1.-The Tidal have p
rig up for Kimball No. in the cen
ter OF the north line OF the south
west Of the northeast of 2l-20-7.
The Jackson oil a Gas Co. No. I +,
Hughes farm in the northwest cor
ner OF the southwest of the south
east of 12-20-7 is still rig.
The Uncle Sam Oil company No.
on the Tankersley farm In the
northeast corner of the southeast Of
22-20-7 is a 50-barrel well in the
Bartlesville sand found from 5S3
to 2,609.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27

ST1LLw ATER-The Gypsy No. I
on the Richard farm in the north.
east corner OF the northwest OF o..
2O-4e is drilling at 3,5i5 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27

QUAY-The Cosdeu No. on tn.
school land In the southwest OF sS-
20-5 is a rig No | in the south.
cast corner OF the southwest is dril
ing at 400 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27

CHANDbEB--The Postool- oil e.
Gas Co. is working on casing AZ
1850 feet on the Brown vii In tho
northwest corner Of the southwas,
of 35-13-2e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-27
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