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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04


George ~. Day. director ot tho hu.
reau OF on Well Suppu,s. has sent
out a bunch OF "Dunts 60 Hl oIl
and gas producing companies, and
asked them TO observe carefully boo
an effort 20 secure maximum dgII.
ing operation from every pound OF
steel allotted TO the oil industry
DON'T worry about n possible
shortage OF supplies which may
never matcriali2e.
DON'T scrap a boiler when 20
patch or new set of tubes will
Icnrthen It's lifo
DON'T accumulate and hold nm.
suitable sizes OF tubular goods I'm lo.
cal yards that can be utilized clso.
where.
DON'T accumulate stock OF
short lengths OF wire rope Dr tuba.
lar goods when by splicing same
can be made useful Tor present
needs
DON'T buy ncwstoDge tanks
when they can Dee transferred from
another field
DON'T use steel tanks for any
purpose where wood or concrete H
available and will answer the pur.
pose fairly well
DON'T use steel for roofing or
siding purposes when wood. slate
uIur and prepared materials will
answer the purpose fairly well
DON'T forget that every pound uf
steel produced can Doe utilized lu thD
manufacture OF shells for killing fhp
Hoches or In building ships 90 carry
our boys to France and protect them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
OIL MARKnT
QUOTATIONS.
Situation Not Bad.

In n very brief Journey through
the offices Of rcrncrs In Tulsa II was
discovered that there rs a better
feeling and an evident increase m
activity. In addition 10 this, re-
f.ners nre confident " bclng able
10 meet government requirements
which IN itlelt le tho most cncourar
inF feature ot tho situation as n is
today.
Someone lg continually starting q
report that the oil hyhucag lE 20 bg
taken over by the government ana
that actual control is facing the lu.
duEtry n is noteworthy that these
reports come from someone who ig
asking FOR much more than his al.
loted share Of crude or in some way
trying 10 break up the "pbu" now
heing tried out hy which tho indus.
Try is 10 demonstrate its ability to
care FOR its own welfare
Most refincrs are finding phcn-
selves better supplied with crude
than was anticipated although
nearly all are away short OF ca
uacitY and with tho exception OF one
or two would be much pleased 20
.NiN' on ~ lNN lIlilNf NTNNfa some OF
them are receiving "a supply from the
Magnolia which concern. by the
way. has been earning the good will
of many rcfncrs hv its patriotic
course In supplying crude. although
'he price has beon amply rcmunern-
tive
As tho history Of tho cont
mont field, with regard 90 supplying
oil for the government and for tho
allies will soon be written. n should
not be overlooked that some 81 the
standard subsidiaries have followed
Mr.. Bedford's course IN dealing with
tho Independents and they should
have due credit IN ovcry instance.
and itoips OF this kind will be gladly
welcomed NJ this desk n Is prac-
tical patriotism
As FOR tho situation itself while
there IL still room Tor Improvement
I'm tho amount Of crude handled. and
IN the movement Of tank ears which
~ late have been slowing up. Il isI
tho consensus NJ ipinlon that every
thing viii work out properly and 90
the abstraction of tho boys In France
and In italy and In every part of tho
world that's depending on the mid.
continent field for "a supply Of gaso-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
Mlsacd The Ycnnr-tnrn snnd.

The Iron Mountain well I'm 33-15-
II, which lies a little over a mile Il
the southwest OF the big Wilcox well
In 36-lb-ll, missed the Youngstown
saud which IS productive In tho vii
cox well and yesterday was drilling
at 2,lt0 feet iu a broken sand which
was first picked up at 2,620 feet.
The sand Ia showing a little gas but
not enough to pay II may be that
this is tho same sand found hy the
Gypsy and the oklahoma Natural in
the southwest OF 36-l4-l1 In the
youngstown pool proper aud n 80
the formations in the new Wilcox
pool and Youngstown may be prac-
ticnlly tho same.
Wilcox completed tho setting OF
tho 81 Inch casing on hts No
Hawkins lease In 36-15-1l yesterday
and has started making hole again
at 1850 feet
Sinclair Oh & Gas co has almost
completed iH rig in tho northeast
corner OF tho northwest ~ tho south.
cast OF 26-l5-lt' unr-quartrr mile
due south Of the discovery well
The report thar additional leases
were included iu tho number OF those
now In litigation IN 36-l5-lI. result
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

Special 20 Tho World
NEWkIRk. Okla. Sept Tho
test Of perhaps Inc greatest import
anco in the Scwklrk field Just now
ls that Of the kokomo OIL a Gas Co,
the northeast corner Of the south
west OF 4-27-3c. the Lindsay farm.
a new cable has Just heon In
stalled hy this company and drilling
continued yesterday morning M
700 feet with good luck this
tost will he brought In within tcn
days Tho same company is drill.
Ing at 100 feet IN the northeast of
the southwest Of 3-27-3c. the Mar
tin farm.
Loase buying has slowed down
somewhat during the last week. tho
rcBson being that most OF the acre
age b. already taken. However. Car
ter OH company has bought more
than hair million dollars worth
in the last ten days
3. ~ stevens OF Ncwkrk recently
bought one half royalty in the north
west OF l1-2S-3c. the McMlchacl
farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

The Ecmdum A. kirkland cor
Kemp ~ KEN well six and uue-hulf
miles northeast of German iu Co
mtuoho county Toyas. found "a sand
.Hi a depth between 1900 and $500
'"'i Monday night and ar a frw foot
.lu 10 is flowing 900 barrels shortly
after starting tu flow the We'll caught
iif" and yesterday was reported
burning BOO spectacular fashion Tho
ieat Iy between D. and - miles south
."t the Sun company we'll cIght miles
and q httlr south " Ranger and 10
therefore opens mp 10 now h'ld De ot
the greatest Importance iuusmuCh ps
The sand found ai $500 feet be 400
douhiodly above tho nix bend forW1.
ton, while ut Hanger the pay iH be-
low ii North Texas Dee unluwtion-
ably living up tu rNpoC tAtiunH.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

g. w. Webster gave ha 30. J.,
Brown. In h.IN.I5. u shot last Fri
day ana Increased tho production TO
BOO mrr'la The showing " this
We'll Is remarkable inasmuch as the
Two Buo At Quay
Tho 'urjrn uN A. Gas ca. has two
moro wells 0u ls biz lease in 1G-
-o.a. unHr Quay NO Z has touched
the NuI and the hule filled up 90
600 feet with uIi 10 offsets the
quay fnWusIte tu the west. No. -
w pulling thc big pipe io dru iu.
No. NJ III drilling at 400 feet So.
lh h rEs.ng up $50. ~ Is rigging
uu. Nu. lN s %. rIF building and
material H oU tho rrouud FOR SO ~
% IuI HH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

w Do EHIrr ul the Producers q
E"in,r1 corporation has returned
from vacation with h- family in
Denver aud is moro than pleased
with Tho fine prospects his concern
has here Ills good we'll ln section
2-l3-ll Tx enough. and now he Is
drilling tt about 1850 feet in an or
set 90 the big Wilcox we'll in section
3t-l5.ll ana has much acreage In
that vicinity that offsets the wilcox
t0-acro- piece ON which the well is
located Nh kIstlcr very wisely
says. however that tho lawsuit
started In regard 90 title Be- likely To
be a "iuN on tho whole proportion,
A lawHylt lE u houdou every time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

AI Eyes on the Score hoard.


Tho eyes OF all America are on the
scorc board
The diamond Is ready for the final
struggle
While there is no question IN the
mind ~ America who VIII carry
home the trophy and whIc there
seems to bee a w0cful lack of organ
izatiOn and team work ON tho part
~ the low score team. stll the mum
ber of innings yet 90 play is "a matter
OF conjecture.
Slmmonds. most conservative Of
All war correspondents, gives hope
ful bare chance" for 1918, while
the president, with his f2.2O mini
mum wheat. makes warning against
too optimistic an outlook.
Bht America has grown no and
play time is behind here, and the
world series baseball game has lost
It's holding power for this year. 10
ls rcgulntcd 10 tho ohlIyions which
holds nm Hart ana his two inn
potent guns and Douglas Fairbanks
with his old-umc hairbroadrhs ESQ
capos
As tho headlines on the front
page enlarge. the sport columns
shrivcl until the sport writer's. in
sheer self defense, have deserted
their posts
Yes the owes OF an America are
on the score board, hut it is the
score board which win record tho
results Of that ultimate world e
series. that last word iu big games
now being played from Nprcs TO
peronno. whose prize pennant shall
boar record Of a Helgum saved from
further devastation. q France rec
leased from fifty years OF bondage
and n world set free
us a good game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

Climbablc fence. THIS Wire win be-
charged with electricity n order Go
protect the company property from
tho McNlcans
q " McknuI. ouico manager
NJ T.. g. Hrudslrcct has severed hls
connections with Mr. lIrnlStrc,t and
wlI so into tho ni business for him.
self Mi Mcknight has been with
Mr. Hradstrcct fnr the last three
years and prior 90 that umo held
a position with j A. Nun llis con
uecuon with these men dates back
10 a. limo when MI iull and MIR
Bradstrcot got into tho OH gumo 10y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
Imnnrtnnt Mcn Ncnr MndIII.

The strike OF the Kingston Dome
on company In 23-Ts-5w. IN Mar
shall county. about IS miles south
east Of Madlu. has renewed faith In
that county aH oil territory The
sand was found at 40 feet and with
the sand Just touched by the drill
Bit the well IS flowing 100 barrels
r. DAY The OIL is OF so gravity or
higher
The Kingston Dome company n
composed principally OF Duluth.
MINI. people, hut much Of tho
acreage surrounding the well rs
owned or controlled by Ardmoro
people.
There have been other finds near
MadlU Of high grade oil like that
OF the Kingston Dome well. hut the
production has always been very
small IL IS possible that the mother
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
Mr.. MlskcII nnlImi.tIc.

7 Vt NIsk0II NJ thr Empiro retln-
cries Is back from Chicago ana says
that he does not believe that there
vii be any trouble In supplying ono
third OF the gasoline ou'pu. In tho
mid-contincnt field 70 the govern
mcnt InusmuDh as Mr. MlskelNa
company produces about o1c-third Of
the entire amount MT Mlskcil ought
90 know.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
WiiI CnmnIctc \. ". q. 4.

At it's regular meeting Yesterday,
the council Of defense authorized. "A
request for n priority order for build
ing material with which TO finish the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion home. Tho request ~ made
with the idea In view that the build
ing is one In completion OF which
the public Is greatly Interested and
as AN aid 10 war work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

George Angelo. manager W tho
Petroleum club. who has been "a
seriously on FOR sNvcrnl DAYS past. is
much Improved ana SAT up for a
short time yesterday
Mr. Angelo has made ~ the Tulsa
Petroleum club tho most succcs1ful
oil mems club in tho United states
and hts cuisine s The subject of con
vorsatlou wherever oil men meet
away from home Tho boys arc
strong for him and II was unhappy
times when hc was so bad of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

The Atlantic Petroleum company
has made % location ON tho Wlrhart
farm In the southwest corner OF tho
southeast Of l2-22-tw one mile due
south Of the slime well at CARRIER and
IN tho north end Uf the field the
present development of wAGh la so
interesting. especially since the shnl-
low mnd has hoen found productive
by the AuhuyWc oil comAtny IN the
southwest of 7-c2 -3w. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
Personals.

John r. Burke OF tho Atlantic
on Producing company ls making "a
business trip 90 oklahoma City
r U eIrfriea OF the Texas com
pnny made a trip TO Joplin and Neo-
sho Monday
Joe Blair ~ Houston Fiblo & co.
iF back ON the ioh after spending
two weeks bon kansns city
W I Hatfield. formerly.In the
marble ana tile business in FCnnsy
rtauo. hay accepted a position with
the Texas company
A J. ward. tile attorney of the
Prairie ON g. Gas 90. is back after
AN extended business trip In northern
Texas "
w Ralph formerly with the
Tulsa Traffic association, has ac-
ccpiod position in the sales and
traffic department Of tho suuland
ON company
Mr. and Mrs s. vs. Parish are
spending tho early autumn season
900 tho Rockies or Colorado. where Il
ig hoped Mrs Parish will entirely
rrruporato from her recent serious
illuosa
&c. w. Colo. general manager NJ
the Ohio cities. h3a returned from a
weeks trip 10 tho home office at
Columbus Ohio Mrs Cole. who
I..rf Ia. 10. D. al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

ing from the bringing In " tho big
well seems to have boon erroneous.
To date. the only property ln uusa-
ton IS the north ham and the south
hulf OF the northeast quarter OF ,hc
section. the lease ON which is owned
by SNucox and tho Producers a re
fincrs corporation, tho latter owning
tho southeast OF tho northeast and
Wilcox tho remainder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

drilling In the blr well AZ Boyuton.
me initial production ~ which wa
ZOO barrels Here ir wishing Mr
MrhnlEht much luck In his now
venture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

Adjoining production. desirable
acreage In TWP ". r. WIN give
interest for drilling we'll Address
S-34, EWorld
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

wANTED-Opportunity for, max
Ing, attractive selling arrangements
with new or established rcfiueries.
win take entire output over long
term on moderate commission basis
can furnish tank cars. WIN pay
cash Address Mnrkoter Tulsa
Okla.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
OILANDGAS
lease. Supplies Production Eta

WANTED-To buy modern up-to-
date refining plant in Kansas or
oklahoma Crude supply not essen
tial Price must be not over 90
cents on the dollar of cost Give
location, full details TO investor. Ad-
dress PIT. caro- World ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

Joe Blair ~ Houston Fihlo s. co.
iH haDk ou tho loh after spending
two weeks in kHnslg city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

r tt scfrieh OF the Tcxas com
pnuy made trip to Joplin and Neo-
aho Monday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

W u Hatfield formcrlyoIn the
marble and tile business in FCnnsyl
-tanIn hug accepted a position with
the Texas company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

a ! ward. tile attorney of the
Prairie ON a. Gas Co. is back after
AN extended business trip In northern
Texas ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

w p Ralph, formerly with the
Tulsa Traffic association, has &c
ccpiod "A position in the sales and
traffic department Of the Sunland
ON company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

Mr. and Mrs s. W Parish are
spending tho early autumn season
iu tho Rockies OF Colorado. where Il
iH hoped Mrs Parish will entirely
rrruporato from hor recent serious
illness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
TURKEY RULES
EXPRESS DEPOT
The Feathered Variety,
Flanked by Chickens, Oys-
tiers, Overwhelm Clerks.

II the rush Of express business at
the union depot during the week pre-
cedinE Thanksgiving day is a sub
stantiaI indication Of Americas peace
festivity. and the argument Of doctors
is true that excessive eating causes
stomach ache, then it IS safe to say
that America had the biggest stomach
ache Friday morning since the
Thanksgiving following the civil war,
say local express agents The agents
OF the American Railways Express
company we're as busy in counting
and checking the number OF turkey
received as me German noblemen
were in counting their enemies
The number Of turkeys and chick
ems received b. the express depot
between Friday and Monday, which
is estimated TO be one fourth OF the
amount consumed in Fl Paso. was
$500. In addition TO this. an agSre-
gate Of one full car Of oysters was
received during the same four days,
according TO the depot agent
The government commissary Of Il
PasO.' through the Abdou Produce
company, received about 10000 pounds
Of dressed turkey for the camps in
this vicinity, most OF which came
from Corsicana. Texas The turkeys
and chickens for the civilian popula-
ton came mostly from Roswell. Ar
tesla, Dexter. Clovis and Tucumcari,
y. N, and Synder. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
Liberty Bonds Bring
Premiums NecBiies
And Pies With Each

Camp Wadsworth. Spartanburg, S
C.. Nov. 29.-8Iess Sergt McCaffrey's
fame as a cook is known 10 all sol
Giers and others in the vicinity OF
Camp Wadsworth, so private Joe
Fielder tried TO wheedls sergeant 1Ic-
Caffery into giving him a second slice
OF pie. Nothing doing" snorted Nc
Caffery- Get tell out O. here Too
much pie amt good for soldiers"
Sergeant" persisted Fielder. IL
you'll gimme another piece o. PIE III
buy another Liberty bond"
You're on" said 1IcCaffery I'll
give you a piece Of pie for every bond
you buy. Go TO it,
Fielder is part owner OF a con-
Germ in New York city which manu-
features mems ueckWear. He turned
70 the men at the tables and an
nounced- Here. fellows Our be-
loved mess sergeant tells US that he
viii give an extra piece Of pie 70
every man who buys a Liberty bond
I'm a patriot, too. and III give a
necktie 10 every man who buys a
bond A so cent tie for a $50 bond
and a 81 tie for a S1o0 bond This
is the first time that Liberty bonds
have ever sold for q premium before
they were delivered. and the offer
may not last long Who'll be the
first to take advantage Of it,
The proposition appealed TO the men
and the responses came quick and
fast When il was all over Il Liberty
bonds had been sold And II OF the
troopers are wearing new neckties-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29

TIE annual exhibition OF the FL PasC
l Poultry and II Paso Pet Stock as
sociations will be held In Liberty hall.
December i7-2L The show viii be
FOR the Joint benefit Of the Red Gross
and Associated Charities. and the
net proceeds viii be donated 10 these
organizations.
Fl Paso has been designated as the
state meet OF the Rhode Island White
club. which viii exhibit at this show.
The Fl Paso Poultry association has
secured the Gervires OF Judge Walter
Burton. Of Arlington, Tex. lie is n
licensed A. =. A. judge and has been
las state fair poultry show for q
number Of years Judge Lewis 5. J..
Griffin. licensed judge or the Ma
tional Breeders d Fauciers' Gssocla-
ton of America has been secured by
the e Paso Pet stock association
also Al entries must be 81 place by
noon the first day Of the show.
Owing to the fact ,hat ali net pro-
ceeds Of this show will 90 10 the Red
Cross and Associated Charities no
money prizes VIII be given Ribbons
viii be awarded 10 winners OF each
class and special prizes and sweep
stakes are offered
All stock shipped will be sent TO
". Z Jackson. secretary Fl Paso Pet
Stock association. 23l7 Texas street,
Fl Paso, express prepaid. The entry
fees must be paid in advance. The
pigeon section Of the show viii be
under the direction Of Il p Carlock.
All entries viii receive proper care
and out Of town exhibits will be re-
turned safely 10 the express COM
The object OF the exhibit is to en-
courage the raising OF poultry, pig
cons and rabbits.
There viii be an exhibit Of dressed
nad tanned skins open TO the world
on which ribbons will be given: also.
a class limited 10 members OF the II
Daso PEI Stock association.
There VIII be no charge for entry
IN this.
Rifles and Regulations.
This SHOW VIII be held unaer the
latest revised 4 P. A. rules The show
viii be judged by the comparison
system.
Entries viii positively close AZ mid
night December Il.
Entries must be paid IN full at the
time entry blank IS sent in
Entry fees will be singles, . cents
Pens 81 additional 20 fees Of single
birds. All birds must be entered as
singles. but birds entered in pens,
may compete for prizes as singles.
Entry fees for pigeons viii be i2iE
cents each. rabbits, 30 cents; doe with
litter. 81. covy. % cents. pen. 81.
There must be five or more entries
20 each variety and IN each class Of
poultry TO. receive first premium
money. and there must be three or
more entries 10 each variety in each
class 10 receive second premium
money. OF first prize winners will re-
ceive honors and third prize ribbons
only. II only one entry the winner
VIII take ribbons only. This applies
ISOLATION with the exception OF
prizes offered TO Rhode Island
Whites
Birds entered for sale and not 20
compete fo- premiums a charge Of
Is cents viii be made.
Terms Defined.
The terms cock lien. cockerei and
pullet are thus defined: Cock and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
TRAVELLER SAYS
CITY INJURED
P. T. Long Declares Fl
Paso Becomes Joke Be
cause Examination Rule.

FL Paso has permitted herself 10 be
led TO the supreme height Of asinin-
ity." according to P. T. Long, a COM
merciaI traveller known TO this dis
trict FOR a quarter Of a century. now
a guest at the Sheldon hotel. by bow
ing 10 the ridiculous dictates OF the
military. which is insulting the decent
working women OF this city by try
ing TO force them to submit TO en-
barassing physical examination
III Paso. 1 regret to say, has, by
reason OF this rule. made herself the
Joke town of the west. ] have heard
raillery and uncouth puns pOked at
this city for the past month You
are i'll preparing yourself to become
tourist city by making FL Paso
the butt of jokes, through accepting
the ukase Of someone dressed in lit
tie brief authority.
Has Serious Side
This has its serious side. also, for
men have asked me in all sincerity if
the social disease is so rampant in
FL Paso that it is necessary to sub
nit women workers to physical eX-
animation and have inquired il It is
really safe to travel through the city
or stop at any one Of the hotels.
is concerned. it is apparent. without
expert medical testimony being called
in. that the chances Of contracting the
social disease through a waitress
handling your plate are so remote
that the whole affair sounds foolish.
Where's Commerce Chamber.
What surprises me Is that the city
would submit to this whin. FL Paso
is not. nor has she ever been. within
my knowledge. under martial law.
Men and women still retain their
civil rights. granted by the constitu-
ton. yet why did the city permit its
citizens to be insulted by a shoulder
bar? Is the chamber OF commerce
dead, or only sleeping2
Il admire the women who refused
to submit to the indignity flung At
them Il is to be hoped this law viii
be erased and everything possible
done to convince the outside world
that e Paso has civic dignity and
independence"