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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
H. vEHN LITTLE CHANGE ~
TIIE OpER MING CONDITIONS

operating conditions iu the by
product industry changed tut slightly
curing the week ended July sth. The
rlnnt- were operated Ut eo.3 per cent
uf their present capacity aud out uf
total LOSSES 1T 90 per cent. o.S per
cent wa due tu shortage ut hyptud-
net coal 80 pet cent 4" lahur short
agr. 90 per cent &C. repairs Z" plants,
81 per cent To- no market nud ~
.tr cent a. nil other causes
Improvement was reported during
the week. from plants IN Illinois. Mas
snehusritS. New Jersey and West Nir-
ginia. The operators In Illinois and
Massachusetts attribute the Increased
production e. repaired plants. In New
I-rsel to better supply uf coal aud re-
pnirrd plants aud IN West virginia
H. repaired plants and other raus"r.
Kuntupky WIS the lone state report
Ing u decrease IN production.
The papacity ~ the plants repairing
Increased during the week uf july Sth
SIss net tons due tu the operation "t
q new plant In ohio hy thu American
Htc.l aud Wire company 40 'l"v'-
land and the operation of u new plant
In ponnnyiynnin by the Carnegie Steel
company ut Charlton.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
SEVENTY rER CENT Or. TIM
WINTER SUPPLY ~ NOW ~

L.. A. HALEY. who has charge ~ fuel
matters iu Utah for ". W. Armstrong.
itnts fuel administrator, hnr sent
lengthy telegram 10 National fucl Al.
minivtrntnr Garfield setting forth the
situation in this stat" IN detail. Tie
has injured 81 IN. Garfield " II viii
lee necessary Tor the governments ~
tIoninE system o. be applied a. Utah.
HALEY explains that I'm most IT the
towns IN the state. the larger ones in
particular, IN the noighhurhood of 20
per cent ~ the winters coal has been
itored by proVident citizens Utah
has experienced only one coal short
ngc aud that lasted only "a short time.
lie set forth further that the haul
from the mines q" the consumer "
short and that the people ot this stat"
ere not pcopl" that must 70" E"N"th-
I'd ~, elaborate regulations. "" hlr"
g. ~ the opinion that Il II probable
that the national administration VIII
not find II necessary o. mhh' Hn'h
stringent regulations ~ are q" be np-
piled to Eastern states this winter
II IL customary IN both fuel hnd
food administration work Ter nll pr"rr
dispatches concerning change :" 10"
mad. IN these administration 20 u"
followed Ia about fnrty-"ight hours
with confirmation nnd some word 49,
to the iu,hi Application, The rr'"hl
fu.i rntinnIng order was Issued ah"u'
two weeks ngr aud the confirmation
mas not Vet been received, when u
r,rt nf IniiDN's reason e. hope that
IN, order viii not be- applied here
However. IiuiIeN ssongly urges th"s"
yyh, bny, nnt vet stored their winters
.,,l 4, dn 80 at their earliest npp"r-
tunity Even IL the regulations cut
lined. or any others. dn not go INT"
,ff,,t 10 restrict hr consumption ~
Utah. il viii likely he difficult IL So
an, an the coal the householder
wish during the cold mnHths Thi-
owing tn the car shurthgr which u
,,sut,ily folt struugrt in TIE inter
maintain territory than anN pnfi "i
IN, country. and b. Imminent All over
an. country ut this time, AS" the
,r,us of this section are such 49, I"
Neon the territory allotment ~ cars
prstty well tod ~ until almost spring
last wear. bailey states, IN" great
,,,,ibl, was n securing motive poW"i'
mi. y.ar the motive power u there
49, th. railing stock Is short since
America entered IN" war iN, "'''
hallway curr have been made l", s'h'
eral use. the labor ana malr'l"N ~
ling used principally Tor war 'pnlp'
msnt Also 70 great numh'r "I cars
have been taken across q" form ,h'
Itink al tho other end Of the 'hrlds'
| ~ France" that b. being constructor
uith remarkable speed In th" nation =
shIuynrds. Bailey urges that hll Wh"
! a. not wish 10 ~ without coal aurlrs
"a. ,nld season. store enough 10 carry
Them through iIc b. 81 the opinion
thst most of m, coal that can b" 80,
cured during the winter months WIZ
be nrc,ssar, fur emergencies ANA uses
rot Vet provided for
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

w W. Armstrong. federal fuel ad.
ministrator for Utah. as, Saturday
liked The gross margins por tom that
retail coal dealers will bc permitted To-
charge throughout the stat. The mo-.
tic" iesued by Armstrong to retailer
advises them that the margins. A.
lN'u' VIII prevail until further mo-
tce. Herr are the margins In the
various counties for coal sold at bin
or car Beaver. Si2b: Box Elder.
Sl25' Cache. was. carbon. si.ss:
Davis Was. Duchesue. ti.as. Emery.
tl35. Garfield si.a5. Grand. si.ss:
Iron. si.2j, Juab. tt35. Kane. SLAB.
Willard, tl.25; Morgan. tt.2b. Phite.
fi.3a: Rich. t1.35. Salt Lake. st.ab:
San Juan, 81 IS: sanpctc. si.ss. So.
virr. ti.35: summit. tias: Tnoeie.
fi.25. tintah. tiSb. ttah. St.ab: Wa.
satch. fi.2s: Washington. Si.sb. We.
her. si25. Wayne. ii.S5. Salt Lake
city and ogden. total gross margin.
including delivery, f21b
The margins ~ fixed for the roun-
ties. 10 not includ, the charges that
may Ice added In eases WHORE the deal.
rrs have tu deliver coal 10y team. or
otherwise from the rnr ~ lin tn thu
consumer For thcs, charges there
may be- added frum soVcnty.fivc cents
to $3.50 ton. according a. the dis
tame" and the extra vNprns" involved.
IN the circular fixing the margins
Armstrong SAYS the furkiug and
screening IT rual l., retail dealers IN
Utah h. prohibited In the interest ~
economy aud conservation.
II H. further ordered that ~ retail
coal dealers throughout the state
shall post aud maintain IN their re-
rpectl,- places of business. accessible
to their customers. their cost Tor each
find uf coal handled. the maximum
Fr"sz margin allowed aud the retail
price nt the yard ~ hin. aud their
drnynEr and delivery Charge Toun.
~ fuel administrators are requested
to report any violations 1T the ahu,'
orders"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
HOME LOYALTY NEGLECTED
tue subi.,t THAT N~si- to ~ I'm
phasIssxi ~ Carbon High.

The Carbon. annual yearbook uf the
students of the Carbon county high
u'hani. h. off the press aud during the
last few days has been distributed
lmanE subscribers a. this number ana
H. advertising patrons locally. u r.
"a very crcditnhlr Issue from, every
D tnndpoint. hut geographically II ~"
better than several numbers that have
been printed here AT h"me-if 49,
COED. IT, cnst h said 4" hay" been In
excess 81 four hundred dollars
money thnt might Just az well b" nov
circulating among th" business Inter
cuts az Price. Tho book h the prod
urt at u Provo publishing house.
There are three printing concern
here in carbon county, any one "i
which az. In position. We take II. t1
MA on such work. A. least Tho sun
ID. but II VIZ net given the chance.
These establishments are paying tnses
that help a. give the students of this
high ho1i free education ana
nsher advantages which outside c"n-
GEMS are not helping 10 de-, The sun
speaks ants IN ~ own behalf la citing
that this work could have been done
nr well hesr AZ elsewhere. u th"H'
same students went tn school al Prov"
they would have a. pay tuition.
Generally speaking there u TOO
much ~ disposition among teachers
und students a. send away from home
Ter thing that ought 1" hc purchased
lurnlly. Tedcbers draw their Salnrirs
nom carbon tounty tnNpnyers among
whom are the merchants rhese mer-
chants are In turn entitled e. thoir
trade as against IN" away from home
concern,
n occurs tn The sun that loyalty {"
home institutions h subject thht
ought a. be- discussed ANA taught &C
Carbon high.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
NO ROOM FOR BOOZE
At COAL MINES,
THEY SAY
OPERATORS AND UNION ORR.
Gals NRE AGREED.
Liquor Traffic In several states Roth
Fast aud West Responsible For Cur
inilmcnt or the Output of MACK
Observation-Disclosures u SauarcIy
Put ncforc President Wilson.

WASHINGTON. n. e.. july Ia
Immediate nationwide prohibition is
absolutely necessary " the extra hun.
bred million tons uf coal year need
cd by the country In IT, war IN der
many u To- be mined. Fuel Admins.
traitor Garfield has been informed by
the National Coal association. repre-.
senting hituminuus operators pruduc-
ing four hundred million TONS of coal
annually. Dr. Garfield " understood
o. have laid the associations rccum-
mendatiuu before president wilson
Tor his considt ration. IN statement
tonight the association said that. IN
the opinion 1T special committee of
IT, members from virtually an coal
producing sections uf the country
which has investigated the question.
the country rgnnot have both booze
and sufficient coal this winter"
THE liquor traffic" SAYS the state
ment. Is curtailing coal production
and the time has come To- eliminate II
n there ~ to be- the substantial In
GREASE in ruai output the war program
demands The national coal ',ssocia .
ton H. Informed that the conclusion
Z. not only the judgment 1T the upcr.
ntors. hut o. cuncurrcd In 10y Frank
harrington. president uf the United
Mine Workers of America Tor the
rtatc ~ Illinois. harrington IL said to
have gone on record a. this effect be-
fore President Wilson. Fuel Adminis-
traitor Garfield and senators and rcp-
tcrentatives ~ Illinois IN congress" A
'summur, ~ the report uf the assn.
citations special committee follows
"ilrEardlcrs of political affiliations
nf the members 1T IN" association nnd
leaving cut of consideration the moral
lssurs Involved. and haring IT, opinion
entirely on economic and patriotic
grounds. the committee unanimously
aud unaualifirdiy believes that ma
tionni prohibition for the period II
the war h. absolutely necessary "a
make effective this ~ any other plan
for increased coal production. COM
pnrisnn 81 records of production Of
coal mines In wet and dry territories
furnishes ample proof uf the need 81
prohibition"
A. ". Hamilton. chairman of IA,
committee. made this supplemental
statement. THE committee feels that
the drinking evil has become Ho ram
pant In the mining communities thai
~ complete elimination IL fundamen'
tally necessary In the effort ~ speed
up the mines sufficiently To- gct tbs
hundred million additional tons OF
coal this country viii reauir" this
year. N H. now M Ia congrvtr 1.
make "icancut choice between bo"S'
Tor the mining communities and roa
tor the war and the public"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
Ilrhi,c coke Production.

Production ~ beehive coke IN the
United States during the week ended
Iuh 9Th n estimated at $4,000 net
tons. . DECREASE compared with ,h"
week preceding uf twenty-five th"ur-
aud net tons nr per cent The aver
ug. production per working dny " es'
tlmntrd al ninrty-HcVrn thousand net
tnn- ~ against 100000 net toms dur
Ing the week ended Jun" ssth,
Tho principal OPERATOR ~ ~" COM
trilsyillr. GreensburE ana lAtr"h"
districts 81 Pennsylvania report pro-
durtinn ~ beehive rukr during IN"
week ended July 6th ut ais,l7s net
tons. their plants h"ing operated az
.fg7 per cent ~ their present capacity
us against "a per cent during the
week previous. Slightly greater l"'srH
due o. insufficient yard labor we're
tepnrtrd during the week
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
TESTS FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS
Applicants Doe Examination THIS
Year a. Ii,rcc Glasses.

Examinations 1T applicants for pos.
itions as teachers In the public schools
are H. be- held all over the state FRI
DAY aud Saturday. August "a aud al
In accordance with "a notice Just sent
out To- all district Huporint-ndents by
thu state bpnrd ~ education. Dr. ~.
%. Gowans, state superintendent OF
public instruction, requests the super.
intcndcntr tn make all necessary hr-
ranErmcnts and Inform applicants
when and where a. report The APP
pliranir this year, Dr. GowAnz says.
VIII l.. divided Int" three different
CLASSES,
Firrt-Thosc who hold county GER
iificat.r and wish Co renew them by
taking examination IN the reading aud
study course. Questions will be- FUR
ni,hed Ia ethics of citizenship. com
munity ciVicH. United States history.
rurnl oDoDomlcH ana rural sociology.
Each applicant. u II stated. should
flake examination In the first two aud
In any ~ the either three subjects
named.
Sernnd-Thoro Wha de- not hold
Utah uyrtiflcatcs. hut either have
completed ut least one Year uf college
work. not Including the subjects pre-
scrihrd fnr u countN certificate with
uut examination. or have had teach
Ink experience In nther states
Third-Th1ne who desir. a. qualify
fnr the thlrd-ciass certificate.
Applicants Tor the county eNnminn
then who have completed in courses
81 college grade ans nf the subjects
named In the examinations az" cN-
,mpt from examinations In such SUBJ
loetH
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
LNIiOR SHORTAGE IuNDEItS
PRODUCTION ~ THE EAST

Analysis of working conditions a.
reported hy the operators Of five thou
sand and siNty-fivp mines the country
over Tor the Weck ending June 2sth
shows total production of s.005,S39
net tons and present capacity 81 H.
26i.s2s tons The operators report.
ing produced 20 per cent If total pro-
duction or IS per cent of total rail
shipments. These 50s5 mines were
operated az so per cent Of their pres
ent capacity. Slight Improvement oc-
CURED during the week ended June
2sth In the car situation. which im-
provcmcnt. however. was offset by
labor shortage
Operators IN ohio. Indiana Somcr-
~ county. Pa. New river. Winding
Gulf ana the high volatile fields Of
West Virginia. IN the southern APP
paiachianS. In Southwest Virginia,
Kansas and Missouri. Iowa and In the
Western and Pacific Coast states re-
port improved working conditions.
liettrr car supply T. given by the OPP
orators ~ the cause IT the improve
mrnt IN an districts with exception Of
the New River and Winding Guif dis
tricts ut West Virginia. Southwest vir.
ginia and Kansas and Missouri In
Kansas and Missouri improvement IL
due to better supply Ut labor while
the cause Ut Improvement In the other
districts IN not specified. a
Material decreases are reported Wy
the operators In Illinois where insult
tiricnt labor limited production aud
In wcstmorcland county. Pa. Hazard
aud Northeastern Kentucky Fields
where production was limited by
greater car shortage.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

PtoVO. July i3.-Tho chicago-
Utah Coal company has filed articles
nf Incorporation with IN" county
clerk. The company II Incorporated
tn min" coal ana other minerals ANA
L. engage IN the manufacture 81 IRON
aud iron products. The principal ni-
ner il AZ Chicago Heights, Ills tn"
capital stock h. five thousand dollars
OF the par value ~ one dollar based
ON al, valuation uf land owned hN the
corporation Ia Spanish Fork canyon,
The dircrtors ana Officers are G. j.
Kontns. president, 5. J. Gregory. vice
president; samuel Jaffe, secrctnry nnd
treasurer. John lilathnn, Sick Turn
buras. Spires Snrrors and Noel =.
Iratt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
CASUALTIES ~ ARMY AND
MARINE CORPS INCREASE.

WASH NGTON. u, q, July H.
IN the army ana marine
corps overseas Increased ga during
the week, 40 compared with 70a the
previous week. an aggregate of ~
77a with the INCLUSION 81 tnday's army
list giving srVenty-tw0 names ana the
marine corps list giving nfty-ono
names
Total deaths. including 2sl men
lost az sea, men killed In action, dead
nf wounds. disease. accident and other
causes number i673-arrhy men 400.
marines 573. The wounded aggrs-
gate Gt76-army men 5f9i. marines
iOi5. Those missing. including pris-
oners, total 5si--army men fl9. mar
ines G5.
OF the weeks Increase. fsi were
army men, ANA 100 marines. Killed
In action and other deaths numbered
25S. those wounded totaled 3O7. and
the missing and prisoners 81.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

kenworthy Is to represent the rail-
road transportation end Of the work
and viii cooperate with the fuel dis
ttihutor iu the matter of properly dis
trihuting fuel through this district. "a
g. explained
keuworthy has been assistant
freight and passenger agent of the
Denver and Rio Grande FOR number
~ wears and Is said tn have been
picked Tor the important position To-
which ne has been appointed because
IT his knowledge ~ transportation
matters
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
mis-. BURNS LETTER.

Here b. letter that h certain to
prove OF interest to people In this Vie
nifty ns eases at this sort occur In all
most every neighborhond. ana people
should know what a. do la like cir
cumstnnces: Savannah. Mo, oct ~,
b9iG.-i used bottle Of Chamber
lnin'H collie aud Diarrhoea remedy
about nine years aEp and II cured me
OF fluN fdySonteryl. 4 had another
attack 81 the same complaint some
three ar four years ago and a few
doses of this remedy cured me. l
haze recommended Chamberlain's
collie aud Dinrrhoca Iiomedy 10 doz-
ems ~ people since I ifrst used it,
Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
AROUND THE coal CAMPSi
Personal AND OTiiEItwiSf

u. NJ. Goold reports many orders
Tor Milburn mine coal lie II deliN-
oring lump ut St.5O the ton a. COM
Numers
a. 4. curry was down from Hia-
wutha last Monday. Both mines, he
SAYS. are going fun time and cyery'on"
has an the work he wants.
There Is continued complaint about
scarcity of teams, particularly Tor
hauling coal al Salt Lake city Team
rteTs cannot afford 10 Keep teams
CONTINUED on page eight
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
WORTHY ~ To NIP
STATE FUEL DisTltih'oi'

J. u. RenWorthy, assistant. ssh' 1,''
freight and passenger agen, "i 'ne
Dsnyer and Rio Grandc al san I>aAe
CIV. has been appointed by Hale hoi-
den. regional director ~ railroads TOT
,hc western division, under the led-
.craI railroad administration as trai,lo
representatlye 10 cooperate WIN the
,nsl distributor for Utah and Sou
thern Wyoming' -. s,.,.s
FusI company Is fuel distributor Tor
an district and has two assistants 70
"a MIN In the fuel end Of the work
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
LEST We SHOULD FORGET TO Do OUR PART

please God love of life is priced love of right
In this renaissance of counys vaor who will edge the
of her assault make calm acceptance Of its haardsl For
the seeswep trench the stiffenng Yearines hard
ship For for whom millions safe at home
what for you? We shall need clothes for bodies and
for hands We shall need terribly and without failure
supplies and equipment in that is constant and
ending who reliance who the
heir and hope of that humanity for which smte and strive
must these things"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

Legal blanks Of every description
arranged from the beet legal forms
and brought down 90 date. A fun
supply always on hand. FIFTY cents a
dozen, The sun. rf tf SO
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

Many man who poses as a close
student 81 the war takes good care
not 10 get TOO close 20 a.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

The wife VII" losrs her patience
must not expect to retain her nus
bands admidntion,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

Hope has wonderful stimulating
effect. hut mighty few Of us can llN"
On II.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
ARE FIXED ON
COAL HANDLED BY
DEALERS
DOLLAR TIIIRTY.FINE ron can.
BON RETAILERS.

Margins ~ stated. However. do No,
apply to Tho~c Who Make Delivery
VI, Team or Othcrw,a,-sc,rr,y
Hy Team Or OthcrwiS-sc,en,y
supplies In-Nbout the Camps.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

LIE IL short. yet most men outlive
'h'lr good Intentions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

Tho TWIN StNlc on cOmpUTI has
Installed Fred + KAY 1s mauaacr ~
the land department iu tho place NJ
II n cole. who VIII hereafter he IN
charge OF the property ~. the ohio
Cttcg Gas company. with jurisdiction
uNct all production of thHt company
iu tie mid continent fiuli
r g Miller na5 been elected N.tr-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
1000. .nAI,I,EL ItErINEnY

Very complete operating plant Mid Continent fold barrel
half
fields "A
long Is high
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

Wanted one used Hight lss3iipg
outrit complete Prefer star i,ig 30
20 or "a Give complete details lo,p-
iipn and state lowest price q !.
Stumpff Perry. Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

O~NCt The rruuo on & Gas GO
10 rlEeuI up and shut down op SO .3
foo the souihcnat corner 'of the south
w"at NJ the southeast ot 5-24 ~.
The Osage Natural cas- CO. is shut
down nt l.lau feet ON SO ,d u the
southwest cnrprr of the northwest Of
! the t"rthonst " N-22-12. No. 5S Is
Ntiu fishing nt ESQ feet
The NDrroua Petroleum cn ls shat
down sAaOO. feet ON So n lu the
uoruS& Socr ~ the southeast of
tbc sp6trS--S Of the southeast "ot
oI-2'-12
10 iu the northwest corner ol 2l-i'.
the lcury pu co. s drifting az l.l,1
loct on So 10
The Ruvaua Petroleum Go rs drill-
ug nt 1850 trct in the southVrst cor.
Hor ot the northwest or the southwest
uf iu.2N. ia. In tho southwest corner
ul the southeast of the southwest III
! the same srolipn the UoNpua a shut
down at 500 feet The wen in the
/ southeast corner Of the section Is q
/ rig
The Uuyuua ie drilling hys ,ools M
| The northeast corner OF the northwest
of the northeast ot e2.to-lo. a' O
/ o,pth of . ~ feet
/ Foster and Davis are shut down al
/ 900 fcot on the no i3 iu the north
| east corner ot the southwest uf th,
ntrthWcst of 2-26-lO
IN the center of the north line uI
| the south nulf OF M" northwest o
! g2 90 10 the Texas CO. is rigging VI
! 40 !
The Harnsdau ud co. Is pluggiu,
back rs the Hartlrsyulc ut l.Ts2 fee
OF its No { I'm the northeast corneI
q the southeast of SO 70 10 The to
/ tai depth rs 500 feet
h In The rlhwest corner OF IA,
! fouthcpst OF the northeast of 2a-25 u
the Echo oil Co, is drilling At L3i,
/ feet
Tho Uallas- Usage on co has a ri,
/ NJ for 80 so I'm the center OF IN,
south line OF the southeast of th,
\ northwest of % 10
In the southeast corner of 3s2T.iO
the OHIO cities and swain 40. /. 4
F. spuddlnR
\ Foster & Davis have made a loc1
ton fJr 90 II in the southwest cor
Icl ot the northwest % the southcas
OF the southwest Of G5-2T-l0
The Spcrry' OIL & Gas To. Is drill
| Ug az Gs5 feet on No. 90 In the cen
II ton pf the south line ~ tla southwes
/ of the southeast Of II -2T-ll
! Tho Indian Territory illumination
Il Uu Co ,R shut down az 800 feet oI
SO. IA lN-2f-Il
The carter on Go. Us rlgGing M
No bon the center N the south lint
nf the southeast ot the northwest o.
/ 20 Ill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
OIL PROPERTIES
mo mEALproN rnonrcING rnornmrN

No. s2NllO
drilled December
OF
ton
wells drilling property
Ice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17

Al Convention hail. sunday after
noon. January 20, at . o'clock. a FREQ
lecture on Chritipu Science The
public Is invited Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
CAsrNGuEAD GASOLINE PLANT

No Casinghead gasoline plant
cs In Oklahoma present plant h daH coraoy OF 500 gallons.
sufficient
unit 20 u vacuum engpe 100 II +
$4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
DUuIINC puOpOsITION

No. siDwe offer 100 II 10. KAN.
well Mississippi linn feet
dated Nov 7th 1917,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-17
OIL AND GAS
Leases Supplies. Production. Etc 90

MhN1ID-DI sir NHiI SErTII h
rBoDICrION WILL CONSIDER
PROPERTIES RANGING FROM 10
no zoo BtitRIiN D\IiN WITH M.
rIE ACREAGE ron FUTURE
DRILLING.
NtNG & RING,
p05 CENTRAL NAT. HANK UIDG.
TULSA.
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INTEREST IN DRILLING WE'LL


No SlG--Thtce hundred twenty acres In Montgomery
near intersection Of wilson Elk Chautauaua and Monc,
ties considerable development in that district ana
than usual being secured, believe this lease is
Price tl26 per