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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
Il AISER CALLS
FOR SUPPORT
Appeals to German People to Stand
United For Fatherand for
Its kultur.

Amsterdam. Sept. 5-Emperor Will
liam has telesraphed the municipality
cf Munich a message in which he al
ludes to he fighting now in progres
as the present decisive battles and
declares the German people viii
unitedly stand with all their strength
in defense OF the fatherland
"The German people understand the
difficulty OF the present decisive bat.
ties against an enemy filled with
hatred jealousy and the will to de-
struction, but has unanimously decid.
ed 10 devote al its strength to de.
fend against its enemies assaults its
sacred soil and its kultur. which II
had won in peaceful work"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06

TRUSTEE MEETING
Effort Will Be Made to Oil Streets in
1919.

1919.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the village officials was held on
Tuesday evening, Sept 3. In the alb
sence OF village president, L. H. Hol-
den, trustee j p Mcrrissey acted as
president pro TEN and trustees, Burt,
Bergeron, Howard, North, Clerk Ho-
San and Attorney Chase were in at
tendance.
A permit was granted Rev. T. r..
Carly for the erection of a garage in
the rear of the ST. Francis de Sales
parochial residence, corner Of Dewey
and Main streets.
1t was voted that the village clerk
make an investigation TO see if oil
can be purchased for the purpose of
sprinkling the streets next year. The
clerk was also authorized 10 communi
cate with the proper officials in Wash
ington 70 see II arrangements may be
made whereby the village can place
an Honor Roll on the postoflice
grounds.
1t was voted that al merchants be
requested to display the hag on regis
tration day.
The clerk was instructed to draw
uD orders for the following bills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
CONTRACT WITH
RAILROADS Is
MADE PUBLIC
McAdOO Says Companies Can
Accept Or Take 1t to Court.
SECURITY MEN OBJECT
They Say Terms for Return Of Roads
Are Unfair and Threaten Untold
Loss.

Washington, Sept 5.-Director
General McAdoo today announced the
form Of contract which the Govern
ment is wiling ~ make With the rail
roads covering Federal control and
the compensation they are to receive.
No company is compelled to accept
the form Of contract the Government
offers. 1t is made plain by Mr.. Nc
Adoo that any road is free TO go into
the United States Court Of Claims for
compensation.
81 am convinced. however" said
Mr.. McAdoo, that the contract Of
fered by the Government is just and
reasonable. The railroad owners
have no right to assume more than
that. and, If the Government offers
less, they are fully protected by their
right 10 reject the Governments Of
fer and 80 into the Court of Claims.
There are provisions in the contract
for operation and accounting during
Federal control, for the maintenance
Of the railway properties, on substan-
tally the same basis as the lhreeyear
test period which ended June 30, 1917
and for the return Of the properties
at the end Of Federal control in sub
stantially as good repair and as com
plete in equipment as on Jan. /, 1918
/ There Is also provision for the pay
menl Of taxes in accordance with the
Z Federal Control act The annua
compensation, which is to be fixed IN
+ the case Of each railroad in accord
ance with the Federal Control act, Is
to be paid TO each company in equa
installmonts on the last day OF March
June, September, and December o.
each year. the first two installmenti
are to be due as Of March 81. 1918
and June 3. 1918. and shall he paiC
on the execution OF this agreement.
The form OF agreement is not alto
aether satisfactory to all Of the rail
road interests concerned. 1t IS un
derstood that there will be a meeting
of railway Presidents in New YOrl
City tomorrow TO consider their atti
tude toward the proposals
Secretary McAdoo in an accom-
panying statement deals with some o
the objections raised by interests con
cerned and asserts that these ohiec
tions are. in my opinion, without foun
daticr
II was insisted by some OF the in
terests heard that the contract Offer
ed by the Government ought to leay
open for litigation at the end OF FED
eral control the question whether tn
railroad had been damaged by diver
sion ST its business during Fedora
control
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
LYMAN II. H0WE'S
TRAVEL FESTIVAL
Popular Entertainment 10 Appear at
Opera House Saturday Afternoon
and Evening


Every patriotic American will want
10 see Lyman H. Howe's Travel Festi-
val. which comes 10 the Opera house
Saturday afternoon and evening
The sensational feature OF the cur
rent entertainment is up in the Air
with the Marines,' the most remark
able aviation hlm ever photographed.
Taken at the Marine Aviation Field
at Miami, Florida. il shows the train
ing OF air cadets and the actual hand
ling OF battle planes. The picturing
of various air stunts, as dives, spins.
banks and loops. is thrilling in the
.eXlrome, being taken fro mthe ma
chimes themselves
The latest Howe Program also in
cludcs film fantasy called Scenic
Distortion said to be something On
tirely now .in which a number of novel
and grotesquo effects are revealed
and an animated reproduction, eX
portly modelled in clay of the famous
Red Cross poster Greatest Mother
In the World
The entire entertainment will 'hc
well seasoned with the popular Howe
comedy cartoons and patriotic spec
ialtios.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
REPRESENTATION
SALISBURY Young People Married
Wednesday Afternoon.

Announcement has been made of
the marriage OF Miss Florence May
Whitman. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles H Whitman OF SALISBURY.
and Albert Amidon Perkins, son Of
Mrs Charles Perkins Of West Shafts.
burr
The ceremony was performed We'd
nesday afternoon at the brides home
by Rev Gilbert f. Cady, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church OF South
SALISBURY in the presence OF immedi-
ate relatives.
After a short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Perkins will reside in West
Salisbury.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
RECEIVE INCREASED PAY
Nearly Million Railroad Employees
to Get Raise.

Washington, Sept 5.--Noarly a mil
lion railroad employees, Including all
clerks, track laborers and way main
tenance men are to receive wage in
creases of twenty-five dollars a month
equivalent of a dollar day or twelve
cents an hour over pay they received
last January. under a wage order is
sued today by Director General Nc.
Adoo. The order, affecting hall the
railroad men in the United States and
adding approximately one hundred
fifty million dollars to the annual pay
roll represents the second largest
aggregate wage increase over that
granted in the American industrial
history.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
SCHOOL NURSE
Miss Blanche Welsh Of Troy Began
Work Tuesday.

Miss Blanche Welsh OF the Samari-
tan hospital III Troy who has been
engaged as school nurse Of the grad.
ed school for ten months, from Sept.
1 to June began work Tuesday
morning
Miss Welsh viii look after the gen.
eral and physical health and cleanli-
ness Of the pupils and when child
is absent on account of illness she
viii call az the home to render what
ever assistance may be needed
The regular medical examination
which is given in the schools every
two years, is in process this month
Miss Welsh will give examination for
the ear eye, nose, throat and teeth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
ABLE MEN TO BE REPLACED
Government Employees That Should
Be in Class I Are Hit

Washington. Sept 6.-Secrctary
Baker has ordered each war depart.
ment Bureau chief to replace by Janu.
ary all men within the draft ages who
would be classified in class one now,
who are assigned to duty in Washing
ton or in the War Department
branches elsewhere, with men physi-
cally disqualified for military service,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
PoWNAL

Miss Lydia c. Tabor has returned
to her home In Woodstock. Conn. af.
tec spending her summer vacation
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w VI Champcr'ain of Mason Hin
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ Chamberlain
have had word that their son. Rev. A..
r. Chamberlain aud family left
Wednesday of this week for san
Diego, Calif, for the month OF Sep.
tembo!.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Chamberlain and
daughters. Ellnor and Marion aud son
Lawrence. who have been the guests
of NJ, and Mrs W. NJ. Chamberlain
for two weeks at Mason HIN. have re-.
turned to their home In Lufierin, y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
GERMANY FACES REVOLT

Formidable psaluaion Sweeps over
Germany.
Paris. Sept IA dispatch from
Bernc. switzerland. to lie Matin
quotes q prominent Swiss citizen. re.
Gently returned from Germany as de-
cmrlng that In The last six weeks a
formidable disilmsion has swept over
Germany IL the German military
situation does not improve, the inior
mant said, trouble that may surpass
The acts OF the Bolgheyilu In Russia
mCmCcs the German empire
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06

r. f. i.arrabee, Mgr, lights S4SS45
HOsey. Brooks team G500
Patrick Brazil. police, 5S.40
r. ]. Hurley, Police $500
A. J Griffith. police 37.20
Patrick Perrott police go
William Cameron. police $500
II. w. Putnam feed 27.S5
The II. NJ. Tuttle Co. 4744
A II. Winslow, supplies 2.37
II W. Myers & Son. wood 200
Benn Garage, supplies 2.52
W, H. Myers, sidewalk 14.40
Black Cat Textile Co. 27324
Traffic Sign Co, signs 300
w T. Hogan. salary 51.2l
$ A. Burt, chairman, sewer 10000
+. NJ Crawford, street sprink-
ling 200. 90
J p McGurn, chairman high
way 1000 90
+. Howard Feraerson, salary 1867
NJ !. burlington 26.25
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
RED sOX CRAB
OPENING CAME
Of WORLD SERIES
Cubs Go Down Before Great
Babe Ruth.
SLIM CROWD ATTENDED
McLnniss, Shean and Whiteman Are
the Real Heroes of Game at
Chicago.

Chicago, Sept 6.-One of the small
est crowds which ever turned out for
Il worlds series opening saw the
Boston Red Sox of the American
league defeat the Cubs of the Nation
al league, / to o., yesterday afternoon
at Chicago in an errorless game.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
CREWS try TO SINK SHIPS
Attempt on Board Teuton Ships In.
termed In Corral

Sartiaeo. Chile Sept. l.-Thc' crews
of the German sieamshlp informed ut
the Chilean seaport of Corral In Vail
Olivia. made attempts today 10 sink
their ships The government and The
people are greatly agiiatcd over the
occurrence
II the Germans had been successful
I'm sinking their vessels the port
would have been made useless.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
You thInk You snve monov

by going without insurance. but YOU
can save more money boy having It,
Insurance guarantees an estate.
makes YOU well ofi and makes you
save money National Life lns. Co...
OF Vt (MutuaD Earle S. Kinsley.
General Agent, Mead Building Rut.
land, Vt. Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
ANNUAL MEETING
Old First Church Elects Officers for
Coming Year.

The annual business meeting OF the
First Congregational church in Old
Bennington was held on Wednesday
evening The usual business proceed.
i1gs were carried out and the follow
ing officers were reelected for the
coming year:
Collector Samuel L. Robinson.
Clerk, George \. Robinson
Treasurer Guy r. Johnson
Trustees. Samuel H. Robinson, p b.
Jennings, Guy Il Johnson. A. ]. Hol
den and S Everett Harwood.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
Chioaqo

Run, Shean, SACRIFICE hits, Nc
Innis, Hollocher, Strunk Left on
bases, Boston 5, Chicago g. First
base on balls, off Ruth /, off Vaughn
3. Hit by pitcher by Ruth (D.
Flack. Struck out, by Ruth A. by
Vaughn g. Time, / h 80 m Umpires
0'Day at plate; Hildebrand. at first;
KLEIN at second; Owens, at third.
.Batted for pick in the ninth. sRan
for Deal in the ninth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont, fair and cooler tonight
Possibly light frost in north portion
tonight. Fair and warmer in west
portion Saturday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
BOMB rHRowER IDENTIFIED
John w. Wilson Arrested for Bomb
ing Chicago Federal Building.

Chicago, sept g. Assistant states
attorney Sullivan declared today that
john W. Wilson, arrested last night.
had been positively Identified as inn
pica'ed in placing the bomb i'm the
Chicago Federal Building recently
The explosion of which killed four and
seriously injured score
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
L. eARrNrR TO GO OVERSEAS
win Become v NJ C. A. Physical
Director.

Gnogbmg Fails. Sept 5.-Iarry
Gardner who playcd third base dur.
Ing the rasi season with the philadcl.
nhla Americans, has applied for a
berth as physical director for the
Y NJ c. A. overseas and expects to
Zee appointed and start for France
soon Since The close Of the Ameri
can league season. he has been stay
ing al his farm here
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06
AMERICAN coNsuLs SAFE
Have Crossed by Train Into Fin.
land.

Washington. Sept 5.-American
ccmsuls members of allied missions
and civilian refugees who recently left
Russia ON a special train. have crossed
safely into Finland and should have
arrived yesterday at llaparanda,
This word came today from Haynes
at Helsingfors under date of Thurs.
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-06

Continued on Second Pase)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

vast amount uf new work iH
contemplated iu Carter Cuun ~
which VIII he hcEuu some iimo this
spring or summer. The tendency 90
better prices has something 90 do
with this stimulation NJ oil work
but the prospect FOR better market
ing facilities ~ probably tho main
thing New companies are being
formed and nov locations made Tor
drilling. practically all of them In
proximity to production. The fiud
ing ~ the kahro sand. In section
2 2is-sw has been the lnducemont of
several new companies organized
for drilling I'm that vicinity ana Il is
expected will lead 10 an extension ot
tho Healdtuu field northCustwurd.
The kahro No . we'll IN now on top
of tho sand ono location east NJ well
No I, and the casing is being s"t
preparatory to bringing in the we'll
which promises, according 10 eXpe-
ricnced oil men who have visited the
well, tn bo fully Hs good HN No T.
The NeEthcimer a nauhc test In
section 80 ~ 2W IL close to the depth
OF thoisand found I'm section 26-is-aw
In the HoxanR No and II IN said
TO be showing up much like the
RoNana well showed nt tho same
depth, that H. showing g1s with "A
iiul@ oilp spray n this report Ia
true, there IN sure To- hc somc Ito
injected into acreage along the line
southeast from the Headton field
within few days The Graham
field continues 10 10 temptation
for small companies looking for
shallow production. but acreage In
the vicinity OF the Kirk wells in
section ai i-2S-2w Is held ssu high that
| II Ia practically prohihitlvc until
something better than tha shallow
production In found there. Henry
Mnrkhnms operations In section
O Ss-2w VIII be watched With interest
for tho reason that there is a struc-
ture there that has been defined by
several geoluglsts and pronounced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

DorIsu d TO- rs the pIuudtat
company Boo town ON account "t
tu, donation made by tho men in
thc hIg plant across tho river TO
the war budget fund Wst closed,
which goes to the il"d Cross ana
ulhcr patriotic iustiiuiiuus These
subscriptions were from the men IN
side the grounds ~ the hig plant
only. Nnd they totslcd lG.i7S, which
t- certainty going some ana iH prob
ably more money than was ever sub
arrihrd hN nuy industrial plant In th"
uitod States. The subscriptions
averaged "a little over So each. which
is mighty good for men working FOR
wages and having "A hard time go Ect
hy in these days Of the high cost OF
living
The story H an intcre- one.
Tn, Cnsdeu plant was assigned TO
.t T.. iIopkt tus OF the Pan American
to .lhuvhAs for subscriptions but ho
was called out uf town nnd turned
the matter over To -. W MOtfctL
who shouldercd the Job and had the
whistle blown at 1890 and the men
assembled on the office lawn Then
he was through. all the cards he had
carried over with him we're sgncd
| up inside ~ ten minutes and ir%r
! Clamoring for more. II is pcrhap,
/ on account ~ MIR Moffetts great
| gift ~ oratory. as he iE In u class hN
| himself Hs every one who has hear,
/ him speak viii verify but the mct
/ themselves deserve Ihc credit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

The TyNps company IL still shut
down af lsl5 feet on the klmh-
Son So { lp the southeast corner 81
tho northwest Of the southwest OF
the southeast ~ l9-2O-l9
Tho lIhrrty OF company IL drill-
ing at lns feet on the r. .Chumhcrs
30 I iu the northwest corner OF the
southwest of the southwest OF ~
2U.lI.
Ike Smona is drilling at $50 feet
ON tho v Wright No. In the south
west corner ~ the northeast Of the
southWcgt ~ GOA.
Cochran aud associates are shut
down Ht $50 feet on the l.. Grasitt
M. I In the Hot beast corner OF the
northwest ~ the southwest Of 80
g0-1i
The Hulldog OH company No 0
~ the H. Wilson farm in the south
east corner NJ the southwest OF Ia
.2l.l2 has been shot in sand from
LiG2 10 llSb feet and Is good for
10 barrels
r p j ,MrJunkn Is shut down for
water az 500 feet on tho NJ Tucker
No. Q in the center of the west line
Iuf IA" southwest ot tho southeast
|of ll.2l-l2.
T. Il winters and associates are
fishing AZ 1000 feet on the NJ. Spy
buck No la the northeast corner
ut the northwest ~ 2t-2l-l2.
The BIRD Creek oil n Gas com
lpauy ts drilling NJ 1850 feet on the
y Haulis farm In the centcr OF the
east line of the southwest ~ the
! southeast ~ the section. II is No.
3 for the farm.
The berger oil & Gas company q
stil shut down at 1850 feet on the
! l.. H.. - a..
: southeast Of the northcaSt Of o.
I2l-l3
: The Early BIRD oil company Is
drilling at 1925 feet on the a
! Chnner No. in the conter Of tho
south line uf the northwest Of the
southwest ~ l6.2I-l3.
T. A Glllesple's Mo- 6 on the j
, Martin furB In the northeast cor
ncr ot the southwest Of the south
west Of 90 2l-ll II drilling at 900
I feet
Gump and Jones are ready 10
lspud No I on the l.. 3 Howard farm
IN the southeast corner nt the north
, east ~ the northeast OF the south
/ east ~ 26-el-1t
. The Tulsa Fuel company No, ! on
the j Spears farm In tho south.
west corner of the northwest of 1S'
22.ll ls "A 100000 foot Raa well
at lJ12 feet
The Tulsa Fuel company is drill.
ing at 300 feet on the NJ Keys No
= In the southcast corner Of tho
! southwest OF the southwest Of SO
l22-fT
, The Crown oil company has rir
lup for ! Victory No q In the south
. west corner Of the northwest of the
southwest Of the northwest Of IL
/ '22-1i
owens and stalker are drilling ~
1.21h feet on the r.. Brown No.
, ia the northeast corner of the north
, west of 1S-22-l4
, The Alhina oil company has
I plugged and abandoned No, IN
. the northeast corner OF the south
woat southeast, southeast of 20
I2I-ll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
OIL MARKET auorATroNs
More Trouble in Sight.

The president ~ the United
States has issued an order tO MARI
j. Reuud oil administrator, giving
him power to take over an the fuel
oil east ~ the Rocky mountains
All day yesterday. tho matter wnS
discuEsed among oil men and the
consensus ~ opinion was that II
would enable the rctincrs 60 meet
the advanced price for crude, pro
NidinR the government WAS willing
20 set price on fuel oil thRA would
take care uf the recent BOOST In
price
There was division NJ sentiment
however, al that Most ~ the re-
fners were inclined TO the opinion
expressed above, hut others seemed
20 feel that the order was joke in
asmuch m everyhody was willing to
let ali the fuol Eo at the prevailing
low price and To any designated
place that the priority HIST demand
ed,
II seems that most of the news
coming from Washington as To the
statement that Mr Requa would not
interfere with the oil business. has
been misleading and absolutely un-
true. The reason probably is that
MIR Reaua is interviewed forty
times day by men holding abso-
lutely contrary views. No wonder
he IN now accused Of changing his
system.
That Il will work ont all right.
whatever happens, IL the view taken
by the leading refiners here as pa
trlotiAm Is the leading and one par
ticular motive that INSPIRES them
all. This is plainly evident ON all
sides and IL stronger today than
ever
Elsewhere will be found COM
plete report from Omer X, Benedict
Washington correspondent Of this
paper. 1t will be perused with
great interest Tho following II all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

Tho Tidal Oil company SO. T. In
the southwest corner nf tn" SOUTH
cust of the northeast of the northeast
OF scrtlOn s-s8-I2. northeast or
A,nnt Is IN the mrd ana is flowing
90 barrels pgr hour II is on lot No.
| and II u quarter mile cust uf pro-
ducuon Outside ut a dry hole which
wnSo drilled In the northwest coru"r
Of tho southwest VI the s,uthwcsr ~
i-23l2, northeRat ~ the h.E we'll.
there Is n vast untestel territory IN
that direction that mght provo good.
The dcpth of the dry one ~ liNO feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
Francis Wen u Good onc.

The Ncnedum and Trees wall IN
34-5n-Io, southeast OF Francis ~
flowirh, by heads AZ the rate - ahoat
50 barrels dnlly II was nut IN the
tump FOR awhile hlt rs now allowed
to flOw TIE B,ncGum a Trcou In
terosta have laid a lino from the wcG
TO the town Uf Francis where the OIL
viii I've loaded and rAlpprsl by tank
Cntk
MANY new locations are being
made. Masrho hap r,Adc "a location
In the northeast quarter nf l0-lu' e.
and In building a rte IN tho center of
it-tn-ic Roth OF these wells are
south ~ the feuedum 4 Trees wen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
MANY ulr Wells.

II is becoming habit these DAYS,
nnd "a good habit too, that is also
a pleasure 10 record this thing OF
bringing In q we'll which would, in
Texas. be called a "gusher Yes
terday, 1t was the Tidal OH company.
and the dag before the Carter, and
the duy before that someone else
and II win likely be another NJ the
lucky ones who will have we'll to
report today
Tho wells coming AT this time have
a tendency to relieve the worry rs TO
q supply ~ oil and II would he "a
mighty good thing II there WAS
enough that some ~ " was going
into storage. It will help win the
war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
NORTHEAST or uEAIpToN-

The Uncle sam on company ls shut
down nt 1900 fcet on the Andrcse
farm In the northeast corner OF l.
SIS iWs
Roy johnson and the GYPSY ARE
drilling at 1850 feet I'm blue rhnle
IN the Caldwell test In the south
west corner OF the southeast ~ the
southwest OF the southeast " 20
1s-lw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

EON The Astral and Sinclair
Gulf No on tho FnCSn johnson
farm In the center OF the west line
of the southeast % the northeast
OF 2e-2s-3w iS "a rig No. IN the
northeast corner OF the northwest ~
the southeast ~ tho northeast rs
shut down at 1850 feet In sandy
thulc
The Lcwcinda oil company is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

Tho Garter comu1nN is drilling n'
o goo foot ON tho IicruCssHy farm .p
IN, center ~ th' cnst tine ~ the
southeast ~ the southeast ut 1920
Tho s'ud or tho ,'eli two 'rua-
tCna south which showed for
srpll w'l vps found ~ 27iS foot.
so tho uruneascv welt IN about duc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

Casing head gasoline man wishes
employment, scyon years experience
In construction aud uperotiun, both
absorption aud compression meth
DDS. T. 81, cate World Adv