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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13
DENY LICENSES
TO BOOTLEGCERS
City Commission Refuses Permit
for S0ft Drink Parl0rs to Law
FielatOrs of City.
SEVEN HIT By THE RULE
Eefused Applicants Are Either in
Federal Court or Have Already
Received Sentence.

Seven applications for soft drink
parlor licenses were refused by the
city commission at the meeting
yesterday afternoon, each one of
the applicants being either in dur
ance vile or subject to sentence in
federal court in Peoria. The ap-
piications for the following were
denied: Arthur Van Newell, Joseph
Merk, Julius Van Newell, Camille
Willie, Thomas Simcox, Nolan &
Anderson and Herman Banker
The license CT the city is issued
froH a purely sanitary standpoint,
-bGt the commission took the stand
that it would be better to await de-
velopments in all of the bOotlegging
cases before issuing licenses to any
guilty of violating the law
The following were granted IL
canses:
Julius Lippens. 2s1O Fifth ave
William Brandt, 14O1 Thirtieth
street
Emil Van Kerrebroeck, 4101h
Fourteenth avenue.
V. Callewaert, 1101 Twenty-frst
avenue
T. A Wynn. ASIA Fifth avenue.
Mueller & Anderson. 1922 Second
avenue
Louis Meumann, 1852 Second
avenue.
Harry L. Meanor. 1929 Second
avenue.
Edward Thierman. 3112 Fifth
avenue
John L. c. Kramer, $40 Four
-teenth-and-a-h half street.
&c r. Stephenson, Watch Tower
INN
G. r. Stephenson C2). Watch
Tower park.
Charles j. strate. IDOL Third ave-
nue..
c. H. March. 1904 Second avenue.
Mrs Charles Ihrig, 400 Twelfth
street.
Edward Cramer, 725 Twelfth
NJ, ], valiquette, 2427 Ninth
J. W. Johnson, Long View park
chalet
J. ". Johnson. 3O3s Fifth avenue.
Pearl Hampton, 1850 Fourth ave
nue..
Mrs. Denver Schoonover, 701
Ihirtieth street.
Alfred Danielson. SCI Third ave
nue
Mrs. J. Dixon. 1101 Twenty-ninth
avenue
Charles Regelburgge. 1881 Elev-
Ell h street.
Otto Berner. 303S Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Amelie Teschke. 500 Ninth
avenue.
Arthur Van Newell, 1928 Fourth
avenue.
Theophiel Saeleas. 4507 Fifth
Avenue.
Joseph Merk, 221 Twentieth
street.
julius Van Newell. 11O1 Third ave
CAMEL Willie. 422 Twenty-fourth
street.
r NJ. Smiley. $50 Seventeenth
~street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13
ATTORNEYS ASK
LARGE FEE sum
Judge Frank ]. Landee Considers
Claim Against Emma Ghys Es-
tate for $3.50.
OFFER CONTRACT AS PROOF
C. e. Dietx and F. III. Railsback Cite
Agreement With Dead Woman
Guaranteeing Fees.

Attorney fees aggregating s3,T56
are claimed by c. E. Dietz and F. H.
Railsback against the estate of Mrs.
Emma Ghys.
At a hearing before Judge Frank
]. Landee in probate court yester-
day the claimants offered their
proof, basing their contentious upon
a contract alleged to have been
made with Mrs. Ghys. Judgment
was not returned by Judge Landee,
who has taken the matter under ad-
visement.
The fees are not set out in a
specified sum. but are claimed in ac-
cordance with the contract, which
provided that they should receive
one-half ofthe value of the property
saved for her or acquired for her in
litigation with her husband, Peter
Ghys. in a divorce proceeding IN
circuit court. Her estate is apprals-
ed at $1,000.
Husband Asked Divorce.
Mrs. Ghys was made defendant in
a suit for divorce brought by Peter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13

Ghys, who asked that he be given
not only the divorce but title TO
property held by them Jointly, con-
tending that she had fraudulently
inserted her name in the deeds.
When she sought legal counsel, the
attorneys entered into contract with
her to defend In accordance with
the terms above stated. In proving
this agreement the attorneys pro-
duced testimony from three wit
nesses who said that Mrs. Ghys be-
fore her death mad told them what
the terms of the contract were, one
of the witnesses being a man who
was being involved in similar litiga-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13
RUDGREN'S BOND
TO CITY TAKEN
AS A SECURITY

Martin Rudgren submitted his
bond for $4,000 to the city OF Rock
Island, at the meeting yesterday
and this morning the bond was Of
fcially accepted by the city. The
bond is guaranteed by the Fidelity
Trust and Insurance company of
Baltimore.
OF course the city commission
was entirely ready to trust Mar
tin with the city funds but these
formalities must occur is the way
his honor, Mayor SchriveT, puts it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13

ton, who had asked her what the
attorneys were charging her.
Jury FavOrs Mrs. Ghys.
In the slut for divorce the jury
found for Mrs. Ghys, who had filed
a cross bill, and the court passed
upon the property rights. Before the
entire matter was adjudicated, Mrs.
Ghys was killed, and no settlement
had been made with her attorneys
at the time of her death.
Untangling the litigation Peter
Ghys abated his suit for divorce, m
which the decree had not been final
ly entered and could not be after the
death of Mrs. Ghys. That left the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13

property rights as they stood be-
fore suit and cross bill had been
filed, Ghys and their daughter, Mrs.
Mary Van Speybroeck, being the
heirs to what remains after claims
against the estate OF Mrs. Ghys are
paid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13

william Meier 300 Fourth street.
Thomas Simcox, 1880 Fourth ave.
nue..
Nolan & Anderson, 1901 Fourth
avenue.
Herman Banker, 1880 Third ave-
nue..
Mable Runk, 612 Twelfth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13
AGREE ON BANK POLICIES.

Bismark, May disagreement on
policies of the new North Dakota
State bank with $4,000 900 bond is
sue for capital, authorized by the
recent Non-Partisan league major
ity of legislature is announced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13
TWO BIDS FOR
THE AUDITING
OF CITY BOOKS

There was $50 difference in the
sum of the bids for the auditing of
the city books which were submitted
to the city commission yesterday.
F. y. Setterdahl of Rock Island
bid $500 while the Auditing Com
pany of America bid $3.50,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-13

All sthe news all the time-The
Argus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04
We PROSPECT STAVKUJI,
CfCH OCELARU.
v polske sini ma Fullerton A
We. zarizena reStauracc.

Pon6vadz stavka ocelar-
skych d6lniku neni posud IL
rovnana a mnozi s5akafi jsou
liz finantn6 vycerpani. Fuller
ton zelezafska unie zaridila '
polskt sini ma Fullerton Ave.
blize yych. II. ulice restaurant
pro pikety a staVkare, V kite
remzto restaurantu jsou pOtr&
why stavkarum beZplatn6 po-
skytoVany. Mimo 70 naSe unie
podnikaii sbirkY We prosp6ch
fondu. ably stavkujicim dostalo
Sc pen6znich podpor. Unic
cht6ji skolektovat $250.000
kterezto sbirky ma ma starosti
]. G.. Sause od narodniho w
boru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04

lecnosi, kdyz process schylo-
val Sc k dobru zaluiiciho, wy
tasili Sc neotekavanym trum-
fem. Prohlasili totiz, re vyb6r
porotcu Ii mas neodpovida "a
konum a proto, Ze ami pripad
7. Dobryho nema byti dnesni
porotOu rOZhodOydn.
Poole statniho nafizcni w
b6r porotcu mail vykonavat
soutasn6 diva porotni komisari
a Il mas tini TAX jen jeden. Po-
rotnimi komisary V Cuyahoga
okrcsu jsou PIP. Herbert a Ro-
binson. lee vyb6rem Zablva Sc
skutatn6 jen jeden z Mich, te-
dy nikOli oba s0uCasn6. Komi-
sari ii 3e stridaji, pOn6vadz w
bGr Y naSem okresu je obtizny,
rozvlaGny a unavuiici, takza
stiidani komisarn je nntnG o
be sou6asn6 Gfadovat memo
hou. Pravnik trakGni spolecno
si chopil Sc do. Gene nemozno-
sti a pozadal o rozpusteni pro
ecu a svolani line "zakoGnym
zpusobem vybranG poroty".
Bylo mu Y tom vyhov6no a ko-
misari iinym vyb6rem soudu
musi poslouziti. Zaloba p. Do
bryho Sc tudiz op6t oddali,
timz jeho vydani s procesem
dodatecn6 bude rozmnozeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04
WSS It'll NQSSl
81 SkEBU Z VAZBY PRO-
PUSTENO.

Policie propustila vcera Y
poledne z vazby 81 s.avkoka-
I'll, ocelarsky mtrustem impor
tovanych. Skebove ii byli zadr
zeni ma Nickel Plate nadrazi
a odvedeni ma hlavni pol. sta
nici, kde byli prohledani Wy
slychani. Trust vuCi zatGeni
sVych lidi pozadal o vladni Wy
bavovaci roZkaz, nez ale di-
striktni soud rozkaz ten mohI
vykonati, policie rozpustila "a
drzene skeby dobrovoln6. Y L.
,ery kontroverse mezi trugtem
a mestskou spravou ohlednS
skebu bude pretrasana pred
soudcem Westenhaverem, KITE
ry rozhodne mali byti podob
ny import skebu trp6n neb
mest3ka policie opravnena k
zatykani nezadoucich muzu. A
vzhledem k uternimu soudni-
mu liteni policie rozpustila
Vsechny zatcene skGby, ably
trust u soudu ma uminenost
m6stske nasl administrace ste
ZoVat 81 nemohl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04
WSSl IWSSl jNSSl
NESPRAVNY VYBER PO
ROTY.

L kraisk6ho soudce Thomp-
soma projednavana byla zalo-
ba Al. Dobryho prot trakGni
Dobry zada 10 IL
sic dolaru odSkodn6ho "a po-
ran6nl ma trakGni linii vGera
mel byti jeho pripad soudem
rozhodnut. X rozhodnuti vSak
nedoSlO. Pravnici zalOvane spo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04
IWSSl IWSSl 'WSSl
ORGANISOVANi CESkYCH
LECIONARU.

V pOnd6li veCer kOnana bu-
de Y Narodni SIM na Broad
way schuze ceskych legiona-
ru q naSeho mGsta okoli, IA
kter6Z-o schuZe, svolanG pred
edou p. JOS. Urbanem a Ia
iemnikem p. Lad. Krizkem, ma
Sc dosici dokonale organisacc
mistni. jez bude miti spojeni
5 podobnymi ACKNOWLEDGMENT
sway i V jinych cesko-ameri-
ckych osadach. Programem
,vazu clevelandskych legiona-
ru Jest:
~ vymozeni americktho OBJ
canstvi;
b. pGCe o bIaho VSech bra
III. respektivn6 tech. ktari ma
siedkem ZranGni neb nemoce
stall Sc neschopnymi zaslavati
t6z5ich praci. Dale starati Sc 0
rodiny a pozustal6 padlych
bratri a Jim die moznosti Wy
pomoci;
q vyzadani 81 propouStaji-
cich voienskych listin (doku-
mentu) V reel anglickG a teskG,
provaZenych podpisem americ
heho kOnsula.
d. zaruceni moralni podpo-
~ tenn bratrim legionarum,
kteri Sc do Ceskosloyensk6 re-
publiky mini navratit a 20 pr.
tryale usadit. ably ku jich do
bru byl prijat dodatek k sta
vajicimu zakonu o pravcch a
Earocich legionaru. ZylaSt6
pfi projektovane kolonisaci
rudy AID;
q navazani styku 5 obchod
III komorou a jinymi telesy V
republice, by proiektu OBJ
chodnich transakci nebylO opo
menuto zvlaStG naSich rekonva
!2scentu;
f) pozadovati leEa,ni cestou
siozeni tttu veSker6 pomocne
akce poskytnute nam V dobt
naSeho pobytu "a ocednem, by
chom mohli naSi obetavou ve-
fejnost obeZnamit obdrze-
nym q vZdati zaslouzily dix.
Dale yyzadat 81 kontrolu vSech
dosud nam odeslanych zasilek
nejen do Francie ale do Ce-
'koslovenska.
Mimo techto uvedenych po-
lozek Jest cely sbor jinych du-
iezitosti. vZtahuiicich Sc ma &c
skoslovenskeho legionare, je-
10 ukoly a pozadavky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-04
SEDMTPROCENTNI DIVI
DENDY TRAKCNfM PO-
DfLNfKUM.
Vetsina arbitracniho vyboru
zvysila vydelky akcionaru o
S3O0.O0O roGne.

Dividendy podilniku poulic-
Mich drah budou roZmnozeny o
jedno procento, pakli obtan-
,tvo nejak nezakroGi.
Ia urovnani pOsledni trak-
chi stavky spolecnost pouliG-
Mich drah pozadala m6sto, ably
sm6la rozmnozit dividendy
svych podilniku Ze Sesti ma
sedm procent, kterazto zados,
sv6rena byla k rozhOdnuti tax
zvanemu nestrannemu dohod-
Gimu vyboru. Predseda Citi-
Zens banky Josef +. Mutt jmc
novan byl do onoho vyboru
trakcni spolecnosti. pravnik A.
A. Stearns jmenovan byl vlad-
MIN distriktnim sOudcem We
stenhaverem a m6stsky komi-
sar w. E. Davis jmenovan
byl naSim mayorem.
Vcera zmin6ny vybOr konal
zavereGni poradu, "a niz dvG-
ma hlasy proti jednomu roZ-
hOdnuto, re trakGni podilnici
sedmiprOcentnich dividend do
ckati Sc mali a to jiz /. ledna
Pro .zvySeni dividend re Sesti
ma sedm procent hlasOvali
Nut a Stearns a proti byl pOu
ze m6stsky komisar Davis.
VcerejSi usneseni vyboru je
iaksi zavazn6 a podle driv6iSi
no ujednani m6sto ma Sc mu
podrobiti a m6stska rada ma V
pfiSti sve schulz usne5eni vet
Siny vyboru oficieln6 pov6rit.
ZvySeni dividend povoleno
vetSinou arbitraCnihO vybOru
ma tom zaklade, re vsecky il
ne podobn6 akcie prinaSeji Sc
dmiprocentni dividendy. Trak-
chi spolecnosl hodla pry Sc
hnati $25.0OO.O0O ,dodateGne-
ho kapitalu ma roZSireni sveho
systemu a kapital ten t6zko
by sc pry sehnal, pak-li by trak
chi akcie jen 6 procent uzitku
vynasely. Naproti tomu opo-
nenc Zvyseni dividend, w. +.
Davis prohlaSoval, re v6tSi di-
videndy Znamenaji 100000
rocn6 ma ukor obecenstva, jez
bylo by vetSim jizdnym ma ka
rach postizeno. Davisuv pro-
test vsak nepomohl.
Proti zvySeni trakcnich divi-
dend lsou tGz mayor Davis.
trakcni komisar iakoz Getni
naSi radni, kdezto kraisky
klerk Haserodt predpovida,
re obcanstvo rovnez bude, a to
referendum hlasovanim prote
stovat a Haserodt je presved-
cen. re obtanstvo sedmipro-
centni dividendy neschvali.
M3st3ka rada bude Sc otaz-
kou tou Zabyvat Y pond6li Il
kdy k referendum trakcnim.
volbam dojde, pakli k MIN do
jde vubec - nelZe vytuSiti. Ze
vSak zmineny arbitraGni vybor
v6tSinou svou roZhodne V "a
jmu trakcnich akcionaru a ne
prospech obecenstva, tuSilo Sc
davno.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-16

Miss la Blight, of Montrose, is
staying with Mrs. Ed Lowell for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Nettie Gillett sent a barrel of
fruit and vegetables to the Michigan
Children's Home Society, of st. Jo-
seph, and received letter of appre-
citation from which we quote the fol-
lowing: eve assure you that we very
much appreciate it, and it is a great
satisfaction to us to know that we
have so many friends who are inter-
ested in our work for the dependent
children"
Mrs. Ralph Gillett has been in Flint
for number of days past, assisting
in the care Of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Phillips, who has been at the point
of death with influenza and pneu.
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pratt, who
have been boarding with Mrs. Bird
Arnold, for a number of weeks,
have begun housekeeping in the
Harry Beardslee house.
Miss Pauline Helfrich is reported
to be quite i'll of flu.
Have you brought in your best
Kodak picture? Saturday is the last
day.-Reid Bros.
Chas. E. Taylor was confined to
his home by illness the first of the
week, but is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Walter Wilson has been confined
to his home by flu for the past week
put is now recovering nicely.
Mrs. Ed L. Beeman has been quite
i'll the past week, but is now recover
ing nicely.
The Junior Class of Clio High
School gave very enjoyable fair and
social at the assembly room, last Fri
day night. 1t was literally patron
lied and the class cleared about twen-
ty dollars.
d. D. Mecks and Chas. w. Taylor
are enjoying fishing trip at Long
Lake this week. We assume they
are enjoying it, as the report they
sent home was to the effect that they
had caught nine pike, one of which
weighed nineteen pounds, and anoth-
er seventeen pounds. This story en-
titles 'em to recognition among fish
ermen anywhere, no matter what
their reputation for truth and verac-
ity. Of course, neither one of these
gents have ever shown us any big
fish, but still, we are inclined to give
'em the benefit Of doubt.
Donald Littlefield is one of the re-
cent victims of the flu.
George Palmer is quite ill of in
fuenza.
Mrs. Marshall Smith spent few
days of last week in Flint visiting
friends and attending meeting of
the Woman's Club.
Miss Harriet Nickless, of Montrose,
visited her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Moore,
Sunday
Miss Hazel Hunter, of Flint, visited
her aunt, Mrs. Ida Bingham, Satur-
day.
Ray Parks, who has been stationed
at one of the military camps in Min
nesota, visited his aunt, Mrs. Ida
Bingham, last week.
We have some reasonably priced
thermos lunch kits.-Reid Bros.
Mrs. Adah Wisner spent Tuesday
in Flint.
Mrs. Chas. Graves, of Flint, spent
Thursday with Mrs. j. C. Chambers
Mrs. John Reed, of Flint, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Eugene Jones.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-16
CARD OF THANKS.

To the friends and neighbors who
were so kind and sympathetic toward
us during the illness and at the death
Of our beloved baby, to the minister,
for his sympathetic and comforting
words, we would hereby make an ex-
preston of our heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Taylor.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their many acts Of
kindness and for the flowers sent us
during our recent sad bereavement.
We would also thank Rev. A. T. Cam
burn for his comforting words dur
ing the illness and at the death of our
beloved little daughter, Phoebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Smith
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-16

Mrs. Thos. r. Petrie is justly proud
Of beautiful silk hand bag sent to
her by her son, Lieut.. Allen Petrie,
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-16

from France. The lieutenant is at
tached to the troops constituting the
army of occupation and consequently
may remain abroad for a consider.
able period.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-16

day, Feb. 13. A potluck dinner will
be served and valentine box will be
pleasing feature. The regular
business meeting will be held, in
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-16

GLIDING the election Of officers and
the collection Of dues or assessments.
The gentlemen are invited on that
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
Empire OPENS
Branch in Il. &.

or especial lntrrssI to the pc.
troloum Industry IN kansas Chy ana
the noighhuriuE states Of Kansas
Missouri Nebraska and Iowa Is ihr
~ announcement Tint -lhn-L--l-4l-- l. La
finerics Inc, Will have "A branch Of
flee In kansas City The new OF g
- be located ~ the CONNER q
building In the same suite Hs Oc-
cupied by ilB sister company tho
Emplrq Gas 4 .Fucl Go. Howar
N. Rose, recently OF the Tulsa Of
flee OF thc Empire, w be- TN charge,
The opening up ot offices IN Kan
sns city FOR the sale ~ Empire pc
trolcum products is Ia keeping win
the big Doherty company poles ot
expansion, bther bIAuCn"H rctrnilN
have been opened ~ Chicago, 'trNc-
land. Fort. Worth and Pittsburgh.
The Kansas CiN territory VIII en-
brace the states OF kansas, NJ .snurl
Nebraska aud Iowa
THE Empire refining division is lhe
youngest OF the Doherty al. units,
having been established about ihre
years Hat In that length of time,
srvpn plants have been acquired,
aud the combined capacity ~ pres.
ent In In eNceKs OF $4,000 hairel'
daily. The usual prodncle VIII he
distributed. such ns gasoline, kete-
scnc. fuel oil. naphtha, dlstlllate, ga'
oils, rond oil and all kinds or luhh-
cants
The great production of the EN-
pIre companies, which is cun'ider
ably larger than the refining ga
pnclty of the seven plants makea II
always certain that there VIII never
be n shortage Of petroleum products
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
kdB County Gas Busy
LdyiHg Lines

The Say county Ghs company ~
busy on constructing f1nr.inch
i'rr lu ne western bsHEc ard no"
lar 2D0 men a. WORK The ne vii.
be- completed ini1 HuncI ti'y ptiui
10 spur h"iug run from burbank
fu quay The Florence Hickman
gd.scr ~ being connected with Bur
bbnk IN" company has also com
pi'i"d plans "a lay a pip" line from
its western Usage fcid into Kansas
Tho Kay county Gas and IA" Mar
land Refining companies are move
d'illing or have. locations made Tor
- wells ia the b.dgr country. Of
Wh."h NV" are on IN" MIN KAN .sh"
farm, The Mhrltnd company now
has % strings Of tools running aud
expects To have n increased to 20
sii' nEa IN the near future The pay
roll of lhr drilling department now
totals 2lO men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
Big Gas Wen IN
Texas Under Control

Special 20 The World
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas AUG ~.
Today tho giant gas well at WHIT"
point that has long deficd theSrfnrts
TO control II was brought under con
trot by the Corpus christi OH \
Gas Co. They now have all the nj.
tings on the well and are preparing
to cut the big well now estimated to
be making about i0,O00,O00 cubic
feet into the lineE
This field has "A world wide record
as the largest ever discovered ana
the, Gaping OF this well means mat
soon this part OF Texas will haN"
one OF the largest supplies " petrol
eum natural gas available for com
mcrciat purposes To be found any
where in tho world
The Corpus Christi OIL 4 Gas co
IN now drilling another VOL NOT
far from this large gasser and ttH
operations are hctng watched win
great interest by many oil men whn
predict that this will soon provo ia
he "A second Tnmpic0 oil ncld 6lrA'
excitement prevails here and II looks
liko the boom iS on and lhH VIII hr
the next big oil strike In TrNo"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Refined Market Stronger

Tho market for gasoline has ~ ias'
taken 40 decided turn for the better
and from now on ther. viii bo no ne
cessity OF worry ON The part of mar
keters or refiners and prices sh"h'h
advance sharply within the next Few
days
There has been a decided tcndehcy y
on lhe part Of purchasers TO hold or
looking for something better. IN In'
way OF lower prices, but ~" graz
bulk ~ buyers, which includes *"
iohhsrS. are now beginning io nah =
up their minds that bpHlnoHS WIZ
uatify heavy pnrchaFeS
II would seem That IN view ot
threatened railroad trouble thht "N-
aryonc needing gasoline, Kerosene W
Nlel OF would get II In transit at ne
eariiest opportuuity. While ihe
danger is remote, II if nevertheless
an important factor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
Empire Gas Company
Gipes Hedry Mortgage

spsri.l 10 Tho Nur.d
GAINESNILLt. Aus ~ t"dnD
Clerk j +. IuObic lhls morning "a.
CoNcd fUr record what ~ prunab. y
the largest Instrument ~ murigdgr
ever GIcd ~ Iuukr county. Ia"
document covers q sam of ilru 900.
900 and is given uy ~" Empire Gas
q Fupl Co. uf Delaware aud assuctd'"
companies 10 the Equitable IruHt
company OF Sew YORK on fifst. NOR ir
gage bonds on he ptp" line prop
sriics ST the firsl7 named company
ana associates ia" mortgage covers
nearly 100 pr.nto. pagr7 ana Viii I"-
quire CuuEidcIn,i" lpor IA record
ing. the law requiring II lu o. 70.
corded IN oltrN county IN Whirh any
OF the pipe line property les iu htrd.
The Empire company owns mrgr
refinery IN GHlurtNl.le hui ls pipe
line runs through the county fort
Worm Record
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-30
Mounds District,

" f. wilcox IN now drilling at =
40 hhet ON his 20 samuel King
farm In the northeast OF northwest
Of northwcst 81 33-l6-l2.
The same party IL drilling at l,sho
feet IN No. - 10" Lewis In 3l-lb-l2.
The same party In J2-l6-ll. Lula
Eubanks farm well 30. which was
given a shot 10 days ago, is cleaning
out and looks good FOR 20 barrel
producer. rig iimbCrs are being
moved IN to offset this test ON th"
Anna MAY Stidham farm In b-l6-l J..
location being the northwest corner
~ northeast " northeast