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The Washington times., 1919-11-26

Patience worked wonders, together
with their natural intelligence, and
when they lined up against the Gen.
erals they were ready to show a rea
brand of varsity football.
Both Made Lonx Runs.
Both Jack Flavin and Malley made
long runs. Lack of cooperation be-
tween the backs and the forward:
took at least two touchdowns of the
Hilltop total, for Jack FIavin wal
flying when cut down by the Gen.
erals secondary defense. The new
helfback was proving all Exendine
had hoped
Young Malley showed himself a
hard line plunger. able to hold his
pecially speedy. For a boy startine
his first varsity game after but 4
weeks concentrated training. Malley
more than made good.
The New York Tribune saws that
in discussion OF coaches a football
expert named the following twelve as
being the best Of the Fasteners in
his opinion: Warner, Pittsburgh
Bankart. Colgate; Daily, Army: Dobi.
Navy; Cavanaugh. Boston. O.Neill
Syracuse; Robinson. Brown: Ready
Lehigh; Moran. Center; Du-burrow
Stevens. Brooks. Williams. and san.
ford, Rutgers"
Without the slightest desire 70 take
one away from this twelve. we ofyer
10 make 1t bakers dozen by ADDING
Albert A. Exendine. of Georgetown
whose Blue and Gray has triumnhe ed
over Dobie's Mddies and BIZ Raf.
terys Generals, conquerors of Jobn.
ny Heisman's wonderful Golden Tor
nado. Surely there must be room in
the hall of fame for Exendine ,h.
calm' quiet coach of the Hilltoppers
Makes . Fne Record.
Albert A. Exendine. strongly recor-
mended by his own tutor. Glenn G
warner, came to Georgetown in 1914
and with the exception of last wear
when only $. A. I. c. team perform.
ed In a few games, has coached eyerv
Georgetown eleven since. This ia his
NTH season here, and, all things con
sidered. he has had five successruI
seasons.
The most notable Performance y,
mis- elevens have been two victories
over the Navy and one over part
mouth, both eleyens OF the hi9hes,
caliber. No South Atlantic team ba
done much with his teams. though II
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
CAPACITY CROWD Will
WITNESS SERVICE GAME
All Reserved Seats For Coatest At
Polo Grounds Have Been
Sold Now.

NEW YORK Nov. 2e.-The renewal
of hostilities on the gridiron between
the Army and Navy elevens next Sat-
urday will bring out q capacity crCWd.
John B. Foster, of the New York
baseball club, which IL handling the
ticket sale for the game, today an
nounced that all reserved seats with
the exception of q few scattering box
seats have been sold. This means
that more than $4,000 football en-
thusia1ts are In possession OF the
coveted tickets.
The Novy's footb1li squad will be
the hrst to arrive, reaching here from
Annapolis tomorrow. TherArnny squad
10 due Friday night Official wash-
ington will be represented by many
notableA Secretaries Baker and
Daniels of the War and Navy DEPART
ments. Generals Pershing and March
and many other high army and navy
olnciaIs will witness the coutcst.
Vice President Marshall 10 expected
to attend.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
OFF FOR BIG CONTEST
Brooklandcrs Tackle West virxinia
Wesleyan Eleven at Charles
Town Tomorrow.

Twenty-Five players, with Coach
Tom Tracey and Athletic, Director
Charles Moran, are at Charles Town.
w. Va. today awaiting the big game
with West Virginia Wesleyan tomor-
row.
The Brooklanders expect to make q
fine showing against the Buchannou
lads. although a win is improbable
because OF the fact that the West Vir.
ginians are considerably stronger in
every department than the Brook
landers.
The Catholic University team is in
f1rst-class shape and can be expected
to so the limit in tomorrow's game
The lineup was not announced when
the Brooklanders left last night
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
Tomorrow's
Grid Contests

o. 8. 8. Pennsylvania vs.. Hampton Roads
Training Station. at Central Stadium,
o'clock.
GaiIaudst W. War Risk. at Kendall
Green.
Rex A. c. Vs. Philadelphia Receiving
Ship, at Union League Park.
Dreadnaughts vs.. sixty-third Infantry,
At Alexandra.
ssminoles Va Virginia A. C. At Alexan-
dria-
Maryland State vs. Johns Hopkins, al
Baltimore.
Pennsylvania W. Cornell
Pittsburgh W. Penn Stata
Georgia Tech w. Auburn.
West Virginia Wesleyan W Catholic
Univ, At Charlsstown, w. Va.
Virginia W.. North Carolina. At Chapel
Syracuse vs. Nebraska.
w. and J. vs. West Virginia
Center VI. Georgetown College
Detroit VI. Holy Cross.
v. p. I. vs.. ". n. 1. at Roanoke
South Carolina Vs. The Citadel
Sswanee VI. Vanderbilt.
North Carolina State Va Wake Forest
w. and L. We. Tulane
Columbia VS.. Brown
Georgia VI. Clemson
Kansas va Missouri
Washington W. St Louis Cniv.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
BASKETBALL RULES
COMM|TTEEMEETS

All basketball officials. coaches snl
players will be interested In the A.
nouncement that an interpretaxtoa
meeting viii be held here on Dsosar
Der At 2 ,. M At the Washtageoa
Hotel.
DR.. Joseph Z. Raycroft. ef Prises-
ton Universtty. connected WITH IL
War Camp Community 6arvteo hago
during the war, viii Be cAiof 0pokoo.
man at the big baskstbali meeting.
The Princeton man has lo0g bso0
Identified with basketbau aAA - .
member of the rules committee WhtGA
drafted the Intercollegiate. Y. II G.
A. and A. A U. rules into tie Drsseae
code.
1t 10 expected that all ofIScialA
coaches and captains Of teams h t.
South Atlantic section VIII b In e.
tendADcc at the meeting.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26

Flavtn suffered q fracture OF small
lone in one of his ankles early in the
season before he could impress Coach
T.xendine with his gridiron worth.
Tci three weeks or more he was with
CUT practice Even now John O'Reilly
e-roans every time he sees the boy
thrown hard. lest he suffer further
injury. He was q candidate Tor
s,usrterback, q hopeless situation with
the veteran Maloney on the squad.
II is quite probable that, had Flavin
,een able to hold his place in the
sractice workouts during October, he
would have gained Exendine's atten-
don much earlier than he did, but
a. luck had IT, only dire necessity
caused by the injury to Johnny Nc
Quade and the late reporting with
consequent lack of hardening, OF Tom
SsrgAn, gave Flavin and Malley their
opportunities
nnA Little Tine.
Returning from Atlanta, Coach Ex-
rndine had little time in which to
" hin a backfield into shape to face
washington and Lee, winner over
Georgia Tech. McQuade was gone, he
Knew. Tom Gargan was not in the
best Of physical condition. There
we're outs IN connection with other
ksckheld candidates
The Hill top coach began expert
rentin1 at once. F1avin's speed.
ability to forward pass and gameness
naturally attracted the coach's atten-
ton and this grasshopper of the
sridiron was given Captain McQuade's
y,osttion At right halfback.
GLOOMY Gus" Malley-by the way,
Gloomy doesn't At this smiling chap
At all-began ripping and tearing up
things generally in the prpctice work
yute Quickly Exendine showed him
ever to the varsity eleven in Gargan's
,lace at left halfback-
Between Monday and Friday Exen-
dine drilled those two green players.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
STREET RACE INTERESTS
MANY GOOD YOUNGSTERS
NC. A. events to be held tomor

Y. NJ. G. A. events to be held tomor>
row morning draw many fast boys.
The annual street races to be held
tomorrow morning under the auspices
OF the Boys Y. NJ. c. A. department
have attracted unusually fast young
sters from the high and graded
schools. as we'll as from the "Y"
speedsters.
The event has been held for FIVE
years now and has been growing in
popularity right along. Earl Fuller
is in charge of the senior event and
n. A. Diehl is in charge of the junior
affair.
There will be two races carded. The
seniors will run over distance of a
mile. The juniors will hit the con-
crete for a mile. The start and finish
will be held in front Of the Boys Y.
NJ. c. A. building, 1886 G street north
west, and is scheduled to start at 10
q. m.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
CARPENTERS BRAINS
WILL WIN, HE BELIEVES

LONDON, Nov. 26.-"Carpentier's
brain will beat Beckett's muscle, -
Manager Deschamps said today at the
training quarters of the French heavy
weight champion.
Speaking of the 2o-round fight De-
cember 4 with Joe Beckett, Des-
champs said his boy" has the biggest
task of his life before him in going
against the heavier Britisher. Beckett
is a great fighter.
1T will be big strong. heavy hit
ting man against a lighter, quicker
and more scientific boxer" he said, II
will be strength with a punch against
brains and speed with a punch. And
brains Will win every time"
The Washington times., 1919-11-26

Before Washington and
well consider the remarkable perform
Hilltop COACH who developed two first
have been duplicated
elsewhere but do know Of the If Gmour Dobie could
approach he would not be complaining about
merely with passing Of the
would found their in his 1919
CATION criticism of the Navy COACH but
attention what Exile has done at
Georgetown
Of the Boston Latin school
this but lack Of condi
doing his best in the practice He
Atlanta He stayed at home nursing
injuries substitute quarterback for
Malone getting Georgia Tech short time in the
injured October and only began to show
before the battle with the Yellow Jackets With
Tech both these had
varsity regulars with Johnny
take his place behind the ne Coach Exen
dina must choose them.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
WEST TURNS 1T DOWN.

UTICA. N. Y, Nov. ce.-D. Belford
West, captain OF the Colgate eleven,
has declined an offer OF 81. 900 to play
one game for the Cleveland team
against Jim Thorpe's Canton Bulldogs
Thanksgiving afternoon in Cleveland.
Offers were also turned down by
Hank Clio and Oscar Anderson from
the same club.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
HARVARD CRIMSON ASKS
STIFF SCHEDULE IN 20

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. c6.-The
Harvard Crimson, in editoriaily de-
msnding a sitter football schedule
today proposes that the Harvard man
aeement seek contests for 1920 with
Pennsylvania, Cornell and Colgate.
Playing a stronger schedule. the Grim
son says. will give the team considera-
ton for championship honors.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
FRED FULTON BELIEVES
HE'LL GET CHAMP BOUT

NEW YORK. Nov. 26-Fred Fulton,
Minnesota heavyweight, has renewed
his def to Champion Jack Dempsey.
The big plasterer, who has just re-
turned from England. says he will
force Dempsey to meet him.
Speaking Of the coming battle be-
tween Beckett and Carpenter in LON
don, Fulton says he expects Carpen-
tier to win. He declares that Backett
will be no match for the Frenchman
il Carpenter is in top form.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
TOP PRICE is $4,000.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Eiever year
lings SOLD by ]. r. Mcgowan, OF Mount
Sterling, KY, brought $4,000 late yes
terday at the 'Old Glory horse snle
in Madison Square Garden The top
price was $40, 900 paid by W. II. Cane,
New York, for Bellevue. d. G. Nc
Donald. of Pittsburgh. paid $500 for
three yearlingA
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
ABEL TO MEET BENNY.

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 26.-Jake Abel.
welterweight champion Of the A. E. F.,
and of the Pacific Coast, laid claim to
the Southern title last night when he
outpointed Vic Moran. Southern welter
champion, of New Orleans, in ten
round contest Abel will meet Benny
Leonard here on December %, in n
ten-round bout
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
OREGON AGGlES INVITE
THREE TEAMS TO COAST

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 26.-Invita ..
tions have been telegraphed the Il
linois. Syracuse and Notre Dame foot
ball teams to meet the Oregon AgsIs
eleven in Portland. The Aggie hone
that game between football tearns
representing the west and east can
be arranged for December.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
GETS ANOTHER SET.UP.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Benny
Leonard. worlds lightweight cham
pion, takes on Soldier BartneId, the
veteran welter. in the fnal bout st
the Olympia tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
KING IS winner.

George King defeated A. Borncamp
by IS to 50 in the pocket billiard
tournament at the Grand Central last
night. NcCabe and Bohannon will
play tonight
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
COLGATE PICKS LAIRD.

UTICA. N. Y. Nov. 26.-James T.
Laird, right halfback. has been elect
ed captain Of Colgate's 1920 football
team. His home is at Montpelier.
Vermont
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
JACK BRITTON WINS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov 26.-Jack
Britton, of New York, welterweight
champion of the world, won in a ten
round bout here last night over Har-
vey Thorpe. of Kansas City.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
THESE KIDS WANT GAMES.

The Rex Junior A. c. are looking
for football elevens on Sundays and
holidays. Communicate with Manager
Milton Brown, 1885 II street northeas
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
MAY CHOOSE DUMoe.

EASTON. Ia, Nov. f6%os Du0~A
the sensational end, is likely 10 -
chosen Lafayctte's football caHtAsu
for 1920. he WAS given all-Anersoaa
honors By many while with syrseaSs
two years ago.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
DELANEY DEFEATS NOYE.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 26.-Cal De-
laney, Cleveland lightweight, defeated
Johnny Noye, Of Minneapolis. here last
night, in a ten-rcund bout.
The Washington times., 1919-11-26
S0PHS TAKE GAME,

Central High sophomores defeated
the Freshmen by a score OF IL to
ON the stadium neld yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
Financial
Live Stock
STOCKS OPEN STRONG
BUT SOON DROP BACK
R~mo,ai ~ Mrcy I"suric,inn2 In
,purAxc. Dcaicv---sharcs 'ungc
IOrwnrd, Only Ia io-~ ,.nius,

NEW YORK. Jan - l.nuH'l''
lcitoment and ACTIVITY attended lh'
,psning ~ todAyH F'ock Wafh"t an
result ~ laW nightH action ~ 'h'
nrai money oommltt"" ia removing
Practically all testrictInnH upon 'i"d
70, Ieading shares opened at ~ NJ
Z u 2 points. th,r" la ~N' Al
ras.a bring exceeded hefur" short
covering exhausted iisolf Realizing
for PROFITS then enniud and advances
were soon cancelled. The net 80 It,
IN f'ct. showing some material luHf"E
In part, however. today = r"ilh'h
sn- attributed 10 fvn"N"i wrhNn, ~
OF Irnoklyn Transit. wh'h drorp"h
10 within fraction ~ iiH lowest rec
ord and n charp break Ia M"Nlr"h
Tetruloum un rumorH ~ fur'h"r nc
tion With Tho authorities OF that
country.
Consolidated Gus also weakened
closing with an unsettled lone, Sales
amounted to a2b, 600.
Tho hank statement dirc lorcd an
actual decrease ~ almost " BOO, 900
In loans and decrease OF tls.bOO.
600 IN excess roHerVca
bonds were steady, tho sothSck IN
the stock list having no effect Total
az les par value aggregated 1920
900. pld United States bonds woro
unchanged on call during the week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
MALlOY OPPOSED TO
MANAGERIAL RULE
irinr- system CONTRARY Ia self
'.o, rrnD,"n, Popular Vote
T. ph"Id

iai MrloF, IN the follow ~ com
Wuh'rtlIUu tu Tho ru.m Nufli. up
r"H'H ih" managerial torn - ypt.
"inm'ut ana CuuCls"b states hlr
irhA"n- fur tho attitude he A.Hum,.
it"p'f rN"rutiN"s rin not hr hh.l
W p"pulHt Notr. such ~ the h.af"
h"hi ~ Professor II /. lliifuu. 'pu.
llll'tl etprfi' In an address dc
''Vei'i last "Wednesday before "A lu.
cal 'lFi. 'lu6- \ strange doctrine
indeed ~ this day ~ dpnottacy
IN uh' "iufofiahls fact, too. N II he
but uriy ha.f.truth.
a. plain spoken American with
pf't'nt" 10 no moro than aVrfag.
pollii'hl sense. I feel thai tho state
m'hi Hhnuli not 20 unChillrngrd
lmlnlN thn professors charge b.
'hht lh" people arc unflt Tor S"lf
IuN"i nn'u' Indeed city manager
can 10" Justified on me- other gtuuui
~ 'hni'o between tho ""viI' of
t''"dnW ana tho virtue - efficient
control viii choo. the former
o. fact To speak In earnest. | be-
llrve II adds "a charm
To spice IA" good a triflo with a llitlo
dust ~ harm
How any plan ~ government lie
pendent upon such autocratic prin-
'ipic could he projected ~ this time.
IN TO me inconceivahle The s.nti
nlent that IN. people are unfi, to
choose th-ir executives In born ~
the impudence Of the aflstocrat and
h" SELF esteem OF What liz often mis-
taken for Intellect.
In this country IN. question does
no, admit of debate Tn. unrc-
strieiod rIGht of tn. citizen Ia "A
'Noico In thu selection OF his public
servants has already besn sdJudged.
In Americas declaration OF Indepen g.
dence u IL written. a. a seif-evident
truth. that
Governments ara Instituted
among mon deriving their Just pow
err from the consent ~ the SOW
crnrd'
Abraham lincoln declared the
american !. .r dYc'rins at Gettysburg
This is a government NJ the peo-
pie. for tho people and by the people
Americas slogan NJ war has been
--h-r paramount principle OF prace
must be that
Tho world mus, be made safe
for democracy.
1T In n curious logic that holds
tho average citizen suited for tho
sacrificc OF a soldier. but untitled
TO select his civil executive officers.
Shall We deny In Tulsa, oklahoma,
that riHht for which the forces of
civilization have fought upon the
battlefield ana which they shall
award ~ tho peace table 10 the least
Of European nations, namely: The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
MRS. WRAy'S DOCTOR WAS
BADLY FOOLED

Madam" snid her doctor TO Mrs
Matte Nrny, You have Can stones
YOUR only salvation lies IN speedy
operation Mrs WrlY feared the
knife, but WAS ready to submit Rs
Il was necessary to save her lifc. ~
so the doctor tried 10 make her he.
lirvr. Then friend suggested the
orgptonc Treatment. and she tried
u ~ last resort bf course, her
sail stones disappeared and she IL
again a well woman. Orgnton. dis
solves kali stones and they pass Off.
leaving the patient once more In
perfect health
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

period or Industrial unrest. ther" N
ru telling whore the s"c al uphchval
N'l lead ~
~" declared II would 10 hnri 20
sty whether li would lead ia a t"'or
uIlnu ru,h aT fht' ~ me Ftrn'h, 90
90 me hulHhrNlhl ia lI..a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

VIIlONUO Tan 91 lIofs RereIris
~ 900 sead, hut. slfiOntf dS,
butchers ~ 1OaiT IN NGht siHfAa
liiN hacking siu ioaiJa 80. choice pig,
sli7NmiIhO
cattle Receipts 20 10 q pei cent lover
fct tho weet
Shrep Receipts ooo1t compared with
q wect agn lower
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

Hrw YORK Jan 2a The actual con
dltlon Of clearing house banks and ,tn.t
eompsnles for the week show, that the,
hold sis.iaaTTO trstrse IN s,rs~ 81 le
esI rsquir-msnts THIS IL dcetsAs. Of
tissoifs0 from last weet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

In Oklahoma j. W. Sappngton furniture
modest salary This only few months lie came down
Texas oil district and got into the oil business Now he has
and after Sappngton
Oklahoma where he lived and toed for lie
well liked among the business
But like other salary he became restless and anxious
He took the oil and made big
Sappngon drilled producing oil wells and not
hole Remarkable record isn't it? He brought in the 000barre
well Bukburne Texas the middle Of January this
Of a 000barre that this Oklahoma boy brought
At s225 barrel 1OOObarrel well per Figure
what this stockholders a with
of That capital which Mr.
Sappngton organized, the Texas Ranger Oil Company.
invites Oklahoma people to join with him in putting
right Follow this ead-h fellow
mouths struggling along salary He help
into making big money.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
Iihmty BOND cio.ins


NV NUNk' JAN " NtftlutiIe p
pef IS a. = per cont str-l.tr cn LAY
Bills, t5aA commercial 90 dsy hills on
banks AJAX commercial Uu IA, Mills
sTan demsnd, AIN s,hls, i7e eis
uuldsrs Demand. ithr. csblss. liAc
MsticAu nollsrs 11tr
Oovsrnmen, bonds and railroad bonds
steady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

ron RALE-An undivided one.
sixth interest OF 1870 acres In See
p-a.9 In Fox district, Lease paid
for years No drilling contract
For Particular write, W. y. Nc
laushlln. Thackervlllr, Okla ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
Burkburnett

This has in the wonder Bukbunett oil field 10 1
miles north of Burkburne within "a mile of Robinson WELL big
producer 200 feet of Marine producing well 10 south
of Burkburnett within miles Humble WELL
undivided oneha 10 Burbunet
adjoining Fisher Giand and Gates 81 ,OO0O lease
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
xansas City urNln

KAssAs Crry. Jsn, as--rNsA wNss,
ns;s'ss'd ss \. y =, '.,s ,.s ,S No /. 1 s',s
Corn--fevsr. No q mirsd, o. .soelsa
No vhts nSe@LAoi No ysllsw
Os,s,i~.u No. q vhl,.. ose@xs
Ns-ei.tAsi "a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
IsSaA Owners.

We are In the market FOR leases
and drilling contracts In tho Texas
ana oklahoma fields Tel l126.
southern Development Co, 52s Rob
lnaun uldg ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

cHIcAoo Jan. 2S.--ba'''r higher.
Esrs over t.e:ipt.. 4, iN ,','
nsrh, rssss Included. sl@sae
Pots.ces---nsesipts. 40 ears unchanged
Psuisry Alive ssehsnsed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

CHICAGO Jsn. as --oofn--So. s y.i
ie~, ei2s
t;..- r.. Y. ss.'s'': e :,sss ss'ss,'ssSss ss,sSs
Barley so stpfc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

FOR aALE-. Retwcen $4,000 and
20 900 feet wrot tlnch iron pipe
Call phone 10 and 1850, tOb Illlss
iildE ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
Ranger

Tweny-f the Duke WELL a big producer
Total of 235 eight In this wonderful oil country
where riches made almost every Surely the poor
is here. Follow lead of Sappngton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
. More Reasons

Sapngton drilling and today the best known
drlers in this section He has drilled producing wells and dry
hole Sappngon broke all records by drilling the sand and setting
the casing of the Orient well Ia days Stock Orient jumped to
to 30 days Size and location Oil CO.
sufficient to capitalize ordinary million dollar Capital
only 500 1000. Stock at 81 per share
Reference: bank WORTH Wichita Falls,
Texas, Oklahoma City, Okla
Our first two wells the Burkburnet fields will
start drilling sufficient
them They will be offset wells. both drilled time When
things begin to happenheyre going happen this
Play the with wnner-his who made for
tune In few months II big gushers and ceray
to- this stock wuold be worth many
day Now IL the time to act Don't decide
to take advantage of this opportunity Fill the
ner of this advertisement and send in with check RIGHT NOW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

Experienced oil man wants lease
10 look after and pump. married
Write no1 iti. Turley, Okla ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

100 shares ~ stock ln rarkvll',
on corp, paying dividends now
Address = " Ginger, 20 Eaa, Elm
street. Alton, III ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

ron SALE i,Oif shares Red
Rank Oil tn. a. par. - 90. gao
shares local nook stock can & v
Murdoch. bOf Wright nlde Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
Iowa Park

Twenty 2iO Watkn we'll SO direct line
between link Watkins northwest of Iowa Park
and three miles link
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

We are IN the market for prphuc
tlon. IioS i6l. Robinson. III Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26
Three Big Opportunities

Here the bot the world why should join Sap
pngton in this company:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

Want TO give drilling contract on
s0acrr tract of land surrounded on
three sides by oil. iiuSnan. tiO n
Frisco. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

Moving 10 Fort Worth, TEXAS. have
room for another automobile In car
leaving Tuesday; also kitchen range
for sale. Phone b2ba.--Adv.