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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
PRINCE OF WALES MAY
TOUR THROUGH INDIA

BOMBAY. Nov. lit is under
stood hero to be definitely settled
that on the conclusion Of the Prince
OF Wales American tour a prelim-
mary program Will he arranged for
him 20 spend nearly five months In
this country when the weather Is at
ita best. lie WIN probably arrive IN
November and leave In the hnrch
following
Even IN tour OF this duration IL
will he impossible for him To visit
all the places which are worthy OF
visit and are ANXIOUS 70 welOme the
prince. II ~ fairly certain tnat the
tour will follow much the same
ground as on the occasion OF king
Georges VISIT ls the Prince OF Wa'es
In 1905. and India In looking for-
ward " being the first British do
miniOn to welcome the future fr1n-
cess OF Wales.
Tho tour Viii involve travelling
something Hike 10000 miles, cover
ingnn tn" most important c"nt"rs
from bombay to Mandalay ana
Peshawar to Madras and including
possibly IA trim TO Csylon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Mystery Surrounds
Finding of Deserted.
Vine-COpered Home

ANNISTON. Ala. Nov ! -- ND
den in a mass of honcysuclle vines
ambrose bushes which completely
hid II from view. Revenue officers
Ferguson Edwards and Draper
looking for an illiclt stll, came
upon "a deserted home within ak
miles OF Piedmont. which people
of the netghborhnod had forgotten
existed The officers. expecting
To ftud an iliiCtt distillcr, hidden
In the mass of bushes. forced their
way into II to find u we'll built log
house from which the people oc-
cupyinP II had evidently gone with
the intention Of retnAping soon,
with the dust NJ u or 30 years
covering II. the furniture still was
I'm the house, the table was SO, as
for a meal soon to hc served, stove
wood was piled near stov" ana
on the beds were the b"dcluthcs
which had covered them years be-
fore
The officers were unaDi" Ia
learn anything abdut the deserted
home ut who had occupied II u
had been abandoned with, every
thing left In shape, and thtindlch-
tiuna were that the owners had
been called away and had been
prevented ror some reason from
returning 10 the home. and rose
bushes. hunrysucklc and under
brush had grown until they had
completely hidden 1t from view,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
YOUNG WOMEN NOW
CENS0RING FILMS
Eliminating Undesirable
Pictures.

M6Nico CITY, NoN Two
young Mexican women have been
placed in control ut the rcnsoInh, y
and dcNelupment uf motion p.tture
films IN Mexico. They are M'Ns Al
riauH :. Ehlcrs. who Will act a. chief
censor, and Miss DolOrfs l.. thlrr,,
who viii have charge of thu WORK OF
producing Mexican tiltna 10 he dis
trtbuted in the United states, Europe
and IatineAmerictn cuuutrirs. Tho
purpose oof this widespread dtstTibu-
ton OF the Mexican films Il hnr
nouncrd to he 10 clear away many OF
the misunderstanding that are sad
to exist regarding Mexico
In addition the two young women
are to have charge OF IA" making OF
educational filmS tu hc cNhih ted
free NJ cost to natives Of Mexico Ia
teach Mrxicuus modern methods ot
liNing The iNo young women " 4
act under the direction OF the de
partment Of the Interior
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
ABOLISH CREDITS AND
SWAT LIVING EXPENSES

CALUMET. Mich, Nov. 1.-The
elimination OF the credit system and
delivery charges would reduce the
cos, OF living by Is per cent, accord
ing to retail merchants who testified
In the living cost inquiry, conducted
by Prosecuting Attorney Lucas of
Houghton county. Two witnesses,
representing two OF the Target mer-
camille esta ablishments In the district.
testified that IA cash SYSTEM and "A
carry your own" plan would be a
blow to rising household expenses
and they suggested these systems
az the only remedy for present con
ditions
II is probable testimony relative
to the credit and delivery systems
will be submitted to Attorney Gen
erai Groesbeck OF Michigan and
legislation concerning these phases
OF the mercantile business will be
urged by the posecuting attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
TOY SHOW PLANNED FOR
WINDY CITY IN FUTURE

CHICAGO, Nov. I 1.--Toyh OF beau
tiful workmanship mndc hY children
win be shown Mt the national exhibit
ton OF American made toys. to be
held nt the Art institute here from
December to January .. OF the
toys already IN. one of the most re-
mnrkahle II u complete playhouse
with chairs about the size OF ring
boxes, tiny tables and beds twith
hand made ruffled bedspreqdsl, the
mos, diminutive OF bric-a-hrac, All
complete even to the ex1uisitely de-
signed wall paper and window, cur
inlns-made by I5-year-old girl
Florence Judd is tho girls name. and
she lives In a little iliinuis town. and
has made doll furniture and clothes
since she was years old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
TWO TULSA FIRMS
MAY SELL STOCK
Rope Factory and stationery Conn
pany Given Permission to
Float Securities,

Special To Tho Worldo
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov THE
atate issues commission, which al
ministers the Simpspn blue Sky law,
has granted the following permits
Federal Producing company, OKLA
homa city, capitalization 5000, 900,
krantcd permit To sell $4,000 wnr h
OF Htock.
Western Rope and Mannfacturins
company Tu lSn capitalization
t600,n00, granted permit TO sell
t26l SOC worth OF stock
ArdmOre- Akron Tire and Rubber
company Ardmotc, rapltalHit on
81 O00 600 permit 10 sell stock to
the amount of $4,000
Eldorado oil aud Gas COMPANY
El bornto, Capi .iIatlnn $50. 900,
permit to sell stock To the amount OF
t2h ,0u0
Mcturtain Dil and Gas company
McCurtaiu. permit to rrll stock &
the amoun, of $4,000, capitaiZnli1 n
100000,
New wheel ON and Refining com
pary. Muskog.e, capi,alIza ion 800.
600. permit to sell stock To tn,
amount ~ $4,000.
KIRK Greer hil company Enid
capitalization tlOO 0O0. permit to Hel|
stock to the amount uf ti0.00O.
FEEDS stationery company. Tulsa;
capitalization $4,000; permit TO sci
$40 600 worth OF stock,
The GaEomonr company ~ MuSko.
gee made an Application but was de-
MED permit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

fe..t In old hole Emoir- Gas a Fuel
ro No :, Temole IN Ia-a7-A i, un-
d,rrraminp to 2.3b0 feet. Edwards
and associates No. 1 Baldwin In g.
27-s Is an abandoned rig. otter
Creek OIL company No. McMillen
In $3.50 In shut down at $50 feet.
Dixie OH company No. l Dixon In
1929 spudded In and smut down
after which tools were moved away
j. y. Jones and associates NO i
Holmes In s-2s-l2 Is shut down at
1850 feet.
Harvey county. Mlnnehoma OH
company No. / Giichrist In 2I.22-2
is drilling at 1900 feet Houston and
assoc iates No. / Wilson In 2S-22-2 Is
fighting cave at 2,73O feet watchorn
and associates No. 1 Day In 32-22-2
is shut down Mt 2,s5O feet, tools have
been moved away but casing remains
in hole. Same parties No. Metz
in s3-22-2 is shut down at l.Abo
feet. No. watsoh.nsky in 4-23.2
is shut down at 710 feet. No. 1
Huntington in the same section ID
shut down at 2,tBs feet for orders
The Elmerdale OIL company is drill
ing at s70 feet in No. I Gotx In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

r .Ipern. who organized some
n,nsI successful OF the oil
sa,,nanies operating IN oNia' s.,,
coh'P5, -. is in the city from
Pittsburgh ~
yw . Duffy and Or. l.. C. YOUNG
".a,t OF The Rex oil company
80 Iast night for Fort "or'h'
Texas
O. o pon,, w Patterson. vice presi-
commerce Petroleum COM
"em. - one "A business trip 10 81
p'uf md vicinity and Will return
r., early the coming week.
- u,ir ~ billings, Mont, who
vn. formerly one Oh ue
.b.,u owners in the hot VI
,,, In Tuls, and is devotihg himsei
entirely TO OH
- Ian',n. prominent con
-, The raddo field OF l,outsi-
in the city for few days
ti,rlan has nickname ana an
80 n on all occasions. lie b
r,iled "B A q. Hanlan.
Hazard Gahreath, well known oil
'Inrer Of independence, Kan. IN
IN. civ and says that the recent
Y1a,eicpmon, at Begrs has made ms
roa,,. look Ike ready money lie
.nor's ia do much drilling In that
vicinity
: = Tarler. who has been with
he Wa,crs-PierCe people as speclh'
rrnre,cniativc has accepted posi-
.,n,. ,,ith the General American Re
,,n<rr company and VIII ieaVe lot
rbicago within the next rev days
ua should find his new position
much to his liking,
Thomas chestnut OF the big firm
NJ chestnut a. Smith, who mas heen
m with pneumonia, Is reported
much better. which will be good
rows IN his many friends in Tulsa.
vr chestnut has always enjoyed un-
usually good health and those VINO
Lpnw him best are loath to believe II
possible for him tosbe bedridden.
r. r Black is back from Toledo'
ohio where he has been looking
.f,er his farm aud also for loca-
ton FOR steel tank works where the
sreel can be manufactured and fahri-
Gated 10 ship to the MID continent
fields The announcement as to this
shop viii be made shortly, Mr.. Black
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
AMERICA IS REPLACING
BRITAIN WITH BRAZIL

RIO DE JANElRO, Brazil, Nov. /
Imports into BRAIN from the United
States IN ~" tiist slN mon hs of 1919
we're four times greater than those
from Great Britain, the nearest
competing country, according 10 the
American chamber OF CommuCr" ot
nrazil
Total imports were l6b7i6,7hN
or this amount tSg.727,2bp came
from the United states and f22.9S3.-
2b0 from Great Britain.
Bra2ils exports for the snme pc.
riod toialed 100000. uf which
he United States took product,
v,tlucd at s93,S9O,250 France wac
the next heaviest purchaser, with
t7,l6l2b0, while Grcst Britain wa
third, with S2I.b56,60
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
WITH THE OIL MEN

Is very enthusiastic over the big
crops he has raised on his farm anu
says he has been offered an advance
OF $3.50 per acre over the price he
paid three years ago. Mr.. Black ~
some farmer, which accounts for the
big price he is offered and doubtless
he has the place looking mighty
fine.
J. Edgar Pew. president Of the
Twin state oil company. who has
been In Tulsa attending the riAi oil
Charles KrieEer, charged with dyna-
hitting the Pew residence here, went
to his headquarters In Dallas yester-
early next week when the trMl VIII
be resumed.
A wire received from Arch d.
Order. who Is on the way with his
wife's remains for, burial, states that
the funeral arranGsments have been
changed and That tho obsequies Will
be held at p. m. Monday. from the
Weiss undertaking parlors. instead
OF In chicago as previously reported
As Milwaukee wns Mrs. Order .
former home, II II thought that the
change has been made that she may
be buried with her kindred.
L. H. Phillips. of the production
department OF the oklahoma Pro-
ducing & Refining Co. who returned
10 days ago. accompanied by his
wife and daughter, from his ola
home at Marietta, Ohio has been
una bile to move his family 10 resi-
dence he has leased at Al North VIC
tor street. owing TO the serious Ill
meas OF Mrs Phillips. who Ia suffer
ing from an attack of acute indiges-
titn In their apartment At Hotel
Tulsa. Mrs Phillips will be removed
to the Tulsa hospital within few
days. where she will submit to an
operation.
This part OF the country is at
trncting great deal of attention.
and / think every real. sure-cnouKh
oil company In the world has a rep
rcsentative here and they are all
purchasing property" E X. Smith.
president OF the Commercial Nation
al bank OF Shreveport, La. writes
to friends here. MY own company,
the Caddo Central OIL 4 Refining
corporation" he continued 'is In
creasing it's production. increasing It's
holdings In all the proven fields and
we are very optimistic as to the ~ =
turc OF the industry In this section.
he added.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

f4-s will shortly begin the tons,ruc-
ton OF a large supply house and viii
Also do a big lot ot other building
to house their enp1oyes In this field
and II Is reported that this COMPANY
Is said 10 be considering the con
struction OF refinery here. This Is
inst south OF the corporate limits
II IL safe 10 say q, that In the
wynona district there are not less
than 800 producing wells and gasrers
and new locations and new rigs are
being reported daily, within the next
week from one district not less than
10 new wells are expected to he
brought In. The well brought in a
couple Of days ago north OF town
by the Celestlne company, has now
settled down and Is making 40 bar
rels per hour, II first coming In AT
about 75 barrels per hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
RECORD DEMAND FOR n
HUNTING LICENSES

GENEVA. N. Y. Nov. lit may
be the high cost OF living or II
may he the desire OF the hunter or
tho near-hunter to get In touch with
nature that this season has created
an unusual demand for licenses 10
hunt and kill during the open sea-
son. Nimroas old and nimrnds
young have besieged the city clerks
office here for the card and button
which entities them to these privl-
leges. The cock pheasant Is said to
be aplenty. The hunter Is after
him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Maverick County. TCyas

Shaw n Dickenson ot Tulsa seem
To be playing In their usuaY luck and
this time II IN on account OF the
number Of wells drilling on their
acreage In Maverick counay. Texas.
There Ia "A structure running from
the northwest to the southeast which
Is known as the shaw a Dickinson
anticline and four deep tests are
now underway. as follows; The
Hanchett well is drilling around
5000 feet. the Higgins on a Gas Co.
at about 500 feet.@the United Texas
company well at 400 feet. Fred
Storm OF Okmulgee In rigging up.
This IN the country just this side OF
Eagle Pass The Higgins OH 4 Gas
Co. In said to have had nice show -
Ing OF gas at $40 same being brand
enhcaded for deeper drilling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
In the Oil Fields



Wildcat opr'uDns III nn ~ nu
Barton county INC .e'1"m
a Gas - remains snut aom a.
1850 feet account co.lapseu saS,s o1
IN lis test on the sony iain' III
IL west ,.u,
Barker county iolliuus an" ,o n
GATES NO Gibson rahen, 49,, ,,s,
West SHOWS no chahge rom tno 'ast
several weeks IL snu,uo~n "A
ls'o ieet WIN su'n,, snu" W 90 90
me Mediclhe louse So
No ] storm IN tne ho''n'"s'
l3 west is a location , on o.
'Aase county Ine L'ooty =.
Gas 60 no. ! Gu'hrle'
smut down al l'SVo ieel
ana associates. No l 'ones' ~ ~.
soulh"est or nor ulcas' VI
dry and ana no ohed at l,sV9 luer
~ Mem ann a7eo''''cs, w -,
money E,zl-e ~ rig up. o ~,
ana associates 40. J. innney -
center or %l--l dfihaiis s,ut 'o"n
win water al sVv Iee'' Shaw ann
associates, no. l iiarsn, IN the iior u"
east OF z'-S--o' S ris up.
cloud county. HoWerlon ana as-
soClates 40 ! byrhes ~ 49, west
'etialhS snu' doMh III L.-ou Iee'
IoWahche county, Sh"w "nu as
soc"t,S, ~ ! nl'a", III 'h'N,no, W
."S' OF ,-S'lo west IL iha''N'ni Oh
'"e stouhu, ~ o,, . ,
NoiteS county hroucn pll rhs
o, ~. SoneS. III i--'i'' - s''"'
''~n a. loss leSt. s,t =.
LAY couh'y' Neson oyhuica,e
s'ul uo"n a. .''Vo iee' III NO i
avery IN SV-s-i4'
o"Iey county hnu.ner "eu nus
Teh nahnoned IN Cowley county,
.,',,, .S ". to. ha' a,n, III ,ne
~. nvas' OF sou',mEs. ~, 49, ely
'pahuphed az S,soS rect Lang
s hhu associates. NO. i Russell, IN
rNB- !, is shut down for casing at
dHoo tee' Nanaman n Davidson
IRE shnt Town at fcc'feet In NO !
noch r IN . Empire Gas
wi ". no. ! shannon IN St-sl o.
~, ~ uhuer roaming 10 l'7bO feeti
80 nrH'a vi 20 NO. ! Berry, In 10
- mas a flshing )ob AT 2.s7O feet
nopk'ns " Marvin are shut down at
1916 West & Ossenbeck are shut
ir -'Voo iee' III NO Su'hrie'
bos',,,, - ~
Ca Ca 'o""S' hopper Oh
az vos, ~ nnrsnihsn IN Li-l7
Dictt,s s"u'uoWh at i,IVo feet'
Ga rn county; sinclair on
is snrJs,ro,u",,t ,", Mnhnns a IN 20, il-s'
inc ua.shn t'',''s 70 s,uou rect Deer
r,e nn 70. and associa'es nave a
cas-, n, neW 'es' IN the south
s,no,L UL northwest OF Bal west.
is'e,. 80 - ras ~ no Sroh-
rompan,. ~ spuuuiis same
driIIing 1o6 'one, /" S'i--I, ~
ossocit,o i,'Vo ieet heliy ana
/. s,u1 ~, w haher' IN 4o-lZ-8'
clates ~ u rurrestcr 2nd nsso-
.hut dow ,ar 10y ioi, III
Stuart,and ,ssocia,.b 60 cu, 80,
In s5.1I.a "a - ~ "llie.,e'
!. Wa, o, so,,hg" ne" k up. nor IN.
Ation NarshaiI "a ~ ou.nehs' OIL
1idlny 10 sahIa n hIe
sthwes, -, Se"'eshe, IN the
lisa sincla,r 1n noi sneast OF
kw rig rr TO- H ". nnh
)southeas, Of so,,nvos, s IN me
'HuntIev q Iohnson 90 va fioo.
al 400 feet in NJ u. doNn
2-l5-i. ''' 'ohes In
Elk rour,. ~,
company NJ heacon investment
west of 400 'MarM ,,,,i IN me south,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
DOESN'T BELIEVE ALBERT
DRANK FROM HER WELL

SANTA BARBARA. cal, Nov. -
A certain old lady living on lone
little ranchrin the hills back uf here
is stall pretty pocyed" at the joke
smiths who rrted Ia tell her King
Albert OF Belgium drank from her
we'll.
The king and member of the
royal party were walking IN the hills
They came upon the little ranch and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Late News From Artimo-o.
n. vnHNr EA2I EX


ARDMORE. Okla. Nov. 1.-Ths
farthest northwest drilling we'll at
Hewitt is In. While the distance from
the carter hOil company well is about
500 feet, yet this is n nice extension
to west and the Franklin well, II re-
ports arc true. got tho pay at dif-
ferent depth. Some litigation Is
pending Of the writ Franklin lease
and Mr.. Franklin Ia not giving out
any reports on his well and II Is Inn
possible to confirm reports. The
depth to the top OF the sand Is sad
10 be 1850 fee. while the Carter well
10 the east entered the first pay at
1910 feet. II In probable that the
sand Is prolific II II could have been
held down. Information will be
much more satisfactory when litiga-
ton Is settled and news reports can
come direct from the companies All
those connected with the litigation
are friends and they ought 10 com
promise their difficulties. At least II
looks that way to the fellow on the
outside who has not made any eforts
TO dig into the merits OF the claims
OF either side TO the litigation. The
friendship OF a man in the oil busi-
ness is often worth many acres OF
producing lands
Anderon & simpon In 27-t-s7w at
the last report were drilling below
2.2SO feet In the caprock formation
that the drill entered yesterday.
A report from the Fox district
states that Carter oil company has
not entirely freed It's Tucker No
from water troubles and that a de-
lay will he occasionei. The same
report states that the well gives
promise OF making as much as l,ooo
barrels. The sand was found at
2,692 feet and the well Is In 2s-2s sw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
New Refinery Contemplated for Jack
County, TcNas.

The Texas United OH & Rennins
Co. OF Fort Worth has practically
decided To install "A modern up-to-
date refinery at Jackshoro, Tcxa',
in Jack couny. Considerable &C W.
ty has been evident In Jack county
and the officials of the Fort worth
company Intimate that II 5000 barrel
plant may be huilt In the near fl-
ture The company operates "A 8 OO0'
barrel plant AT Fort Worth,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

4 man addicted to walking In
alecp went tn bed all right one night,
but when he Hwoke he found himself
on the street In the grasp OF police
officer.
"Hold on" he cried. You mustn't
arrest me, l. ma sompambulist
Il don't care what your religion
IT," replied the officer. yer can't
walk the streets In yer pightshirt.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

STEUBENNiLl'E. ohio, Nov, ! -
George u. wood. 30. barber. is
dead as result of drinking ha r
tonic containing 60 per cent alcohol
-Four empty quart bottles and one
half fun OF the tonic were found In
his room.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Empire saves Over $1,000 In Eicc-
tricaI drilled Well.

Figures compiled by the engineers
OF the Empire Gas q Fuel Co. at
Bartlesville show that the company
saved t3.s5520 by the use OF cleo
trical power over the steam power
In the drilling OF It's No. II Stokes
In the Eldorado field. The report
given out by the company showed
the new method TO be simpler than
thought by a majority of oil men
who have been interested In the out
come. other man 10 have fuses re-
placed on two or three occasions,
no serious trouble was encountered
and the 75horse power motor did its
work quietly and efficiently. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

the wcl. where they asked for water.
Someone .nid "Do YOU know YOU are
giving u drink tn the King OF bf'
GUM >"
Quit your kidding." was the reply.
Honestly. I'm the king said Al
bert.
"Du look ike YOU could pull that
stuff on me- she asked In return.
Tho royal party moved OF and the
little old lady mutter"d something
nbou, "Jokesmlths" and "thr country
wasn't really dry after all
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company figured the saving In de-
tall a. being due to the motor which
cost 3l.625. q saving OF &2S7 over n
boiler and engine. and "A greater slv-
ing In the use OF fuel oil which was
eliminated with the motor bu,
amounted to S2.l60 with steam drtv-
en- equipment. Other small savings
were secured In the depreciation
per well. amounting TO t2b7.6o and
the cost OF water which WAS cut
down from $3.50 to $50. In only one
instance was the cost greater, and
that was In the cost OF installation,
accounted for by the fact that the
equipment was new and changes had
to be made involving labor chargee
that II will not be necessary TO fig
ure In the future.
Agreement Made 70 Sell Stock
PONCA CITY Okla, Nov, An
agreement Ia announced whereby the
Blackwell Oh 4 Gas Co. TO sell ita
properties to j. Il. Levy OF New
York city. involving a total OF 81.
205 900. which the stock holders will
receive. The stuck goes to Levy at
a price OF Sl060 a share and there
are 10000 shares, Levy is also TO
assume all liza bilities up to the pres
ent time. The properties Of this com
pany are all In northwestern Kay
county. where the company has been
operating nor a number OF years.
II In also announced that the Ra-
nola OH company. comprised princi-
pally OF Enid and Chickasha men,
has given an option on Its properties
At Ranger. Texas. the selling price
TO be Sll300.0Qo. the Ranola to re-
tain the oil runs until the option ex-
pires. The price means from $40 to
t46 per share for the stock? w. j,
Oten OF Enid is The company =
president and Enid people are said
to own 100000 worth OF the stock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
MONEY IN GRAIN

s2s 90 invested In Grain Stocks on o"t,S sSsc 0o. M
"a SSn ~ ii, rskc $500 90 No further risk. Ou.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Near WynOna.

WYNONA, oct 3l.--Despite the
heavy. continued rains of the past
four days. work In the oil fields In
the Wynona district In being pushed
with all speed possible, To-day 400
heavy teams wended their way from
the supply yards through the streets
Of Wynona loaded with casing and
fields east. north. west and south
OF town.
The Texas OIL company on Its
lease In the southeast quarter 22-