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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30
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Cincinnati. O.. July 30.-The ma
tional commission announced Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30

xBatted FOR Warren in sixth
Score By innings
Terminals ..---.........--... Oh 001 CD
Svifts --------------------- 200 900 -
Two base hits. A. Hammouds. Bunson.
Cox Three base hit. Buriz. Struckour. b.
Atkins. 3: BY Hishtower. 3 Left on bases.
Terminals. G Swifts. 5. First base on balls
off Hightouer, p Atkins. 2 Hit by pitched
ball BY Hightower CA Hammonds. GID
Double play. KORAN to Hammonds. Passed
balls. KORAN. GIL. ?; Chauvet- Stolen bases.
A. Hammoncs ~. Cox. Chauvet. Hager.
Time OF game. 1-21- Umpire. Carberry-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30

xBatted for Elier In seventh.
xxBatred for Luque IN ninth.
Score BY innings
Boston no1 osn ,ao-
cincinnati ----.------.---- 101 900 90
Two base hits. Roush. Kopf. Nshf. Three
Ease nit. BoeckeL Home run. Dauhert
Stilen bases. smith. Sacrifice hits. Bressler.
Herzog- Double plays. Neais to Daubert.
Herzog to Maranviile TO Hollze Base on
balls. Eiler. .; Luque. ?: Nehf. l. Innings
pitched. Eller, Z: Loqus. .: Nehf. 71-s;
Rudolph, %. Hit by pitcher. BY Rudolph.
L Struckout. Eller, :; Nehf. 3. PISSED
ball. Rarfden.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30

Sheiron-Fa5-ne -..----....-.- o51 1910
hits. Dougal. L Pottorff struckout. By /
Pottortf. 4; By Duncan. s. BY Devolin- 2:
by c Pottorff. 2, By Truablc0d. 3 First
base OF balls. OF Z Potrorff. 3; of Duncan.
5. of Devolin. I; of Truebl0od. L Wild
pitches. Truebiood. c. Pottorff- Stolen
bases. Ficht ca, C1rberry t2)- Time OF
gams, $50. Umpire. sharpe
Waterproof Your Roof with Guaran-
teed 1IarTelseal Cement Rheinheimer
Lumber Co. Phone 49s--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30

xBatted FOR Warren in sixth.
Score By innings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30

Ask the storeIeeeper fer the fine, silky
cigarette papers which come free
with every Tin of Velvet Tobacco
you buy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30

xxBatled for Luque in ninth.
Score BY innings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18
bEScihA hnUrr, ,FVtIEn bEHINU BIZ
GERMAN MUNITIONS WORKS, SENDS
WORD OF, HUNLAND TO u. s.. WOMEN

heir own Offspring. while uD to ,l-t
gear II was se.dcm an exception was
'ould 20 the rule that every woman
h9u'd nurse ber child at her breast.
Hliow little can individual help on
cur paet do in view OF such affairs
Only gene1ous action on the larges,
d'e by a country like America,
which comnands great national re.
sources, could bring her absolutely
needful aid
"Bkarmment waqld be very ex
cel,ent IL we we're sure of league
af nations in sie full sense cf the
wcrd,' declared Frau Bertha Krupp
vNn Bchlen, head Of the great Krupp
works and perll.ps the richest wom-
an in the worlds 'lBy that I mean /
we are loyal elo adherence to the
conditions cf a league cf nations. II
cannat be oae4sided league, how
ever, and ! must say that, according
to experiences Of the--present time,
we mugt doubt if others meln to
islye NJ otherwise than one sided
n either weeds whether the league
can be realized"
Frau Krrap Won Benlen mode it.
plain that in referring to the zone
sldedness' she meant permitting
France to remain armed while Ger
many is reduced to the stratus of a
fourth rate power miliulrily. She
pointed to the nonIeconciliatioa
policy of France, especially regard
ing retention Of war prisoners and
delivery Of German officers for trial
as illustrative Of her meaning
Retention Of thee prisoners 10
beyond the laws of humanity" she
declared, stating that not only the
prisoners suffered but that their
"loved cnes at home must have heart
aches"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18
Should Be ouarantined.

Many Es5siclans believe that any
one who has bad cold should be
completely isolated to prevent other
'..o.Aee.s u The lamily and associates
from contracting the disease. as colds
are about as catching as measles.
One thing sure-the sooner one rids
himself Of cold the less the danger
and yop will look good while before
you find a betetr medicine than
ghamberlain's Cough Remedy to aid
yan IN curing cold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18
tBy C'rl D. Groit United Press
Staff Correspondentl

staff CorrespOndent)
Essen, Germany.-(By mail I'll
would be q noble task to arouse
American a4nbaAers u Consciousness
Of the real and ssi slate ef things as
they ard NJ this copatry, politica
reasons for which I prefer to leayc
out5of The discussion"
This is the conclusion Of me,
iige Frau Krupp Won Bohien her
se'f the ncthec ss sive children, aent
% America ysrsugh the United Press
Only generous action on the wild
eas scale set Affect 5y q ppuatry like
Aa9rlca which ccnman1s great ma
tie7aal resources, could bring her ab
rciataly ueel'ul asl
FRAU Krup3 vaa B,h,ea received
tho correspondent after an insrec-
~ cf the gigantic Krupp works in
which he saw the launching Of TIE
first locomotive and train Of cars
ever built in theNfamous German mn
nleons plant new being ccaver.od
into peace tine factory.
Ia adFsace. the correspondent sug-
geaied some questions involving I'M
ternational politics, but she he'd 1T
was inadyisable to discuss such
rroblcgrs Her utteances were
along strictly humanitarian lines.
She wished American women--and
the worlds women-to give a few
ngPutes study, earnest Thought, to
Gcnmany's underfed women and chill
drep. she was doubtful Of the best
means Of accomplishing this but was
qui.p positive with peace agaia es|
naad the word ought at least 40
taTe tae spirit OF humaaity ANA ra-
c3pdi,i@tion to the extent cs teing
aierciful to women and babies.
Only Once did she permit herself
~ ~ qu laed an v.5ws invalv.ng in
'ec@stica-l poitics That was re'a-
t.re y dlerTaament.
"Waud you say something regard
.ng dir1rrrrqat?' | asked.
She hes,teted a memcat then SAID:
They only did their duty. Men
's' my leld would have done .aa
same IN fulfill.ag the damandl 4
dizzy ia the interests Of their nat IL |
We Do rel think i iassfia5.o t'rt /
these Rea shcu,d be tried by assea .
Of their enemies, behind c!o-ed ao5nl.
# they nurt BE tried 4 should he
lefcre neuttl court, VIZ 2fso |
weald readily accept an American /
court for them, expecting to find
tAege carDla.e imDarhal.ty.
That was all Frau Krupp Won Beh-
len would say regarding international
olisics.
II am intereatod deeply in ths one
ereat pns5,em the woirea and chill
dren,' she said III esem5 neon
nalvable that 50 a,e2e s.gasql. 4 NJ
tion like the people Of the United
States should fail to grasp the real
economical conditions in Germany
t2day although hundreds Of Ameri
can citizens daily 3ge Witnesses O
the present state Of affairs.
"Of the sixty-fiye millions Of Ger
naans the greater part are daily vast
ing away because Of under nourish-
nent although the number Of rioso
really dying Of abso,ute want cf foad
may be relatively small. How 81
end fatal the effect Of This continued
under nourishmcnt is, may be shew
from The single faci gi'no no liz
'caaing physician tha Of wolnet
safinea II our lyingln home harlly
lwe-thirds are still lblo to suak'c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18

Distress after acting IS duo 10 bed
digestion. Herbine helps the diges-
tive process, clears the system Of
Impurities and restoresa foelnig Of
vigor and buoyancy Of spirits. Price.
6oc. Sold by Wren Drug Co.-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18

Irregulariy in the bowel move.
ments makes you feei uncomfortable
end leads to constipated habit
NA ch is bad Herblne Is the remedy
you need II. restores healthy regr
larity. Price Coz. sold by Wren
Drug Co.-Ady.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18

A modern discovery for the rapid
healing of flesh wounds, cuts, burns,
bruises, sores and scales is Liquid
Borozen. 1t is a clear, colorloss liq-
uid possessing marvellous healing
power. Price, 3Oc, 6Oc and $12O. Sold
by Wren Drug Co.--Adv. N
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18

LET EXPRESS WASH ADS SIcLL
THAT ARTICLE FOR You.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18
III ndEk erchiefs
and SOx

iEiia HARD hefs in boxes; 6
in a box
Priaod, per box $1o0
Initial llaalkorehefs in fine lawn.
with striped beider pretty large
mi ial
Priced s1.5o box or 25c each.
Pure Linen Iiandkerehiefs. 5Gc
aitn's flara silk socks in assorted
lcl
Priced. pair 75c
Mems pure silk sqx in solid and fan
cy colors.
Prised s1.5o to $500
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-18

EHpress wapp Acs prrns resulr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
DESDE SAN GERMAN
Ell EQUIPo DE LAS ESCUELAS RU
RALES ES DEFICIENTE

La Junta Escolar ha ordenado la cons
trucci6n de doce mesas con sus respec
tivos bancos para las escuelas rurales
Dicho trabajo Sc neva efecto en- Ia
planta baja de la escuela "Antonio Mar
tiacz''.
Nos extrafs grandemente que Sc or
dere TN trabajo de tai naturaleza, pues
parece que Sc esta- hacienda de acuerdo
con los bancos mesas que Sc usabar
hace ounce veinte amos. Els necesario
convenir en- que la escuela rural de
hoy no es Gquella escuela de hace cinco
amos y que la de mahana no debe ser
la dc hoy. FL progreso actual, y la epo-
ca ol que nos encontramos imponen
dar nuestras escuelas algo mejor.
La escuela rural no ha recibido tods
Ia atenc on que merece y aunque en- mu-
chos distritos sc ha hecho una labor
edcientc en- la zona rural durante estos
liltimos aiios, 10 que ha traido como con-
secuencia una gran mejoria en- el sis
tema, pues ha obligado nuestros pro-
fesores a iniciar inventar algo nuevo
para zanzibar las condolences actuales,
podomos decir que estamos en- ell prin-
cipio de la tarca que hay que realizar
para que nuestras escuelas esten a la
altura de las mejores.
Esos bancos que miden nueve pies
dc largo resultan incomodos POGO hi
gienicos. El maestro no puede conser-
var una discipline acceptable nj puede
hacer un buen trabajo. Cuando ell Sr. ms
pector de escuelas encuentre cstos de-
soctos en- la practica dejara una notita
al maestro indicando divida los bancos
y mesas en- dos parties, es dccir que So
licite un serrucho entire sus amigos del
campo haga mesas y bancos peque-
los. GPor cue no Sc h2ce este de una
vez?
Confamos en- que Mr.. Mcclure aten-
1era nuestra sdplica y en- 10 SUCCESSIVE
evitara que Sc ordencn trabajos de es-
a indolo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
BUENos DIAs rAEEcQUIANo3

Aqua DE JNSALUS efcrvesccnte ma
5ural dc las Montahas Vascongadas, no
hay comida mala con aqua tan buena
La iinica que Sc sirvc ell las mesas de
los Reyes de Inglaterra, Espana Bel.
gica.
aqua DE VICHY francesa es la que
conserva las grandes cnergias de III
Clemenceau. E3tas son las primaras
aguas minerales que legan de Europa
JABoN DE CAsTILLA cura nsuchas on
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

fe9medados &c ia picl, el tlnico legiti
nlc es-a graAada Ia pastilia con eli nom
bre CERECEDO el cue no tcnga este
nombrc es falsifcado.
TT X-2 es ol elixir de los homo: os para
scr foliccs, formula de un sabio Espa
hol.
Tarbi6n sc IMITA, ayiso IS Sc
horeo M6dicos Farmac5u,icos.
Agen.es dep6s!to general
CERECEDO I1NCs. & CO., sues.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

Aver per la tarde midieron sus fuer-
as Ell ell campo atletico del barrio Co
o de esta municipalidad las novenas
'Invencible'', de aquel bsrrio y "San
German, Jr.'', de esta poblaci6n.
Nos cuenta nuestro informante que
'Gas dc quinientas personals presencia-
-on ell juego y que daba gusto yer ell
entusiasmo de las damas del barrio ami
mando a sus muchachos para que salie-
sen victoriosos.
"San German" Jr." vencio al I'm
vencible" por cinco carreras apesar de
la seguridad que tenia el manager
Emilio Guzman de obtener la victoria,
quien apostaba grsndes sumas de dine
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
Conerciantes

FL que suscrfbe remat6 todos los Col
chones, frisas, catres, mosquiteros, ca
pas. camisas y baules del Campamen-
to Las Casas. no dejarse enganar. pi-
dan precios.
Manuel RODRIGUEZ. P. o. Box rs.
Te. AZ. Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

mas parties en- donde sus servicios han
sido solicitados.
DospedimDs afectuqsamente al po-
pular Chalo deseandole muchos exitos
en- sus gestiones'
CORRESPoNSAL.
Agosto IL, 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
NOTAS De CATANO

Iemos tenido el gusto de visitar ell
Parque de Bomberos, y hemos visto con
satisfaction, la limpieza y ell orden que
ALI Sc observa, debido al cello de su
digno jefe seiior Calderon de su no
menos digno guarda-parque seiior Fran
cisco Baldorioty.
FL dia diez, celebro este Cuerpo, ejer-
cicios de prueba, habiendo sufrido una
gran deception al yer que la Manga es-
ia completamente inutil. GY que hare
mos, para extinguir un fuego 81 10 hu-
b'ese?
Tiene la palabra ell -Alcalde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13
Junta EXaminadOra de PIOmGrOS
CoNvocAToRrA DE EXAMINES

Esta Junta celebrara examenes para
plomeros, de acuerdo con la Ley No.
81 aprobada por la ultima Asamblea
Legislative, los reglamentos de plo-
meria Nos. y So, en- las poblaciones
de San Juan y Ponce.
Los examenes Sc efectuaran en- la fe-
cha siguiente:
Agosao 25, 1919, San Juan.
Agosto 27, 1919, Ponce.
Los examenes en- San Juan, tendran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

" lawn US Su Iedm ueSpuSS de
"a derrota.
Tambien jugaron aver domingo en- ell
campo atletico de Ensenada las move
mas "Mayaguez" y "Ensenada".
La lucha entire los rivales del oeste
sud de La isla result6 muy interesan-
se por el interes que ambos clubs te-
nian de dejar ell blanco al team
adversario.
FL triunfo estuvo dudoso desde que
;omenz6 el desafio y la mayoria opina-
ba que ell team" que diese un par de
hits obtendria la victoria.
En- la sexta entrada "Mayaguez'
.ibr6 los nueve ceros, 10 que no agrado
mucho a Gabino, quien esperc ba dar
otra lechada al 'Mayaguez" en- Ia mis-
ma forma cue 10 hiciera en- el llltimo
desafio. La novena mayaguezana ano-
to otra carrera en- Ell octave inning"
En- la novena entrada cuando todos
esperabamos que ell "Ensenada" re-
cibiria ell Iltimo cero Reitia da un ''ro-
ling" y coge la primera pisando Sc
gunda por rolling" de Tomas, quien
coge la primera. Babi, palea de "rol
ling entrando Beitia Y llegando To
mas a tercera y Babi a segunda. Va al
palo Modesto no We la bola, pero Ell
tercer "strikc" Sc lie cae la bola al
catcher quien tira a primcra y 10
;aca de "out" pero da oportunidad de
lue entire Tomas y ell juego queda dos
dos.
Sc juega un 'inuing' mas los
mayaguezanos reciben un cero. Despu6s
de dar dos "outs'', va Gabino al bate
y coge la primera por cuatro bolas con
que lie obsequiara Marcel Trata de ro-
barse la segunda y Emiliano hace una
tirada tan mala que Gab.no nega ter
cera. Despu6s con I'm wild throw de
Marcel, entra Gabino 'anotando la ca
rrera que dio ell triunfo al "Ensena-
da''.
La anotaci6n fu6 como siguc:
No 0 0 O 0 ] o 100 .2
60 900 OO2 Il ~ ..3
Tn el vapor San Juan" embarcara
con rumbo la ciudad imperial nuestro
distinguido amigo Chalo Quinons, qlien
va ocupar IN puesto importante en-
una empresa tipograhca, propiedad de
una corporac On latino-americana.
La novena "San German" pierde con
su ausencia uno de sus mejores juga-
dores, un compancro enthusiastic un
amigo leal.
Chalo es, sin duda alguna, uno de nues
tres tipografos mas expertos no du-
damos que su extensa clientela de Qua
yama, Guanica, Yauco, Sabana Gran
dc, Cabo Rojo y hasta de Mayaguez en-
donde hay tantas irnprentas, ha de no
tar su marcha Ia naci6n norteameri-
cana.
Estamos seguros de que triunfara en-
Nueva York, 10 mis;no cue en- las de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

IIemos hablado con ell Alcalde del ba-
rrio, senor Antonio Rodriguez, sobre
ell estsdo Sanitario del mismo. nos
irforma que la causa de permanccer las
basuras en- los corrales GALES hasta
dcs semanas sin ser recojIdas, es debi-
do a que solo cuenta con un carrito pa
r. este servicio.
Hay que tencr en- cuenta, cue Cataiio
ii ne al rededor de sietc mil habitantes.
y once Gales y con un solo caro- no
pUede prestarse un scrvicio eficiente
Creemos debe ayudarse al sefior Ro-
driguez, para que el pueda cumplir me-
jor con este importante Scrvicio.
Estos dias, no Sc ha registrado min
gin case de importancia, en- 10 que res
pecta a la intervention policiaca.
Parece que en- cuanto al orden p1-
blico, progresamos.
ia sido trasladado de este puesto pa
"a el de Arecibo, ell pundonoroso cabo de
la policia senior Manuel Sanchez.
Lo lamentamos, pues presto muy bue-
nos servicios aqui donde Sc le aprecia
EN- 10 que vale.
Feliz exito le deseamos en- la simpa-
tica Villa del Captain Correa.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-13

a la e sajero
ons ~ : = an ~ roeo t;sch eraen
En- a colt lie as ada de sp paraese tren
r
g n p sol para 10 trene
Vito me nf Stat ndicaeS hagstOp for nil trains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Another Deep Test for
BrOIcn County, Texas.

The Producers 4 Refiners corpo-
ration arc closing a contract for the
drilling OF deep test Just east Of
tho center OF the Jermlah Brown
tract Derrick tlmbers An1 other
material for the rig have been hauled
TO the new location. This well Will
be known as the George r. Graham
No, / and In five mics north and one
mile east or the Sinclair test on the
Gaines lease.
Tho Bayley well south and west OF
tho Sinclair test " now flowing about
so barrels according TO recent tel
egram received from Brownwood,
The Partridge on a Gas co. is drill
ing at 400 feet two miles south and
one half milo west OF tho Sinclair
well.
The Brown tract " located on the
axis or the main antlcline OF the
Bend formation. This axis passing
through the Sinclair and Partridge
leases, extends southwark through
the Bangs Trickham ana VAIN
fields. These areas represent small
closed structures on tho larger Bend
arch. ,
Adjacent TO tho Brown leases the
sun company, Coaden, Hoxana, Sin
clair, Bencdum n Trees and other big
companies hold varying amounts OF
acreage and several other deep tests
will be started within the neat 60
days by these companies.
The geology OF this region has been
checked by Doctor Hin. Doctor Gal
pin, Doctor Perrine, fMr. Rees, MIR
Buttram, Mr.. Matteson and "A num-
Der OF other prominent geologists and
nil a. a9ree that this ron In very favor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
INTHE OIL FIELDS
Office: 624l w. II. PECK Residence; 2442

1000; Hercules Refining company,
Dallas. 1000, Oriental refining
company. Dallas. $1,000. Liberty Re
filming Co. Cisco. 1850; Odessa on
and Refining company Cisco, 900.
Ranger OH and Refining company,
Ranger, 1000, under construction;
Ranger Refining company, Ranger,
1000, under construction. lssrfs star
oil and Refining company Coleman.
under construction; Gotoho Refining
company, BrOwnwood, 600 barrels.
Hall Mountain refining company,
Brownwood. 900; Carson Refining
company, Nrownwood, 500 barrels,
Brown Ard Refining company,
Brownwood, 600; Brownwood nil
and Refining company, Brownwood
zoo; Abilene oil and Refining com
pany. Abilene, l,000, site purchased
Olds-Clnrk Refining company, Oldon,
900, site purchased Texas and
dulf Refining and pipe Line com
pany, Abilene. 1000, site purchnHod ,
Chestnut ana Smith, two casing
head plants at Ranger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
MrrI of DknInIgca

Niersdn nsnnd others have II failure
In their 80 Bolsdleman In ll-l3-l ,
at AGO. II ~ located In The south
west quarter ana has the sand from
2,i2i 10 2.12g but was dry
BradHtrecf and others No. . llhriJ
In tho southeast Of lI-l3-I2 ish 10.
barrel well in BIud found from ! 900
to 1891
The kinEwood OH company also
has a 10 barrel well, so . " Beam,
IN the southeast NJ i7-l3-i2 IN sand
found from 2oil TO 2,l0G 1t is 40.
2 FOR the lease
The Producers and ltefincrs' Nu.
q IN 2-l@.ll ~ stili making 80 bar
rclH an hour
Tho lMclly Lease Oh company has
n rig NJ for No. NJ Doyle m lh'
northwest of 2a.it-li.
TIE HiR Ben Oil company No u,
fowig Ia the northwest of 2-l3.Il Is
a rig on the ground.
The kawficld ON company has q
rig on the ground for No I J. VI,
Chiltou'H farm I'm 2-i3-ll
Curtis 4 AKIN have one of the
best wells OF the day, II being 40 4
In the suuthcHst corner of tho north
east quarter Of tho southeast ~ 10
I4.1I which IL making 400 barrels
ut fve feet in the rand round al
@3iS feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
JUDGE Shinn In T0lcn.

Judge 6hinn OF Pawhuska, who Ia
the district judge for the counties
OF Usage and Washington, In In the
city and says that he has been hold
Ing court continuously since he first
assumed office, January ~, and
finds that being away from home
is the only drawback to the position,
which otherwise is much to his
liking. The judge made u fine record
as attorney for tho Osages and the
chances are ~ he could get the ap-
pointment again he would accept II
is IA position that pleases the, best or
them, an the work while difficult, Is
most fascinating. II would be neces-
sary that there should be a
unanimous call from the tribe, II the
position were the least bit enticing
at present. and would have to be for
n long term,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
Many Refineries In Texas.

The publicity bureau OF the Fort
Worth chamber OF commerce has
compiled the following statistics.
There are a. refining companies
either operating, In course OF con-
struction, or with sites purchased for
plants in the northwest Texas field.
There are three In Fort Worth that
are running crude nearly full ca
pacity. as follows: Magnolia Peuo-
leum company, $1,000 barrels daily;
Pierce oil corporation, $4,000 bar
rsls daily: Gulf Refining company,
1000 barrels daily.
The Baltic Refining company, ca
paclty. 5000 barrels; Evans-Thwing
Refining company. capacity 5000
barrels: Southern OIL and Refining
company, capacity coo barrels, and
Federal Refining company. capacity
5000 barrels, all have plants under
construction.
The following companies have
purchased sites and will begin con
struction work as soon as material
and supplies are received; the Ell Do
rado Refining company, capacity
5000 barrels; Homo OIL and Reftn-
ing company. capacity 5000 barrels;
Wagner and steiner. capacity 5000
barrels: Texas and Gulf Refining
and Pipe Line company, capacity
5000 barrels; Panther CITY oil and
Refining company capacity 1000
barrels.
wichita Falls has the following re-
fineries: Panhandle Refining COM
pany. capacity, 5000 barrels: Lone
Star Refining company, capacity,
1000 barrels: Gilliland and Fisher.
capacity 1000 barrels: Power Re
filming company. capacity 1000 bar
rels: Bankers Petroleum and Refin-
ing company, capacity 1900 barrels;
Sunshine state oil and Refining
company. capacity 1850 barrels;
Wichita Valley OH and Refining
company, capacity $500 barrels;
Ranger-Wschita OIL and Refining
company, capacity 2,500 barrels
At Burkburnett the Burkburnett
Refining company has capacity or
1000 barrels: DiIlman and Wright,
capacity, 1900 barrels: Burkburnett.
Victor Refining company, capacity
$500 barrels.
Nearly every town OF any import
ance In any section OF the field has a
refining plant now operating, under
construction, or contemplated. Here
is u list OF these plants and their 10
cations; Beaver Electra Refining
company of Electra, 5000 barrels;
Electra Refining company, Electra