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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
TWO CHINESE SHOT
IN RENEWAL Of TONG
FEUD; ONE KILLED

san Francisco. Jan. Is One Chinese
was shot and instantly killed and
another slightly Wonndea. 'S In,;c tonight h IN in
a resumption of Tong war activities. The
authorities arrested two Chinese
San Hoo Nam was in his restaurant
when Chinese approached, drew Il
pistol, shot Nam thru the head five
times and fled He was pursued by
San jim Jim, the proprietor's 15-year-
old son, and later was cornered in Il
blind alley by policeman.
A short time later Wong Sin Cheung.
proprietor Of Chinese store, was shot
thru the abdomen by fellow country
men. This man while being chased, slip
red and broke his leg.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
BOY BOOZERS KILL
FOURTH IN ROBBERY
Supposed Truant Missing With
So Was Murdered With
Beer Bottle.


Chicago, Ian. 2S--Thrce 10-year-old
the police. tonight, that they had killed
Wadisla Wideikis, 10 years old, by club
bing him over the head with an empty
beer bottle while he was asleep in a
shed. The police believe that robbery
was the motive for the crime
December II, Wideikis' parents gave
him 50 to pay gas bill and he never
returned He had been 4 truant and they
believed be had taken the money and
run away from home Several days later
they reported his disappearance to the
police. January 1G the boys body was
found in a shed 1t was at first believed
that he had frozen To death
Today the police arrested stephen
Duray, Joseph Sasil and Joseph Baulsik
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
j. 8 bACKF|RES
STR|KE;CANCELS
SHIP CONTRACTS
FOR S51,000,000
San Fracisco Men Still
Threaten and Seattle
Awaits Referendum,
TACOMA UNION REJECTS
SEPARATE ADJUSTMENT

San Francisco, Ian. 28.-Efforts
to avoid a threatened starike of ap-
proximateiy 10000 workers in the
San Francisco bay district sh!pyards
were taken by Mayor James RoIph,
here, today, when he held confer
ences with representatives OF tho
employers and the men.
At the same time shiphuildiuq
contracts aggregating $5l ,OOO, 900 in
California yards were cancelled by
the Emergency Fleet corporation,
the incai offices of the United States
shipping board announced here, to-
day.
The order suspended work on q
total of 81 huils.
Notwithstanding this industrial jolt
notice that they would strike Saturday
unless given substantial wage increases
was served on the employers, today, by
the unions affiliated with the Maritime
Bay district council. Caulkers want
$3.50 and the other crafts in the coun-
ell IS day.
The iron trades council, which also
claims the affiiahon of most of the
unions involved, is to meet Friday night
to receive the final strike vote of its
members. Officials of the cound, ex-
pressed the belief that a strike would
be ayerted.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29

Minneapolis, Jan. os.-pas$age of the
administration appropriation bill will in
an probability mean that approximately
S}no, 100000 will he given wheat rails
ers of the northwest by the government,
in carrying ont its guarantee on the
wheat price. mllers and financial men
Of Minneapolis said tonight
The northwest raised almost one
third of all the wheat grown in the nit
ed States in 1918. or about 2So000,o00
bushels in the states of Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and Montana.
Minneapolis grain men who are faml
lar with the world wheat market assert
that wheat may decline to sl.23 q bushel
Continued on Page Three.>
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
REDS MASSACRE
A Town; LEN|NE
DOOMS ANOTHER
Allied Troops Holding
Bolsheviki in Frozen
North.

Stockholm, Jan. IS Premier Le
nine, according t. report from Re
val. has ordered the boishevik troops
10 retake the town Of Narva from the
Esthonians within week, to sack
the town and to Kill all the hdur-
geoise Lenine is reported to be
staying in the town Of hamburg, east
of Narga.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
DisfiIIers in War Council
Lay Legal Plans TO Test Dry
Victory by Referendum Flaw

New York. Jan. oS.- Mapping out Of
legal campaign to make imperative
the ratification of the federal prohibit
here today. of an executive committee
representing the Distillers' Association
of America. The committee, of which
man, met in executive session and with
held announcement of what action will
be undertaken, pending further delibera-
TONS
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
10000 SLAUGHTERED
At BAkU BY TARTAR5
TURKS AND GERMANS

London. Jan. 20 Correspondence or
the Associated Press Intense anxiety
il felt BY Armenians here over reports
that large bodies of Turkish troops have
joined Tartar bands and are attacking
Armenian villages.
Details still are lacking Of the massa
ere at Raku after the Turks. reinforced
by Tartar and German troops, had cap
tured the city.
Unofficial reports to the Armenian bu-
reau here indicate that about 10000 peo-
pie. were slaughtered III Baku and vi
cinity...
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29

The committee, composed of seven
members, was appointed recently at
Chicago to take legal steps to compel
action to bring referendum Of prohi-
bition in Is states where, altho the fed
eral amendment was ratified. the distin-
ers assert this action was illegal, because
of state statutes requiring a referendum
before the legislature can act.
This was but one of many lines of
action considered legally to prevent a
dry America Cairman kollner an
nourceL
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
us. WHEAT PACT
|S To SAVE 800
MILLION To n. ".
Government Expected to
Pay About ST Decline
on So. 20 Price.
SECTION RAISES ABOUT
THIRD or NATIONS CROP

Washington, Ian. 28.-An admins
tration bill appropriating sl,250,000,-
BOO TO enable the government 10 carry
out its guarantee to the farmer of a
price of S220 a bushel for the 1919
wheat crop was transmitted to the
chairmen of the senate and house
agriculture committees today by the
food administration.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
WANT TO DRAG WHOLE
NATION INTO STRIKE

Seattle, Jan. 2S.-Officers of the Sc
attle Metal Trades council said. today,
they were planning to send kilograms
to all metal trades unions IN the nation,
asking that they walk out in a general
strike in sympathy with Seattle ship
yard workers who approximately 5000
strong. struck last Tuesday for higher
wages.
Members Of 130 unions affiliated with
the Seattle Central Labor council to-
Continued on Page Thrce.)
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-29
SIBERIAN R. r. LOSING HEAVILY.

Omsk. Central Siberia. Wednesday.
Jan. 15.-tRy the Associated Press. y
The trans Siberian railroad is losing
so. 100000 rubles month, according to
Ivan Mikhailoff, minister of finance of
the aH-Russian government here, in dis
cussing the governments program for
rehabilitation with the Asso-
ciated Press to-day.
NJ. Mikhailoff who is but 90 years of
age, strongly supported the govern
ment's decision to accept the allied pro.
posa for the management Of the trans
railway.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
WHcOx's Wells at
Beggs Holding Up.

IT, y. Wilcox wells Nos. |, ana
on the Walter Banks farm In 80
1911, are holding up with dnlly
ioInt production Of approximately
l.7bO barrels The formations found
in these three tests we're practically
uniform. each we'll being drilled into
the butcher sand at approximately
Sc feet, the1t0p OF which sand wat
found nt $500 Feet Ho Ia now NOV
ing his tools In for No. test loca-
ton being the northwest corner OF
the southwest quarter OF tho norih
east quarter, also moving his toolf
in for test No. 3. witch location II
the southwest corner or tho south
east quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter, and has rig up for NV o.
location being tho northwest corner
OF the northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter: also has q rig up
for No. 7, which location Is the cen
ter OF the north line of the north
east quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter: location has been made for No.
. whclh Ia q diagonal offset TO the
Twin state oil company. location oi
this test being the northeast corner
OF the northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter. and Is also NOV
Ing ns material In for No p test
location being the center OF the
south line OF the northeast quarter
OF tho northwest quarter. Thie lease
has proved 10 be the most fertile
oil producer ever located In this
territory grade of quality being
considerably above the average.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
Nen Plant Ready for
Bushes.

The Sinclair plant az Kansas <'ity.
which is built for the distribution OF
Sinclair products at Twentieth and
Harrison streets will bo open Mon
day.
The new plant Ia tho last word IN
advanced construction ana appoint
mcutH The buildings ARE ~ con
crete fire proof construction. faced
with vitrificd brick and trimmed
with stone. Tho main structure is
three stories and basement. viii con.
tain tho general offices OF the Kan
saa City division and also the head
quarters for the pipe llno and tcle
graph departments The architect
planned all buildings with the pnra.
mount aim OF grouping the various
departments IN a manner that would
make for greatest efficiency and un-
failing service In catering to "A grow
ing trade,
The now plant Rdioins tho trncks
OF the Terminal company and Clah-
crate trackagt and switching facili-
Ties will take care OF shipping needs
a complete power plant HupplicH
heat and power for all buildings
Tho welfare equipment for employees
includes shower baths. a rest room
and locker rooms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
John Carson Is Acting Funny.

John carson. who is mighty good
fellow nni u rooi friend Of cvcry
body he over met. les acting a trlfe
uuoor In tho way he advcr,lars lu q
publication al cleveland. ohio. lhu
la bal enough n left 10 lis own Dc
puiHcl'ion a, cleveland. ohio The
,as' ls.su's carried the following A
... pyu.DH marker very wrlk be
.IaNd iur, W'1en"A4 caused ~ iu.
NOR %; tank wagon decline JuS |
S'urGaIi ~ Indiana territory
II ,s not so long ago that 81 car
Bon Wat here ana gave II uut fpf
Publication lhlt ho had put up
tLo pri.c - gtAollu" | cent per r"'.
uu Il vas 20 mighty rcryy ou hlf
pirt lh1i II went Ia TO the urNH Unl.
uUUs - lh.H paper as an Illustration
Of giii-cigu nerve.
Inc price may decline July t. jus'
20 head or action on the part - lhr
United staicH district attorney In
chicago. wIo hos n'~a promising 'u
bring action under the ant. dls,riml
Yalluu laws against the standard of
INDIANA. the Texas company and
perhaps others Nnd n so. Mr Car
son will hc a competent Wl'urHs and
prrhtpE an "a l.rruury before the fact
ia tho lawyers nty HuI htr".H huu.
INK that the market Jumps 900 o.
should lu view ~ the tremendous De.
mnnd aud that Nj Carson stops
speeding this Kind ~ iopr tu tho rdi.
tor OF said paper, which doubtless
brings Ioy to said editor and nobody
else
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
OLLIE PEC0RD TO BE
TITLE BOUT REFEREE
We'll Known Toledo Official Chosen
Aftcr Much Argumcnt--ItiCknrd
and llddlc to Judge.

TOLEDO. ohio June 27.-Jcss
willard and Jack Kcarus. manager
.of Jack Dempsey. tonight expressed
ta'iHftCtlun over the selection ~ Oh
lio pecOrd. official referee Of tho
Toledo boxing commission, as the
'hird man IN the ring Tor the heavy
weight championship contest here "A
week from today They also uU-
proved the selection OF Tex Richard.
promoter OF the contest. ana Major
A. J Drcxcl Riddle. president ~ the
army navy and civilian board of
boxing control. TO serve with Iccorl
1H Judges.
tlckard announced that he would
mold conference with Icrord. Ild-
die and the two boxers probably noNt
Monday for thorough discussion Of
IN" rules governing the contest. II
was pointed out that I'm event Of a
knockSut the Judges would not have
anything 10 do In making decision.
But N man should win on fuul.
or be disqualified for refusing 10
box or other infrartlon ~ the rules,
Pecord would have 10 consult the
Judges before announcing verdict
lie would also have TO consult Rick
ard and Eidilc II both men arc on
thcir fect ht tho end ~ tho twelve
achciuled rounds IN tho event th"
Judges are uuTtie 10 agree on tho
winner.
with tho contest Just n week away
he heavywolght rivals are finishing
their training Dempsey confined
his workout 20 three rounds ot box
ing this afternoon and a round Of
'hadow boxing He appeared io h"
towing up under he instruction OF
JAnager Kcarns, who does not care
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
NeIC Company Located.

Special TO The World
PONCA CITY okla. June I'll
Tom James oh company organized
last month, has established It's head
quarters at ponCA city
b n Pence. former pennEyl-
vania operator. who has been IN The
oil business I'm the northern okla
homa fields for tho past year, and
r r. Lowrance. lcyeo contractor
for the government AZ Memphis, ar
rived here Monday and opened the
company's offices
The company takes II name from
Tom c. James, millionaire MiNslt
sippl plantation owner. who " prcsi-
dent Of tho concern.
The company has n fourth Interest
IN Oc 20 quarter sections Of OF
leases bought by Marlani Itcunlng
company and others az the last
Usage land sale. ana "A half interest
I'm seven quarter section leases
bought with the Kcnnry-Clonry on
company at the same sale,
Mr.. Pence is secretary and gen
cral manager OF the company L II
Iowrancc is yiCo president and
treasurer. and with Pence will a.
rect the ppcra'luua OF the company.
II Is capitalized for 100000 uu-
der the laws OF Tennessee
officers and directors NJ the com
pany arc. Tom q James. presidents
i. R LoWrnnCo. Memphis vice
prcsldenr and treasurer r.. ~
Pence secretary and general mana
rer. Or j a CriHor. Memphis. g.
u. smith. capitalist Memphis. and
r. T. Loo Wilson, rH.un uDul,r
and mmbcrmau u' Wilson Ark
Leases bought u thc company a'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
orr For Denucr.

". T.. kHIrr leaves today for
Denver to attend the annual meet
ting Of tho Producers & Notncrs cor.
putauun. 81 which he iS Ncr-prrF.-
dent. which VIII ho held On juno
10, ana VIII be- attended ny an uc
directors and many 81 the larger
stu,Lholiors
Mr. kIslIcr VIII certainly have q
record ~ cDumpIlshmCnt 10 report
~ which hc can hc Justly proud +
has h',n great year Tor him ana
his people here In oklahoma and
much has been done 10 put the con
ccru I'm the front rnnEF.-qf produc.
Ing ona refining corporations In this
vicinity
A year ago the Producers & Nofln.
ers corp was occupying three ct
four rooms ana had ample room ni
that Tor the force IN its employ. e.
II now occupying nm entire floor ~
tho First National bnnk building and
- becoming ovcrcruwdCd ~ That
n has purchased the hlR Pam
American refinery ~ West Tnlsn.
which rs now running nt full ca
pnrity and iH demonstrating that
with proper management u Will be
"A great money maker. II has many
pressure Eillls which are after all the
greatest asset that any refinery can
have II In one ~ the popular In
Huutlons and H. making a groat rec.
ORR FOR good quality of tho output.
In tho matter OF pipe lines during
the year II has built pipe limo be
ginning south or BiHhy through to
Mounds. Beggs and tho youngstown
field and is now laying q limo from
Durkhurnett 20 I.awion. n distance or
forty-nye miles. and has two pump
sta atiOnH building.
During the year II has drilled and
IN drilling total Of nfly .Heven wells
good share Of which have boon pro-
ducora n has been unusually for
tunatc IN the finding ~ deeper sands
which speaks wcll of Mr. kistlerT
Judgment and the company IN, AZ
s,ntcd above. on the hlgh ROAD 20 the
greatest prosperity.
Mr.. Kistler can certainly attend the
meeting with "A clear conscience ana
with every ,Jeason to congratulate
himself on Ills success.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

H. 4. Wilcox has a rig up foi hts
No. . test on the Lulu Euhanka
farm. location being the southwest
corner of the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter uf 32-l6-ll.
II. T. wilcox has a rig up FOR his
No. test ON the Jason Drew farm
In 36-l5-lI
In 3i-15-ll, Ispnrhocher farm.
well No 3, Wilcox is now drilling at
1850 feet This location IL the ccn-
ter ~ the flst line Of the southeast
quarter OF tho northeast quarter.
II r. Wilcox ia now drilling NJ
loo feet I'm his No. ! test on the
Wnlis Stepney farm In 2i-l5-lO. lo-
cation being tho northeast corner ~
the southeast quarter OF tho south
west quarter.
II r. Wilcox has set his six inch
casing At 1850 feet In his No. 1 test
ON the Thomas Kay farm In i0-lA-l0
and Is now drilling Al approximately
2HO0 feet This location IA the
northeast corner OF the southwest
quarter ot the northeast quarter OF
l0-l4-l0.
Hcn Missouri OH company No, I
Tiger In li-lf-il got sand AT 1910
10 1000 feet and well Is good for go
barrels after a shot
The New York OF company No.
>. ir oG-ib-ll. got sand NJ 2.375 10
23S0 feet and we'll is good Tor seven
barrels after Rhot No Ia dry and
abandoned at 1900 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
The Peace Treaty.

II Is surprising how far-rcachlnE
the effect OF the treaty ~ peace that
is 10 he signed today Is on business
even here 80 FAR from tho scene of
activity.
THAT tho export trade has hc,n
hindcrcd rs well known. hut n 'h'
treaty gets 10y and Ia signed promptly
thcre is eycry reason TO believe the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
NeW England OIL
Company Drills Deeper.

The New England on company
well, No 7 Hommie. In the south
west Of tho northwest Of thu north
east OF l3-l9-b. was drilled two feet
deeper Thursday. Ia a total depth OF
1856 feet. and iH making l,3OO bar
rcls This IN tho Er"ateat sensation
since the Cosdcn 10000, ,O00-foot gaH
well at $50 feet whs completed In
3l-17-5. and 1t has started them all
10 speculatlng as to how wide the
area OF good producti9n lis likely
10 he
The importance Of this we'll oan
hardly be ovcrestimated, a. II viii
load to deeper drilling on tho part
Of everyone having acreage north
and south and will put Yale where
Il belongs In the trcc for-all class as
"a producing field This well Ia tho
first we'll OF any size that has been
drilled In that vicinity and II there
Tx ANYTHING In the lime, II will be
tested out thoroughly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

10 risk any chances " injury to ;ho
challenger Dempsey however
mixed sayarcly ana earnestly with
the Jamaica KID The challenger
boxed two rounds with The negro
and one with Jock Malone.
Sergeant Bill rate who has heen
kuockod out ana otherwise severely
punished by tho challenger In mas
training rompA. pleaded with Trainer
peFurost today FOR rest because
~ the soreness around hts ribs ana
mid section from tho punchlht
Dempsey has given him.
willard boxed eight rounds be
fore crowd numbering about 5,5Oo
persons. The workout was fro1'I
for the champion all the way.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
Mounds District

II T. wilcox Is deepening his No
] toSl on the fompey GrayBon farm
IN JI-Ib-'- ana lS rigging up for
hA 80 u test on tho saiuo farm.
II g. wilcox hIs made a location
ioI his No. iost on the Samuel
hiug farm IN JJ-l6-lg, location pc
luB the nuIthoabt corner OF Ahr
northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter The rK Is on the ground and
mis- test shOuIu be drlLnk within "a
fuw dayA
H. t Wilcox In now drilling at
1880 feet In h.H No. 1 teSt Virginia
Wiley farm iu JU-lBsll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
MarIand Opens Neu Pool

The Marland Refining company
has opened up what looks like an
other deep sand pool In its well In
l7-2S-3. which got sand NJ a2S2 20
3.44S fcot, and was shot with 60
quarts and hole bridEcd, hut it has
broken through and ia now flowing
by heads At tho rate Of 225 to $50
barrels daily
There are several shallow gas
wells In this section, hut this Is the
first we'll to be drilled TO the deep
sand Il is four miles northwest Of
production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
AZ IinNntnn.

The GIadJs Ben Oll company 40
} StrycuH 700 the northwest corner
Of southeast Of lA-l5-lG. haI a
showing Tor 10 barrels in l,G7O-foot
h'nd, 1ut 10 now drilling at z.l1U
feet
Ihc Great Lakes on com pany No
y l.ruue lu do-I5-li. got sand a.
900 ~ iiO and well Is good for 10
barrels
Mosc carr 40 20 Grayson In a.
l5.li. got sand ut lbIO 10 lbhO
f"'- ana wei, ~ good for " bar
Trls Hf'rr q sHOt.
baWo Ol! company No Cray.
son iu 2i-lbrlo. IL dry und Aban-
dOnoi At I.i0O feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
Larry SchdfIB, Wen
Kn0lCH Western League
Umpire Dies of FeUer

CHICAGO, June 81 -- IL l..
SchlaNy pcmbcr of the umpir-
inR staff " tho Western league,
died early today nt Canton, ohio.
according ~ word received here
hy Al H. Tcarncy. president OF the
league SChlaNy was taken III win
a fever about a week ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

The GLADYS Belle OH company No
Trvttrr ia center Of west line Of
southeast uf northeast OF l5-lb-lJ
iH drilling at 700 foeL
lhr Gladys Belle OH company No
3 M,lntush IN the southwest corner
OF uortheaHi OF south west OF lB-ls-l6
got sand from 500 TO Sl5 feet and
wcli is good for 90 barrels after "A
shot Ma. IA the southeast OF north
Mu-- " AluLMMeAL ID u ln.4Llnn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
KcIIyyilIr nIstrict

II " wilcox has act hts 1o-nch
casing at $50 feet In his No. tost
on the Fred Froc farm IN 3b-l6-lU
and is now drilling at approximate
" 100 feet location being the
southwest quarter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

The Gladys Belle OH company No
8 Leonard Partridge In center OF
northwest OF southeast OF l6-l9-l3
is drilling at 400 fcCt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
Al InoIn

The Gladys Belle on company No
3 Marley Nlkcr In second location ON
weHt line south Of uorthwest corner
ls spudding,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

The Gladys Relic on company No
? Abe Alexander In the northwest
corner OF west half OF southeast OF
100 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

The MarEny OH company No. 1. In
the southwest Of southeast OF north
east OF 9-16-s. IL drilling at 2,blJ
feet. having been dry In the skin
nor sand found at 2,4S2 to 2.5l0
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
OkmuIgcc District

Tenn-SlN oil company No. g
SanFo In l-i4-l7. got sand 1850 to
ll70 feet and well L. good for IS
barrels ,
Jackson & Wise No Jones In
17-l4-1b. got sand 1850 To 1870
and well Is good Tor IS barrels
The Carter on company No. II
Rcntie IN 3-lN-lA. got sand AZ iGl5
20 1850 and wcll Is good FOR 40
barrels after shot
Beta OH company No. 8 Reglu In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

Tho GLADYS Relle, OF company No
Roe In the northeast of southeast
'of southwest OF 2z-i6-l5. Is nshluy
for baller a. 500 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

2l.Ii-1J, got sand At l,g2B 20 1910
ana well II good fOr % barrels attor
LhOl.
The Twin State ON company M
% Miller in 4-lA.lA, got sand AT i,5fU
10 1000 feet. and well iH good Tor
20 btrrrlA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28
COfLOn COnnLN. Okla.

! e. Keys IN 33-lr. Tow. rot top
~ sand ui 2Ili feet ana A. ono loot
loo mo sand IL showing for Il good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-28

: Davis. which has the sAnd from
2.23b to 3.llb feet, H. spraying oil