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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30

weakness are often uue 60 starved
nerves. Our bodies need more rhos-
phate than u contained In modern
foods. Physicians ctaim there 10
nothing that will supply this de-
ficiency SO well "a the organic phos-
phat- known among fruEgtstH as
hitro- phosphate. which 10 mex
penHi~. and " soid by most ali drug
ris,s under a guarantee 81 sRtisfsr-
fion or money back by feeding the
nerves directly and by supplying tho
body cells with the necessary phos-
phortc food elements. bitro- phos-
phat~ should produce welcome
transformation in the appearance
the increase In weight frequently
being astonishing.
Increase In weight also carries
with " general Improvement In
health Nervousness. sleeplesrneas
and lack Of energy. which. nearly
always accompany excessive thin
mesa. should soon disappear. dull eyes
ought 10 brighten. and pale cheeks
glow with tn. bloom Of perfect
health. Miss Georgia Hamilton. who
was bnce thin and frail. reporting
her own experience. writes: "Bitro-
Phosphate has brought about n magic
transformation with me. ] gained s
pounds and never before felt 40 welt"
CAUTION! Although bitro- phos-
phate Ia unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness. siesplcasness and gem
eral weakness. 1t should not. owing
to its tendency 60 increase weight.
be used by anyone who doea not de-
Hirc 20 put on ffeHh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
Hou Much More Tobacco
Will My Heart Stand?
"A Vital Question for Every Man Who
Smokes or Chews to Ans.ver

who know that tobacco Injuries Them
and To really quit takes more will
power than they have and causes
more suffering than they can volun-
tariiy endure. To quit the habit.
make " easy for yourself by get
ting Sicofoi tablets and taking them
as directed Tho habit really quits
you and It's departure IL q pleasure
equal 20 its Indulgence
II you want TO know how much
easier I, is to quit the habit with
Sicotoi than without H. go 20 hours
without tobacco and note what an
effort ~ costs you. then begin using
IL a. usual and take Ntcotoi tablets
At the end Of q week discontinue
smoking or chewing for day and
IL - probable you will have no de-
sire TO resume ~ least your desfrs
Will be g~eatiy diminished and an
other week or two should make II
not only possible. but a pleasure. "a
quit
MAnufactur~r-' Sote. Siootoi 10 sold
under the positive guarantees that u 4.
not Injurious. that " contains no habit.
forming drugs. that u will help any man
30 throw off the tobacco habit. and tina,
any druggist will refund tn. entire pur.
chase price ~ u falls. II 10 dtrpens-e IN
Seattle under this guaranty b. BartsIl
and O. G. Guy and other good drvgEi.tA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30

The heart Of every nser Of tobacco
bears n double burden. II does its
allotted task and then fights nico-
tine for supre As long as the
heart wins be lives: when u loses
he dies. but before the final victory
Of nicotine you pas thru. IN any
stages Of decline and decay and suf-
fer many pangs Hearts arr Ike
human beings-som~ are stronEc-
than others. therefore Some hearts
will stand more tobacco than others
bu, Their. is q limit 10 what any
heart can stand The man who puts
this additional strain on hts heart
. dozen times q day by smoking
elEarets. . pipe or ctgars--or chew
ing tobacco--is taking n nadman's
chance with health and life 10 lose
and nothing TO win but the chance
that he may not lose them. lie Is
INDUCING In costly habit at the
expense Of precious health Ask any
doctor anywhere. and he will tell you
that using tobacco In Injurious and
that 10 Us far better TO quit the
habit than to experiment To find
how much tobacco your heart Will
stand without serious results.
But the thought Of quitting 10 un-
pleasant to most men-eyen to tbese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
DEMOCRATS TO
WELCOME CHIEF
Chairman Cummings Due
Here Wednesday

Seattis's Democratic machine will
be crankcd up "Wednesday 10 get un.
der way for the next presidential
election. when Chairman Homer y.
Cummings the Democratic Nation.
al Committee and str other members
Of tho committee VIII b. visitors in
this city.
From the arrival of the national
heads of the party at 7.is In the
morning. the democrats will have n
busy day. a sightseeing trip in the
morning. luncheon nj the Hotel But.
Ter Mt noon and n banquet at $50
O'Clock are the main features.
Members of the Cummings party
are; Homer s. Cummings. chairman
OF the Democratic National Commit.
tee. Mrs. George Bass. chairman. wo-
mems bureau. j. Bruce kremer. Mon.
tana. vicc-chairman. W, ~. Jameson.
director OF finance. w X. Hoillstcr,
executive secretary; W. J. Cochran.
director OF publicity. Charles Nc
Guire, secretary 10 Chairman Cum
minga.
The following committee will greet
Mr.. Cummings upon arrival; George
Harroun. vice.chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Committee; Charles ID.
Fuilen. chairman. King County Dem.
.ocrauc Committee: James r. LAWYER.
president King County Democratic
club. Miss Lille l.. white. president
Women's Wilson. Marshall League.
Mrs. Alice Robinson. president wo-
8. m
arty. Everett; a. r.. Titiow. Tacoma;
r. NJ. Troy. Olympia. Edgar c. sny'
der. Seattle. and George r.. Ryan.
State Executive Committee for West
ern Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
YANKEE LEGION
PLANS ELECTION
First Meeting Scheduled for
Monday Night

The American Legion OF Liberty
will hold Its first meeting as the
American Legion In the Soldiers
and Sailors club Monday night az
\ o'clock.
The Seattle organization OF the
American Legion viii be known as
the Elmer ]. Noble post No. OF
the State OF Washington. II IL
the largest post in the state aud
was the first organization granted
a charter by the American Legion
In Washington.
An election of officers for the
Seattle post viii take place at the
Monday night meeting.
Every soldier. sailor and marine
In the city IL invited to attend the
first meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
Thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Netting Like Plat. nitre-rhssphsse
- rot on Ftvw. 1t~aftky Ft~-k ssd
90 lacrosse stresGsh. tiger snd
Nerve Fsrce.

Judging from the counties. prep
arasiors and treatments which are
continually being Advertised for the
purpose Of making thin people
ffcahy. developing arfnx neck and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30

Great Britain has spent 100000
600 on industrial housing since the
war began. This country has spent
10000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30

steady gait and true TO an emporium
whore kiekieSH drinks. frappeA and
parfaits are In season. Others will
perch their feet on IN. family man.
tic and recall the magic. almost
tragic memories Of IN, good old days
that were. and are no more. But
there will be few whose mourning
for the coming dry age viii lead
them to initiate the propensitics Of a
sponge.
In other cities. ,ippling topcra and
apostles Of inebricty and lnsobriety
VIII stagger forth. flushed and fun.
and for the final time kiss fond
adieu TO their bsccanailan haunth.
where topheavioesr and elevated
! feelings OF citation are acquired. but
In Seattle teetotalers will point with
pride 10 the sobernoss Of everyone.
Exhibitions OF m.liowncas by
corned carouRerH. who have drunk
OF deep poiations and liquid iiba tons
until the mirrorod. mahogany top
tabled. palatiai palaces Of pied pleas.
ure have become a swimming. swirl.
ms whirl Of revolving. rotating fan.
tastes are not on the cards FOR Seat
tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
Few Wild Animals

Ross. wines, fixHling champagne.
mint jailps. cocktails. sparkling
sherry. beer and brandy. and wicked
whiskey will not prime topcrs and
thirsty souin In Seattle.
Wild animals win not roam a,
large. Green fire. splitting snake.
feroeiour lions with horns. pink
el~phonta. and terrifying mas
todons VIII not put In an appearance
Singles viii not double with alarm.
inE alaerity. Nor will the tagging
foot Of the drinking drunkard res,
a, ease on the polished bar rail- nj
the floor. rising up. srnitea him. and
forc~s him 20 embrace IL and rr.t or,
its hardened surfscr.
For Seattle has been dry for over
four years. and the riotous scenes 70
be enacted In other localities on Jun.
10 viii not be reproduced here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30

DR0PSY : $ !: :.''. !:: A. !:
few hours.
swelling reduced In a few days. reg
uiates the liver. kidneys stomach
and heart purific> the blood.
strengthens entire system. Write
for Free Trial Treatment
COLLuN DRoPSy REM. CO.. Dept.
A ~, Atlanta. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30

Wet ones will not whet their alp.
petites In Seattle tonight when the
country goes dry.
Guzxlers OF Erog. partakeru Of
port and picked punch. revelerr In
the realms and regions rife with
rickeya. rum and rye will find small
soiace In Seattle. They viii not have
chance to befuddle their minds un.
tll earcssins. kissing tendencies ran
their stewed souls. or tears Of aor.
row for the fancied ailments of man.
kind roll down their chcrried cheeks.
While In other cities OF the coun.
try on the eve OF July absorbent
gin hounds and carmlned bcakcd
nurroundern OF the foamy iuic. Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
NElGHBORHOOO BOYS
SUSPECTED OF THEFT

The home Of John Forsythe. 1919
Bellevue ave, was entered some
time Sunday night by providers
who ransacked the house, obtaining
t+5 In cash The police suspect
that the robbery was executed by
boys of the neighborhood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
ACid-St0nlaCh
Makes 9 Out of 10
People Suffer

Doctors declare that more than 70 non.
organic diseases can be traced 20 Acid.
Stomach. Starting with indigestion. heart
burn. beiching, food ating. bloAt. sour
gassy stomach. the entire system eventually
becomes affected. every vital organ suffering
In some degree or other. You see these vic.
tins OF Acid Stomach everywhere - people
who are subject 10 nervousness. headache.
insomnia, biliousners-peoplc whosusfe from
rbeufn atism .lumhago istica and aches and
pains all over the body. IL IL safe 10 say IN ii,
about people out OF 10 suffer To some extcui
from Acid. Stomach.
II you suffer from stom ach trouble or even
fyoudo not feel any stomach distress, yet 0 re
weak and siiing. fccl tircd aud dragged out
lack pep" and enthusiasm and know that
something IL wrong although you cannot
locate the exact cause OF your trouble-you
naturally want 10 get back your grip on
health as quickly as possible. Then take
fAToNlC. the wonderful modern remedy
that brings quick rcliet from pains OF lndlres.
ton, belching. casey blos,. etc. Keep your
stomach strong. clean and sweet See how
your general health improves how quickly
the old time vim yigor and vitality come back
Get biz Soc box OF FATONIC from your
druggist today. IL 10 guaranteed to please
you. II you are not satisfied your druggist
viii refund your money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
WAR VETERANS WILL
HOLD SMOKER JULY ID

Concentrating the battle OF
Chateau Thierry. Theodore Roose-
Welt post No. "a. Veterans Of For
cign Wars Of tho United States,
will hold n smoker in the Elks
club on July IL first anniversary
OF the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-30
HAWAII THREATENED
WITH MILK SHORTAGE

HONOLULU. June 30.--A serious
shortage OF milk threatens Honolulu.
Production In Hawaii IN rs 900 gal.
Ions per month below what II was
last year. The price has just been
raised from II to Is cents n quart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Make Effort
To Restore Production
In Brown County Field

Reports from Brentwood, Brown
county. Texas. are that a well directed
campaign is on to revive Brentwood
shallow field and reestabIish It as It
was a year ago. steps are being
taken by a number OF concerns to put
the producers back to the total pro-
duction Of 5000 barrels a day. The
present production is 500 barrels a
day, said to average two barrels a day
per well
The Great Western OIL and Refining
company has brought in a new well
in this shallow field and, although not
fully drilled. it is said to be full OF
oil up TO AS feet 1t is expected 10
have an initial production o. IS to 20
barrels a day.
The Central OIL company has taken
over the property formerly held by
the as-Oklahoma company. includ-
Ing the Hail Mountain acreage. Four
or i've shallow wells are already pro-
ducing, and IL is understood that the
company plans drilling about 80 more
shallow wells
The Texas Eastern company's Caps
wen 1880 feet deep, Is producing %
10 80 barrels Of oil and about 1000. 900
cubic feet Of gas It is said that every
well that is drilled 1000 feet OF more
in all Brown county has shown oil or
gas in some quantity, so that it is be-
lieved that there is announcement for
deeper drilling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
TEST At TULSA
DEVELOPS OIL
Hope to Link the Northern
Part Of Pool With the
Main Reservoir.

Tulsa. Okla, April "a machine
has been moved by J. B. Milan and
his associates TO make a test wen TO
the south Of the Midwest Gulf OIL
company's new well. in the center Of
section 6-22-17. seven miles northeast
Of Claremore. At two feet in the oil
sand the test flowed 90 barrels the
fist Of last week and continued the
same flow during the entire week It
may prove TO be a 200 barrel well. as
as Il was first thought by operators
Homer and associates are drilling
AT 935 feet in q deep test IN sectlon
1S-2s-17. They have found showing
Of both gas and oil
The P. T. K OIL company Of Clare
more IS drilling its No. on the Tan
ner land in the northeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section l-1l-
IS. due east OF Claremore- me -FOUR
wells on the property are good Tor
ten barrels each and are producing
little below 500 feet.
The Cortie OIL and Gas company has
3,o0e.00O cubic feet Of gas in its third
completion on the Linde land in the
southvest quarter Of section 1928
west. north extension Of the CARRIER
district 7 is believed that the north
extension Of the pool VIII be linked
with the main pool before the end o.
the summer through the wells that
viii be drilled over that Intervening
territory
John r. Markham. IT.. has completed
his second vel on the Thomas land IN
the northeast quarter Of section 20
21-s. Cleveland. and l. IS making IS
barrels from sand topped at $500 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
PLANS To SINK SEVERAL
WELLS NEAR ALAMOGORDO

Alamugordo, y ", april 29--Eran K
Force. the Minneapolis, Mimi, geolog-
list who recently gave an opinion thar
the surface indications in the Iula-
rosa basin promise large oil procuc-
ton was in the valley Friday and
Saturday OF last week. selecting leases
which his company the Bennett peo-
nIe Of New York, purchased from Z
" Hartman Mr- Force said several
wells viii De started near Alamogordo
as soon as new standard rigs can DO
secured
he was accompanied by W ".
Stewart. OF FL Paso, who has pur-
chased $4,000 acres from Hartman and
Will also start development as soon
as possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
NEW LOCATIONS
IN EA5TLANDG0.
Many Companies Are Set
ting Rigs and Starting
Drilling for Oil.

The following locations. some Of
which have the rigs on the ground.
have been reported from Eastland
county.
The Gulf Production company has
spudded in its No. 8 state-Couett.
southwest Of Ranger.
Benedum & Trees are building the
rig for their C. Z. Connellee No. ..
1000 feet northwest Of the Connenee
No. l.
The Gulf Production company has
the rig on the ground for its State
Collett No. G.
John Markham. jr., is building the
the gusher district just west OF the
town OF Ranger.
The Prairie oil and Gas company
has made the location for its II. A.
Demic No. 1B On the southwest corner
Of the Demic tract in the John p.
Robins survey of Eastland county
The Prairie oil and Gas company
mas the rig up for its J. G. Christmas
No. 4B, IN the Ahrenbeck Bros sur
vey at Eastland county.
The Tex Richard Oil company has
the rig up for its No 1 D. E Moss
tract in the John York survey OF East
land county.
The AIbers OIL company has the rig
and tools on the ground for its J. W
Turner No. /, section 3. block 4. OF the
II & T. c. Railway company survey
Of Eastland county
Wagner d Steiner have made loca-
tons for Dan McClesky Nos 4 and
in the Spraks survey Of Eastland
county.
The Sinclair Gulf OIL company has
the rig on the ground for its Harpool
No 8, John p. Robins survey. northeast
OF Ranger.
ground for his Hamilton No. on the
T. & y o. Railway company survey,
in the Olden district The rig is beins
built for Hamilton No. 8, also OF Jake
Hamon one location east OF well No. .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
400 RIGS ARE NEEDED IN
STEPHENS. YOUNG COUNTIES

There Is an extremely big demand
for drilling contractors in Stephens
needed in those counties within the
next three months TO comply with
lease contracts II is claimed that
nearly half the contracts call for drill
ing operations TO be commenced be-
fore June l.
that the next three months operations
Of the companies, as estimated in rigs
alone. will be about as follows: Texas
company, 1O0s Humble, So; Gulf. So
Texas and Pacific. IS; Sinclair Gulf,
Is; Alid-Kausas. 90 Cosden, IS;
Prairie, 10: miscellaneous. so. total,
38f- Estimating the average cost per
wen at $4,000, the grand total would
be s1920o.00o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
PANHANDLE PEOPLE
TO PROSPECT FOR OH

Amarillo. Tex, reports are that
there is increased interest in oil pos
sibilities in that part Of the Panhandle
as several companies are about to
start actual drilling.
On the Masters0n ranch near the
great gas well is complete or nearly
50 and viii start drilling in a few
days. This is one Of five wells 70 90
down on this ranch.
A standard rig is being hauled out
from Panhandle 10 section u on the
Purvines ranch q miles northeast OF
Amarillo in Carson county.
The Palo Duro company has its
derrick up in Palo Duro canyon. in
Randall county, g miles southeast OF
Amarillo, and the machinery has been
shipped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
WIND HOLDS UP
WORK At FALLS
Burkburnett Pool Region
Shows Increased Out
put During Week.

Wichita Falls. Texas. Arpil 29--The
competitions OF this district are very
small for the week ending Saturday as
COMPARED with those Of the preceding
weeks This has no DOUBT been due 10
the delay caused by the re ent wind
storm. The wells completed have
uroven good producers. the smalles
one being the Glliland OIL company
No. g Hardin, which Is making 500 bar
reIs This company has two other
completions. No. Il. which is making
5000 barrels. and the No. 10, produc-
ing 1900 barrels. The Burk Waggoner,
making 5000 barrels, is. the big well
and the Golden Cycle well. in block 70
viii be as large as any new wen in
the northwest In this well it has
been impossible 70 gage the flow be-
cause Of the lack of tankase when
the well came in
As none Of these wells had put any
oil into the pipe lines at the close OF
last week none Of this big production
shows in the runs for last week. but
without the wells the Burkburnett
pool shows a nice increase for me
week. amounting 10 more than lluu0
barrels. The entire Wichita Falls dis
trict with its daily production Of S.
600 barrels has exc eeded that OF any
other section Burkburnett IS putting
out $4,000 barrels. Electra 1880 bar
rels. Iowa Park. 2z5 brarels, Holiday,
$50 barrels and Perolia $50 barrels.
Outside Of the new Burkburnett pool
there is no evidence Of any other COM
pletions for this past week and the
status Of the wells in process OF
drilling remain unchanged None Of
the out lying wells have yet any
promise Of anything good
Since the Burk-W aggOner was es-
tablshed as producer the territory
northwest OF the BurkoqrnetJ is
claiming most Of the attention Of all
operators. Acreage is being sold at
high prices and new companies are
being organized TO further operations
in this section
Among the wells upon which drill
ing was started before the Burk-
haggoner reached pay sand are some
wells which are nearing completion
now and are worth watching They
are.
The Parker well. on the Lanier tract.
g mile northwest OF the Burk Wag-
goner. II producer, u VIII extend
the newly discovered pool mile
further 20 the northwest
In the same block with the Burk
Waggoners the King Eighth OIL COM
pany is now drilling az 1000 feet
The AIidHeld oil company's No /
Renner, in the same block as the
Golden cycle well. is cleaning out pre-
paratory 10 completion
The Tish oil company. No. I Hern-
don, is drilling at 400 feet.
The Golden Leaf oil company, No.
Sanders. block 65, is drilling below
1000 feet.
The La Tonka oil company. No.
Slama, block 60. is drilling around
100 feet
The Harrison Everton oil company
No. ! Vogel, block a, is drilling
around 1900 feet
The Burk Fort Oil company has a
.lerrick on block SIS. J. 3. Evans sur
Vey, a mile and q half northwest OF
the Burk WaEgoner well.
The Gully oil company, No 4 Evans
block 70. has a derrick up.
The Eltra OIL company. no. I Haney,
block g.. has a derrick up.
Thrift No OIL company, No 2
Brannon, block SO, has a derrick Up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
ROBERT LEE OIL WELL
HOLDS PUBLIC ATTENTION

Robert Lee, Texas. April 2s--The
Robert Lee oil vel, southwest o.
Robert Lee, continues TO hold the at
tention OF not only all OF Coke
county. but the surrounding counties
Il is believed and with good reasons
that IL Is already an oil we'll It has
been stated that a big wei is eX-
pected % be brought in at a depth
Of 800 feet. but the prom oters say
that they viii drill TO a depth Of 5000
feet. If a good well is not found above
that depth 70 is reported that the
drill has penetrated three oil sands.
and q night shift has been put back
on the working force
Drilling al Bronte has been re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
WORK RUSHING AT WELLS
DERRICKS BEING REBUILT

Robert Lee. Texas. April 29.-Work
is being pushed ar each OF the oil
well locations in Coke county The
derricks. which were destroyed by the
recent wiudstorm, are being rebuilt
as fast as Workmen and rig builders
can clear up the wreckaEe and get
material together It viii probably
be several days before drilling can be
resumed at the Tucker and Hamilton
wells
Drilling would have perhaps been
in progress at the Jordan well, IL the
derrick had withstoOd the storm.
The Are ledge well. being drilled by
Allen & Chaffin. which was spudded
in last week, has been drilled TO
about 50 feet. and work is progress
ing without any difficulties what
ever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Ranger Pool Is
Enlarged blythe
NezgeSt Oil Well
Prairie Company Brings In
1000 Barrels Daily
Flow OfLiquid.

Dallas. Tex, april 29.-Enlarge-
ment in volume and distance Of the
pool far northwest OF Ranger oc-
Cured late Monday when the Prairie
OIL and Gas company No. /. DanIey
vel which has been making 200 bar
rels q day all week. came in with 1000
barrels daily production, on being
drilled deeper.
This well is two miles northwest Of
Emma Terrell well and q mile from
the Copeland tract
Il brings the pool farther TO the
north and west and many believe that
the pool underlying the well viii con-
meet with the Parrock test now going
down north Of Eastland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
NEW RIGS WORKING
IN STANFORD FIELD

Stamford. Tex April 29.-liany new
rigs and derricks have been set up in
this section during the last week.
showing that there has been no falling
off OF operations. A rig has been
placed on the White ranch, ten miles
southwest OF Aspermont- A derrick
and rig is now being placed on the
Colbert ranch, five miles northeast Of
Stamford and work viii begin al
once.
The Conrad well. about 16 miles east
OF here. is now drilling at a depth Of
1900 feet
The Texas Cushing OIL and Develop
ment company's No. ] has a good
showing OF oil This we'll is under
roaming at 225o feet
Curtiss & Co. buy Liberty sonaz-Adv