davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Wire Briefs
REDS PLAN COUNTER
GERMAN PARLIAMENT.

AMSTERDAM Feb. 1t In he
coming more apparent az the meet
Ing NJ the German national assembly
approaches that the left radical cle-
ments are planning the establishment
~ n counter parliament. according to
dispatches from lierlln
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
t.o~- to Itrrrpn Field.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Fob. i
Mai 4 VI strong, post surgeon at
Fbertn field, has been ordered 10
parron field. Texas, where he will
act n. most surgeon Major Strong
leaves today for his new post capt
] I Rurdick medical officer at
Eberts field has been named to sue
coed Major strong az pos, surgeon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
HOUSE COMMITTEES
APPROVES GUARD FUND.

WASHINGTON, Feb. An np.
propria,ion OF ss 900, 900 To maintain
tho national glard at Q strength Of
ZOE, 900 officers and mcn during the
next fiscal year. was tentatively ap-
proved today by the house military
affairs committee,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

THE WEATHER.

TULSA fsh / Maximum. a.:
minimum, 90, souih-sst ~ind, cloudy
OKLAHOMA sunday. rain. colder
In noTth~sst portlou Mohday. fair;
colder
lDrtSlANA SUNDAY, rain, Mon
da'. cloudy probably Tsin colder Va
vest portion
ARK ASsAS; SUNDAY, rain, Mon.
dAS rain colder
EAST TWAS eNnday probably
rain Monday, rlesting colder
WEST TtNAS. Sunday. cloudy
snov In IN, Panhandle solder 10 north
partition Mosds,, tait colder
kANAAS. Rain ot ano- and colder
Sunday. MondsJ unsettled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
BEST STORIES OF WAR ARE
CABleD FOR BOND CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, Feb. i-"On-
hlnurcd best stories Of the war" have
"'"n mhb"d TO Secretary Baker by
h.tnl PerrhinE ana turned over to
We laberty Loan burenu for publica-
ION during the next loan campaign.
''in" OF thc~- stories OF heroi-m Of
,u'hs soldiers will he used M news
rSp'f embellishments. some az NOV
t picture scenarios and others IN
uunphes for public speakers and
school children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
OH SUPERVISION
ENDED BN FttfI HOARD.

WASHINGTON. Feb | The fuel
administration today discontinued all
pHco control and mufh of the super
vision over distribution OF coal. coke,
oil and natural gas under an orde,
signed by Administrator Garfield
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Nv ONLEANS, Feb. l-An-
uuncement was made today of the
Tsanlkation here OF The steele
,Hn' with 10 steamers which will
NY between New orleans and Euro
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
WITHDRAWAL IS FORCED
Taresevo Is Evacuated When
Reds Attack Allies in Much
Greater Numbers.
F0CH MAY TAKE ACTION
IL Established That Enemy
Has Supplied Forces Dras-
tic Steps May BE Taken.

AR'HNNGEI. Friday Jan % -
Another violent attack hS the bol.
sh-ylki on the American. Russian
and British positions nt Tarcsevn
compelled the hard pressed and
nutnumhrred little allied column In
this sector TO Withdraw yesterday
approximately ~ Hiiler. Its new 20.
sltlon II at the Village of srdmak-
rengn.
The bolsho,ik attack followed n
bom bardment In vhlcR gas inccn-
diary shrapnel and hlgh explosive
shells we're used u was the first
lime that gns shells had been cm.
ploy"d In this Northern Russian
warfare. The shells we're of the
German tyne
II has been learned that early In
January. In connection with the
general plan 90 make the holnhevik
army formidable force by early
spripg gas schools were opened nj
Moscow
The bolshevikl whose active
Dvina Ia tho NoloadA railroad now
nv ".''"''" '" """"-. s'vVV
pronGht up sun more hruIlyy yss'
'efdsy ana are hesvly sheuins 'n'
nrw American poslIqn on ,hs Nasa
rlvrr ana sNo 'hc posiion on ,ne
pvlna, al Tulr"r' IN" o'hef seo'or'
are CON dul"'
INV Ainer'chn eV.euhuoh uI s"re,
scVo camo onN ai'er W
nrhiinr W 'nls s,clur w ~hcn .ne
holSheVlNl k"p' pe.s's,en'p OF INV
ouenNiN" htsr snH.''ns ,"ns"-
ahle loss IN .h"it tlrr' "''"ch' ""'o"
~as tcrul~n,
Althousn n,noNen
'tmh !htee sueS ~" ~"
rnneu, ,ne neiennsrs ne'" .n 'n.,r
uhuI $4,000 III. .,,ns
| m"''"'"' wv w" W !.
pfoc"'ncu n"iln"ssNa'u W..
wlhirt ~" "nn n
on 'n' N''a'" ul nuI" ~"
w" Uno " o.r,','u,,'os'"n ,. w"
W',d ne."'Vn '"'''''o nv"
n"htehF''
.,,,,,,-., a.. r, a.,
NS'''N,' VI r'u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
KR0TKIE ROTATKl MIEJSKIE.

- WfaSciciele pietarni, ObJetych straJ
klein, kt6ry jeszcze ME zostal zaiatwlo-
ny. starac sic beda o zakaz sqdoWy
przeciw strajklerOm, gdyA ostatnl po-
dObnO ~wstrzymuja Odbiorc0w, co jest
prawem ZakaZane.
- Dwaj rabusie ObrabOwali re sou
T.. NJ. Marietta, pred jego teatrem
Apollo, pnr. 500 T.. Alma I'll.
- POlicyant G. Clancy wczoraj po-
~strzeliI rabusia j. Altmana, gdy ostat-
nj wychodzi1 2 lupem 2 ,,grOserni" r.
Fiska. pnr. 395 W. 29-ta ul. Altman
znajduje sic W szpitalu PREY bride
we'll. Policyant Clancy juA poprzednio
p~ostrzeliI dw6ch rabusi6w, 2 kt6rych
jeden ,umari.
- DIR. G. NJ. CHASER. kt6ry zostal po-
~strzelOny I obIty przez trzech rabusiow
W swej ~kancelaryi pnr. 3149 r. Morgan
ul.. w czwartek wicczorem OglasSa, IL
da $500 nagrOdy temu, kt6ry sic PREY,
czyni do arpsztowania 1 ukarania ra-
busi0w,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
Zebranie W Domu
Zwiazku Polek.
PRZEMAWIAC BEDA KAPITAN
P. KLECZKOWSKI, p. F. STREYCK'
MAINS 1 INNI.

Kap. Pawei K~leczkowski bedzle g}6-
wnym m6wca Ia wlelkiem zebraniu pa
t~ryotycznem, kt0re sic Odbedzie
dis wieczorem, dnia 5tegO b. IN.
w Domu Zwiazku Polek. %staraniem "a
rzadu zwiazku Polek II rzecz Pozyczki
Wolnosciowej Zwyciestwa.
Kapitan KleczkOwski przysiany 20
stall przez Rad Polski do Stan6w lie
%dnoczonych, ably tutaj zachecac Pola-
k6w | Polki de popierania rzadu anne
zakupywaniem bond6w vol
nosciowych.
Zap. K~leczkowski zasiuAy} sic wiel-
&c w roku zesz}ym agitacya w Amcry-
&c va rekrutOwaniem do Armii POlskiej
we Francyi. Znany Jest w~szedzic Po-
lonii amerykanskiej | cieszy sic wlelkq
popularnoscia, ma kt6ra Easluguje 4
praca | galetami ~charakteru
Gdy Rad Amerykanski prosii Rad
polski o wyznaczenle dw6ch pOlskich
m6wc6w do agitacyi w Stanach Zjcdno-
cznnych "a PoAyczka Zwyciestwa Rad
Polski ~wyznaczy} ks. F. Itka. kapelana
Armii Polskiej | kapitana Pawla Kle-
cz~kowskiegO. jest to ola mich dOstate-
CZna relIomendacya.
PrzemawiaC take beda dis w Do.
mu Zwiazku POlek p. F. Streyck,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
POzYCzKA WOLNOSCIOWA
ZWYCIESTWA

lacym union, re dziaiaja ma reke
agitatorem belszewickim a pre-
civ rzadewi Stanow Zjedneczo-
nych.
Nieustraszone stanowiske bur
mistrza Hansena wobec n~ielojal-
nych zyskaio mu wielki rozgios,
gdy& uwydatniie sic w jaskra--
wynn hentrascie do postaplenta
burmistrsa naszego miastas gdy
tutaj sic zjechali pacyfisci pod
eIas wolny.
Ote wieksse subskrypce uzy-
skane W pisteki
S25o.ooo Armour and CO. pra-
cownicy, Swift and Co. pracew-
nicy; $780, 900 Travellers Insuran-
ce Co.; S93.9So, Rand. Mentally
and Co. | pracownicyi $4,000
Rigenstein Colortype Co. | pra-
cownicy s7syOoo Steel Sales Cor
poratton S72,5oo American Hide
and Leather Co. / pracownicy;
$4,000 La Sale Steel Co., Le-
high Portland Cement Co.;
$4,000 C. H. Weaver Co.;
ISl5,OO0 National Stamping and
Electric Works, Central Cold
Storage: $4,000 National X-Ray
Reflector Co.; $4,000 The Shat
ton Co.; $1,000 Mar Owen and
Co.; 5000 Incandescent Light
Co., Hoelscher Brothers, R. Ger
Der and Co., Thomas S. Smith,
White City Cold Storage.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
PROJEKT.
Nova o Polsce W teatrze Pantheon.

Nova o P0lsce W teatrze Pantheon.
Ably utrzymac polski rekord W Ia
kupywaniu bond6w wolnosciowych. 16,
II. IS | Gotta warda kRAdemu Po-
lakowi, kt6ry ~jeszcze W tym tygodniu
zakupI bond6w IN $1,000 dale ma pa
miatke figure zoinierza ~polskiego, kto-
rego i~naczej nabyc ME MONA procz
"a patryotyczny Gym ola Polskl Tub A
meryki. JedOn egzemplarz jest W gi6-
wnej kwaterze 16-tej wardy PREY MIL
waukee ave. bliskO Division I'll.
Onegdaj W teatrze Pantheon PREY
Sheridan Road blisko Wilson avenue,
bardzo liczna ~publicznosc (2400 siedzen
zajetych) sfuchalo mowy nadzwyczat
dzlelnego m6wcy DIR. B~radley'a. DIV
mem zblegiem okolicznosci ten porywa-
jacy m0wca wspomnial o k~onstytucyi
3-go maja | we wzniosiych siowach mo
viii 0 Paderewskim i POlSce blisko IN
cody, Il moinzv mfyy bgkz zti6 gkza
godziny. a move to przerywano mu
szalOnyml oklaskami. ReZultat byi ten,
Ii sprzedaf IA 100000 bOnd6w. Pre-
mawiai tam take Sierzant Z. WiSnie-
wSki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
POIacy zndW ma PieTw.
SEEN MIejsCU.

Polska Sekcya zn6w zajela miejsce
pierwsze W Dywizyi Obcojezycznej pod
wzgledem ilosci / liczby subSkrypcyi.
Ma kredyt narodowosci polskiej Ia
pisano 1876 s~ubskrypcyi ma sumo $4s4,-
go.
Drugie miejsce zajmuja CzechO-Sio-
wacy. Uzyskali subskrypcyi 4,14O ma
1855, 500.
Niemcy So ma trzeciem miejscu: -
3,TS9 subskrypcyi ma $33+,OOO.
Wlosi ma czwartem miejscu: 1864
subSkrypcyi. IA $296.O0O.
Szwedzi ma piatem miejscu: 1,IJ6
subskrypcyi ma S1I1,3OO.
OGDEN dotychczas ma kredyt Dywi-
zyi O~bcojezycznej zapiSanO subSkrypcye
ma $3,O22,750.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
PETROGRAD w REKU


Londyn, 3. maja. Depesze z
Kopenhagi donosza, Re Petro--
grad znajduje sic obecnie W reku
finlandzkiej Czerwonej Gwardyi
Czerwoni aresztowali W tenn mie-
scie cz{onk6w dunskiego Czerwo
nego Krzyza i czynia Przygoto--
wanna do walk z finlandzka
Gwardya Biaia. Poprzednie tele-
granny podawafy wiadomosci o
zajeciu Petrogradu przez wojska
finlandzkie, ale ME mowiiy mic
blizszego, jake to So wojska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
WIELKI WIEC Ma WOJCIECHOWIE

lie obywatele | ~obywatelki 2 VOL
ciechowa SO czynni W Rampant IN Po-
zyczka Wolnosciowa. Swiadczy Ostatni
rwicc kt6ry sic Odbyl w ubiegiy czwar-
TEX W sail parafialnej "a starauiem
| Klubu ObywatelskiegO.
Obyw. Ignacy Frasz zagai} wiec, po-
czem powO}al Choir dziatwy do od&pie-
waniu hymnu amerykahSkieSo Star
Spangled Banner. jake pierwSZy
m6wcy powOlany zostal adv. Janisze-
ski, kt0ry Opowiadal o przejsciach
swych W Paryiu. Zaznaczyl, re przez
caiy czaS Owcgo pobytu W Paryzu ME
widziai masla ami jaj. OpOwiedzia} tax
re o swych rozmowach z niekt6rymi
reprezentantami przyby}ymi Z Polski,
i wszyscy donosili, re brak jest w
Polsce wszelkich potrzeb zyciowych 4;
W kohcu m6wca zaapelowal do Obec-
nych, azcby kupowali bondy.
Pc MIN o~dspiewai solo jeden z kwar-
tetu Z Great Lakes, naStepnie przem6-
viii sierzant Bigbee. zachecajac do po-
| p~ierania pozyczki. Pc sierzancie pre-
mawia} kongresman SABBATH. Nastqpii
| spiew solo, poczem przem6wi} jeden 2
wychowank6w W~ojciechowa, sierzant
Demski. kt6ry odni6s} rany we Fran
cyl. Przemawiali koleino. sierzant Wa
jer i sierzant Gulik. WszyScy ranni, O.
powiada}o o swych doswiadczeniach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
R A!
BIJA FLOTE Boil
SZEWIKoW.

Archangielsk, B. maja. - Woj-
ska alianckie odpariy wczoraj
zwyciesko pierwszy atak bolsze-
wickich kanenierek ma rzece
DIVINE. Belszewicka flotylla u
siiowafa podpiynac do pozycyi,
zajmowanych ma prawym brzegu
DSwiny przez amerykahshe, bry
tyjskie | rosyjske wojska, ale ME
udaao sic to jej, dzieh ogniowi
srtyleryi Aliantow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
ROGR D%ZIsIEJSZY

W peIudnie edbyfe sic zebranie W
teatrse Cort ma ktorem przemawiah
sedzia Pam | snana auterka Edna Fer
Der.
O eodsinie $50 edbeda sic twicne-
MIA artyleryi morskiej W parku Gran
ia. Beda dane salwy q armat 12-stoca-
lewych.
wieczorem jak zwykle o godsinie Gel
bedzie iluminacya oftarsa Zwyciestwu
we Forum zwyciestwa.
Jutro przyjeadsa do Chicago byly
~presydent Stan6w ZjednOcnonych W.
H. Taft 1 wyglosl kilka NOV "a Pofy-
cska zwyclestwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
A MA
ZAPROSZENIE,

ParyA, B. maja. - Rada mini
strow spraw zagranicznych otrzy
ma1a cd wioskiego premiera Or
lando diugi telegram, kt6rego
trese ma razie ME zostafa podana
do publieEnej wiadomosci, ale
prawdopodobnie stanowi odpo-
wiedz ma wystosowane ostatnio
pod adresem wioskiej delegacyi
zaproszenie. ably powr6ciia do
Paryza, celem dalszego udziaiu
W konferencyi pokojowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
$1Ol,OOO,OOO Bra
kuje do Kwoty.
NADzWYoZAJNE WYsILKI
JUz

Kwota m, Chicago wynesi
ass. .OG0
Dotychezas W Chicago uzyska-
no subskrypcyi ma bendy welne-
sciowe 5teI PezyeEkl tylko ma
SS.2O0.oOo
Pozostsje jeszcze wieeei ni7 pc
Iowa do rozpisania. a zaezyna sic
dis trzeci ! ostatni tydzieh kam-
panii pozyezkowej,
w ostatniej kamPanii byso sub
skrybuent6w okoio 100000.
w obecnej kampanii subskry--
buent6w dotychczas jest 10000.
Sytuacya jest nadzwyczaj pO-
wa1ns. Komitet chicsgoski kam-
panii pozyczkowej zmuszony jest
wdroiyc specyalne srodki ola o.
calenia miasta Cd handy, jaka mu
grobi, jesli kwota ME zostanie
r~ozpisana.
Onegdaj przemawiai ma kilku
zebraniach W Chicago Ole Han
son, burmistrz m. Seattle, ktory
~sprezysta reka stlumn najgroz-
niejszy strsjk W history m. Seat
tie, strajk wywolany przez boil
szewik6w, ktorzy usiiowali So
wiet ma wzor rosyjski pod piasz-
czem strajku zorganizowac. Bez-
wzglednoscia swego patryotycz-
nego stanowiska wobec bolszewi-
kow burmistrz Hanson zyskal
rozgfos w caiym kraju.
Hanson wzywai miasto z wiel-
kim zapalem do jak najgoretsze-
go popierania Pozyczki Zwycie--
silva, do jak najwiekszyeh wysii-
k6w celem przekroczenia kwoty'
apelujac do dumy obywateli, do
ich patryotyzmu, do lojalnosci
wobec tych, ktorzy przelewali
krew we Francyi "a tych, ktorzy
pozostali W bezpieczenstwie w
tym kraju.
Rozpoczyna sic dis kampania
plus, II. kazdy subskrybuent
bedzie proszony o zapisanie So
bic dodatkowego bondu. "a co O.
trzyma specyalny odznak, zwany
plus chevron.'
w piqtek uzyskano W Chicago
subskrypcyi ma bondy Piatej Po-
zyczki Zwyciestwa tylko ma
s4,2OO,OOO, podczas gdy dilemma
kwota m. Chicago ma wynosic
S16,OOOyOOO.
Og6lna suma subskrypcyi do
tychczas otrzymanych wynosl
SO,97O.OOo, a powinna wynosic
S123,O Oo,O 900.
w sobote przybyi do Chicago
o. Hanson, burmistrz m. Seattle
kt6ry zyskai slave ma caiy kraj
gdy W nadzwyczaj energiczny sPo
sob udaremnil zamach bolszew,-
cki W Seattle, wykazujac strajku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
Y DUNKIRK. n. Y.

Kazimierz Kila, zamieszkafy p.
mr., 10S Newins ul., uznany zostai
przez komisye ziozona z dra G. Elisa
I dra Oh. H. Richardsa. "a choregc
ma umysle. Odeslano go do stano'
wego domu ola oblakanych W Co
wanda. Kila wybil szyby W paru sa.
siednich domach I biegnac ulicami
tvlko W bielianie wpedf do koscio'a
sw. Jadwigi, gdzie &C policya po-'
chwycila. Nieszczesliwy dzia,ai poo
wplywem silnego ataku szalu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
z NEW HAVEN. CONN.

X. Antoni Mazurkiewicz, pro
boszcz m%iejscowej parafii. oZnaj-
mil, re z og6lnej ludnosci Polakow,
kt6rych jest 5000. 80 PROC. c"yn Z
CORA 1900, zamierza powr6cic DO
kraju, PREY pierwszej sposobnosci.
Wielu jua wyjecha3o do New o
ku, lecz poniewaz niema j~eszcze dose
statk6w ma usiugi pasazerow, przeto
musza wyczekiwac az beda mogli O.
trzymat przejazd. Gdyby ME trudna
Sci paszportowe I niemozebnosc o.
trzymania przejazdu, juz znaczna
ilost naszych rodakow bylaby DIS
W kraju Tub drodze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
Y PHILADELPHIA. PA.

w public8nej szkole technicznej
oby{o sic zakohczenie roku szkol--
nego. Poraz pierwszy W historyi Po-
lonii filadelfijskiej 25 uczni6w Po-
lak6w otrzymalo nagrody I chlubne
~swiadectwa z dzialu rysunk6w sto-
larskich 1 mechanicznych. Stara-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05

we Francyi, kt0re byiy bardzo intere-
sujace.
Ma ~zakoGczenie przem6wil adwOkat
Rybicki. kt0ry zaznaczyi, ae mas Aoi-
nierze przeSzli Zwyciesko wsZystkie bl
ivy, a my obecni przcchodzimy pia-
Ia wake z kt0rej many wyjSc ivy
ciesko przez zakupOwanie bond0w.
Dekoracyi IA walecznO$c my cywilni
ME mOAemy nOsic. - lecz d~ekOracye
mice powinien kahdy ma klaptc surdu-
Sala by}a przepeiniona. S~przcdano
ia, IL kupii bond POayczki WolnoScio-
wei Xwyciestwa.
bond6w "a przeszlo $1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
JAZZ WARDY STOJA.

Warda 21-Sza p~rzekroczyia swa kwO-
te pred kilku dniami.
WczOraj take kwota swa przekrO-
czyIa warda sta. Kwota jej wynosi
100000. Przekroczyla kwote te juz o
$4,000.
Puuizsza tabela przedstawia wedfus
ostatnich raport0w Il lie ~uzyskano
bond6w W rozmaitych wardach:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05

MEM gtowarzyszenia stolarzy pol
skich wspolnie z Unia maszynist6w'
dyrektor wieczornych szkof Przemv-
slowych zezwolil ma otwarcie kur-
SUI " jezyku polskim wykladoWyn'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05
ABANDONMENT

DR.. Sieminowicz przeniosi
sw6j offs ma r6g milwaukee, ave.
! Ashland, mad bankiem, 9cie pie
no. 0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05

MAINS, prezes Dywizyi Obcojezycznej
i inni m0wcy tax polscy jak amery-
kanScy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-05

$4,000
10000
$4,000
162,3O0
$500
2@,40e
212,09
$4,000
5,301,0H
s30,290
711.s58
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
OIL nAaxnr QUOTATIONS.
Largest Deal Yet Recorded.

Tn. deal whereby IN" iatng"n
p.opI. acquired iitlo to 200 htrcH "'
tho hes, aud most likrN l""klhs
stuff In the nurkhurh"tt district ~
teportod IN this column huhd"s' W
.tili the topic ~ ipi"r"r' among on
men, and certainly. shows hu'N
burnett 10 b.. IN u class w hH'"
when II comes tn oil producing rt"p.
critics, an never before IN the hlr'"'f
~ the oil game has goo n'r"A OF uh
developed stuff ever brought u pro"
like this
Il seem. TINT the same prop"rly
hat been sold 10 the Producers ~
U.fin.rs corporation for $4,000 600.
and that the extra tsQO.00O offered
by Mr., ailliland and hir asso, la l"H
was too much Tor the owners of IN"
Marine oil company 10 pass M. ana
the only question IN whether or not
the sreat number ~ STOCKHOLDERS IN
the Marine Oil company VIII com"
to the front and Hisn ~ Tor tho
transfer
Mr.. uilllland In In Toledo, con
f~rring With IN. officials 90 tho
Paragon oil company, ~ rcErtd I"
tho new purchase. and there In "A
auspIclon that his partners thef"
will turn down the deal and " ~
tho chances are that the MCMann on
company will he only too clad To
take tho Interest," which 10 supposed
10 10 10 tho Paragon people.
owns about 30 per cent of tho
Marine companys stock and viii
continue In tho deal, Whichever way
n coca This company has u capital
nation of Sa00.0 900 and owns ap-
proximstsiy 100 acres In two t'act-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
CAPTAIN Moffef IN T0,rn.

Captain a. a. Moffett. son ~ E
w, Moffett head OF tho refining Dc
partment OF tho Co-den company,
has been IN the city tho past two
days on his return trip from Camp
Travis, Texas. to Camp Dix, N j.
where he has been training since
September 4. 1911.
Captain Moffett escorted 4 squad
Of sb negro soldiers caHualt'rs from
overseas. TO Camp Travis where they
are to receive their discharges
These colored fighting men have all
been In the front line trenches. and,
being badly wounded or gasscd so
tina, they were not n, for further
military service. were lnvalided home
just before tho armisticc was signed
ncinr the only white man In the
party, Captain Mouctt had some
most interesting ana amusing es-
periences with his colored troop
every man of whom was IN exhuh.r.
ant spirits at being sent hack home
after months OF trench lifc They
were all oklahoma and rrSaa ne
srOes, and will go back TO farm life
as soon a. discharged
Captain Moffc,t was Kansas
railroad man before the war ana on
this his first visit 10 Tulsa. was both
amsssd ana delighted at the city as a
whole.
why. I always thought ot Tulsa
a. q big. rav looking village an oil
town" said the captain Il had in
mind q composite picture of a wild
western and oil Fields poruIation
and atmosphere. boom city; but
I can truthfullJ sy that n compares
favorabiy with any eastern city
u.uy ,ir,na ite size In All IN. ,,o,.,.
tmpSsvsaeetA The business dis,ric,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

The Gladys liEilr on company
was ngro"nhly surprised YESTERDAY,
when their Arthur turbrny farm M.
2 located nt the center ~ the west
llne ~ tho notthwcn ~ the north.
west quarter ~ - an got the
pay at. =. lii feet. and In showing Tor
u niCe producer. They are ten feet
IN the sand. and the well viii prob
ably he drilled deeper In the sand
to-day rhs veil In No Tor tho
farm No I having come In a duH-
ter short time ago, much Ia tho
Enrptiso of everyone, rlny II offH"i
the New YORK ON CompEhy tf ".
I,ot'heD ana Robinson 400 -harf"l
well tp the east. the Big hen on
comphny'H No I n 900 barrel pro-
Queer. Ia the north. and the Kiln
hlry a Moore 900 barrel well IN
the next quarter Ia III" southwest
The dry hole was ALSO 80 feet deep
er than any 81 the surrounding hig
producers The GLADYS Hellc'S good
well offsets the nig Hen well Ia the
south In Al" sam. section
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

Prsutias Moore. who N nov max
Ing headquarters IN Dallas. 10 In
TulsA today, ana according to Mr..
Moore. the big operators who have
been throwing millions into the
Ranger territory are becoming more
cautious In THAR investments. and
also more cautious In their field op-
srations
'Ths deep sands around Ranger
are Of Immense geographical extent,
but Il 10 not q big pool srsh ~
Cushing. rather q ssrIes' Of pretty
good pools with plenty of barren
territory In between, and ar this fact
becomes more and more proven. the
tendency 10 extravaGant speculation
In nenproducinG acreage and In
drilling test wells In becoming less.
"Everybody seem: to think iha,
quantities. Of crude, ana that therc
win he much work done there the
next two or three years Iiu, to
date, RanRrr has rather disappointed
expectations The pipeline builders
are working faster than the well
drilisrs. mt least during tho winter
months. and by the middle of spring,
n seems probable that there will be
q much bigger outlet for Nanuer
crude than bhere will be "a supply OF
crude.
"Burkburnett right now, IL pro-
ducing more crude than the Hanger
pool proper, ana N all the 6il nj
Rurkburneu were helna run. would
probably he producing m much
cruds as all three Of the counties In
the Hanger deep sand district
Seasoned oil men continue to re-
gard Purh burnett ms n phenomena,
which 90 far has dcfied all tho laws
of the business. and II In tho general
opinion still that the pool must soon
begin declining
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

INi'T The Texas producing com
pany has 5-barrel well In No, ON
the Robert Fry farm In the northeht' I
quarter OF 1s-is-i3
The Virgll Church OF company
brought In a failure In their Rowe
Brown farm test N the south half
u tn" ~ouihvcai ~ 70 is-la
CONTINUED on NEXT PA0E
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
Erroneous RuDOr.

There H. ~ story In circulation
about the tushuh purchasing hnf
interest IN lot ~ acfoag" IN IA"
vicinity 81 the biE well at iiom"r,
Ia. witch n not curtert N"gutia
iionH ~ this property have been con
Quoted Tor some time. but up To the
present time No such deal has been
closed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

The Humble OH company. which
has bssn reported a. selling n half
interest In lie holdings To the Carter
OH company for $50 1000. 900 10 To re-
main In control Of the property, ac-
oording TO the dope received here.
and Q good bot II 10 that the Humble
people with their great orGan,sa tion.
viii certainly leave no money laying
on the counter.
II will be q most advantageous
combination ell around, A. the Carter
on company has unlimited coda "a
70 against the game In Texas.