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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
From the Walters Field

WALTERS. Okla. June -Four
rev oil wells, with average daily
production OF l25 barrels. were
iroutht in last week. Three OF these
wcllQare In the main field and the
fourth is IN the southwest extension.
The most important completons in
.he field this week are John G.
Keys No. kirkade, in the south
west northwest of 3S-ls-l0w and
the National oil Il Development No.
in the southeast southwest OF
2S-ls-i0w. Keys No. Kinkade is
one Of the best wells in tho field and
also the first producing oil well in
The north half If 73-1s-l0w. Thirty
or S5 new wells will be required to
drill out the territory proven by this
well II will also lead to the drilling
Of several offset wells by Parker
and lake Hamon in the east half OF
section 81 The new l00-barrel well
brought I'm by the National oil &
Development Co. in section 2S opens
up 4 new territory. formerly consid-
cred doubtful, and for,es offsets by
the lnvincible oil company. en- the
west and by the Gypsy Oil COM
p1ny on the north. The recent com
pletion OF three oil wells in the
southwest extension, with daily pro-
hu'AlNli Idllbllls llOll 30 10 iep Nti .
rcls has made the future develop
mert OF this section OF the field cer-
tain. Drilling out the newly proven
oil territory in the southwest extern
sion will require from Is to 25 new
wells Taking tho field as n whole,
this weeks competitions have proven
territory. the thorough development
OF which vii require so to so new
wells
John c. Keys No. Kinkade in
.,Ahe center of the west half OF the
southwest northwest 33-is-i0w, blew
IN Al 2l30 feet and is now making
from zoe 70 $50 barrels a day.
National oil 81 Development Co.
No. |, j. q. Roberts, in the north
west southeast southwest 2s-1s-l0w,
sswabblng 100 to l25 barrels at 2,li7
feet
Mc-Man No. IA, r. +. Priddy in the
southeast corner Of the southwest
soltnfst of 4-2s-lOw, making 20
harre1at 2,197 feet.
Nlmfck oil company we'll in the
northwest northwest OF 2G-2s-l lw,
making - barrels at 1855 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
with the Oil Men

A very UNIQUE feature in the way
Of advertising Tulsa and the oil
fields OF Oklahoma was arranged
for by the H. r. WILCOX people and
tho oklahoma Texas Producing n
Refining Co when a moving picture
was filmed of the above Two COM
panies' properties, showing the pro-
duction Of oil IN ITS different stages,
from the spudding of a well TO the
methods Of handling tho refined
product
The leading fields represented In
the picture include Skiatuok. Beggs.
Sapulpa and wilcox city, and among
tho big features was the blowing
Off" Of the Wilcox 100000 gas
well In 16-16-1O. Another interest
ing point In the film will be the
showing Of Tulsa in 1893. and its
phenomenal growth within period
" 20 years, with it's wonderful bust
ness section and skyscrapers.
A number of stockholders and
officials from both oil companies,
including Homer T.. Wilcox, presi-
dent of the II. T. Wilcox interests;
George +. Dye, vice president; l..
-. Sears. general manager, and n
number OF Kansas city stockholders.
Dr. G, q. Roberts, president Of the
Oklahoma Texas company, A. F.
Voeler. vice president, and l.. @.
Wilson. secretary. viii appear in the
picture,
The film will he produced and 6s
trihuted by the Charles T.. Morse
company, an eastern brokerage
house Considerable credit is due
Mcssrs. Charles f.. Morse OF Boston
Mass. president, L. n. Corbit. gen
oral manager OF Bridgeport, Conn.
walter T.. Pritchard, Joe l.. Taylor
Z. r. Rhodes and Il. r Larnerd ot
lRtockholders In the Morse company
who have been I'm Tulsa the past
week making the film.
NJ NJ. Travis. president OF the
Midco Petroleum company. left
sunday night for short business
"trip to Chicago
IT, X. Bragdon. secretary and
treasurer OF the Guffey- y-Gillespie oil
company. with headquarters a,
Pittsburgh, is spending a few days in
TIlsa.
a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Petroleum club met
Saturday afternoon and a building
committee was discussed and several
members appointed, ,he list to h,
completed at called meeting to b,
held shortly
The same enthusiasm was evi
| denced in regard to the new club
house, and IL was planned that tn,
board of governors and the cx
ecutive committee meet frequently
/ that the necessary rights be pro,
Nided for and the building launched
as soon as possible.
W. NJ. Lamb, general field super
| intendent OF the Red Bank oil com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
Al HcggS.

The oklahoma Central oil com
pany's No 2 Greasy Hin I'm the south
east of the northeast of 22-14-11 is
drilling at 1900 feet No. on the
same lease is down 600 feet: No. Is
drilling at 1900 feet. These wells
are adjoining the company's No. !
we'll which was completed about a
month ago and was good for 2,001
barrels. The big production was en-.
countered at 2,763 feet.
Alex. Dingwall has a we'll that is
estimated at 200 barrels after an so
quart shot in tho southeast of 9-15-
10. west OF Beges. The top Of the
sand was reached at 2.620 and drill
ed to total depth of $50 feet.
Producers & Refiners No. Pink
Hawkins in the southeast corner OF
southwest northeast 1i-l4-l1, twin
we'll % No. !, which was gas well
in the unpersand, is on top the Will
cox sand and will drill in tomorrow
This Is two locations east OF their
No. 2 snme lease, n 1000 barrel well,
and n direct offset to the Tidal OIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
Okn,ulgp.

Templeman OH corporation No. I
Brazeel in northeast corner of south
west quarte~ l6-l3-ii. west OF Ok
mulgee is drilling AZ 1900 feet after
being shut down four days TO repair
RIG.
No. Phillips i'm northeast corner
northwest southwest 29-14-t1 south
west of Beggs pool Is drilling In the
top Of broken sand at 3470 This
test is being watched with Interest
as II is scheduled for a thorough
record Of tho deeper formations in
this interesting territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

companys No Pink Hawkins
which came IN flowing 900 barrels
natural
Tcmplcman Oi corporation and
Producers ~ Rcnucrs Wuue King
No. TN southwest corner northwest
northeast ll-14-l1 Is drilling al 2lOU
feet This is two locations north of
Producers ~ Rctincrs No PINK
Hawkins which came tu at 1000
barrelr IN the Wilcor sand 'aud one
location north Of same company IS
No. I which found tho gas nt l2oo
feet and 2,l0O feet and Is now drill-
ing at $500 feet.
Texas company Willie King No. ]
In southeast corner OF northwest
quarter ll-1i-t1 offsetting the Pink
Hawkins No OF Producers a Ro-
tincrs reached the sand Friday at
2. sos feet and IL flowing l,lo0 bar
rcls at If feet In the Wilcox sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
Putting Gns IHres Ont

The Western Torpedo company
with headquarters in Tulsa has re-
Gently covered itself with glory by
shooting out a gas well that was
on flro down in the Desdemona field
in Texas 10 quarts OF gelatin was
used nt ench shot the first time tho
well caught fire again from the rei
hot iron around the well and the sec.
ord time the same thing occurred
The third time. however. the well
was shot the gas fire was extinguish
cd which probably was an easter
way ~ ertlnguishinF gas fire
at well than any other yet
Invented. ]. G. Percival Of Tulsa, Is
very proud OF the record made 10y
his company, and says that tho gela
tin was swung on a wire over the
burning we'll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

do I'm eastern Statcs, as money mat
tcrs are much closer there than
here ic aso states that some ot
the suspense Is due to the political
siuotion. "t wouldn't he In the leas,
surprised 10 see Herbert Hoover
sprung at the last moment as pres
idcutiil nominee said Mr.. Gray
"lIo is certainly well qualified and u
mighty good man for the position
land in high favor throughout tho
least"
Il s. Hascltiuc, manager OF the
tarhrrson corporation, Va In tho
lciN from Dallas, Texas
George IT. Currier. president Of tho
Harvey Crude oil company. returned
To- kansas city Sunday, after spend
ing y few days In the oklahoma
! fields.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

Tanv, is I'm Texas to look after the
starting Of some development for
his company They are making
preparations Tor well I'm Stcphcus
county offsottipg the famous Ajax
we'll which came In about 80 days
$50 with an initial flow of 5000
barrels. another well is TO ho started
IN Coleman county, onc.hllf mt!C
rorth Of the big gladys Belle PRO
duccr which was 'opcrted recently
The acreage owned by the Rvd
Tank ia Texas IS in line with good
production and II would look like
they are sitting about right Tor biz
Texas eush,r
/ Williamson. wee president OF
tho Dewey Portland Cement com.
panN, ~ Kansas city. H. in Tulsa
looking after business interests.
\. Roy Allison, general sales man
agor Of tho Chicago office OF tho
-. +. 4 Il. Co, who mas been visit
Ing the local office the past vcn,.
VIII return To Chicago TUESDAY cvc.
ning
A 4 Sunwell Of tho Garberson
corporation, left yesterday for an
extended visit with his parents At
Waukon. Iowa. while in tho east
Mr Stiilwell viii attend the conven-
,ion az Chicago,
| nana II. Kelsey Of the Prairie
'll q Gas Co. returned home yes
tcrday from a -four wocks' trim to
New York city Washington and
other eastern points
VIII Livingston left this morning
/ for a visit to his nu nroncrttog H.,
the Coweta district While there he
VIII make several new locations.
X. :. Gray OF tho Prairie oil &
Gas Co. returned homo Saturday
! from a trip throughout the east MIR
Gray states that times look consid
cradle better In Oklahoma than they
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
Purchase Cdsingheud Plant

The Invader oil & Refining com
pany has purchased the casinghead 4
plant OF the Deloka Producing com
pany and located in the Bald HI
district. The Invader company an.
nounces that the plant viii be eN.
tended and a blending station estah-
lished at Morris, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
In the North Billings Field

The Mid-Co Humphreys people
have a showing for 200 barrel we'll
in their No. 10 Robertson In the
southwest OF 29-24-1w. which is To-
Gated in the north Billings field. five
miles northeast from the old Bill
lings pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
In Pawnee County.

Alex Dingwall is setting tho s%
inch casing at 2,570 feet In 6-2i-7.
The well is on top OF the Bartles-
VILE sand and is reported to have a
good showing of oil
Same party has a rig In the north
west Of the southeast of 27123-4e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
wildcat Gdsser Increases

The gasser OF the Magnolia Pc
troleum company which. is their No.
! Mandlin in the northeast corner
ot the southeast of 1s-1n-2w Gar
vln company which was reported as
making S million is said to be maxi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
GunSipht District TcNas.

Producers & Refiners and Tenn
plemsn Oil corporation No. Mat
tie BagCett are moving in tools in
the center of the northeast Of the
southeast OF SURVEY 457 two miles
south Of Gunsight and quarter mile
west of Ajax Hercules 2,400-barrel
well on the Tolle farm. Same com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

ing 2O.0o0,0O0 in sand from 1880
TO $50 feet. The well Is shut down
at present TO be tested This is "a
rank wildcat producer and may
mean another new field for the Mid
Continent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
A Good Kay County Producer

Tho southwest Petroleum COM
nany has a WITH that is FLOWING 500
barrels which is their No. 20 on the
Welch farm in the southwest OF II
:A-le The top OF the sand was
encountered at 3,275 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
From the CARRIER Field

Special go The World.
CARRIER, Okla, June THE
Carter oil company No. on the
Lanning farm, In tho southest cor
ner, north half, southwcs 29-2i-lw.
is on top Of the sand at ! 9S5 feet.
This well likely will he d.illed In on
Monday. 1t is in the new field six
miles east Of Billings and quarter
OF mile north Of the four nice pro-
ducing wells in this spot
The QuadranEle Petroleum CON
pany No. l on the Uavkett farm. in
the northwest corner 2S-23-2w, is
drilling at i,15o feet. II Is over a
quarter of mile east Of production
in the old Billings field.
McCaskey d Wentz lost 900
barrel tank Of oil this week on the
Lusk farm by fire. II was ignited
by lightning. Hard work saved
drilling rigs and other property near
It.
The Midco Petroleum company
has the deepest well in this district.
II is No. on the Hoover farm
southwest 23-232w, and is drilling
at 4,7l5 feet.
South OF CARRIER. the Cootie oil
company No. / 2 on the Lynds farm
in the southwest quarter, southwest
7-22-3w, Is drilling six feet in a
sand al 2,07s feet and the we'll is
flowing
The Exchange Oil company Csin-
clair) No. 2 on the Windler farm, in
the southwest corner S0-223w, a
mile south Of the discovery we'll on
the Hoy farm, is reported flowing
ESQ barrels in the 2,000foot sand. 1t
offsets to the north the Morrison
No. l that was completed some
weeks ago According TO the geo
logical surveys this should drill out
one of the most fertile spots of the
field.
The same company No. on the
Shaffer farm. southeast 1S-22-3w
Ia showing for a good we'll AT l,24S
feet. No. 3 is in a stray sand al
2,-43 feet and swabbing IL 1-2 bar
rels
The same company has the fol
lowing rigs up: No. 10 on the Belvel
farm. northeast 24-22-4w; No. 3 or
the Campbell farm, northeast 80.
22-sw; Nos. Is, 16 and 10 Denker
farm. southwest 1S-22-4w; No. 8 on
the Shaffer farm. southeast 1929
Sw. No. on the Murphy farm
northeast 23-22-4w. Walker No. 1 .
northeast i3-22-iw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

Making a total Of 25i 900 barrels.
WIN the opening Of a number Of
reu pools recently, the figures for
i oklahoma will no doubt show a de-
,ided Increase in the next 30 days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

docroasa for Ranger and Desde-
mona over last weeks daily aver
400. while Burkburuett shows an in
creaso in its daily average OF around
4 o0o barrels and Breckenridge ap-
rroxtmately 5000 barrels over last
weeks figures.
The estimated daily output OF the
Oklahoma fields by districts is given
....ty,, i, fp1NF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

pany No. Is a location IN center OF
south line Of the southeast southeast
same survey. two locations east OF
the Fensland oil company 5000
barrel well on the Stokes farm. These
tests are iust south Of the Eastland
stephens County line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
Breckenridge, Texas.


Templeman on corporation Ne
! Ashburner. one half mile west Of
Breckenridge, stephens county,
Texas. is a location and rig timhers,
In the southwest quarter of north
west quarter OF section 3. This Is
one quarter mile northwest OF the
three good wells Of Skelly oil COM
pany, which came In after the shot
flowing 1900 barrels. 500 barrels
and 500 barrels respectively.
Humble OIL & Refining co. and
Templeman oil corporation Cuffee
No. one mile south OF Brecken-
ridge In the northwest corner o,
southeast southwest section IA
Lunatic Asylum lands Is drilling al
500 feet. No, I on the same lease
is sull flowing natural l60 barrels
and making 100000 feet gas. walt.
ing on shot This we'll offsets the
Magnolia Petroleum company No. 2
Brown which came in Thursday
flowing 2iG0 barrels natural from
Tho top of the sand found at s.lG0
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
OIL AND GAS
tes supplies. produsion, Etc.

responsible drilling contractor
wants contract for new string of
,oo's IN Usage with reliable produc-
llG company. No wildcat. Box 2i7-E,
care Norld.-Advt.
~ wanted, leases for drilling along
'reldlSilS river, Wagner, Roberts
ccttuny submit full details. Phone
Cedar 6ii. E-223. WorId.-Advt
owners OF leases in good territory
ueSlring 10 make a drilling contract
WI call or address communications
- Iurner bldg. Tulsa .--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

Templeman oil corporation No.
Ambrister In southwest corner OF
southeast northeast southeast 15-4s-
2w is drilling at 500 feet, three
eighths Of a mile north of Skelly
oil company No. on the Dillard
which came in last week making
/ 900 barrels in sand found i,452 to
/ 1,472 feet.
Templeman oil corporation No.
Troope in northwest corner OF south
west northwest 25-4s-2w is Spudding
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
OIL. MARKEr QUOTATIONS
Texas ana Oklahoma
Production

Tba average daily production
from the big Texas fields for the
mast week is as follows.
Ranger .......'''''' 2u' u
'.'--n Ehls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

II. S Gray Of tho Prairie OF &
Gas Co. returned homo SATURDAY.
from a trip throughout the east Mr.
Gray states that times look consid
cradle better in Oklahoma than the,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

VIII Livingston left this morning
Tor a visit to his oil properties in
the Coweta district While there he
VIII make several new locations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

NJ. NJ. Travis. president OF the
Midco Petroleum company, left
sunday night for a short business
trip to Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

w NJ. Lamb, general field super
intendent OF the Red Bank OIL com
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-16

1920; otherwise, the allegations OF the bill 81
complaint. will be taken as confessed by me
said defendants
II Is further ordered that all parties claim
ing an interest, and all parties claiming an
interest tnder PIERS ELLIOT WARRINGTON,
WINIFRED ANNE H0DGS0N, ROBERT u,
SNOWDON, ALBERT f. DROUGHT. EDMOND
b. BRIGGS, MARGARET ANNE MlLMAN AMI
BERTHA MARY MIEMAN, or otherwise. 70
the real estate herein described, be and APP
pear at the office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court at Barlow, Polk county, Florida, on OF
before the 5th day OF July, 1920; otherwise
the allegations OF the said bill OF complaint
will be taken as confessed against the SAID
defendants.
II is further ordered that this order D.
published once week for eight consecutiy,
weeks prior to June 9TH, 1920, as to PIERS
| ELLIOTT wARBURToN, WiNIFRED ANN
/ HODGSON, ROBERT G. SN0WDON, ALBEIT
liz. DROUGHT, EDMOND B. BRIGGS MAR.
| GARET ANNE MILMAN AND BERTHA MAHl
| MILMAN; and once a week Tor twelve con
secutive weeks prior to July 9Th, 1920. as Y
all parties claiming an Interest, and all par
ties claiming an Interest under PIERS ELllD
WARBURT0N, WTNIFRED ANNE H0DGsoN
ROBERT G. SN0WD0N. ALBERT
DROUGHT. EDMOND p. BRIGGS. MARGARE
ANNE MILMAN AND BERTHA MARY MIL
MAN, or otherwise, In the Lakeland Evenin
Telegram. newspaper Of general circulation
published in Polk county Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this Slst day
March, A. D. 1920
T. A. JOHNSON tSeal)
Clerk OF The Circuit Court, Polk County, Florld
o.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-16

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, in AMP
FOR POLK COUNTY.-IN CHANCEKf.-i
n STANLEY, Complainant, vs.. PIERS FL
LOOT wARBURT0N, wINHRED ANNE
HODGSON, ROBERT G. SNOWDoN, Al
BERT L. DROUGHT. EDMOND b Bki nTH
tina MARY MILMAN, AND THE UN
KNOWN HEIRS OF THE SAID PIERS FL,
Iinr WARBURTON. WINIFRED ANNN
UODGsON, ROBERT @ SNOWDON, AL
BERT r. DROUGHT, EDMOND B. BRIGGS
MARGARET ANNE MILMAN AND BEk,
TIA MARY MILMAN. AND ALL fEhsorH
INTERESTED, Defendants.
It appearing by afidavit to the bill OF COM
plant fled In this case mat sne Ds ISIFREn
ANNE HODGSON, ROBERT @. sN0MDON'
ALBERT .. DROUGHT, EDMOND b BRIGGS
MARGARET ANNE MILMAN AND BEkTh
MARY MILMAN are all non-residents OF the
state Of Florida, but that their respecuys
niaces of residence are unknown, ana INV
here ia no one In the State Of Florida. serv.
ins ~ a subpoena upon whom would bind any
one OF the said defendants, and that eacn o'
he said defendants is over the age Of twenty,
one wears. II also appearing BY an1dasit mar
Il mt known whether or not all OF SAID paflie'
are dead or alive, and, II deau VINO w
grantees legatees or devisees are, NOR any un
known claimants OF pctoVho 80
ubere their residences are, and that saln Oi'
~ comnlaint is filed for the purpose OF nav
n, ali claims Of the said defendants and a,
neTsons claiming under them declared nnl
and void, and TO remove cloud upon IN
t,Ia 10 the following described proper Y
owned nv the complainant. situated IN ron
4 county, Florida:
Iots six and eight In Block al OF ploci
p les less lots seven and eight; all Of BLOCK '
II, one in block D. also that strip OF ,ar
wing between blocks A and : and sno ~ =
IN In W W. RandaIls addition to Lakel9no
az accordine to plat thereof recorded ID fia
Pook 4 page i same being subdivision
Re cas-, haH OF the northwest quarter Of "a
saTthWest quarter Of the southwest quartss
~ section seventeen, township twenty 'eipF
south range twenty-four east.
n IA tbereupon ordered that the dsiens2 nT
piers EIIIOTT wARBURTON, MiNIrhn
ANNE HODGsON, ROBERT 9. sN0MDCU1i,
AIRFRT n DROUGHT, EDMOND b. BK1SJI
MIPGARFT ANNE MILMAN AND BEkIh !,
NARY MAA MILMAN appear at the ONCE OF ~ Y
S STs N the Circuit Court in Barlow, 70
county Florida, TO the bill Of complaint M, ne
S - ALA on or before the It'll day Of Jun
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-16
It SET NE RIGHT WHEN EVERYTHING
ELSE FAILED SAYS TOLEDO WOMAN

but the trouble would soon come back
worse than ever, and something more !
than two years ago | got in such a
bad fix that | was advised to go to
Hot Springs.
After taking the treatment there
for nearly six months, seemed to be
somewhat improved, but few
months later the old trouble started
up again. Then friend suggested
Tanlac and the first two bottles
brought about such good results
giving me a fine appetite and making
NE feel much better that just KEEP
taking it and improving. Well, after
finishing my ninth bottle, | felt per-
fectly sound and well and had the
surprise Of my life when | got on the
scales and found that | had actually
picked up forty pounds in weight, and
have held it too, and felt me ever
since. | have the best reasons in the
world for praising Tanlac and don't
hesitate to recommend it, for 1t set
me right when everything else failed
| am now enjoying better health than
T have in fifteen years and can hold
nv own with tae best of them. Tanlac
rnilt me up until neither look or
feel like the same man"
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland by Hen
lev and Henley; in Winter Haven oy
Anderson Drug Co. and in Mulberry
by S. E. Gibson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-16
Employee Of the Willys.Overland Au.
tomobile Company Is Relieved Of
Troubles by Taking Tanlac
Unable AT TIMES
TO STAND ON FEET
After Hot Springs Failed to Help Him
He Takes Tanlac and makes Gains
Of 40 Pounds

''Yes, sir, | can testify to Tanlac
being good for stomach trouble and
rheumatism,' said William o. Huff
312 Garden street Toledo, Ohio, a
well-known employee of the WHY'S
Overland Automobile Company, "fof
the medicine set me right more than
two years ago and | am still feeling
fine.
my trouble started about Ten
years ago with loss Of appetite ne
continued. Soon after this com
menced to suffer from indigestion and
sour stomach and it wasn't long until
inf1ammatory rheumatism got into my
feet and legs. For months | was un-
able to stand on my feet and suffered
Intense pain most of the time. MY
feet and legs would swell up to twice
their normal size, and If red no.
iron had been run into my fiesh
don't think it could have hurt worse
Now and then I felt little better