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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
FOREST GROVE AND BOS-
TON


Mrs. Geo. Fowler
l.. d. Needham is baling hay
for Ben King.
Monroe Rand has purchased a
Ford car.
Jim Blair is helping Geo. Fow-
Ter bale hay.
Lawrence Trout sold some
broom corn to MIR. Campbell
j. w. Rakestraw took a load of
junk to Carthage Monday.
Joe Crusa and wife OF Carthage
spent Tuesday night at Geo.
Fowler's.
Lawrence Trout and Virgil
Martin are helping l.. D. Need
ham bale hay.
j. w. Rakestraw was a Joplin
visitor Wednesday.
r. w. Fowler spent Wednesday
night at Geo. Fowler's.
Mrs. Tim Brown and Mrs
lawrence Trout were Lamar Wis
itors Thursday.
Threshing is almost completed
in this locality.
Mr.. Usher and wife entertained
the Boston Sunday School class
Friday afternoon. Ice cream was
served and the evening was spent
in music and various games. All
reported a good time.
Mrs. Alex Miller's little boy is
suffering with a very sore toe.
Blood poison has set in and he
has to go to the doctor every day.
Roy and Oleand Rakestraw
were Lamar visitors Thursday.
A. j. Miller and wife took sew
eral bushels Of ripe tomatoes to
Jasper Friday.
Mrs. Lille Owens called on Mrs.
Alex Miller Thursday.
Clarence Carr and Frank Wilson
purchased some hay from Geo.
Fowler last week.
Floyd Brownis suffering with a
felon on his finger.
Several of the, young folks from
here attended the play party at
John Smirls Saturday night.
Miss Cook of Lamar has been
employed to teach Boston school.
Tim Brown was a visitor at the
RaBestraw home Sunday.
John Jungman is making pre-
parations for a trip to Kansas to
visit home folks.
Uncle Seymour Brown has been
on the sick list.
Miss Jewel Harrington has re-
turned to her home in Miami,
Okla, after several weeks visit
WI tn relatives here.
Gale Carr has purchased the
farm where Virgil Martin is living.
Joe Crusa purchased a horse
power haypress from Geo. Fowler
last week.
Miss Tally, the clerk in Mr..
Rand's store at Boston, started
to Lamar Saturday in a Ford car
and not being an experienced
driver, she ran the car in ditch
which resulted in a bent axle.
Mrs. Rakestraw and two little
daughters were Lamar visitors
Wednesday.
A fine rain fell in this vicinity
Saturday Y1ipht
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
FOR SALE

Good Used Maxwell.
This is a 1917 car but
it has never been "a
bused and is in good
condition of top, body
and tires. Mechan-~
icalIy perfect. See A.
M.Drake at this office.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
Jersey Bull for Service.

A fine young registered animal. See
him at my place in the southeast part
of town. Fee $3.50 and $3.50 in ad-
vance,. Will Bowers.-49tf
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
For Sale.

A standard bred driving horse years
old broke single and double and toride.
&c. H. Redmond, Jasper. 49-tf
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
For Sale

One male hog and lot of pigs.-John
/. Burge, miles east OF Jasper. 2tx
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
Lost

Platinum bar pin. Finder please re
turn to Maude Cordz. 50-1t
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
Hay Land for Rent

400 acres in 80 acre tracts miles from
Jasper. Harris Coleman, route Jas
per. 49-2tx
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04

Tom Dodd has put in a cement
sidewalk at his home.
Hugh Melton and wife of 0ma-
ha are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. r. l.. Roberts visited her
sons in Springfield last week.
Insure your grain in shock, stack or
bin with e. L. Crawford. 4S-tf
Miss Mary Triplett of Washing
ton, d. c., is visiting her parents
here.
A fine rain last Saturday night
amounting to something like an
inch.
Mrs. Vinson left last Saturday
to visit in Carl Junction and Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Marie Davis of Webb City
visiting at the home of Press
Roberts.
Miss Minnie COrder of Webb
City spent Sunday in Jasper with
her mother.
Miss Emma Dodd visited Ter
aunt, Mrs. Alice Ward, in Topeka,
Kans., last week.
Money to loan on farms. First Ma
tiopal Bank.
Fred Gather and family visited
his mother and sister in Jasper
Sunday evening.
Leach Wisenan and family are
entertaining Mr.. Noble, an old
friend from Iowa.
H. H. Hammond, from Ken
lucky, is visiting his sons, T. H.
and Clarence Hammond.
Miss Bernice Locke of Kanka-
kee, ILL.,, is visiting her uncle, H o.
Earl, and other relatives.
A. B. Riggs and wife of indie
.pendence are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
0. Thompson at the hotel.
w. T. Simmons added to the
value and appearance of his home
last week with a neat coat of pant.
Let me send for your magazines for
you.-Mrs. j. X. Wells, magazine SUBJ
IOription agent.
VIM. Crandall is taking a vaca-
ton and improving the time by
making Improvements on his place.
Miss Grace Corder returned to
her home in Scots Bluff, Nebr.,
last week, after an extended visit
here.
d. L. Wheat and three children
from Tulsa are visiting j R. Wheat
and other relatives in Jasper and
vicinity.
Mrs. Fred Crandall and daugh-
ter Miss Jaunita left Saturday
night for Indiana where they will
visit rela tives.
Insure your grain in shock, stack or
bin with E. l.. Crawford. 43-tf
Arthur Teeter and wife and
Mrs. Dora Hastings and children
spent several days camping at
Galena and Cassville.
Will Holdeman and wife and
VIM. Greenwood and wife and
daughter Grace visited relatives in
West Mineral, Kans., last Sunday.
Mendel Drake played with the
Lightguard Band accompanying
the Carthage merchants on their
sociability tours last week and this
week.
Money to loan on farms.-First Ma
tional Bank.
Mrs. Wells has moved out of the
rooms over the News Office and in
to her home place on Maiden Lane,
the latter being vacated by Mrs.
Gather and her daughters.
Miss Martha Rollins of Kansas
City visited DIR. Knott and family
the past week. She returned
home yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. Knott and Master Rollins
Knott.
Mrs. w. H. Gather and grand
son William, of Fowler, Kans. ,and
Mrs. Louisa Wilson, Samantha
Brock, and Roe Byers of Spring
vile, Ind, are visiting Mrs. l.. Y.
Byers and other relatives. ,
Miss Ethel Imam of Gillian Mo,
has been elected as English and
history teacher for the Jasper
school. She is attending the State
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
DR.. M. A. Morrison

Eyesight Specialist, Office east side
square oveE Griep's. Permanently To-
Gated in Carthage, Mo.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-04
EyegIass Emciency.

To chit the mark in any business re-
quires both skill and experience. In the
fitting of your glasses our service in
cludes an examination of your eyes by
an experienced Optometrist and the
lenses are ground by skilled workmen.
And all at the purchase pfice-$2. 90 or
more
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-29

Printed Voiles 40 inches wide light, me
dium and dark grounds; beautiful large floral
effects. geometucal and scroll designs; the sea-
sons most popular wash fabric for dresses and
bIouse' 500 and by degrees down sec
to. ward *. : +. +. . : - - :. Fl +.
Printed Organdies-Extra wide; EQc
light and medium shades; yard ...
French voiles-40 inches wide. in plain
shades. including all summer TIC
tints; yard
Maid Of Ireland Linens So inches wide, pre-
senting a pretty selection Of Ct OQ
shades. YARD
Colored Organdies-40 inches wide and Of
very fine texture; 81 70
yard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-29
Beginning TOMORROW Morning Promptly at $50
Our Noted Wash Goods Occasion

The announcement Of this Wash Goods event IS a prelude to Tremendous selling The value
~, ts occasion. conditions considered. are startling Below are listed few extraordinary sp
Gals FOR this event
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-29
FURNISHINGS SPECIALS

Mems Knit Union Suits .S1.35
Mems Nainsook Union Suits CSC
B~albriggan Shirts and DR.. ca. Sc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-29
Boys Play
Suits

A1H
Play Suits. ; to 5
years. just the
suit for h e 5 e
early spring DAYS;
made Of plain
Blue OF blue and
white striped ma
t@erials. neatly
trimmed. Nowhere
else can these
suits be bought at
SI.95.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
J. Alex DingtraH
Drilling Operations

~ Alex DineNalls well m the
southwest corner Of the northwest.
southwest section i6-16-i. mad A
sigh showing IN the pay founl at
;,..VV Itet and will be shot win
I2o quarts today
Same firms wen in tho southwest
corner OF the north half OF tho
south west of section 2S-lg-g on the
feet
Inc well In the southwest corn.,
OF tho southwest OF tho i.5rt6o.rsH
ol section S-iS-l0 ON tho Johnson
ah0tment Is drilling at 23i feot.
ihe vel In the southeast CORNER
OF ne southeast or the northeast OF
SeCllon b-Et-i is drilling at ass reet
NO. l ln The southeast corner uf
lh' west half OF the southeast of th,
'lofd Jacobs allotment Is still hsirr
Sleancd out and Is bringing about
30 inches Of OH into the tanks per
No. on tho same leose in tina
center of tho north line is drn,,nr
at ,2j0 feet No. 3. 400 feet south
.0i No IS higgins up ana viii spud
dpoui IN" cud OF the week
me vel IN tae northwest corner
"l INC south half Of the northeast
on me Anna Eitzman allotment STE
llon 22-lb-5 IS drilling at t30 feet.
m" VOL In the northwest corner
OF the east half of the northeast of
:, s;io" Se-i So on the j. 4. Icitzman
allotment l. drilling at 400 feet
AleN DingWells well iH the north.
west corner OF the west half OF the
northeast OF section 7-1O-12 in The
lird Greek district, orfscttinE the
Atlantic Petroleum company's 10.
u'o,pOO.foot gasser, which was
Drought IN recently In section 60
y Is spudding in.
The well in the northwest corner
.ot tho west hilf OF the northwest
OF section 10-12-12 on the Joe
ferryhill allotment has completed "A
rad fishing job and is now drilling
n p-u r. ''''N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL T. 1920

oil leases. throughout Oklahoma and
Kansas
The meeting was in charge ot ~
Y. Wilcox. president OF the company.
Directors present were. Mcssrs J
Edward Horn and ~. Ross Wynn of
Philipsburg. Pa. II. II. Gillpatri,k.
Kansas GUY Mo, II. ] CasgHdly
and Frank Hagenberg. Chicago. M,
g. \. bye, L. V. Crater. VI G. Brc
Dahl w. j. Garrod and l.. T.. Scars,
all of Tulsa, OKLA
Upon listening to- the reports OF
The executive committee regarding
operations Tor the past quarter and
plans for the immediate future they
expressed themselves very cnthusi
sucally as being pleased with the
method IN which the affairs OF the
company are being handled.
The entire party. consisting of
the officers and directors of the
company. left Tulsa early Tuesday
morning TO spend the day an the
country visiting the various proper
ties The most interesting place Wis
tied during their trip was the Banks
lease In G0-i6-ll, where they drilled
in their No. 81 well a few days ago,
which made about 100 barrels TrvN
now have 20 wells on this lease pro.
ducing from the wilcox and butcher
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

down for the purpose OF putting
them all out of business
Thc fact should be shown along
win the further fact that dlring the
flush DAYS OF Burkburnctt crude
many Texas reflners buying oil for
"A song, sold gasoline a. low a. Is
cents per gallon, when 1t should have
heen held Tor better market. II
Is a good limo for a showdown and
the Independent refiner should not
be made the goat although mos
people believe that said independent
r"tin"r by reason of the fact OF his
being Independent must be the
huffer and stand the brunt OF the
coming investigation In order to
shield the Industry as whole
The industry needs no defense en-
cept tnat the facts be shown and
shown plainly IL IA one business
mat must not he tampcrcd with In
the face of the tremendous and ever
inOre1 'ing demand There is COM
petition even among tho independent
reiincrs and unless competition Is
"a crime this should continue and be
encouraged TO he limit uuless the
powers that be al Washington are
bound and propose right now TO do
away with an competition for the
sake of lower prices.
The fact is all the people Of the
United states are hoping ana pray
ing for is that election may come
aud the whole democratic outfit be
thrown into the discard and business
allowed TO take ITS natural course.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
BarnsdaH Oil Company
Drilling Operations

In Cowlcy county, Kansas. above
I'company's No. ] is shut down at
,l20 feet waiting for stem
ia the O-agr.
No. 10 In the northwest of 30
29-9 is location, moving In ma
terial
No. in the northwest of I5.27.1O
is location.
No. > In the northwest of 1921
II is location, moving in ma
terial
Barnsdall oil companys No. 1 in
The northwest of 3i-26-9 is "A rig
standing.
No. / In the southeast of 12-26-lo
is rig standing, waiting on tools.
Barnsdall oil company has ma
tetial on location for No / in the
northeast Of 24-26-l0.
Same concern is shut down at asa
feet IN No. located I'm the north
Yves, of 26-26-10, moving in tools
from section 30.
No. 1 in the northwest of 36-26-
10 is rig standing.
No. in the northwest of 6-26-1i
Is "A location.
Barnsdall oil company is re-
building the rig for No. / In the
southeast of l5-25-9.
No. in the northwest OF 32-25-
10 is "A location.
No. in the northwest of 3J2J-
II is drilling at LAO feet
No. i in the northwest of So
2j-ll Is drilling at 800 feet
Barnsdall oil company is rig
building and moving in tools for
No. 1 In the northeast of 2-2i-9
No, % in the northwest of SET
10 is "A bad holc at 345 feet. No. 23
is drilling at 1870 feet. No. - is rig
standing, No. 25 is running the s IL
inch casing at $40 feet.
No i'm the northeast of 5-24-i0
is a bad hole at 40 feet No. 5 Is "A
location No. . in the northeast of
5-2i-l0 is location.
No. In the southeast of 23-24
10 Is material on location.
No. s IN the southwest of 30-24-
10 encountered from 10000 To 49,,
900 feet of gas and a small amount
OF water IN the Oswego lime. Drill
ing at ,s1j feet. No. > in the north
west OF 4-2i-10 is rig standing,
moving in tools.
No. in the northeast Of 2-24-1l
is location
No 2 In the northwest OF 3-2i-
II Is drilling at 740 feet, No. In
the northeast OF the same section is
rig building. No. 3 Is rig standing
No, In the northwest of i-24-ll
Is material on location.
No = in the northeast of 5-24-ll
Is drilling at 900 feet,
No. / In the northeast Of 6-2i-l1
Is location.
No. in the northeast of l9-24-ll
had very small show of oil in the
Bartlesville sand, now drilling at
,665 feet.
No. 1 in the northeast OF 20-24-
II {. drilling at 500 feet.
No. II in the southwest of 24-23-
II is rig standing. moving in tools.
No. 10 in the northwest of S-2S-l2
is rigging up,
No. = In the northwest of I7-22-l9,
present depth l,94O feet, has hole
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

four days he viii bc entirely out Of
danger
Irving Cornell rarlcr. who has
charge of the luhricatina end of tho
sales office maintained 10y the Gen
craI beintug company at Cleveland.
phto, has been married TO Miss
Elizaboth Knight Morkan, a beau
utul young lady Of WNkcsbarrc. Pa
Mct Root, the popular oil on.
orator. who has been operating OF
late In Texas and I'm kansas. being
member of the firm of Root.
llupp and puft. and also associated
with E NJ Noff, The Ramsey Pc
troleum company is another OF his
examinations
g. Y. y. Natcs, formerly with the
Texas Company, having hocn with
that company for l3 years is Icay.
INK Tulsa tonight aud viii sail Sat
urday ON the Lafayette for Paris
TO investigate a project for the build
Ing of "a pine line from the French
cCast TO IN, city of Paris for crude
and fuel Of Mr.. Yates is certainly
the man best qualified for the Job.
r. -. Gulock OF Fort Worth.
TeNas. representative OF the Nipiss-
ing Mining company of Cobalt.
Canada, stopped OF today ON his
way from New York Mr.. Gnluck Is
opening offices In Tulsa and has q
corps of engineers examining prop
critics in the Oklahoma fold Ills
purchases of oil properties in okla
homa, Kansas and Texas are In eX-
cess OF $4,000 0OO and viii be an.
uuupced later
clifford Thorne. traffic man Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
Win the oil Men

II. y. Cole, vice president OF the
Ohio cities Gas company. has re-
turned from Kansas city
\. Mohn, jr., manager OF tho In
diana Petroleum company, with
hea dquartcrs at South Bend, Ind
was In the city yesterday. as guest
of the Texas Company
Frank Wilbur, who has been M at
the Morningsidc hospital, is triflc
better and II he continues to i'm
prove as he did yesterday, the
chances are that within three or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
NJ. M.nKIr QUOTATIONS.
One Investigation


once uPoh ''"'' Wv '''''7''' ~
secretary of the interior pald q visit
10 the Mid-continent iicld ana was
shown around careiuliy ana hdndied
wish care ne prlhClpoI entertain
ment for ms pen'llt being tilp 10
ihe big tlueh production on lht
White ana SInclair people IN inc
south cud OF lH' pa.ls' re was
wined and dlued a'so' put went
home with onIy one lueA ana thal
wss ubdt inc Usage operators had a
private snap ana lulncdlalely ne
raised the ROYALTY from an eighth TO
q sixth and there YOU are
NoW that the federal trade COM
mission is likely to be here any
limo ON lts tour Of investigation f.
is msl as we'll to mention not only
the above but many ot.er "boners"
that have necn pulled ofT\l the past
and let IL be- a warning that this
time Il, "a mighty good time for some
orc with the least bit OF common
sense 10 take charge and conduct
he producers and reflners defense II
such n snouid ne caiied. and not let
II be charged to tho independent re-
finer that gasoline has advanced 3
or cents e. gallon during the last
'hrcc or four months.
II ga rooa iirc I'm show tho s,td
,.5er,I t,.do ro,nu,issjor iust ,,i,,t
No. loo, ,crot,nlishcd .t ~ loss Of
,,liiors aud miIIinns Of dollars I'm
49, II is also - cood tirc "a
loirt o+t tl,at many wears ngo ns
,o,gy ms siv or seven ono Of Tho
,'prcs, oil ,.on,n,,,io. ir ,I,o com,
iry refused absolutely to build a line
into the Nid-coutinout field because
NJ the fact that the future held no
'uduCcmcnt for an extension Of
pipe line from Stov in eastern tili-
nols 10 the Mid-contiucnt This pipe
line wis never built although the
eastern end owned and operated by
tho great Tide water OH company
was bir concern then and h now.
In the face of this decision by
practical oil men. IT, +. Sinclair did
build line to Chicago and has
doubled his line from Tulsa south
and as far north as the refinery at
Kansas CITY aud has built up won
derful business that Is furnishing
real genuine competition TO the big
monopoly and I'm addition there
are more than tOO Independent re-
finorlos operating In the Mid d-conu-
nent field They have all apparent
" survived the hardest year in the
history Of oildnm. which year was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
Atlantic Petroleum
Has Big Wen

Atlantic Petroleum company's No.
, IN tS-l5-t1 on the Drew farm Ia
drilling In ut 10 feet in the sand, u
ia making 800 barrels. This wei is
showing much better than the
initial wcu ON this farm which
started at $50 barrels. No. I ON the
same lease IL drilling IN the top of
the sand, H---
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
II. +. WiicOe Oil e. Gas Co.
Pays Quarterly Diridend

At the regular quarterly meeting
OF the board OF directors OF tho lT.
r. Wilcox OH & Gas CO.. held in
their offices at Tulsa, Okla, Mon
day April !, n cash dividend OF 2
per cent was declared on all stock
OF record April Is. payable May /.
The board were also Unanimous in
their vote ratifying the purchase of
several thousand acres of valuable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

nsoo casing or pipe line see Dick
10 r,-i = or Tank Cars see Dickinson.
M. pIl'hns Contracts see Dickinson.
,or na,aH's' production see Dickin-
Oss.. ~ East second Street. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

q, or as sale S6-acrc lease half-miIe
X, oovo ioot test in Morris county,
Mr M''ISS ES, Nlll sell worry cheap. can
rliiot'. Cedar 1906 or 233 West
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

national reputation is lp tho city
and attended the meeting OF the
traffic men at tho offices of the
Mid-tontiucnt OH a Gas associa
ton yesterday Mr. Thnrnc is always
welcome in Tulta and should mako
this town moro frequent visits lie
has a most ouNlablc record of ac-
complishmcut and has done wonders
IN straightcninE ont traffic matters
in many states
.. l.. Foster secretary Of the
midcoutlncnt section OF the Amcri.
can Society Of Mechanical Engineers.
received q telegram yesterday stat
ing that the meetings committee of
the parent society had approved aC.
CoptHnCo Of the mid,out.ucut tCv.
tons invitation to come to Tulsa
To- visit the petroleum and mining
district Of Kansas and oklahoma
upon Adjournment ut the annual
spring meeting which TX to be- held at
St Louis the latter part Of May
The society viii a.obahiN charter
special train to- bring the ouginccrs
here, whetV they will attend the an
nual meeting of the midcontiuuut
section \. : " E.. which has been
postponed FROM Arm 20 10 May rs
or %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

rh9.o'en from our office, lO9 East
oa 'e street, over Lafayette cafe,
w 40. J.. C.. Smith typewriter
sr SoesS and one Todd Protecto-
s1pn nay 40, '6OlS5. Reward will be
pa pa'S Tor Information ss to the thief
" In ior return OF the property. Greer
oincni Company. Telephone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

proSnn,,fed %SaI,ed by reliable OIL company.
staoS ,'uon in Bird creek: must
Bo, y hyfstigation; quick action,
"a ''0oo. care World -Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

Jerp'n.'ee Acreage at Begrs ana
p-6nns', Nlll consider drilling
ke6ne5.o ~, Spansler a WaXler, 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

aero ~ give half interest in l60-
a v,H sag lease in T25N-R12E for
wa" ''t-b, care Of world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
OIL AND GAS
is's''' Supplies. Production, Ee.

Production, Etc.

Soue wei located, reasonably
,.Veu oil leases in Cowela territory
~ %'e. For particulars address T..
w. "lIwlch, Coweta, Okla.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

In Cowlcy county. Kansas above
'company's No. ] Is shut down at
l,l20 feet waiting for stem