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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-05-13

d. d. Mann has purchased the j.
L. Kelly car.
Mrs. H. G. Wright is entertaining
two cousins this week. ...
r. d. Sawyer has been appointed
city clerk in place of F. G. Bier who
resigned. " 5.
C. S. Teachout is very ill again and
has given up his position as bookke-
eper for the irrigation district.
Quite crowd of rooters attended
the baseball game in Sunnyside' last
Sunday but felt pretty blue over the
result.
The F. Dresser family have pur-
chased a new Oakland car from the
Liberty Motor Company of Kenne-
wick. o'@. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schireman
spent Monday in Pasco as did also
Mesdames G. D. Mitchell and r. d.
Sawyer. ; Is
A number of the Catholic people
of Richland went to Kiona Sunday to
attend the Community picnic given
by the Catholics of the county.
M. D. O'Connell of Hermiston, Ore.
formerly owner of the Richland Advo-
cate and now publishing the Hermis-
ton Herald, was in town on business
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Wheelhouse and
daughter, Isabelle, who have been
visiting relatives in Arlington and
Mayhill, Oregon returned home Mon
day.
Horace Wetherill has sold his little
farm in town to A. L. Campbell who
owns the tract adjoining. The Weth-
Grill family will go to Protland but
have not yet decided where they will
locate permanently.
A. G. Rosaaen, accompanied by his
father from Seattle, spent the week
end with his wife in town. He has
purchased property in Toppenish and
is building temporary home for the
summer months.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will join with the w. F. M.
society in a joint session to be held
at the T. J. Chalcraft ranch home next
Wednesday afternoon, May 10Th. All
are invited to be present.
The pupils of the Fruitvale school
held their annual picnic at the Yakima
river Thursday. The pupils of the
first four grades Of the .Richland
schools had their picnic at the same
place on Wednesday. Plenty of ice
cream made the. day happy one for
all the youngsters present.
A large crowd of Richland people
are expecting to attend the recital
given by the pupils of Mrs. T. B.
Hopkinson in the Kennewick; Metho-
dist church next Tuesday evening, May
18th. Three talanted girls from Rich
land are on the program, Misses Mar
garet Davis, Eudora Mitchell and Dor
othea Martin.
Strawberries are beginning to turn
pink in the fields and by the first of
the week the harvest should be on.
Never was the outlook so bright for
the strawberry grower in this Sec
ton as there are some fine new patch
es coming into full bearing this year
and unless the weather conditions
change there should be wonderful
crop at record price.
The operetta "Over the Rainbow"
as presented by the pupils of the grade
school Tuesday evening drew. a pack
ed house and was a most beautiful
affair. The little solos and choruses
showed the great effort which Mrs.
E. H. Dixon had expended in drilling
the small children. Gay dresses made
of varied crepe made the stage bright
and everyone is most enthusiastic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

hated individual by these stock
selling
When wells really proved producers and when refn-
began turning after car OF refined ana he pipe
continued fill with crowned
feeling hate confidence So today when the
stands those who good
critics unable finance them the
ready be raised for legitimate property and
gressve development.
My and remarkable Inside Syndicate feat
like wild fire When became known that advertise
Texas
Pittsburgh New York Angeles San brought
money and fifty people and that by
enabling $4,000 held bank
within hours has established basis for not
only confidence public brings
that be had the oil fields of Texas but
Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Kentucky.
There hardly the Inside Syndicate
wire and mail
friends begging that deal have
letters kilograms pedgng half of the
Consolidated max
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

do have else do it
Do know what it to have fortyacre producing
lease? Well, here a conservative estimate
In the territory where medium shallow wells known to S
good producers and where the deeper sands give big gushe
should be at least 20 wells drilled 40 to the first
We will these wells make SO bbls each day
would 1000 bbs of oil and half would be 500 the
price S3.5 bbl This would 81
day.
the basis 10 wells drilled and they prod
duced proportion your might easily become S15OOOt
day.
In fact there limit to place the returns from good
lease and certainly the opportunity when he
good size lease for few dollars cash and only dollar
rental and then simply wait until fifyfy drilling
be made by which individual will h
for drilling and divide the oil because have the
This the last deal Of this kind will have opportunity
and rich with because it is the last shall take
shoulders to handle gives all want for various in
plenty of drilling operations and plenty
the Abner Davis reneries and these refnee
operation and require time shall undertake furth
promotion drilling campaign.
enabled to bring together the choice
properties from big ve growing wildcats big drilling
be finished down
drilled at right down actual oil
handle the oil the ground floor and in big
certainly big enough to satisfy anybody on earth:
membership certificate the Consolidated Syndicate will be
mailed promptly showing the amount received from each member
will be posted from time to time developments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

= n S,ew,r, n, the y.~ york pror,r
age cornany shrevsnort Ncv York ON.
erator has mai started another exchange
that pill honse do.sr Shreymort Fort
Worth aud Ne. yort brokers who are
h,adcd Tor the seene
RI ~
NeN hodn s1ohetAse COMPANY
nahn,ed over Souoo uoo worm OF usnes
w tue Norln l1on'MSlanA M heIds anu tsnks
WIN ,une gteAt OF Easing "rgsnlialohs OF
nc Ma tohlhthl l"hss shd lpulslAnA
.,e'us, s,eNr' - an ohpe' IN lne ous,hess
and promises 10 snNd up rsmendous
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
ABNER DAVIS BUSY.

Nbnor Davis Of Fort Worth will drill
forty acres adjoining the Bcli well Davis
has star rig on route to the field, He
also closed for twenty acres on the santa
Pc whore he will erect refinery.
Davis vas the busiest operator in the
I 600 scres He leased all OF section T..
block "a. township T, =. survey, con.
sNung Of $40 acres also AIS acres in sec
,ion < block ~, township 4, T. 7. sur.
Vey This total Of lll9 acres Is locstcd
south and west Of the Bell well and takes
in territory on both sides Of the Ciiten =
well now drilling Davis, 10 iS said, paid
an average Of $500 an acre FOR this land.
Davis also leased = 600 acres surround
ing the Hone well. which spudded In last
week This acreage IS northeast Of Pecos,
The Fort Worth operator ,sys he paid $50
TO $3.50 Tor acreage around the Zone
Tho Fort Worth plunecr also bought a
subdivision, consisting Of siNty-onc lots
north OF town, located goo yards from the
Orient hotel tho waldorf Astoria Of Pecos
Davis believes that n the Bell field stands
the acid test the town Of Pecos will spread
uorthward VI intends Co start one OF his
one man tciiuer,es "ou this subd,yision i'm.
mediatey
DAVIS wound mp his pecos campaign by
leasing the home Of a banker named Parker
for three months, with an opt,on to buy
and expects Ia make Pecos his operating
Headquarters lie Informed the writer that
he had Invested approximately $500 900 In
reoos realty and oil propor>t during the
week
~ had had that Kind of money when
Ranger and Rurkhuruett fle,ds we're dis
covered 7 would have made 500 600 600
said the optimistic Nhner
Hecos Is busting lttlc town fuN NJ
cutorprsing business mon, merchants
/ rsuchrrS. ctc and she Is packed 10 IN,
roof nov with oil operators scouts. leas,
/ brokers and roaming traders who follow OF
T field bopms The town has two hotels ant
. two Eo1d eating houses 4 floating popula
. tior Of I 500 rs now elhowing each othel
/ there. Naturally conditions are abnormal
The writer had 10 stand Ia line TO ge
something 10 eat three times day W,
] we're fortunate In having access 10 T. =
7 Howard room M the Orient MIR HowarS
has this room engaged for the wear II,
/ is nov 900 New York exploiting tho. peco,
. field. I didut have 10 worry about bed
. Whieh 7 shared with a friend You hay,
TO be accommodating In booming OF
! field.
Pecos has one oil exchange. the Rex
whore dozen brokers are buster thar
bees, marketing leases Probably a hundre,
other brokers are operating m and dOwI
OAK steet the trading thoroughfare o
peros
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
SOME SECRETS NECESSARY.

II ! could tell YOU exactly what | Am
preparing 10 do, or IL | could go into the
details OF the great and far reaching in
side Information | have YOU would be
amazed, and ! know | could get ten times
the money I need from this one advertise
ment.
There are some things that cannot
afford TO make public at this time for the
reason | might never be able TO hold tho
great opportunity | have before mo now,
long enough 10 raise the money. Tnfortu,
nately for me, there sSp some people who
have all the ready cash thcy need 10 work
with, while | have 10 go out and raise tho
money I use-this gives 20 the real op.
poTunity TO get in ana profit with me
YOU AND ] MUST WORK TOGETHER
You cannot win slone--I could not win
alone. We need each other TO get the hes,
results, | am at your service az partner
as your Trustee man TO man. ] can win
with my knowledge and eSperience--with
your dollars and your support
You can, | feel sure sell one half in
terest in the lease I give YOU nov for
five or ten, or even a hundred. times what
YOU invest. little later II Developments
show the fabulous results we look for
and still YOU hold tho other sure interest
TO bring YOU profits from tho entire com,
binstion offered
You must risk--you must move forward
and take chance, you must pioneer II you
want the big rich reward
BONUS OF 5 ACRES WITH EACH SlOO
This Consolidated Syndicate deal will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

l the Great PecOs Valley-Win Milli,
Now in This Virgin Oil Field

ing-and Syndicate will be the biggest accumulation of
wealth possibilities that has been assembled with little
will because embraces all of the
tals for quick making big scale in the oil business This
million collar deal cash basis In oh
words who furnish the for their the hund
holdings that the usually takes and cha
The Abner
plan profit sharing contemplated using hund
dollars millions values and distributing
millions those who furnish the and whether h
receive the share
the Inside Syndicate deal share of one-thrd M
Truseeshp for the profit of those
individually. In this Consolidated Syndicate DEAL because
proportions 25% will for present investors
the will those who and form this Syndicate
You money the Consolidated Syndicate drec
the First National Bank Pecos Texas the National Bank
Falls the National Bank
WORTH direct Abner Davis Trustee, Consolidate
Syndicate Fort Worth Texas.
You not buying stock becoming Syndicate meb
which
be formed be syndicate under plan
prefer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
In the Oil Fields
nniIcr nmmY. Kansns

The shyrock oil company Is shut
down at 2,416 feet In its No fhrM
in 20-18-A and tools are bolhB
moved away They Will drill deeper
later on,
same companys no. .. same lease
In tho southeast corner of the norm
east southeast aouthwcst 'o-23 ~.
had a showing Of oil at from R,Ol
to 2.O3a feet Swabbing 30 barrels
day from the shallow sand. Thcy VII
drill deeper.
same compnny's 40 2. same To-.
cation. was drilled 10 2.3h 10 2,3g3
feet and well IS pumping about 6oO
barrels.
Tho Twin states No. !. LAthrop
I'm tho northeast ~ t1-2J-A. rs pump
ing about 30 barrels day. how
ever no exact gauge was made
Tho white Eagle company's No. \
Holden, In i-23-i swahbcd $50 bar
rolls In ~ hours from sand found
from 2,d76ia 10 2.477h feet
The Long Green company's No \.
ON tho Fcrricr lease In tho north
east corner OF tho northeast north
west northeast OF 2g-23-i Is pump
ing about 400 barrels, however,
there is no exact gauge on n aE yet
Stcrns and others No. 1 Forrier.
in tho northwest corner OF the
northwest southwest northeast 90
23-f pumping about 500 barrels oil,
also making some water In sand
found from 1883 10 2.3o0 fect
The Continental Oi lcompany's no.
! Ferricr, In tho southwest corner
~ tho southwest southeast south
east 20-23-i, swabbcd 90 barrels OF
oil In ~ hours from sand round az
from 2,3o9 TO 2.d07 fccl
The Tranecontincntal oil com
panys No. 2 on the Kchr farm in
the southwest Of 2O-23-t found sand
at from 2iOl to 2.tOi feet There
are 900 feet of oil ana 300 feet OF
water In the hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

TONED on which from 30 to IS per cent
has been psid-but who are unable to raise
the balance IN time TO protect themselves
have sclected ten OF the cream OF
consolidated syndicate | have protested
ourselves against loss by having the right
10 take up any one or all OF these proposi.
tons depending on the exact amount Of
money We have on hand at the time There
is only one Of these deals that has to be
closed this week, and that onl, requires
SIS, 900. I will he glad TO have my personal
friends wire me stating he amount they
will furnish me-6nt Il is not necessary TO
send the money by telegraph Just wire
me what amount you can furnish and send
u on by mail Your pledge will be suf
ioicnt guarantee ! will put M the cash ~
your remittance does not reach me in time
but share with YOU just the same.
ACTION ALONE WINS.
The oil business is one Of sction--It Is
. business of today and no man can play
thus game who must wait until tomorrow
when opportunity knocks today. There
have been many successes and very many
failures. My success is easily the most re.
msrkable because of its spectacular features
due TO the big things have done with
throughout every state in the Union II is
this success and the reputat tion I have
gained for always going over the top big
and quick, that has brought so many good
lp"hlng huaPs 10 my otIlcc IN ihe past ton
days,
This is my biggest final and last great
promotion. Hereafter no new proposi ION
viii be considered n you want your share
OF the oil riches now Is the time to ioip
with me and help to reap the harye".
REFINERY IN 80 DAYS.
refinery is now assembled and will
be in actual operation within 20 days from
the exercise Of the option contract I have
for It's complexion and taking over the
crude production on which 10 operate it,
guarantee you fair square deal
will submit sll detsiSS Tor YOUR final ap
prova' You can authorize me 20 act for
YOU, or you can take charge and elect your
own Trustees or Officers TO conduct the
business in the future.
QUICK WINNER.
Chance TO take hall interest IN drilling
well and good block OF screage This look
/ good and II is big u good at all. II take,
but. little money to finish the well and II
Is quick action win or lose.
READY MONEY MAKERS.
Bunch Of tank cars about 10 be taken
away from present owners BY makers can
/ be had so as 10 give us splendid profit
and also enable US 10 market our product.
promptly Also contract on crude oil Of
/ fered Abner Davis Refinerics so We can
I refine and dispose Of products in these car,
/ 10 great advantage. Profit from this source
alone | can guarantee through operating
some Interest on every dollar.
SCOUT GETS FACTS.
have telegram from very close
! driller friend advising me 20 send q scout
to Investigate certain wildcat well that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

Tho Abuer Davis Refinery a. With
ia Falls has sold 100 cars OF Fuel OIL
every lsrrel Of which is to be shipped
Ia pccos for drilling purposes IN that
new field
Worth viii also ship every available
bsrrcl Of fuel aud gasoline 60 the
pccos held
10 further tai. care Of tho unhcard
ot activities IN the new pecos valley
oil country, another Ahnsr Davis Re
incry Ia already being assembled on
the cars Tor shipment 70 lrabell the
new town on the Santa Fc IN the
heart % the field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
Fort Worth, Dallas,
FL PdsO Operators
Look OUer PecOS

pENOS March 2O.--rscns tomorrow will
he host TO so business men OF Fort Worth
and Daaas headed BY T. $ Eonner, and
new Pecos valley oil fields
Ahnsr Davis, Fort Worth and Wichita
FAILS rcfincr, has announced two new 10.
stions. ore !, in section Of block s.
and the other is in section OF block
"a being located five and four miles re,
spectiyely south of the Bell well
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
Here are some of the big things you share in:


results.
Here of the big things share in
Half interest 20 Drilling Contract the Bell
we'll doubt wells
Bell
ancline Bell we'll The oil
should easily all the invested and also good d
dends from month to month
Half interest the Refinery and the land fee that being
built rabel Bell we'll
Fe railway through this The first of this refinery
all complete ready set operation under contract
begin making gasoline within days The profits this refinery
the the crude supply where there ready market
all the the should big thing
for all This will be the only refinery hundreds miles
all directions and products will command big premium be
saving freight both the crude and refined product
This refinery will be operated the Abner
making standard Pyramid brands Oneha interest
this indicate
Half interest in another drilling contract the Bell antne
Half interest 80 the oil and
rights in the section adjoining the Citizens well tract which
of location the
Half 100 fee simple also carrying the oil
rights the Zone well district which regarded excellent
ton for big deep wells.
Half interest another also drilling
operations Pecos regarded immensely valuable
potential oil possibilities.
details about which cannot be made public at this time.
Half interest in the line and oil gathering facilities
tabished in the Pecos fields.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

Tho great oil field Of Mexico is located
at the slope of a great cham Of hills
Roll and hls associates have made fifty
drilling contracts with operators Goodloe
Howard ~ Fort Worth Campbell. Eurris
sims ~ Fort Worth Y. Il. Palmer of
Dallas and Henry Hutchings Of Fort Worth
plan extensive operations In the field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
FORTUNE FROM S ACRES OF OIL.

Suppose a lease all paid for and all that
do 81 each until it
drilled
Suppose helps prove up your
and the values begin to jump.
Then suppose simply sit the boat and let the fellow
a the royalty.
the fellow drilling
take half the OIL Now this thing being will
be a thousand times
be in close touch with all operations will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
I SHARE WITH YOU.

The owner OF large ranch, on wh-t
! believe is located a great oil snticline, hs'
contracted with me whereby I can select
10000 acres OF his holdings to use as ( see
proper II l will co operate in drilin. .
test well
can take this 10 900 acres. keep il, SCI,
II. give II away. or do as | please with H.
This is deal ! know am going 10 carry
through, regardless OF anything else o'
anybody else for I can furnish the none
required SO this deal is cinched and an
going to use it for the benefit OF my friends
Just as ! have been doing.
This desl will make the profit that en-
sbes me 10 carry out certain promises 0l
mine that have been outstanding sometime
and with the clearing OF the decks on mg
obligations | will be free to devote 81
nv time To the particular matters in hand
The lease and drilling to be finished
nov held by the Inside Syndicate and thI
leases oil and drilling bought under thi,
Consol icated Syndicate, insures all the o
and all the expansion ( shall require for Oh,
Ahner Davis Refineries for long time
shall devote myself 70 this DEVELOPMENT a N
to this expansion entirely. 2
The suncesS Of this mammoth ConsoN
dated Syndicate is assured II will 20 over
and no doubt be largely over .subscribrd
just as was the Inside Syndicate II yo1-
money cannot be used it will be pronIr & "
returned Wire mo the amount 70 nut ,ou
down for--scnd the money by wire, draft
or money order
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

Half block of checker boarded leases
of the greatest oil fields Judgment that will be found
This what wildcat territory
These properties be held await development by other
Half interest the supply of crude oil and the
This should immensely
profitable without outlay whatever
addition all of these extremely valuable and large
outright each
will be the form of bonus and in addition all the other
which each Syndicate member shares
risk because protected myself from
angle the knowledge gained from
Getting right at the and hedging gives the cnch if
there
the whole of each and
working
the and forfeit We
let the other fellow take whatever portion can't
before contracts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

and | am confident the leases I am giving
YOU as a bonus on this property will do
this for you and for me
have waited long time 10 get in al
the right time and in way big enough
is at hand am able 70 do the big things
We all want bv gaining some assistance
tran, my frtcnda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

ground when the famous Bell well the
have the big and the rich properties make mil
lions but takes handle these big opportunities though
we get the ground floor
have picked the choice puns from the Tree of Fortunei
enjoy the fruits with me?
officers
bonus valuable other graft brbe but
decidedly unheard
TO the bonus his associates who furnish the
This of the kind of deals that
property should be together
lin its splendid quick action possibilities but above ALL it is uncom|
that the his the
investment with additional bonus worth dollar all Of which
has that exceptional 1000 shot potential possibilities for returns
where dollars a real competency.
When started the Texas oil fields 1918,
of the Abner Davis profit sharing plan laughed by
grating When evident
going became the object of dcue the subject
abuse than heapcd When
ceeded bringing 5000 people organizations with the
hundreds of thousands dollars these furnished
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
In Marion County, Kansas.

WHrd- WlIholIH No, on Inc
Covert lease In tho northwest corr
ncr OF the southwest northeast
northwest of 2g-2l-iH pumped 2l0
barrels during tho first - hours
after the shot. They are now shut
down on account Of boiler trouble,
The Peabody Petroleum cum-
pany's no. on tho Burton lease IN
I5-22.io pumped 400 barrels Of oil
In eight hours and 500 barrels OF
water
Tho rcurcc Morgan no. . on the
Clark farm In l5-22-ic found The
top OF The sand At . 56G feet Thcv
are eight inches In The sand ana the
hole IN standing With 500 feet OF
oil and 500 feet Of water shut
down on account Of boiler trouble