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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

A bachelor feels about marriage
as he does about an appendicitis OPP
Grafton. He knows that il he can
only stand the shock and survive IL
is bound 70 be awfully good for him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

The last bona-fide maid servant
Will soon be found IN the Museum of
Natural History. along with the
Dynosaurus and other specimens Of
extinct species.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

Why is il so difficult for a married
man TO pay his wife a nice, velvetly
compliment without trimming it all
around the edges with the cotton
wool Of advice
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16
HYDROA|RPLANE IS
FIRST TO STOP OFF
AT PORT OF OTTAWA
BOAT WHICH FLIES MOORS AT
BOAT CLUB LANDING WHILE IT
TAKES ON SUPPLIES-,OWNE
BY PEORIA COMPANY.

A hydroairpane, plotted by l.. +.
Berry Of Peoria, owned by the inter-
American Aircraft corporation, Of Pc
oria, stopped in Ottawa this morning
for gasoline and other supplies, The
water plane is the first one TO appear
here this year and is the first TO ever
''land' on the waters about Ottawa.
According to g. +. Bennett, me-
chqnic Of the ship, who accompanied
Mr.. Berry, their destination is Chica.
20. The pair left Peoria this morning
at Gao O'Clock and arrived in Ottawa
at 7;30 O'Clock. The plane sWoOpcd
down and alightod in the Fox river
just back of the Boat club, and an
chorcd their craft at the Boat club
landing. They stayed just long enough
to get gasoline and then they headed
their machine for the Illinois river.
whore they started upstream, spray
ing Wator for many feet then gradu-
ally they arose and were off for the
city by the lake.
Mechanic Bennett stated they would
spond the rest of the summer months
in Chicago, touring the Chicago sum
mer resorts, for the purpose Of giving
exhibitions and taking up passengers.
The machine is an acrOmarinc fly
ing boat and was equipped with cleo
tric lights and starter
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16

many S deliveries Oh coal
but will ask for the ex-
planation of certain ar
tcles in the allied demand. They
made this announcement just before
enterinq into conference with the al
lied ministers this afternoon.
Reply Sent Allies.
Spa. Belgium July l6.-The Ger
man delegation at the conference here
sent word to the supreme council this
morning that the German reply to
the allied ultimatum on coal deliver
les would not be ready before p
m this afternoon.
The Germans are asked to ask mod
ilication Of the terms Of the protocol
The reply was made at IL o'clock.
From what could be learned during
the morning the thing that was the
obstacle to acceptance by the Ger
mans of the allied terms was the
clause providing for occupation of
the Ruhr valley unless the coal deliv-
cries reached a total of 6,O00,O0O tons
by Oct, ID.
Dr. Walter Simons. the German for
eien secretary, told his colleagues
that this subject had not been men,
tolad during his conversation with
Premiers Lloyd George and Miller
and yesterday, when a verbal agree
ment was virtually reached. The Ger
mans. it appears were greatly annoy
ed to find it in the text of the terms
handed them in the note of last night.
Ratfy Austrian Peace.
Paris, July 16.-The exchange OF
ratification of the treaty of st. Ger
maine which established peace be
tween the allies and Austria took
place this morning.
Reds Continue Victories.
London, July lG.-Continued success
by the bOlshcviki in their operations
against the Poles along the northern
sector OF the front is announced In
Thursdays Official statement from
Moscow.
"a special dispatch from kvno re-
ceiyed in London Thursday night re-
ported the occupation of Wilma by the
bolsheviki This has aot been Of
hcially confrmed hut Warsaw advices
today say the Poles have agreed to o.
cupation of Wilma by Lithuanian
troops The signing t peace treay
between Lithuania and soviet Russia
was reported July l3)
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16
SPOUSE, WHOM WIFE:
ORDERED ARRESTED,
SUES FOR DIVORCE
LA SALE MOTORMAN COMPEL
LED TO PUT IN THREE DAYS
BEHIND BARS, CHARGES HELP
MEET WITH CRUELTY.

BENJAMIN IIethcrington, the La
eallc man whose wife, Mrs. Henrietta
Hpthcrlngton. secured warrant for
his arrest on a charge of wife ana
child abandonment several weeks
ago started suit for divorce late
Yesterday in the circuit court, asking
that the court dissolve his marriage
Mr.. Uothcrington charges his wlie
with acts Of cruelty, with having de'
serted him and with having such a
violent temper that it was impossible
for him TO live with her.
He alleges that he and Mrs. Henri
eta Berry were married i'll princeton
and are the parents of one nine year
old son Richard.
He charges Mrs IIcthcrington with
fviug into rage on May OF TINS
wear. abusing him, and hurting dinner
nlatoS at him. Following the dispute
he claims that She LETT him. He fur
thor alleges that it is impossible Tor
him 10 try to live with her on account
Of her temper
Hothrrington is a motorman on the
{. q. X +. la SdlIc-iPiu lut9' 'i'
was arrested in June and spent three
Iay4 in The county jail on charges
preferred by his spouse Mrs. lleth-
ernetul when she learned that her
husband was in the bastille three days
after his arrest came to Ottawa ana
wont before Judge Reck to obtain his
release. The couple returned to La
Sale together and the court attchcS
III aht they were living happily un-
til Inc divorce suit was started.
Woman Charges Cruelty.
Another La Sale marriage was also
rent at least temporarily when Mrs.
Leoncttc Niciugboff started suit for
divorce against her husband, Arthur
l.. ViplinghoU The plajntiit charges
the defendant with acts Of cruelty
lamiua that he beat, chokcd and
knocked her down on divers occasions.
AIRS NieliughoH in her bill claims
hat they were married January 90
1917, ana are The parents Of two small
children. Arthur and Helen
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16
ROOSEVELT FAVORS
VISIT TO WILD WOODS
ny the Associa,-t rr.ss \

WASHINGTON, July l6-F'rankln y.
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of tho
navy and Democratic vice presidential
nominee, returned TO Washington TO,
day after an absence at the Frisco
convention, In the north and north.
west about - per cent Of the newspa-
rers are Republican, he said. "Thc
best way we can overcome this handI-
cap is to get on. into these states.
also believe they are entitled to SEE
the men they are to vote for he said.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16
EVANS AND JONES
HALVE FIRST ROUND
CHy the Associated Press J

Memphis. Tenn. July l6.-fhicH
Evans of Chicago and Bobby Jones ot
Atlanta Nerc all square at the end o.
the urst eighteen holes Of their thirtr
six hole match in the semthnals OF
the amateur championship of th4
Western Golf association.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16
Aarnessinu the Rivers.

According TO group of British en-
rinrorS, electric power can be produces
n. hDrncSSng the tides of two rivers In
.e3tlaud at tWo-thrdS the cost OK thas
generated by steam,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16
0CCuPAT|0W OF RUHR
BRINGS OBJECTIONS
OF ENJOYS AT SPA

Spa July 16.---The German delegates at the
conference here have agreed in principle with the
terms submitted to them by the allies as to Ger.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16
WEAT r.

Generally fair, tonight
and probably Saturday:
not much change In tenn,
perature.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-16

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1890
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
My Heart
My Husband
BY Adele Garrison.
vks way Mssss Put Marry Under.
wood on the Defensive.


AAY first emotion at the unexpected
sight ut Harry Underwood allsht-
ovo Ing indOlently from tho machine
hack Of mint was one OF unreasoning
fright.
Before my eyes flashed the most
awful moment OF my lie. that when |
first realized that the aviator who had
crashed 10 earth with his machine and
lay apparently ~lfeless before me WAS
my husband.
This man. loungins toward me, hts
hands IN his pockets. In the audac ious
manner Of the old DAYS when he had
been my husbands best friend. a
been responsible Tor that horrible thing
lie had been the connecting link be-
tween Grace Draper. the thought OF
whose vctl name turned me III, and the
man whose hands had cut the wires
witch ,,rt llchy almost 20 hts death,
That he had fepcnted as soon as he
recovered from the influence 81 the
whisky win which hr had saturated
himself. aud had enabled the authorities
81 The field TO have the first aid ready
which had IN an probability saved
picky's life mattered No whit - me
lie had almost murdered my husband:
that thought would he ever with me-.
knew, however. that both IN pcky's
eyes and |Iiilian's. Harry Underwood
mad redeemed himself by his war ser
vice. the most dana he could ftnh
end the fact that he had sacrificed
himself for nicky when their machine
had come down behind the German
tfnes. That my husband was enabled TO-
come hack to me nlive was undoubtedly
due to the msn before me, who had
taken the bullets meant for him, AMI
had suffered for many DAYS In y loaul-
some German prison before his escape,
What MsdocA Said.
But though the remembrance ~ these
things stoI'ped my feet from actually
summing panic stricken away from him,
INV frs, Impulse, made me realize 'hat
not onlV had nothing to fear IRON
him. but that for the sake ~ a mere
decent gratitude ! must be oivN 10 him,
I yet hid q s~huddrring dista,e for hit
society beneath the courteous, surprised
ma | adopted Ms o as | could
pull myself together.
MIR. Underwood eNelaimed. How
-wpnderful-a surprise
Hs laughed r~ardNnlca'y. ewing me
with the old law insnlent m'rih ] rev
m~embered and detcstcd
Didn't = to tell you that you
enuldn't lie ar,is'icalty % you ought
eayrr to attempt NJ he drswlef
nv all, o haven't sained any facility
n that direction since I've seen You
You're about NJ slad TO see mo - a
t,ok agent would be 10 get tho HE ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
DOWN m BED
AND 50 WEAK
LADY Suffered Terribly for
Eisht Weeks But Her Gaze
Showed Wonderful I'm
pvovsment After TAX
ing Cardui.

Johnson City. Tenn--Mf, NJ r
Scott. living neat this town, states
sAbou, three years ago ] wa, down
In bed terrible and 30 weak
couldn't bear the sight OF food This
condition con, uusd for about slph,
weeks . %. ] thought l was going
% die, and knew ] must get ont
shing TO do me some good. had
heard all nv NE Of Cardui and the
good results obtained from rs use
SO | decided TO try il.
After abou, a half bottle OF Csrdu,
my appetite improved. then was les.
mfvous. I kent II up until ] had
taken five bo',les--and such an i'm
~psovementl ] gained flesh and now
On the picture Of health. due. ! be-
Meve. solely to the use 81 Csrdui. !
~ the mother Of ten children and
feel we'll and strong"
Cardsi Is a mild medicinal tonic
II women. II ha, stood the unoss Sc
we're d I'll tests--ths test Of time. hav-
- zen h ne Tor over forty years
h b OwDessd u psssly vegetable w
UelS&es. vhieA kavs beca found 70
NM - ths vitality. tone W ~
~ Strengthen he womsnp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

Z ncolu 'or a Christmas present ana
YOU 70 thinking tlsht noe that you'd
rather ~ here by tht roadside all ittlt
than 10 have ms IN mat tirr
Does LII kro~''
lie hsd r0'1ectcd my thought -
graphically the hot color sprars 90 my
cheeks Nf. Underwood put MS head
on one side. looked ~ me Win an ar
~ lmrerSonal criticism that vas wntS
denlng.
Il actually believe You're p|re'ti"r 'han
ever" he said ~ last, In q tone inll'
catins that he had been debating the
question for some tint. You ht.c1
forgotten how to blush. either iloS
many times | used TO nslte Won angry
nus, 10 zee YOU color m that way
pon't worry he srlnned at me qulr-
Ideally. You can take that startI"t-
faNn. dom KNOW -whlch-way 70 - rprlnf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
What u doforyou?

"HE main idea here is conveyed in that
question at the head of this advertise
ment; what can we do for a customer?
We can do a good deal if he will let US; do
ing things for people depends on something
more than the desire to do things; you've got to
be willing to let US do things.
We can supply you with the right kind Of
things to wear; it's our business to know what
the right things are; and to have them here; and
sell them at a fair price based on what they
actually cost.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

nul-of danger look az voIr c'tr
Im not going 20 'ry tn hisa yo.i nor
oven iwrr'r' a Uh'-ie salute u9'u '0.
tlps N your fugrra. although nr lf'
is arams. simply burning m" up.
tl'e tone rather than his words fcss
sur.i me. although for . moment 90
I hah h,rn actually AFRAID ~ ihr
gleam ~ reckless admiration which p
Jol- not help seeing IN hi. eyes bnt
decided - '7ke the etsatlon INTO
my Own hands,
Weren't YOU In q boat IN NE bay 'or
Two NJ three days recently hth"i.
knowing now That ne suspicion Nhlrh J
| b,t No, dared mention ~ IN~Nn which
/ md dismissed - a hnliur'naticr. N1-
indeed confirmed
lie started. looked a. ne tsenly
$ Won knep me- when YOU we're RAJ
| 10, s,,lfi,iy though those Ncli g,nssr'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

covMy," which he had prescribed many vsm for the stomach, liver
and blood. Both these medicines met with instant success, and during
the past half century have cold in create. quantities than any other
proprietary medicines. Neither Of Dr.. Pierce medicines contains
alcohol and both are herbal extracts Of native medicinal plants.
For tho past fifty years forty eight million bottles have been used
by the American public, and they are today tho standard tonics
for men and women. They are now put up in tablet - val rs
liquid form, and sod by every druggist 10 the land. A trial package
can be obtained by sending 10 cents 70 Dr.. Perce's INVALID Hotel
in Buffalo, n. Y. Write DR.. Pierce's II you want fro confidential
medical advice, or . free booklet on any chronic disease
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

,AY first emotion at tho unexpected
sight ut Harry Underwood allsht-
- ins indOlently from tho marhiue
Ich Of mine was n OF unrsas0ning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
mYAN'S VIEWS
NAY RESULT N
PARTY TROUBLE
Democratic Leaders Not Az
together Pleased,

wAsHfSoToS. Feb. 10 --nernocta'lc
leaders hero today saw trouble ahead
IN the framing ~ the party platform a.
the ssn Francisco convention, Nilll'm
Jennings iirynp'A announcement Of a
proposed platform one plans ~ witch
10 In opposition 10 enforced wiI'nrt
training. does not altogether cnirfife
With the Views NJ PRECEDENT Wilson
Vice President VIA shRllr letter an
n%auncing his cRnd iacy n n lrierat"
81 large. declared me party must ret
back 10 the "old time platform
This was generally interpreted NJ in
dlcstlns that the vice. rreSiden' feels
the party ran rot touch on international
questions on tho platform NJ campaign
and II II very certain the rre'ilcni VIII
inAist uron IN. treaty hcing made nm
tssuc n tho senate fails TO raiify Il Ac-
cordinG 10 his wishes
Chairman Cummings 10 %op'imlE'ic.
however, and his statement thst the
'"tids has turned" because Of the VIC
tory IN Missouri when The democratic
league OF nations candidate was elected
over \ republican Hnti.lessue opponent
10 indicative OF tho feeling on the part
Of some leaders that the nation IL not
altogether insis'ent upon a platform
and rAmpNcn mat contains only do
Eestlc matters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

pracuoo Of moolclno ana MS
speciality was tho diseases Of
women. Later no desired to
1--WE this TO tho public, and
be received trademark proteo-
ton from the United States
patent Office for this medicine
which 10 an herbal, temper
anoe" prescription with all the
ingredients printed on the bottle
wrapper. In his every day prac-
tice in the early days he also
used a tonic and Alternative for
the blood, which was so univer-
sally beneficial that he deter
mined to place this medicine in
tho drug stores Of tho United
States, where Il could be readily
procured by the public. Thh he
called his Golden Medical Dis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
turkey o.nl.. slam, for Murders,

CoNsTANTIN0PLE. Saturday. Feb
ia-Turkey denies all responsibility for
ths maintenance Of order IN the Alntab
region. whore James Perry and Frank
johnson. representatives Of the Amcri-
ean Y. NJ g. 4, were killed recently.
This stand IL taken On to ground that
the French snd British troops are Joint
~ occupying Syria and that Aintab Il
we'll Within tho Aunirtice lines. It IL
learned on good authority.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

be- ashunrd ns tho look IN his eyes. his
h'ishtrncd color, his faltering he
tr,yed. For when ! thought OF nv
friend sacrificing her happiness and
NM u the lonely hrlIst. Iioheft SANafln,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
The Fiftieth Anniversary

Just fifty years ago thi, winter Dr.. Pierce gave to the world his
famous "Favorte Prescription for the distressing weaknesses and
complaints Of women. For many yean he had been in the active
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

In his mountain retreat. because Of her
fancicd responsibility for this wn-,rel
before me | could scarcely control my
ANGER.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
First Leap Year
Permit Applicant
Hands Papers Back

she was a fair young thing but at
that she set a record She's the first
Of the female variety to apply for o
marriage license at the Grady county
court clerks office since Leap Year
dawned
She got the license, but evidently
failed to snare the man, for today
she brought the license back to the
clerk and said she wasn't going to
be able to use EN-" She was dead
gamer, however, for she didn't ask
for her mnoey back, just turned in
the official papers, heaved a sigh and
went her way Apparently she bribed
the court clerk with a winning smile
or something, for that official refused
to give out her name.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
LODGE MEMBERS
To HAVE CHARGE
FUNE ERAL SERVICE

II is announced that the body OF
w. v Alexander, age 81 who died
at his home in Alex might before
last, will arrive here tomorrow af
ternoon at $50 for burial,
Funeral services will be conduct
ed at Rose Hill cemetery at $3.50 by
the local Masonic lodge and the Rush
Springs Masonic lodge, Of whica lat
ter order the deceased was a charter
member.
The deceased was Confederate
veteran and was captain of com
pany Of Indians, serving under Gen.
eral Stand Waite, and it is expected
that as many veterans as can posi-
bly, be there will attend the funeral.
Mrs. Jack Reynolds, daughter OF
the deceased, arrived this morning
from Roswell, New Mexico.
Mr. Alexander was one Of the very
earliest settlers in the Indian Terri
tory. He founded the town of Alex
which was named in his honor,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
Chckas,a, Oklahoma, Saturday. January 2f 1920
Grady School Men
Plan Meeting Red
Red Rose Tonight

The order OF the Red Red Rose
announces that it will banquet this
evening at 6;3O in the Early hotel
and will follow the feast with anoth-
er one of those rousing, hair-split-
ting, and spirited initiation pro
grams that have been Characteristic
in the past. The initiation exercises
will take place in the office of NJ. II.
Shepard, county superintendent.
1t is reported that five applicants
will ride the gray mule' tonight
after they have been gorged with
fried chicken. Several good speak
ers are scheduled to talk and to put
it in the words Of one Of the men,
bers, the meeting will be filled with
conyiyal pleasantries for the old
timers and with mystery for those
to be Initiated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
POCASSET TRIES
FOR LOCAL CAME
NEXT WEDNESDAY

If arrangements can be made to-
day, Chickasha high and Pocasset
will clash on the local basket ball
court next Wednesday evening.
Claude Southwark, coach of the
Pocasset five, was in town today in
an effort to match the game He
stated emph tically that the game
that was to have been played this
week was not cancelled by him, but
was in the nature Of a postpone
ment.
we want to meet Chickasha on
the Chickasha court and if | can
arrange the match today, Pocasset
viii take the c. II. S. team on for a
return game here next Wednesday
night said Mr.. Southwark.
The Pocasset outfit hung one on
the Okarche five at Pocasset this
week, the score being 50 to 4, Mr..
Southwark stated. The same even
ing the Pocasset girls defeated the
Okarche girls SO to s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
Young War Started
As LegiOnarieS OF
County Open DriUe

From all reports it seems that
when the local post of the American
Legion divided the camp into two
opposing teams with an object Of in
creasng membership and giving one
team a banquet at the expense of the
other, young war was started.
The two membership teams organ
ized are known as the Viclors, which
is captained by j. Roy Orr, and the
Boosters, piloted by George f. Rice
The Boosters announced that they
viii meet in the office Of Dir Eman-
uel, First National Banyk building,
Monday night at 1880 for the pur.
pose of formulating plans which will
ultimately defeat the Victors, while
the captain of the VictOrs says his
team has propaganda afoot that will
make the efforts of their opponents
as unnecessary and unimportant as
a professional tippler in modern
drug store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
EPUBL| |CAN5 Of
GRADY To STAGE
PRECINCT NEE ETe

The first skirmishes in Grady coun
ty in the McGraw-IIamon set-to viii
be staged Monday on whcih date the
Republican precinct meetings Will be
held. The meeting places are the
regular oting precincts and in the
country will be called to order at 2
o'clock while in the city they will be
hcld at 1880 in the eening.
At these meetings precinct dele
gates will be elected for the county
convention which is TO be held here
on Wednesday, January 2S and is to
be called to order at the courthouse
at . o'clock in the afternoon. accord
ing that Mrs. Geo. Hurd died of pneu-
The congressional convention is to
pc held at Kingfisher on January 80.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-24
NE VI TEST WELL
To EXTEND WORK
At CEMENT SOON
Development Moved Mile to the
Northwest With Starting of Oper-
ations at Anadarko Producers
Location in 26-6-10.

Development in the Cement field is
to be extended more than a mile to
the northwest by the test of the An
adarko Producers company in the
south half of the south half of the
southeast OF section 26-6-10
This rig is now being constructed
and it is understood tools will be
moed to the location as soon as pos
sible. This company is making the
test in face Of the fact that the For
tuna drilled a dry hole over 5000 feet
deep in section 35-G-1O, practically a
mile to the south. The Anadarko
people have a good following as to in
terest for the reason that the well
is expected to assist in the hunt for
the trend of the Caddo sand at 1860
feet So far, il has proved to be
the most productive in the field. One
well east Of the Caddo No ?, discov-
cry well of the Caddo sand missed it..
Fortuna ON the Miles farm just west
of the Caddo also missed the shallow
sand, The Anadarko Producers is
northwest of the Caddo and will be
held to prove whether the shallow
pay extends in that direction.