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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-07
FRONT PORCH TALK TO
'.NEIGHB0RS" on PERTINENT
ISSUES By G. o. z. LEADER
Continued From Page onel

Continued From Page One)
sor that miserable old falsehood about
dollar a day being enough fer any
working man. II the author was
seeking to apply It TO me, think he
must have meant dollar an hour.
You see have been a dweler among
YOU for IS years Part OF that time.
I was q workman myself-part Of
the time a laborer-and for more
than 80 years | have been an EN-.
ployer as well as . labor man. and
one can't preach one doctrine and
practice another
No Loafer ON the job
Let me renew that public utter.
ance in which | spoke Of high wages
and said wished the establishing
OF high scale TO remain an explicit
condition that Of nigh wage for
American workmen and they should
give 20 his task the highest degree
CT efficiency. am not advocating
the driving, glavlsh period OF toll,
which saps the mems energies, but
hold that the slackers. the loafer
on the Job Is not only the greatest
ousNA1tt " AAugI alNbUCtNlenkt INN
he is cheating his fellows more than
he does his employers.
1T is utterly false 10 assume that
labor and capital are in deadly con.
flict II is not important to estab.
llsh which element is first. and
each is essential to the other. We dc
know that labor human element Is of
deepest public concern. The deplor
able side Of modern industry is tina,
TOO many men are toillng like ma
chimes. at work. They ought tC
know pride In the thing done. The
big inspirations in life are to get on
When men tell you this is the privl
lege OF the fellow. they challeny,
your intelligence 1 am sorry th'
old intimate contact between employer
and employe ls gone. I wish w
sould have the intimacy restored
not in the old way. but through ,
Joint eommiiiss Of employer and EN-
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T j \ ERAL ST RV| | { IS
FOR |. KAL|SH HELD
T HIS AF tt R \ 0 0 \

I. Kahsh. father.inlaw OF Max
Westheimer q this city died at Color.
ado Springs. Saturday at midnight.
The body is being brought to Ard
more FOR burial and will arrive here
this afternoon at 4:27 o'clock over
the Santa Fe railway and will be
taken from the station to the Jewish
cemetery for burial. Services will be
conducted 10y DR.. Joseph B'att OF
Oklahoma City who Joined Mr.. West
heimer at that point and accom-
panied him here
Mir Kalish is s9 years old. He had
made his home in Ardmore number
OF years
Mr.. Westheimer was notified Satur'
day of Mr. Kalishs Illness and left
that night FOR Colorado. on sunday
morning the message telling Of his
death was received. Besides Mr. West
heimer he is SUI lived by two grand
daughters Mrs Walter Neusiadt and
Miss Juliene Westheimer.
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ORP HAN GIRL PROVIDED
WITH CLOT HIN c AND
PLACE Of EMPQL YMENh

4 sad case that came Up before
the Judge In police court this morn.
ing was that Zuiia Hayes ls years
old. charged with wearing mems
clothes.
Zulia woro pair Of old ovcralls
and badly worn shoes a boys cap
covered her head.
When questioned she stated that
these were tho only clothes she pos.
scssed. Her parents had died at Ma.
dnl two months ago. che said, and
she walked to Ardmorc. For three
weeks she had wandered nimlessly
about on the outskirts OF this city.
when ehe was finally picked up by
tho police.
The girl was turned over to Mrs.
Efne wilkes, county probation officer
Mrs. wilkes supplied her with fem
mine wearing apparel, and obtained
employment for her in this city.
Mrs. wilkes states that she believes
the siri is Of good moral character
and viii get along all right. In this
future. .-.-....
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-07
KIWANIANS 70 RIM A Il \
OPEN DINING ROOM At
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
At MONDAY LUN CHEOA

An enthusiastic meeting Of the
klwanis Club was held today at the
Chamber Of Commerce, which makes
the formal opening OF the dining
room to clubs and resumes the regu-
lar meeting OF the Kiwanians after an
interval Of several weeks due TO lack
OF meeting place.
AS explained by James Barron, sec
retary Of the Chamber Of Commerce
who made q most interesting talk
al the conclusion Of the luncheon. that
it has been suggested that all the
clubs participate in a drawing to de.
termine which should hold the first
meeting when the dining room was
formally opened, but that this plan
was abandoned because It was decid.
ed that inasmuch as the dining room
was opened yesterday and meetings Of
the Kiwanis Cub are held regularly
on Tuesday OF each week. and the
fact that It is the youngest club
in point Of local organization, the
honor was justly due this club.
C. W. Davisson. president Of the
club. preceded Mr. Barron. with an
inspiring talk on the clubs program
for the year. He urged cooperation
and emphasizing the necessity for
regular attendance at the meetings
In order that all may t-.ke an active
part in the club work. He also call
cd attention TO the fact that meetings
from this date will be held at the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms and
that members should keep this in
mind regardless Of any notification
OF the matter
Mr. Davisson reported that flowers
had been sent TO w. W Jeter. secre.
tary OF the Kiwanis Club and r. Nc.
Crory. a member, both of whom are
~.
The resignation Of r. A. Hefner
was accepted.
4 message from o. Samuel Cum.
mings, international secretary Of X!
wants club was delivered by Mr.
Barron who met Mr.. Cummings in
Madison. wis. during the summer
school conducted by the American
| City Bureau.
Mr. Davisson announced that an in
vitai!on has been extended to Mr.
/ Cummings to visit the Ardmore club
He is az this time IN Oklahoma City
attending the Kiwanis state conyen
ton.
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.ARDMORE SCOUTS HOME
TOMORROW FROM TWO
MONTHS EUROPEAN TRIP

James Dolnan and Robert Hefner,
Ardmore boy scouts, are expected
nome tomorrow from two months
"trip abroad according to telegram
from Mr.. aid Mrs L. \. Hefner, who
met them in New York. to Mr.. ,lnd
Mrs. Dolman. announcing their arrival
NJ port and their departure from New
York Sunday afternoon for Ardmore,
The two boys landed in New York
Saturday from trip 10 England,
France. Belgium and Holland as mem.
bers Of the picked delegation. Of 200
Boy Scouts of America who attelNled
the International Scout Jamboree in
London. The boys left Ardmore June
% and sailed from New York July 6.
Letters and cable messages from the
delegation wr,le abroad indicate that
they have had a wonderful trip and
no doubt they will spend much Of their
time for several weeks TO come, tell
ing of their adventures in foreign
lands.
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HIGH S SCHOOL PUPILS
REGISTER THROU GHOUI,
WEEK; WARD PUPILS
F R|D A Y N D R n | \ {

Registration days for Ardmore nlsh
school pupils curing this week are
as follows: Members Of the fresh'
man class will register tomorrow
Wednesday,; sophomores will regis
ter Thursday; Junior and Seniors on
Friday.
Pupils Of ward schools will also reg
lister on Friday assembling at the
school building at 8 o'clock, when
a list Of books and additional necessl-
ties. and assignment 10 rooms ana
desks will be made. School will open
for regular work Monday the 18th.
The high school faculty comprises
the following:
! C. H. Woodruff, principal
H. D. Rinsland, vocational counsel
| lor
j. r. Rechtin, modern language
j. H. Re,tx, manual training
j. H. Johnston, Mathematics
JsAn Breneman, science.
Dale ~ Morrison, history.
Lillian BirhCp, English.
Florence Philbrook, Latin.
Julia Davis, teacher training, grade
supervisor
Alice Black, assistant in English.
Anne Anderson, assistant history
and science.
Helen Dolman, assistant English and
mathematics.
Bernice Bow, commercial.
Elinor McPheeters, household econ
omy.
Ella ]. Peterson, supervisor Of
music.
Ozella Pugh, supervisor Of drawing.
Sol Iowenstein, director Of orches-
ira.
At the opening Of the meeting OF
the teachers institute at the high
school yesterday morning, c. W..
Richards, superintendent, delivered an
inspiring address on the opportunity
of the teacher. In speaking Of his
trips east this summer and referring
to the men and women Of the labor.
ing class with whom he came in con.
tact he stated that he could see
reason for the discontent Of miners,
and other laborers whose work dealt
entirely with inanimate material, but
that he saw no reason why men and
women whose work IS with the child,
the human mind could ever be dis
contented. Mr. Richards also called
attention to the progress in education
being made throughout the United
States referring particularly TO Rock
Hill, South Carolina, where bonds
were recently voted for s4,O00o00 for
educational purposes. South Caro-.
lima has not entirely recovered from
the Civil war" he said, and this
means much to them" Mr. Richards
also told Of the recent S5,000,00O
educational fund Of the A. & NJ. col
lege OF Mississippi, where he also
delivered lectures.
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P A RK IN G ORD | \ A \ CE
A GA | n VI D | A 7 { D

Commissioner Fraley. assisted by
City Attorney Mason conducted police
court this morning.
Violators OF the traffic ordinances
are increasing n number and the
majority Of cases this morning were
OF this nature.
+. L. Watson. G. B. Akers, Fl. L.
Wilson, Il. J.. Valley and Douglas Bur-
ris. were fined $3.50 each Tor parking
contrary to the ordinance governing
same.
Simon Kahn was fined $3.50 for
using city water to wash an auto
mobile. Mr.. Kahn pleaded ignorance OF
the law, ana stated that he had been
out Of town when the ordinance pro
hibiting the use Of city water Tor
such purposes was passed.
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GOVERNOR COX STATES HIS
STAND UPON LABOR ISSUE
AND FARM PROBLEMS

Continued From Page One)
strive not only to retain existing
privileges, but to secure additional
ones. Special interests is only an.
other term for privileges. The privi-
legged few are assisted by those. who,
through deliberate misconduct or mis-.
education. permit elimination Of the
mob rule. Misguided advocacy OF in.
appropriate things, they deceive the
many earnest citizens. who desert
from progressiveism.
Freedom of Speech
Labor should have the right TO
organize and through representatives
Of their own choosing negotiate col
lective bargaining This right has
never been denied capital. Care must
be exercised that government at nc
time be made oppressive in maintain
ing the law OF the land. ! have said
that public opinion will settle indus
trial disputes. and to this end be-
lieve the government should provide
for proper investigation in all cases
with provision for the filing Of the
facts without prejudice. so that the
public may have full information
The right to free speech and free
press and the right Of orderly as
sembly, guaranteed by the constitu'
tion. must never be infringed.
Melting Pot for Immigrants
TOO long have we urged the down
trodden Of other lands to come TO US
as laborers. without giving q thought
to their proper absorption in the melt.
ing pot. once on our shores. they
have been forgotten and they have
become a serious menace through lack
of education and understanding of
our ideals. Americanizati tion must be
seriously undertaken by this govern
ment with insistence upon full cooper
alton by the employers OF this labor. "
Pay of Government Employees
Urging adequate remuneration for
government employees. Governor Cox
said that II elected, he would sign
bill granting the long suffering
and patient employees. the relief OF
which they richly deserve in the way
Of appropriate and adequate wages.
NOTICE!
BE sure and be al the dance, At
Wilmington Park tonight.-Adv.
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Visits Exhibit of Southern California
Products

Mr.. J. F. Scott was visitor on
September !, 1920. at the big exhibit
Of Southern California products
maintained free to the public in the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
He also attended the lectures and
moving pictures that are part Of
the daily program. The exhibit Is
the largest of any in the country
maintained by a commercial organi'
zation. Before returning home, Mr.
Scott expects to visit several Of the
many places Of interest in the South
land
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Ladies of the Leaf
One O'clock Luncheon

Mrs. w F.. Lindsay entertained
with a two course luncheon, yes
terday, in ler home. 5l5 South Wash
ington. honoring the Misses Ruth
and Lois Burton.
The color scheme of white and rose
was carried out throughout the dec.
orations
The guests were the Misses Nell
Wilson. Lucy Cook, Lucy Penabacker,
Kathrine Adams, Louise Ledbetter,
Anna Louise Ream, Elizabeth Max
well, Cecil Jones Virginia Jones, Lula
Mae Laughlin. kathrine Stonum, Re.
becca Starks, Virginia Lynn, Flor
ence Wall Norma Gates and Olivia
Brett.
The Mesdames E. G. Burton and
r L. Ream assisted the hostess.
Mr., and Mrs. Burton and daughters
will make their home in Ardmore
They were formerly of Chickasha.
Mr.. Burton is associated with the oil
mill here
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In Duncan District.

Magnolia Petroleum Company well
on the school lands in the northeast
quarter Of section 80. Is Sw drilled into
the pay sand yesterday and is making
400 barrels This well greatly bright
ems the outlook Of that territory as q
producing area,
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oklahoma University, Norman I0mor'
row.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas W. Cnan,
MON and son, Charles, have re'ulneu
fror Colorado where they have pssn
for the past three weeks
CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. Charles ~
Car+er have returned from f1o'
Snrtnss Arkansas, where they nave
been for the past three weeks
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On The Glnss Farm.

The Carter o. Company 40. ! on
the Glass farm. in section 90, ls.sw.
is bailing at 1910 leet. This well - d
4 good showing OF oil and it is pre-
dic;ei that II may be good for 400
barrels.
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Planet Petroleum Company No. !,
on the Brown farm. in section 80,
ls.Sw, mad a showing OF oil al depth
oi 1880 feet. However they drilled
into salt water, and are going TO 2loO
feet
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Society Events
(By RUTH NoLAN)
-Phone 53S-
Leland-Stitt

Leland-Stitt
Mrs. Zee Leland, formerly OF this
city and Mr.. Merle c. Stitt, lawyer
OF Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, were mar
ried in Detroit, Michigan, July 2s'
1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stitt are at Whit
more Lake, Michigan.
Young Matrons Bridge Club
On account Of the death in the
family of one of the members, the
meeting of the Young Matrons Bridge
Club, scheduled for tomorrcw, will be
postponed until September l5
Ladies of the Leaf
At called meeting of The Ladies
of the Leaf, Friday afternoon, Mrs
William s. Hancock was elected presi
dent to take the place Of Mrs. W. d
Potter. resigned
Regular meetings Of the club wi
be resumed the first Monday in Octo
Der.
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Carter OIL Company No. on the
Glass farm, in section SO. lsSw. shut
down at 1914 leet. No. 3 is u rig.
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On Glass Farm.

J. L. Hamon ct al, No. 5, on the
Glass farm. in section SO, ls.Sw, Is
drilling at 200 feet. No. is rig. No.
- is drilling at 1917 feet. No. IL is
moving in standard tools.
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Goshen Oh and Gas Company No. !.
on the Dolen farm. in section 10, ls.sw
is fishing for casing.
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Base Line OH Company No. l, on
the Jones farm in section j., ls'Sw.
IS drilling a, 2i00 feet.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company No.
. on the school lands in section 80,
ls.sw. is rig.
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T. on the Cantreu farm, in section 81,
ls-sw, is setting the Ia inch casing
at depth Of 1850 feet.
McMann OIL Company No. 5, on the
Stephens farm, in section SO, ls.Sw. is
rig.
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Colcord No. ! on the Cash farm,
insection l.. ls-Sw. is roaming TO p
zoo feet.
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80 @~+-= ~ ~N~>-A~A~NAA NNNA-s
Oil Personals
Fred c. Ryburn is here on q brief
visit with Mrs. Ryburn who is visiting
with her father, ]. F. Gwyn on p
STREET, northwest. Mr.. Ryburn is
engaged in drilling well in wild
cat territory about 60 miles north
west Of Texarkana in the state OF
Arkansas. Some oil and also some
gas have been found in that state but
SO far Arkansas has not attracted
the attention Of the oil fraternity to
any great extent. Men from the
United States Geological Survey have
recently been over that country and
bulletins have been issued which speak
very favorably Of that country as
prospective oil territory
Mrs. Edwin Z. Cox and her mother
Mrs G. L. Lockridge have returned
from sulphur where they spent sew
eral days They have joined Mr.. Cox
here at Hotel Ardmore where he is
looking after his oil interests in the
Ardmore district. Mr. Cox and his
family reside at Mena, Ark.
H. NJ. Mauldin, scout for the Pure
Oil Company. has returned from Kan
sas City, where he spent a week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H Royer have
returned to Ardmore after an exten
sive tour through the eastern states
1t has been reported that John
/ Cooner Of this city is erecting several
| business properties, for rental pur
/ poses in the town Of Dillard.
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NOTICE!

NOTICE!
BE sure and be at the dance al
Wilmington Park tonight.--Adv.
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North American Refining Company
No. /. on the Green farm. in section
20. ls-sw. is cleaning cut the hole al
u depth Of PISS feet
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

QUICK SALE BARGAINS.
1917 Olsmobile "s" roadster.
1918 Oldsmobile " Touring.
1916 Oldsmobile touring car.
1920 Oldsmoble one.ton truck
One.ton international truck,
At ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
THE GosHORN MOTOR co.
Phone 59S. 229 West Main 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Miller and little
son, Earle, Of Kingston Springs, Ten
nessee, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Childress and family at their new
home. $40 F street. northwest.
Mrs. Lizzie Stamps who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. D.. r. Ms
bett for the past month. left this
morning for Holdenville, where she
will visit relatives a few days before
returning to her home at Waco. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Thompson who
have been visiting with Mrs. Thomp-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Dunn. c and Drew southwest. have
returned to their home in Walters.
The trip was made overland,
Mrs. H. Levy and children have re-
turned from an extended visit TO St.
Louis and Kansas City.
Misses Lillian and Alyne Glass have
returned home after a weeks visit
with their aunt, Mrs o. E. Jordan,
In Healdton.
Mr. Jerome Sullivan will return to
Oklahoma University, tomorrow.
The Misses Eva WhAehurst and
Gussie Lee Sullivan will return to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-07

Magnolia Petroleum Company No. !
on the Kagey farm, in section 81,
ls-Sw, Is moving in star rig.
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On the Surber Farm.

Empire Gas and Fuel Company No.
IS on the Surber farm in section 80,
ls-sw is q rig. No. 20 shut down at
1861 feet. No. 26 shut down al 1911
feet. No. IS is q rig.
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Empire ca. ana Tue Company No.
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Empire Gas and Fuel Company No.
IS on the Surber farm in section 80.
ls-Sw. is q rig. No. 20 shut down at
1861 feet. No. 26 shut down at 1911
feet. No. IS is q rig
Magnolia Petroleum Company No. !
on the. Kagey farm, in section 81,
ls-Sw, is moving in star rig.
Magnolia Petroleum Company No. .
on the Kagey farm. in section "a,
ls-Sw shut down at 1895 feet,
All American No. /, on the Simp.
sou farm. in section "a. ls.Sw, has the
re down.
Empire Gas and Fuel Company No.
/, on the Gilworth farm, in section
2 2s-Sw, is underreaming at 1897
feet. No. shut down at 1881 feet.
Empire Gas and Fuel Company No.
/, on the Houston farm. in section .,
2s.Sw, IS drilling at 226O feet.
Empire Gas and Fuel Company No
!, on the Allen farm. in section g.
9s.Sw, is cleaning out the hole al
1915 feet
Lone star Gas Company No. or
/ the Bush farm, in section 3. 2s-sw
has reached a depth Of 1910 feet. and
is having casing trouble.
Hea'dton Oil Company No. on
\ the Burkelo farm. in section 1. %
sw. IS standardizing at depth OF
1863 feet,
Lone Star and Mountain State No
! : on the Coffee farm, in section I
2s.sw. IS standarAzing al 1910 feet
NJ. . is a rig.
Margay No . on the Burke,o farm
iu section 4. 2s-Sw, IS drilling al 9SOC
feet.
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Oil Personals

reached depth Of 1905 feet. ali is
rigging Up standard tools
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ployes, not 10 run the business, but
TO promote and maintain the mutual
its Of interest and the fullest under
standing. Herein lies the surest rem
edy for most Of our ills.
NOTICE!
Be sure and be ar the dance, at
Wilmington Park tOnight-Adv.
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NOTICE.

Be sure and be at the dance, at
Wilmington Park tOnight.--Adv.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company No.
on the Kagey farm. in section "a
ls-sw shut down at 1895 feet.
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On Miller Farm

Empire Gas and Fuel Company No.
3 on the Miller farm. IN section Z.
-s.sw, shut down at 1865 feet. No.
is being cemen,ed az a depth OF
1850 feet No shut down at 1861
feet.
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Empire Gag and Fue' Company. No
on the C0nuel farm. 10 eecacn Co.
Is sw, has shut down az q depth O.,
igf5 feet;
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wANTED--An experienced white wo.
man for general houscwork, in q
email family s1s,5O per week. Phone
460.J. 7.3
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1 WANT to buy used furniture ~ V.
Jones. Phone 4oS. 7.e
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Model OIL Company Nc on the
Vozs farm, in section 2s. Is ssw, is pull
Ing the casing preparatory 10 drilling
deeper.
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Mrs. H Levy and children have re-
turned from an extended visit TO St.
Louis and Kansas City.
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Colcord No ! on the Cash farm,
insection Il. ls-Sw. is roaming TO q
200 feet.
North American Refining Company
No. /, on the Green farm. in section
20. ls-sv. is cleaning cut the hole at
4 dspgh Of PISS feet
Model Oh Company Ne on the
Vozs farm, in section 2s, lssw, IS pull
Ing the casing preparatory TO drilling
deeper
johnson No. on the Taliaferro
farm in scc:!on 2S, lssw is drilling
aI 1856 feet.
Citizens OIL Company No. !, on the
Spencer farm, In section 80. 1s-Sw. has
been temporarily abandoned az =
depth OF 1870 feet.
Lone Star Gas Company NJ. /, On
the Clarkson farm. in section 30. 1s.Sw
is rigging up standard zoos.
Lone stcr Gas Company No. Al. on
the Brown %rn, ~ section 5V. ls.sw.
has reached depth o; el2J Zee, and
IS rigging u StAnjard Jools.
Ncr,h Ameri- -sn Refining Company
No. on the Spencer farm. 10 section
~ is.Sw, IS drilling a. 1850 feet.