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Evening journal., 1920-11-16
Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED - HIGH GRADE SPE-
w cialty salesmen 20 sell motor that
operates player pianos; piano selling
experience unnecessary; salary or com
mission. with drawing account. Motora
Sales Co, 0O5 Orange St. See MT. At
kins. to -, TO .. novlo-St.
Evening journal., 1920-11-16

Watch the Want Ads for excellent
rooms TO rent and apartments.
Evening journal., 1920-11-16
PROPOSALS

DRoPOsALs FOR ELECTRIC AND
Il fans. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the Board OF Public Education.
In Wilmington Delaware, for electric
wiring and fans for the High School
Building, as per specifications on iile
with Mr. NJ W. Thomas at the above
named school.
Proposals must be deposited with the
Secretary Of the Board before s O'Clock
=. NJ. Monday, November - 1920 and
must be marked Proposals for Electric
Wiring and Fans"
The right to reject any or an propo-
/ sails Is reserved.
NJ HOWARD JESTER.
novlo-3t. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-11-16
RuINEss OPPORTUNITIEs.

WE HAVE A VERY GOOD INVEST
w ment for anyone having 5000 to
$4,000 10 invest In growing business.
Address W-23, Evening Journal ONCE
novi3-3t.
NTEN-DO YOU WANT TO BE IN
vi business for yourselfg We'll, some
one is going to he our exclusive agent
for an Wilmington and rs suburbs. All
you need is a Ford delivery wagon, plenty
Of pep aud push, 10 sell for an estnh-
Ished cake and cracker concern. Fun
particulars upon application. giving the
proper references" Address W-3l. Even
ing Journal Office. novi6-3t
Evening journal., 1920-11-16
Answer to No. 572.


Dick. who weighs 65 pounds
was marked A; Harry 60 pounds
was b: John - pounds, was c.;
and Tom 20 pounds was d. Harry's
60 pounds placed midway be-
tween the end Of the beam and
the balancing point, was equal TO
30 pounds on the end. This, to-
geiher with Dicks 6j pounds,
would make a total of % pounds
at their end Of the see-saw. Johns
10 pounds. placed one-third OF
the way between the balancing
point and the end. would be equal
10 81 pounds on the end. This
together with Toms 20 pounds
would make a total Of % pounds
at their end Of the see-saw, and
so effect the balance at the other
side.
Copyright, 1920, by Sam Loyd.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-03
SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC.
Onion Plants Wanted.

Onion Plants Wanted.
We svill pas the iiglasf price for YOUR
surplus onion plants Write or wire us
advising VaretH 1Nf quantity Bnu have
90 nffer fiNEFTN lf.ANr CON-
iANN crFHiHi Clfr TeNaa
FOR SALE.
Cotton Seed,
Planting Purposes.
Good. gouu4 cotton seed raised North
wcrf icNHH-- mostly Eehaue variety. 81
$3.50 per buRhel delivered your station.
send Us lout orders for Immediate
shipment
CeQtrli Texas Cotton seed Co..
ll9 ST. M4rya ST. san Antonio. Texas
FOR SALE -t'mbreHa CHINA Nuhary
GOD lis trces Fuiua Rose nuahc. 40.
.heaH California l'ritet Diaauders and
Grape .ines a ltf-hltue Phone
Texas
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FOUND ON Nurh Htanh wedding
ring. initials r.. r. L.. j. W kieuus.
1915 Tiger ST.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-03
LOST AND FOUND

LOST smai gold aerov with three
diamond settings RETURN 90 Glover
Johns. Reward.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-03

NOTICE Whoever borrowed ms
wagon al rear " Model Grocery just
after the storm win please retHrH t
3i Mitchell wagon wlth pine tongue
snd 10 fuat cotton fn,nc VIII le
glad So snt Information. J j. smith
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-03

LADY wishes room aud board ln
American private fHmiH VIII ray Sd
a day. pefmnuerf II suitable. REFER
onccs exchanged Address sls. care 10
Caller
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
BLAME THE EAST

X local weather prophet who haH inside dope on an things chat occur ,o thc climate ol sou,heaaton Alaa- ta. ay tha. tbc cas,cru port of tho United salea a to blame for Che cold weather we hayc been having hcro uc mw hat hc cold spell
 started Hcro wIh bl.zzarda and snow storms and gradually moved west and north until it mt Naska uc ly tha. It a a shame that just. whom Alaska was Ioesus along uicoy with me weather and robins .mrnr m hc doul-c.ub buaho and The uo0ots beginning to peep thru Inc n.e.c-heads oa Che pairIcs. .bat tae darn Customers had to butt i'm and spoil It aI
 He declares taa thcy should be satisfied witch making our nva to .ou ma how many losmlmon we can aicl n a year and where we can aub hcm how many deer we can ,m In a season and Che length their horns must bc without buttug m nI Nmmnr un our weather
 Tho local weather prophet winds uD by saying that mui we get home mIc m Almba we are at thc morC rl al tho.e shorta from Eastern and southern fatOs who think they know what thc territory needs by .oohne al moving picture dramas of Hf. in .hc frozen North ue a.d they are always starting something. nd lha latest a hI.zmrds m April.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
ALVIN GOLDsTEIN
 DIED TUESDAY
Son of Pioneer Merchant of Juneau Passes Away From Effects
 of Influenza

Alvin Goldato.u. 2S years of age. and che son or Mr. and Mu Charles GoIdHcm Of Juneau died at n o'clock Tuesday night
 Mr Co.da.cn returned to Juneau on March 23rd-on Che Admiral Wat- son from mr-buyIng trip for his father to Western Alaska Ho was sick on tho boat and when ho got here he wont to his home Tho iu- luonzo developed Into double pnou- mona and ho became very sick Hope was held out for his recovery for some umo. but finally Che uso of oxygen was rcsortcd to to keep him alive He passed away after having beou fully conscious to Che very laat
 Alvin Goldstcin was born iu San Francisco 2S years ago and passed umriy au of bis lfe iu Juneau. where both bis father and mother and grandparents had lived. He was educated In Che grammar and high rhools of Son Francisco and Juneau and graduated from Che Juneau Weh School with tho claa Of 1911.
 Immediately after graduation he joined hIs father iu Che mercantile business and has been actively en- meel in chat ever since In 1913 he war married Go a San Francisco girl and they have one daughter four ycar old. His wifc was on her way To his bedside when he died and was wired at Semitic to stay there as Che body wes being taken to Sam Francisco for burial
 Tho funeral party consisting of Mr. and Mrs Charles Golds,o.n. Marion Golds,cIn laadoro Coldsto.u. Mrs. Charles G Warmer and s. s. Jacobs lou on Che Princess Mary yesterday morning on Che way Co San Francisco with Che remains which win bc buried In Che family plot ot chat place.
 Besides being survived by his wife
 ud daughter father and mother Nr Co.ls,cn lcit % brother and sis- fer and several uncics and ounts in molu to mourn hIs death.
 Mr. GoIdstcu was yory weil known mn nourlas Island and h.s death camo as a shock to Che people of hi. l .Itg who had known both he and hi. family for many years.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
ELECTION NOTICE

A general municipal election wi'i be held at Che City of Douglas. Ter- r.tory Of Alaska. on Tucday AprIi cth. 1920 for tho. purpose of oieet- ug seven CD councilmen Go serve For One term Of one year;
 For one treasurer Of tbe school board to serve for three years aad for ono clerk of tho school board Go serve for Che term Of one year. Co m an unoxplrod term.
 The polling place for said eiec- tlon win be at Che City Hall build inr situated on Third Street Lot So Block q. Of Che City Of Douglas.
 The polls win be open at 9 o'clock a. m. and shall continue open until & o'clock D. m. Of said Tuesday. April Gth. 1920.
 Qualifications of Electors
 The qualifications of an eioctor shall bc as follows
 Any male or female citizon Of Che United States. Of Che age of twenty one years. 'or over who has been a bonn Tide resident Of Alaska for one year and of Ono City Of Duglas for six months next precediog Che date Of such election. and shall have duly registered m accordance with Che provisions of Ordinance No. 55.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

Nouce .s hereby given Chat thc undersigned has been duly appoint cl School Tax Collector for Doug ns Nmsa. u conformity with Chapter 2a. Alaska Session Lowa Iga
 An mole persons between che .eps of tuouty-oue and afty yoam. .tocpt sailors in q. s Army or Rov- .me Cutter Service volunteer hro- mon. naupcrs and insane persons are subject to tax in Che sum or Fivo lSaOO Dollars.
 should you be living iu Alaska on or prior Co Che first Monday in April. 1920. said tax shall Doe due and payable on said drt date and shau be delinquent after May lst 1920. should you arrive in Alaska later chan tbe first dato above men- uonci. tax win loo delinquent thirty l80 days after your arrival, or with- n ten l0l daya after nolice " given you
 An persons. firms end corporations employing labor shah furnish iist Of employees to collector and are ou- .borzod by law to deduct amount Of tax from wogca Of employees. C
 Fines and imprisonment are pro- y.ded by Che Act above quoted for those who fau or neglect to pay tax or furnish ust Of employees Upon application undersigned win show complete text Of law.
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska. March g5. 1920.
 h. W. KlLBuRN,
 School Tav Collector for Douglas
 Become a stockholder In tho unit- H uH.H.. n.... ...a .rn t.Innr afnnuH.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
LOCATE IN SOUTH

Mrs. huew, iuohcr and family Ioa on Che Jefferson for thc south. Mr. Larchor preceded hcr some weeks ago to .eot location and thoy win make ther home in Che iu- W. u thc states Nr Lwchcr was D very wcu known miner of th.a pIace. Hc.ne al one umo a shi.t boss n, thc Treadvol mine and more latc- ly employed at th. Alaska Juneau The family ha. lived hore for uum- her nt F.urs
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
rREADwEIL PT A.

TH. Ur..|HrI THrant-Ioarhcf laoeaHm win hold their regular monthly nHsHr. meeting on Mon. fay evening April ,. at which oi- Ic.a .m .He coming form win ha ie.toI rHoro nI1 be moo program at tbH metns hu muuunoomontE NU he mad. ht iuc program com mf.a lor tho program for a future mo.-ue
 Au mombor or thc Association are u..I Io hr present 1t .hc meet me lS.suciI
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
DEcLAMAToBY CONTEST

The do..ama'orv contest which uas wfoI at thc public school
 0mc ume aro H being held thia afternoon al tho school house Mrs. D. u ChrHo. Mrs. Eeburt Loom.s
 and Nu Polk Gray have been chosen as judges .o pick Che wine
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

Kodak printing. developing and onlargn neatly and promptly done by Mrs. Jack Mccormick Leave or- ders at Elmer D. smiths or phone Treadwoll 233
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
GOOD COAL

The steamer Rclondo m.oaded one hundred tons ofa very fine quai- Itv Of ooa. n. the city coal huuker last Monday Tho coal Is a welcome hmec from some of tho alleged fuel hat has boon Tn use here ths wine fUr
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

working In Che uw mil John likes tho niacc and H doing woI
 Lawrence Erickson. who at one Imc lived hero and was known m onc of Che boat aueio-haudcd sling CTS of thc buL a now thc partner n Che meat market uhore Hc ia a regular bondholdw but has lost mono or Che mbiu ol hs earlier days
 George Brown building several doran houses down thcre ot thc present umc Hc a a former Doug as boy als0
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
IN HOSPITAL

Eob.t r.a.r entered St Ann hos nI carly .na "ccE to undergo
 amwt for stomach trouble from which h. hu. been n sufferer for n ims Um.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
EASTER SUNDAY

Nc>l Sunday is Easter Sunday and today Is Good Friday The various nncrs O. worship In Che city are holding services on Che various Holy uayl this week
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Glnh Street. between Main and Seward Streets. Jmoaul


 Services are held every Sunday at n a.. m. n the church of the Chris tan Science Society Of Juneau. on Fifth Street between Main and sow- ard streets. The subject for next Sunday win be "Unreaity"
 Sunday school at t2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room &. Malony Block. Open daily except Sundays and holidays. From 9 Go l:30 D. m. and from to .9 D m. Wednesday evenings. 2 to g.
 The public is cordially invited Co atond these services and visit Che Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
BREAKS ARM

Mrs Io.erl Nan'cy broke her arm as, Monday and suffered severe cuts and bruises about tho face Mrs Naniey slipped on a rug and ie' very heavily upon lho floor Shc win be Inexperienced lor some time from her injuries
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

William n Kcly tho we'll known macdiun. Of Trcadwou. .s reported l1 be rapidly eonyalccne. after segare attack oi lho lIu.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
FOR sAIE

Eirhtcou-iuch reversible propeIlor with s.x-loot bronze shaft Sec Azei KronQv.st
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

Become stockholder in thc Unit. ed States buy war-sayIng1 stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

Piano for rent Phone lia. Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

l.. W. KiLBuRN. School Tav Collector for Douglas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
iJtNtcrncrS I,Rnauct

Officials and members ~ he staff
and selling force ~ the Midwest and
CUR on corporation and tho Tulsa
Lansing company a Subsidiary or
ganizatlOn. gathered Tor dinner
1hursdny evening iu tho private din
Ing room Of the Hotel Tulsa after a
day spent IN visiting the nciRhbor-
ing oil fields and the company mold
ingg In Creek county Tho party in
cluded f.. l.. NoCr-i of Boston Mass
president Of tho company. ~ -.
Lexington New york. treasurer. w
y. W'lchcl Tulsa, secretary, and
Mrs Weichcl. Dr Pierce. Now york
Dr. V. y Bladder Syracuse; 1T
David Francis. Philadelphia: H. ".
Conrad Scranton; Miss Elizabeth
Ninlcy, Buffalo. Mrs Bcas Howard
Dallas. and v. 4 Dreebcn. vice
president Of the Tulsa Leasing com
pany and Mr7. Drecscn. Mr.. md Mrs
Remington Rogers. Mr. nd Mrs Fred
liorney. Miss ~. l. Bonner, Miss lneZ
Hinnlson. Miss Alma Stctnmetz and
Bcn Glll. all of Tulsa. The Midwest
a. Gult oil corporation has recently
made It's headquarters In Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
INSPECTORS ShOU Gross
Ignorance.

Special 10 Ths World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. "a
Further evidence that tho last IN
Hpoctfon law Ha promulgated by the
corporation commission, iB 10 a Ger
tain cXtent, Joke among expert
cnccd oh mon is N" fact that re
Gently deputy oil Inspector Insisted
that a local oil company pldc"
black boards on curh side of their
lapt trucks and show thereon the
distllatiop Of the kerosene aud Rhs-
ulino which they nre marketing
This should make "a nit with oil
companies who pride themselves on
owning and maintaining handDOmo
equipment
Another very amusing incident
which came to our notice was case
where tho deputy oil inspector re
fused 10 allow an oil company 10
pump "a tank car of Kerosene simply
bocauec the end point was not shown
on same THIS IN u good example of
how inexperienced those deputy In
upoctorH are and What Joke they
appear TO pcOple experienced In the
oil buRluCfts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
Water at Homer.

said about water In the Homer pool
and all its evil effects have been
discounted, IL nov appears that somo
of the wells are making enough
water TO really talk about For
instance, the Sinclair No. oaks In
3l-2i-7, which came in for 5000
barrels, In only making 80 per cent
of oil, while 6b per cent IL water.
This well In on the south edge OF the
pool and apparently tho sand has
dipped In that direction. The Sims
well, which offsets the above well on
the east, is making 10 per cent of
salt water.
Another well that has shown a bad
disposition is the Arkansas Natural
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
o,t s.eyrr QUOTATIONS.
a C0rrdszd ViciOyY.

Now that tho ucws nB TO the
actual Condit tOna u cepted by oil mon
IN Mexico haA hcen received and di-
gt-gtcd Il M the opinion OF oil men
who are posted a. 10 affairs In
Mexico that President tarranHa has
won signal victory and that the
oil men have surrendered almost IN
cOnditionllly. the Mexican presi-
dent has stood pat and has won out
n is ever thus Here In Oklahoma
producers and refiuers pay tribute
to tho state OF Oklahoma In the way
OF a gross production utx that reads
In Lieu OF all other taxes" and
on top OF thai pay 81 state income
lax on oil produced here who her
thcy 1.-Two In New York or anywhere
else and tho chances are that Okla
hUrna will make tho boys all kick IN
for taxes on incomes derived from
oil produced In Louisiana, Texas
and Kansas. although IN both OF the
two former states they have been
doing most Of tho drilling anu Will
he in the "rrd" for quite some con
sldorablo timo unless something
happens mighty shortly
our own corporation comm ission
ax,uines Jurisdiction very much In
the same manner MS dooss CarranDa
and IL just aus arbitrary and Is just
az hkoly TO play favoriteH aa would
the president of Mexico and will be
a. mean abo1t II as any Mexican
ever dared be.
Tho fact is whom the writer was
IN Mexico last July he had some very
new and distinct impressions and
ideas az TO the Mexican Charitcter
and this principally on account OF
little thinSn that had no particular
significance. IA for instance lac saw
the wonderful gratihido expressed by
"a little Mexican hoy when ho re
ceived n TIP ~ n 2b-cont piece and
in fact tho youngstcr was 80 glor-
iously elaied that tho boys in the
bunch of oil men Immediately pur-
CHASED him a suit OF clothes and
rugged him out from head to foot.
IL IN not in n mans heart to make
war on innocent women and chill
dr>en and down in Mexico there is
such wooful lack OF something TO
earn n livelihood that II seems small
wonder that there are not moro BAN
dits. People were haying cents
worth of goats meat and a nicklc's
worth of potatoes at the city mar
ket of Pcidras Neldras and sppar-
cbtly were mighty glad to have
money enough to get anything to
eat They need schools and bave had
for 400 years churches galore, hut
no schooihouscs. They will get them
now IL President Carrunza has Us
rood luck In holding up the oil mon
for taxes Ms they have been held up
In Oklahoma
In tho meantime IL should not .ho
forgotten that while all this talk
about war has boon going on tho
wise boys have been getting acreage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
In Marion CnnniY. Knnana.

Tho National Williams oil com
pauy is shut down for repairs at
2.l20 feet in 3i-20-i.
Ward Covert, drilling In 2S-2i-4.
has about a 2.barrol we'll after a
shot Of 10 quarts I'm sand found from
1859 to .6o2 feet. There is twice
Rs much water M oil.
Marion County on & Gas company
IN drilling at 1886 feet on the VIII
Hams farm In 1904 and is said to
he making about three barrels OF
water In a brown formation"
Aiken and others Carmichcl well
In 3-22-i looks Ike "A very good
producer. as tho well was stopping
over when being tubed. II Is a half
mile cast Of the Carter OIL company
dry hole and was In property pretty
much condemned. The Elmhurst has
"A location offsetting Il on tho south.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
Jake Muiiendick May
Open NeD Pool.

Tho Jake Mullondick well in
20-21 2, which has been hcTalded by
local papers at wichita ns the open-
ing Of new pool. has tho eLrmarkH
of being real well and In shut down
waiting on n airing OF 5-inch casing
The well ia standing with ruid at
within 100 feet Of the top OF the
hole, n " impossible to say how
much of this ia oil. II would GER
tainly be another instance OF where
the oldttmcr. who knows tho game.
In responsible for a real increase In
the visible supply Of oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24


ARDMOHE. Okla. Jan. 20 The
last tank of storage oil In the Head
ton field owned by the independent
producers paaBod out OF their hands
whom the Gilmcr on company sold
the Eoxnna Petroleum company a
%. 600 barrel tank. In the early days
Of lIraldton. whom oil sold M 30
cents, all producers who could do so
placed their oil In storage and Romn
OF tho Independent producers stored
a vast amount OF oil, but since the
price has recovered this oil has been
gradually placed on the market until
now all OF IL In gone. This does not
mean that the field Is without
storage OIL. for several Of the large
companies have storage loft. hut II In
stated that the storage oil grows less
each month. The field has number
~ empty tanks ana " Hewitt pro-
duction ever paHsca tho pipe line
capacity these producers VIII be bet
tor equipped 20 care for their oil
Than when IIealdton wns first dcvol-
oping
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

The Alexander Dingwall well in
the southeast corner of'tho northeast
northeast 27-l9-t0 In likely To be shot
and In giving promise OF good
producer. and especially as the sand
is hard and apt 10 respond readily TO
u dose OF Rlyccrine. An interesting
feature OF this well Is that T.. O..
Ganeway and Harry Gwinnup took
tho acreage and induced Mr.. tslng-
wall to do the drilling and are now
on easy street II the we'll performs
up to It's present promise.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
Sinclair Sales Department
viii M0,e.

The nles department of the Sim
clair Refining company are com
PEELED to seek larger quarters and
will move Co tho Kennedy building
today. occupying tho lower floor for
a display room and general office
purposes. The location IL 80 good
that Il will be easy for the boys In
the sales department to show their
line and TO talk lubricating oil under
the best possible circumstances,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
Tho McMan Wei nt Olive.

The McMan well In tho southeast
corner OF the northwest OF 22-1ss is
now 20 feet In the sand and has 400
feet OF oil In the hole. all OF which
was found in the "pper sand. II will
gradually be drilled deeper. In fact.
was drilled two feet yesterday. but
did not show moro oil The finn is
Just lucky enough 90 get mighty
good well before they are through
with n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

Special 10 The World.
PONCA CITY. Jan. 23.-Mrs. L.
". Cochran Is critically I'll and her
son. Charles. IL also sick from at
tacks of ptomalne poisoning, caused
by drinking condemned cream. For a
timh II was believed that Mrs Coch-
ran could not recover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

In 3s 22-14 Scduoyah OH company
ct al are starting three wells on the
ollie Corrm allotment for Bartles-
vile sand oil wells. Years ago tho
zinc companies drilled gas wells on
this land 20 the burgess sand, pass
ing through tho Bartleville sand.
which showed for good oil wells.
Now since tho gas pressure has
gotten low this oil Is to be developed
with no loss Of natsral gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
south Of Jennings

The Minnchoma OH company Is
running the 6 J-S-cWang at 1000
feet In 22O-7.
The best wen OF tho day Is the
Markham, Farrcn, wood and Tidal
OH company No. In 2-2O-I, which
Is IN and making 100 barrels An hour
This would have been "a good well
when oil waa selling FOR soc "A barrel
and 70 Is Just e1actly ten times as
good with oil selling at So. The
owners are certainly to be cOngrat-
ulatcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24

Superintendent 10 years; pipe line,
pumping station, construction and
operation. Seven years compression,
absorption gasoline plant construc-
tion and operation. At liberty teo-
ruary /. Address 94z-A. World
AdYt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-24
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: s24l w. H. PECK Residence 2442

Gas company's Shaw No o. which is
making so per cent ~ salt water.
it viii have "a tendency To scnh
the boys back to oklahoma, whoro
the wells are not 10 large ~ they arc
In the Homer fold. but whore salt
water around the edges ~ not mado
so much Of.