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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
North Cushing Field.

DinRwa.l. ct al. No. ! Count, in II
VIC NE, OF 2S-1S-5e; is SHUT down
In litigation,
Magnolia Petroleum Company.
No. purry. in SWC, NV; of 2S-ls-
Sc, Is drilling at $3.50.
Same company, No. 2 Purry. In n
We SW NV, OF 2S-1S-5e; Is drilling
at 1850.
Same COMPANY, No. / Walker. in
SWc NE; of 29-1s-5e; is, fishing at
2,375.
Same Company, No. Walker, in
ST. SW NE; Of 29-ls-5e; IS drilling
at 2,0S0.
Same Company, No 3 Walker. In
SEC SW NE; of 29-iS-5e; is a rig.
Same Company. No. 3 Thompson
In Me- SW SE; OF 29-lS-5e: is a RIG
Magnolia Petroleum Company. No
Thompson. in Me- SE; of 2o-lS-
| 5ei preparing TO shoot. sand $3.50.
| SO; 100 barrels.
Same Company. No. 4 Thompson
in NWc SW SIC; OF 29-1s-5c; IA drill.
ling at 3.2S7.
Same Company, No, Thompson
In SDc NE SIC, of 29-1S BE: is un
dreaming 6 j-S casing, at 2.525.
Same Company. No. . Thompson
in NWc NE SE. OF 29-1S-5e is drill
ing at 7l0.
Same Company, No. 2 March, Il
SNc NV Sc, of 2p-lA-5e; is drilling
At $40,
Same Company No. 4 March, Il
NEc NV Sc. Of 29-lS-5e; is drilling
at $40.
Texas Company. No. 2 briggs. 4
5 SIC Me SW. al 29-1S-5c. is shu
down at 1897.
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LOVERS OF MUSIC
ATTEND RECITAL
Ernest Pragg Stamm Op-
ems Winter Session
With Fine Program

a large and cosmopolitan aHsom.
birgc attended the premier organ
recital - a series given by Ernest
rr1ur Siamm Sunday afternoon ~
the FIRST Chrlwian church. Music
lovers who made up tho gathering
were both professional and atoateur.
the faces Of u any ~ the prOmircat
In local musicial circles being OBJ
served.
Comments on The recital were
highly complimentary tC the rcclldi-
kt aud Indicated the fnvor to which
Nj. Stnmm's mnstcrly playing moves
hiH hearers. Representation on the
Irogram OF the musical contribu-
tt,ss Of different natiunB and ccn-
turics added the spice OF carioty
a brief history OF the Development
Of the organ sltctched at the begin
ing u the program gavo more In
trcst to TIE recital Mrs. O., .. Shat
fer. soprano so,oist OF the FIRST
Christian church. assisted on the
program. her two solos having sym
pathetic dccompaniU On the
organ.
A v,ll-lillcd ndmbcr va "Rcvcric
Tuctiuuo' from suite Joycuse" by
Roland DiEglc This selection show
cd the organ m gentle and mcdit2-
tive mood and wda rendered win
dcft charm by Nr. Siamm. Two OF
tho most applaudcl numbers ~cre
"Rondo Carrccioso" by Mo1icls-
eohn and "Cantilcne Nuptlale' by
Dubois.
skin was shown by Mr.. Stnmm In
playing Of an "Etude for Pedals
Alone" without any use of his hands
except I'm turning pages OF the music
Fer tho concluding number ne
swung into a spirited version OF
"Tarnhacpscr March by Richard
Wagner.
Young women from tho church
| membership acted rs ushcrs
| written request for tbs weddinl
n arch from "Lohengrir" was re
| ccivcd and will h. complied viii
On the recital program on next Sun
day afternoon.
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n. l.. OF 27-t9-ie, is drilling at 400
feet.
Same company No. Groves In Sc
Me NV OF 27-i9-ie. Us fishing bit at
1850 feet.
Same company No. = Miller. in
NV NE NV SW, of 27-l9-4e. IS
drilling at 1900 feet.
Same company No. 2 Chevalier In
NV SE uf 27-f9-Ic, is n rig.
Tribes Il Gypsy No. 2 Springer, In
NV NE of 27-l9-ie. is n rig.
Same company No. 2 Fisher In NE
corner NV NE Of 27-l9-4e, is runs
ming 20 inch casing at 459 feet.
NV NE of 27-19-4e, is running 20
inch casing at 459 feet.
Magnolia Petroleum company No
| | Wagner In SE of 2S-19-4e, Is drill
! ing at 1908 feet.
Same company No. . Main, in NE
| corner NV of 34-19-ie Is a rig.
Magnolia Petroleum company No
/ Carson In MEG NV OF 7-l9-5e. Il
| drilling at $50 feet.
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WOMAN VOTE WAS
CAUSE OF GRIEF
"Bootleggers" Were Ones
to Suffer, However,
Is Gist of Tale
CITIZENSHIP CONTEST
Mrs. C. l.. Lahman Wins a
Prize and Puts Tulsa
On the Map

How the women voters OF Tul'd
'cytrciscl their rirht TO Notc IN
city election, and how They cleaned
h.usc," by defeating tho Huhb tid
aGmiulgtiutluu aud clccung T. u.
Evans aud associates, is tntcroHtinB.
IS tuld by Mrs G., T. lnhWAn. oil
this city. n u letter that is Published
,n the october ISSUE of lhc Woman 4
Homo Companion Her letter won
second ptizo In good citizenship
cortcat" under the tito of what
the Woman Vote Has Don. Foe Your
Town o.
Mrs. Iahnan wrote In parts
"Thig Is q city OF 10000. vcrJ rich
ard new, whose ipon OF ability ara
high character had been 80 busy ho-
coming inllIouaircB that they had
no time for politics Many eY"n fOr.
got 10 vote. For this and uthcr
reasons the control OF city govern
mcut had fallen into tho hards of
the FG-callcd "Bootlcrgirg Gang"
which ran tho city wldc. cpcn. Dnns
vi Cvit fiourishcd, aud citizens Rut-
forod from iot berries, murders, and
oyCry variety of crime. Much COM
rlaint hut no redress
cartridges. pr. j. J. s. Snder. county
"Thcn came tho city election,
April 4, 1920, and the woman voter.
Decent democrats put up "a re-
form ticket which was beaten In the
primaries Republicans put up n
cleanup ticket, nominating mon
and women who signed sworn state
mcnts. promising TO enforce the laws
that would curb crime, and 60 wage
war on booze. Republican and demo-
cratic women rallied TO this ticket
A woman campaign manager organ
izcd the 30 precincts with q COM
mittee woman I'm each. They sought
out workers, had poll hooks made.
and got out all new voters to reg
lister. ON election day woman
clerk. counter counter or watcher
was provided for each precinct
Women who could drive cars took
their sister voters TO and from tho
polls. Another committee cared for
babies while mothers went to vote.
No detail was overlooked, but no
money was spent.
"Tho gang In power spent money
lavishly had n strangle- e-hold on hal.
lot boxes, election Judges and politi-
cal machinery. They resorted 10 ev-
cry known trick from buying votes
To slnffing ballet hc$cs: Sut the
the cleanup ticket was elected
and both sides gave credit for the
victory to the women. Under the
new regime, there Is wonderful i'm.
provcment and we wome mare now
preparing to clean out the count,
courthouse. where corruption stil
holds forth.
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Broken Arr0p Briefs

MISS Pearl LnkhaJt superintsnd-
ent OF the Broken Arrow schools an
nounces-thc enrolment has reached
exactly the same number as at the
close OF tho sixth month of last
years school. which was COZ, The
crowded condition In the grade
school has been relieved somewhat
by tho employment of another
teacher for one division of the pri-
mary grade. Miss Florence Cook Of
lahgdon, K;,ns.. who was given the
position bcgsun her work last Mon
day morning.
Rev. S. y. Murphoy of Turley WY
deliver "a political address on the
League OF Nations" Saturday night,
and also preach on Sunday morning
at Central school house, one OF the
w'dc-awakc com murity Cchters naai
Broken Arrow.
Ono of the important real estate
deals OF the week was the sale 10y
y, S. Gray of his hig tarm east o
town TO Nj. c. Lewis OF Pennington
Ark, who will take immediate pos
session or tho premises.
Evangelist g. w. Mahin has gon
TO Augusta, ohio, whore he will con
duct series OF revival meetings I
lost throughout the month G
October.
An effort will he made To con
meet the robbery nf tho Barth stnf
iu this city Thursday night with IN
charge of the theft of an auloinobl
and merchandise from pickaSo
Goodman compang against Robe
Fout and James Parker, who We
arrested in Tulsa Friday and con
mitted to Jail ON tho latter chars
The missing mctvittniihc from u
Barth store consisted chiefly OF his
priced firearms,
The ssries of special evangelist
scrvlcos which have been in progro
AZ tho Christian church oonducV
by Roy. W. Il, Darncil OF Enid W
close with tho evening service Su
day. Among other interesting Sc
vices at Broken Arrow church
Sunday will be tho appearance
Rev. s. l.. McAnnts OF Dawson at 4
piesbytcrlun church where he W
occupy the pulpit both morning al
ovoring. At the NJ, L.. church, Sou
the pastor Rov. q, w, Griner "A
rounces tho regular order OF So
vice both Sunday morning ana eve
ing. Rev. j, &, Watson pastor OF I
FIRST NJ. T.. church announces
guar services OF his congre cation
the auditorium Of the grade scho
as usual. Services nj tho Bdpt
church win be limited - Sand
school iN tho morning ana 3, Y.
y. ia the evening
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In the Bcegs District

parncs of al have IL b,ouV WV io"'
,o.vor In tho 2,6t3 90 2,b2o 1901 pay
tn their Grayson farm test IN ''S
nor,h veat corner OF tho southeh"I "
2i-l6-lO, or,,s Miller
farm test In the northeast colno' "a
the northwest OF 2S-lo-lo. n rs ,n
barrel we'll after n quart "p'
the g,700 foot SAND c.,,,o 4,
~ center OF the southwest OF tao
nnr,heast OF 9-i6~ll, is good Tor sV
horrcl., natural In the 2,17O toot pay,
I,ha savoy oil company has 10
,arrnI we'll after the shot at IL 10
foot in the Smock farm NO " ~
Gated at tho center OF tho east nns
of the northwest OF the northeast vi
Iyipemiller's No. ? ROLAND. at the
centet Of tho north line or tne
northwest OF the southeast OF 10
~, is making 100000 gas FROM tho
1870 foot pay sand .,,,,.s
gkeliy oil company ana othvl y
have a $50 barrel producer atter tnu
ahot in the 2,606 to 2,6oI toot sahu'
in No. 3 knight. in the northeast COZ
nor OF the southeast of l6-lb-lO
Waite phillips has 100 Dhrrtl
nroducer after the shot in the 2,bl o
foot nay, in the Trent farm test IN
the northeast corner OF the southeas'
| OF i6-lb-l0.
rho Phillips Petroleum com
nanv's No. 3 Trent In the southwest
| corner OF tho southeast OF the notth
| east OF 16-15-10, 10 good Tor 4O paI
rels after the shot ut 2,692 feet
The Link oil companys NO.
Trent, In the southwest corner OF th'
northwest of the northeast OF 1910
10. is $50 barrel we'll at 2,696 ieet
The same company's No, on IN
Trent farm is "A 1876 barrel wen IN IN
ame sand after l25 quart shot'
, Kramer Adams ct nj nave =
barrel we'll In the 2,6l0 foot sand u
No. 1 Goodnow, in the northeast cor
Z nor of the northwest of 20-lb-lO.
Riesman's No. well on the step
. ney farm In the northeast corner q
p the southeast OF tho southeast OF ~
o 1910 Is estimated at 700 bafre
a daily.
: The Oklahoma Central oil con
:, | pany's No. 2 Grayson in the cent'
- of the south line of the northea
OF the southwest OF 2-l5-ll ~ mai
ing barrels aftor the shot at liz
~ feet.
- The Troy oil company has a
" barrel producer In the l7S5 TO
sand, In No. Graysun nt the cent
Ic OF the north line OF the northeast
~ the northeast of s-l5-ll.
d II. johnson ct al have a 100 barr
II well, natural, at 2,532 feet, In No.
T. Coleman in the southwest corner
r the northwest OF the southwest
as 29-Ib-l1,
1f The q. *. oil company's No.
10 Banks, In tho center of the nor
N line OF the south half orthe sout
ia east of the southwest of 30-l6-ll,
n good for so barrels at 2,59O feet
A. Tho Harvey Crude OIL compal
r. has as barrel producer In the 2,5
, foot sand in the No. | Escoe, in q
,o northwest corner OF the southwC
20 20 OF the northwest OF 32-1b-ll.
y. The oklahoma Natural Gas cor
~ r-nys No. . Marshall, at the cent
~ OF the north line of the northwest
~ the northwest OF l4-15-12. ~ so
,,y for SO barrels after the shot at 81
l feet,
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GALVESTON, Toxas, oct 81
Fire which broke out here yester-
day in $4,000 bales Of Mexican sisai
stored I'm section 4 ~ Pier Al, dld
damage cstimbated at $250.OOO' Lee
Wiley, manager OF the Cotton CON
ccntratiqn company, lessecs OF thS
pier. announced tonight. The sisa .
is still smouldering, and a force OF
men remain on duty as a precnutlon
against another outbreak OF the
flames.
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StIIrTtl,

Mrs. o. =. Sturm, 46 years old,
wife OF O. y. Sturm, died at the
family apartments in ,6e Cotton no.
tel, last night. Besides her husband
she is survived by her mother, Mrs.
Geo. Dunavan of oklahoma City.
Mr.. Sturm, at present engaged in
the insurance business in this city,
is well known TO oklahoma journal
lists through the fact that for years
he edited q weekly magazine In Ok
lahoma Cty. The body will be sent
this afternoon to Blackburn, Mo,
Mrs. sturm's old home. Interment
will take place there this week.
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Allen.

w. T. Allen. pioneer citizen, died
at local hospital Friday evening,
following~an operation for appendi-
citus Monday morning. Mr.. Allen
was born near Dcslie, Ky, October
"a. 1853 He wis married to Miss
Louise Jane Young'in 1850. surviv-
ing are n wife, one son. @. o. Allen
OF Okmulgec, and three daughters,
Mrs. Alfrcd A. Hoots of Skiatook,
and Misses Goldie and Baird Allen Of
Tulsa. Funeral services will be held
at Boston avenue church this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
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FALLS, ! DIES, ! HURl
Army Officers Crash TO Ground on n

Army Officers Crash to Ground on n
Golf Course IN Conne"'!cut.
HARTFORD, Conn, oct o.
Lieutenant Arthur c. wagner OF
Wayburn, Sask, was kilIed anu anu
Lieutenant Commander N'lIan slI II
Merrill CORY. jr. commanding on
cor Of the aviation section OF the
Atlantic fleet, was seriously injured
when an airplane IN which they
werc riding. crashed TO the ground
on the Hartford Golf club course
late today.
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GENERAL ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT
nd Hereunder the words
-FOUR YEAR TERM
1.-TWO YEAR TERM"

as shall apply; and, al ballots cast for
members OF the WATER COMMISSION"
shall he deposited In separate ballot boxes.
SECTION 10. At any Primary Election
held hereunder. except as herln provided,
each voter shall be entitled 10 vote Tor not
NOR than TWO CD candidates for the Four
G)year term; provided, that In the event
Of an election 10 fill a vacancy, each voter
shah be entitled TO vote FOR not more than
one "a candidate for each vacancy TO be
filled, and the Four 90 candidates reCeiv-
ing the highest number yof votes for the
-Four ca year term, and the Two 90 cam
didates receiving the highest number ot
votes for each vacancy, II any, shah be
deemed nominated and their names placed
upon the separate WATER COMMISSION
RALLpT" az the regular city Election as
herein provided. No candidate for "A mem
ber Of the WATER COMMISSION shall
be entitled 10 have his name placed upon
the Regular Election Water Commission"
Ballot unless he shall have been nominated
In the Primary Election as herein pro-
vided.
SECTION II. II shall be tho duty OF
the officers charged with the duty Of fix
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Al CnSllInR.

Tho willis oil company's No. l
Smith, located at the center OF the
east line OF the northeast OF the
southeast OF l0-lS-5, is swal bling 25
barrels from the $3.50 foot pay.
Cosden Il Co. have a 60 barrel well
after the shot at 3,2S7 feet. in the
Lowry farm test at the southeast
corner of the northwcs' q. 29-IS-5
Hale 4 Cassidy have a 100 barrel
well at four feet In the, 2,9l7 foot
pay IN their Cochran farm tset in the
southeast corner Of 30-1S-5.
The Texas cbmpany's No. l Lamby
In the northwest corner OF the
northeast OF 3G-1S-5 is a 65 barrel
well in the 3.S6l foot sand
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Hun To Try Ocean Flight

LONDOS. oct. 4.--Onc OF Ger.
many's best known airmon will at
tempt a transatlantic flight about
the middle OF this month, according
10 dispatch to tho London Times
from Berlin, lie will use an alumi.
mum ,ponoplane with four motors
bullt by the Zeppelin company, Fo
hopes to mako tho trip in S6 hours
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MOrtudry

Mrs Louise Cox, so years old, wife
6f Jamcr A. Cox, died yesterday
morning at local hospital after an
extended Illness She is survived by
her husband and "A son who resides
at Decatur. H. Funeral services
will be held this afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the Holy Family church.
The body will ~ sent to Decatur.
the family's former home for inter
mcnt.
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Find Fortune Ia Tin Can.

CHICAGO, oct 3. --Neogtinble
notes totarhng siS,O0O and n S5O
Liberty bond. were found ir TIN
can by a workman while unloading
a ear OF scrap iron. The workman
turned the securities over to his em'
player. They belonged TO n manu-
farinriI.R concorn In ROckfOrd.
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City Briefs

J. G. VAN WINKLE has recently
moved TO Tulsa from Evansville,
Ind, TO engage In business.
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL
COTORIE had It's regular business
meeting Thursday night at the \.
". &. A., followed by a swim in the
y " c. A pool
T.. BOMRECK OF Kansas city
has accepted a position with an on
company In Tulsa and viii live at
go East Tenth street.
-
w. n. TTLGHAM Of webb city,
Mo, has recently moved to Tulsa.
GEORGE = Hill OF Sioux city!
Iowa. has located In Tulsa and will
i've at 1908 Admiral boulevard.
J. ALEX DINGWALL made a
business trip 20 Okmulgee saturday.
T.. r. O'BRIEN Of Drumright,
vice president OF the Drumright
STATE bank. was In the city Satur-
day on business.
MIR. AND MRS ROY BROWN of
okmulgco spent Friday and Satur-
day In Tulsa.
MISS DORA T. KERR and Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Kerr LETT saturday
for their homo IN Mariorville. Mo-
where they will spend the week
end with home folk.
a. ~ HAYDEN 81 PawlTska
was in Tulsa on business saturday
HENRY KNIGHT Of Vinita was
in Tulsa Friday for the Cox re-
ception
DECREE OF annulmcnt was mnd'
I'm district court In the suit OF NIL
dred Patterson. n minor, against hci
husband, willis wistcr.
MRS. NINTER FIELD, 42t Wes
Sixth, left Sunday evening to attenc
the reunion of Confederate Voter
1 ans az Houston. Texas.
! MARRIAGE licenses. SATURDAY
IN H. Massey, 25, and Naomi Mitch
eli. 23, Tulsa; Charles Henson, II
Decatur, Ill. and Lucy f.. Parrish
10. Tulsa: william l. Robinson. 26
! Richmond, Mo. and Eva l.. Elkins
lei, Tulsa. Harper @. Atkins r.
Hominv and Anna =. Bcal, 23
Rartlcsvillc; G. p. Alexander. ~
Rrokcn Arrow and Velma Berry,
Tulsa. bryan Cannon, 81. Tulsa an
GAaco Paschal. 19, jerks; Richar'
Dunlap, 2B. Tulsa and Mar
\ lThompson, 2j. stone Bluff.
DEGREES of divorce were grant
cd IN district court No. 2 Saturday b
Judge Redmond 8. Cole 70 VEIN
Howorth against Carl L. HoWorth,
Carl crossloy against Sidi Myr,i
Crosslcy; T. H. Collins aGalns
Myrtle Collins: Mary r. Rya
against John q. Ryan; w. n ga
against Joella Ray; Roy O. Conn
ton against Grace T.. Compton
Dennis walker against Nina WaiNel
Marion Weed against Leroy Wee,
Petition for divorce was nIed !
district court by Adeline Dalto
. against Roy Dalton.
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TarISs.

Funeral services for willia m I'arks
infant son OF w, S. Tarks, J 8 North
Rockford, who died early Friday
morning at a local hospital were
held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the Mobray chapel. Interment
was in Rose Hin,
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Niaramcc Operations.

Atlantic oil Producing company,
No, 1 NAnderventer, IN the southeast
corner OF northwest of 3-2O-2e, ia
shut down. Total depth 1850 feet.
Cosdcn OH and Gas company, No.
Alder, in the northwest corner OF
the southwest OF southwest OF l-2O-
&c, is a rig.
Maramec oil company, No. 9 AID
or, In the northwest corner OF tho
northeast OF southwest of 4-20-5e, is
"A rig.
Atlantic Petroleum company No
1 Myers, In the southeast corner OF
northwest of 4-20-Ge. sand $500 to
3,210; small show.
Same company No. Myers, in
southwest corner OF southeast of
northwest fof 4-20-6e. is drilling at
2200 feet.
Same company, No. Myers. I'm
southeast corner of southwest of
northwest OF 4-20-Ge. IN shut down at
| i,6i0 feet.
Markham No. I Carlisle. In south
west corner of northeast OF 4-20-6e
| is fishing tools, total depth l,7OC
feet,
RoNnna Petroleum company No. !
Thomas. in northwest corner ol
southeast OF A-2O;Gc, Is drilling a
! 1850 feet
! Rookstool, ct al, No. Alccr. II
northeast corner Of northwest q
southwest OF 4-2O-6c, is fishing a
200 feet.
In southwest corner OF northwest o
Same company No. Ferguson
northeast OF southeast of 5-20-6e. 1
I n rig.
q Parks Brothers No. Ferguson
In hAaat .
southwest ofysoutheast Of 5-2o-6c,
- "a rig.
: Whelan LcnNwiler 80. l Parks,
i northeast corner Il southeast q
% southeast OF 5-20-6c, is swahhin
100 barrels, pulling big pipe 20 8
deeper.
., Same company No, Townsite, I
- northeast corner Of southeast {
# northeast OF 5-2O-Ge, IS running pip
TO III feet.
MI r.. c. Jones No. Black, / Eai
l Side, In southeast Of northeast OF
II 20-6c, is drilling at 2,57o feet.
II Carter OIL company No. l Baile,
In southeast corner of 6-20-6c.
Q drilling at 800 feet.
h White OH corporation No. Bale
j. In northeast corner OF 5-20-6e,
is drilling at i,540 fcet
Same company No, / Rcdding, 1
y southeast corner OF northeast
~ southeast OF 5-20-6c. is drilling
" S25 feet.
Shaffor 0. ana R, company No.
-, Lashbrook, In southeast corner
ar S-2O-6e, is drilling at 1875 feet.
ofN Same company No. 2 Iashbroo'
Va In northeast corner OF southwest
l5 s-3o-6c, is drilling at 1850 feet.
Pierce OH corporation No.
Kline, In center OF southwest
northwest OF l6-20-6c, Is spuddin
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. 6241 w. H. PECK R.,;deuce 24dz
Residence 2442
w. ii. PECK

In southwest corner OF tho north
west Of the northeast OF southeast
OF 20-2l-Se, is u rig.
John Markham. No. / vaneman,
In northeast corRbr of the north
west of 20-21-Se, is shut down at
1855 fGet,
state Land oil company. No. l
| Thomas, In the southwest corner OF
! the northeast OF tho southeast OF
| 36-2l-Se, Is drilling at 1900 feet.
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BANDITS BEAT COPS TO IT
Police. Going tp Raid Game, i1nd
bandits iiOlding II ,pI
Dead, > Hurt.

PHft.ADEf PH1A. Oct 3.--One
man was killed ana five others
Wounded in a fight hero early today
between policemen alleged gamblers
ana gang Of bandits, whom the
iolicc found holding up the gamblers
when they went to raid the place.
one Of the injured. physicians said
tonight. cannot live. Half a dozen
persons were arrested ana held a.
Witnesses.
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BiSby

The GLADYS oil company'e No,
Posey, In the center OF the north line
OF the northwest OF the southwest OF
l6-l7-13, is a 10 barrel well after the
shot In the 1891 foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
t'eutOrl

A. u. Fenton, 6s years. a resident
Of Cleveland. Pawnec county, died
late Thursday night at local hospi-
tai. The body was shipped to his
home Friday night for lntcrment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
At Ingalls,.

Twin States No, 1 Douglas, In SIC
SW SW OF 22-l0-4e. is drilling at
1900 feet hole fun water.
Skelloy oil Company No. . Berry.
IN SW SE OF 22-l9-ic, is underream-
ing At 700 feet.
Slick, ct al No. 3 Cleveland in NE
NV OF 23-l9-4e, Is understanding 80
inch easing. Total depth 1890 feet.
II. e. Jones No. Fisher Ia NV
SW NE of 23-l9-io Is drilling at $40
feet
Magnolia Petroleum company No.
: Groves in Sc NV Of 27-l9-4e, is
undcrreamiug at 1900 feet.
same company No. 3 Groves in c.
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