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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-02-28
Livestock Exhibit Planned For Macon

Macon.-Plans for the first annual
Shorthorn International Live Stock
show to be held in Macon will be
discussed at a meeting OF representa-
tiyes of livestock breeders associa-
lions to be held at the Macon cham
Der of commerce on March 3. In
vitations have been issued to all or
carnations throughout the South in
terested in the development Of the live
stock industry to send representatives
to the meeting here. Premiums, rules
and dates will be agreed on at the
meeting.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-02-28
ArchangeI Falls To The BoIshevists

ArchangeI FATS TO he BoIsheVISts
London. BoIshevik forces have cap
tured Archangel, on the White sea, ac-
cording to a wireless dispatch from
Moscow. The whites" abandoned the
town and the troops joined the Boil
sheviki, the message declares. The
last advices to the British war office
on the north Russian situation were
that On February IS the red forces
were 20 miles south of Archangel Boil
shevist possession of the city means a
material weakening OF the DYina line.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-02-28
Killed Man Who swOre At The U. S.

Killed Man VINO SWoTe AT ne o. ..
Hammond, Ind.--It took Hammond
jury two minutes to acquit Frank Pc
droni, an Italian, who admitted that
he killed Frank Petrich Pedroni, a
naturalized citizen for IL years, had
an argument over Austro-Italian claims
with Petrich, who is said to have been
an unnaturalized red" During the
argument Petrich said ito hell with
the United States" Pedroni shot him
dead,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-02-28
Soviet Ark Returns From Trip Abroad

New York. The United States army
transport Bulord, the Soviet ark, that
carried Emma Goldman, Alexander
Berkman and PAT other undesirable
aliens to Russia. has arrived here,
lust two months and Il day after she
started her memorable voyage.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-02-28
Moslems Issue Warning To England

MoSlemS issue warning 70 GHSiS"u
London. A Moslem delegation is
now in Venice ON its way TO London
and America, The delegation, which
claims to hold Il mandate for seventy
million Indian Mussumen, has sent
statement here invoking President
Wilson'S twelfth point with regard to
assurance of secure sovereignty of
the Turkish portions of the Ottoman
empire. Ii begs that no final action
with regard to Turkeys future be
taken until the Mussulman standpoint,
which is maintenance of the Ottoman
empire without prejudice. is heard.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-02-28
General Mickle Answers Final Call

General Mickle Answers Final Call
Mobile, Ala.-Gen. William e.
Mickle, adjutant general of the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans, and one of
the best known men of the Confeder-
acy, died at his home in Mobile af.
ter an illness of only two weeks. He
was "A years of age and was born
in Columbia, S. C.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28

days card playing was a very com
mon practice among growa-up young
men, who would encourage young
lads to smoke. thinking II would
make them appear manly, but oh,
what an awful, deathly sickness il
incurred at first, to learn TO smoke
tobacco. a feeling shall never forget.
! have heard tobacco slaves, as
well liquor sots, declare that once
complete captive to either of these
habits absolute abstence IL almost i'm
possible, but | know from actual ex-
perience that with self reliance, NOR
al courage and strong will power,
assisted by good kind encouragement
and friendly advice. together with
Gods help. which assists every wor-
thy human effort, one can, by diligent
perseverance subdue and overcome
the most of the weaknesses common
to humankind, and make the world
better and happier for their worthy,
examples.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28
FAVOR BONUS OF $50

Favoring a bonus OF $50 for each
month served in the world war, to be
paid to every soldier, sailor or me-
rine by the federal government, a
resolution was adopted by the exc
cutive COMMITTEES Of the state branch
Of the American Legion at a meeting
held Saturday in Salt Lake.
The action taken was in response
to the national executive committee
request, whcih body recently adopted
a similar resolution. A copy of the
resolution will be forwarded to the
branch posts of the state and each
post will telegraph its desires to the
congressional delegation at Washing
ton from Utah, according to John T..
Holden, state secretary.
Only two state organizations in the
Union have objected to the proposal.
these being Alabama and Arkansas
Their objection is based on the fear
that sudden wealth might incite the
negroes to racial disturbances.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28
SCOUT NOTES

On Sunday and Washing
tons birthday and the national holt
doy-the Boy Scouts OF the First and
Fourth wards asked permission and
received It, to raise the City flag ut
sunrise and lower II at sunset each
day. About Is to 20 boys assembled
each time and while the flag was be-
ing raised and lowered the boys stood
ct attention. They have been study
ing the respects that are due to our
flag and seized this opportunity to
put some OF them into practice.
The Boy Scouts OF tho First ward
spent Saturday on a hike. They left
town at 8 a. m. and walked to Grove
Creek Canyon, Just north OF Pleasant
Grove. When they arrived they took
refuge in an old shed from the rain
and cooked their dinner. The clouds
rolled away and the boys enjoyed a
good climb up the mountain. They
came home afoot, about 8 p. m. all
tired. yet happy for their experiences.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28
Dollars and Cents.

Counting II only In dollars and
cents. how much did that last cold
cost you! A man may not always
stop work when he has n cold. but
perhaps It would be better II he did.
II takes about ten days to get COM
pletely rid Of a cold under the usual
treatment That time can be much
shortened by taking Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and proper care Of
yourself. in fact. bottle OF this rem
edy IN the house Is mighty good
investment during the winter and
spring months. (advD
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28
Given Verdict of $4,000
Against A. X. Thornton

In the suit of Mrs. Armenia Hanson
VS.. A. X. Thornton, which occupied
the attention of the district court sew.
eral days last week, the jury brought
in verdict for tho plaintiff Saturday
for $4,000. The suit was for $4,000
for alleged injuries sustained by
plaintiff and damage to an automo-
bile In an accident between Ameri-
can Fork and Pleasant Grove. May IL,
1919.
Mr.. Thornton will ask for a new
trial, II is said
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28
THE TOBACCO HABIT

The present crusade against the use
of tobacco. and its disastrous effects,
is no less important, than that again
st alcoholic drinks. Indeed they may
properly be classed as twin brothers.
for, as a rule, one who INDUCES in
one, INDUCES, more or less in the
other
Both Of these bad habits affect the
proper and natural action of both the
heart and the brain-two of the most
potent and vital organs of the hu-
man body, on whose proper and heal.
thy action we depend to enable us to
properly and efficiently discharge the
daily duties and labors of life.
This being the ase. how necessary
and important it is that we take time
ly warning from others who have
suffered in many distressing ways
through their indulgence in foolish
and pernicious habits.
Having been an inveterate smoker
and chewer of strong tobacco for IS
years or more. which cost me many
|hard-earned dollar, as well as many
headache and heartache, ought
70 be qualified to speak authoritative
lily on the tobacco question and its
evil consequences.
My pipe and my chew used to en-
slave me so that many time ! have
got up in the night to appease my
morbid abnormal desire. and IL II
should happen to lecve home. forget
full OF my pipe and tobacco-even II
my work ley at considerable dis
lance away from home, would have
10 return to curry the favor OF nv
nasty, sinking, coffin-nail nicotine
master. So much control did he have
Of me. that while out in company.
the craving had for my pet pipe and
tobacco was so that l would frequent
ly have to excuse myself for awhile,
for a greedy smoke or chew at the
back door.
At last, seeing Mr.. Nicotine was
sapping the foundation of my health
and happiness, resolved to put my-I
self-will and moral courage to the
test. and see which OF the two Of us
were master, so l laid my pipe and
tobacco on the shelf and began the
struggle, and struggle sure 1t was.
l used to go once in awhile to look
at them to see whether or not my
moral strenth was increasing or di-
minishing. and to my credit found that
had strength and stamina enough to
shake my fists defiantly in the face
of my old tyrant foes.
For over twelve months | was ter
'fibly upset and uneasy-so mush SO,
81 times. that | scarcely knew what
I was doing and kept fumbling and
feeling in my pockets for the appar-
alton that haunted me, but at last l
was victor, and ever since | have
been glad that | succeeded so we'll |
for while under such slavish bond
aGe, | felt abashed, and was losing
confidence in myself, knowing | was
setting a bad example before my fam
lily and other young people. when !
should have been influential and ex-
smplary, In my conduct both at home
and abroad, and sincerely felt that
had much need of genuine and speedy
repentance.
In writing this article, the para
mount point wish to make Is that
II is much better and easier to pre-
vent evil habits than to cure them. So
young men take notice and heed this
advice.
My first use of the abnomable weed
was when l was quite young. In those
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28
EsTRAY NOTICE
State of Utah,
County of IIfah

County Of Utah,
American Fork Precinct:
have in my possession the follow
ing described estray animal, which II
not claimed and taken away. will be
sold at public auction to the highest
cash bidder, at my place in American
Fork precinct on Saturday, the 9Th
day Of March, 1920, at 2 p. IN.
One light red steer, white face, q
year old; no ear marks; brand resem-
bling A o on left shoulder.
Said animal was taken up by me in
said precinct on the 25th day Of Feb.
1920.
SAMUEL DEAN,
Poundkeeper OF American Fork
Precinct. 2S-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28
RESTRICTED.

RESTRICTED.
It's moved
Into a restricted
n Q ! & h borhood
we have.
One OF those
n g ! ghborhoods
where We have
to build a s10,-
900 house?
Not so ba d az
that. But we
had to get rid
OF the goat.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-02-28

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY JULY 80, 1920

running at It's full capacity OF 1000
barrels daily.
Il. N. Noera Of Boston, president
OF the Midwest A. Gulf Oh cor
poration, arrived In Tulsa yesterday
for a weeks visit with the local off,
GERS
q. II. Leigh OF New York City, as
gociated with the j. Alex Dingwai
jr.. OIL company is In Tulsa FOR an
extended visit, during which he Will
look over the Dingwall properties 40
Oklahoma.
Il. s. Hammond Of Atlanta, c,A
managing vice president OF the Md.
West A. Gulf oil corporation is in
town on business.
W. l. .Noeli, auditor OF the Big
heart Refining company left yester-
day with his wife for a fishing and
hunting trip at Lake Minnetonka,
MINI. They will not return until
September /.
r. c. Goldsborough. chief Of pro-
duotion of the ]. Alex Dingwall
forces, left yesterday for his Former
home at Easton, Md, where
he will spend his vacation. i,e wiil
bring back with him his wife and
family with the intention OF making
his permanent home here In Tulsa.
a. A. Dye, vice president OF the
Wilcox oil & Gas Co, left las,
night for a business trip to Chicago.
John Basford. popular clcrn .,
Hotel Tulsa, is back from a touring
trip to the coast of Maine. and Que
bee, where he accompanied Joe Has
kell and wife, who made the trip
In their very clever car that has
been the pride of the bunch around
the Hotel Tulsa. The scenery from
the citadel at Quebec, looking out
across the Saint Lawrence, with Its
wonderful shipping from all parts
of the world: and the mountains OF
Vermont In the distance, Is the most
beautiful and interesting have ever
seen" said Mr.. Basford. 1--WE
stopped at Rye Beach, New Hamp-
shire. and there met Don Boutwell,
and l.. p. Bradstreet, in addition to
tho Tulsa people you've mentioned
In yesterdays World"
w. A. Aggers. formerly OF tulsa
but recently from Wichita Falls. ia
In the city and says that he ads ac-
uuired some nice oil property IN the
Tex-homa fieM, south OF the Burk-
burnett district. There are three
wells making 500 barrels OF which
the Aggers OIL company owns a SIS
interest. He also reports a new well
south OF the west extension that Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
Gladys Bellies Luck
Continues Bio

The Gladys Belle OIL company In
getting q big producer In rank Wild
cat territory near Lawton, Okla, In
the southeast corner of the north
west OF l6-3n-10w. Top of the
1,O5s foot pay was found by the ro-
tary bit In n l2-inch hole. and at six
feet In. the sand was found to be so
good that they trimmed the hole
down to the top OF the sand and
hat t-holed" six feet further with a
small hole. At ~ feet In the well
looks good for between 100 and 200
barrels. IL Ia making n lot of gas
and is creating considerable interest
throughout the western part OF tho
state. Acreage Is jumping sky high
although the well will not be drilled
In for two or three Gays.
The nearest test TO tho above well
Is that being drilled by the Pennsyl-
vania interests on the slayton farm
In 35-4n-7w. They intend making a
$500 foot test. This well is being
watched with interest because IL IL
southeast OF Rush Springs.
The Gladys Bells & Lyons Petro-
leum company Is also furnishing the
best news of the day from the Ok
mulgee district, as their No. 3 Riley
Thompson in the northwest OF 22-
l4-ll, which at five feet In the pay
found at 2,7s7 feet. is making 1900
barrels and Is still drilling. The
same company's No. l.. Lewis
which is a diagonal offset TO the No
Thompson, is also filling up with
oil and bids fair to make a big pro.
ducer. Sand was found at 2,SS5
due to higher elevation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30

showing good at 2,20o feet, and
seems to open a new field well worth
mentioning. He has just rsturiIea
from Mexico, whore he made a foO
mile trip overland, and says that the
weather is so hot that II IL almost
unbesrable, and the mosquitoes are
simply terrible. He reports having
acquired acreage 150 miles back
from Peidrss Neidras. and says that
there is every indication OF q new
field, with two gas wells already
completed He Is accompanied on
his present trip TO Tulsa, by Judge
Griner Of Fort Worth, his attorney.
o. l.. Cordell. who has recently
come TO Tulsa from Oklahoma City
to accept a position as sales manager
for the Phillips Highway Refining
company, has gone TO Rochester,
MINI. for an operation. Mr.. Cor
dell IL a brother OF ]. s. Cordell,
sales manager for the Empire Re-
filming company. and Is one Of the
best in the business.
j. +. Flanagan, who In In charge
OF drilling operations In Louisiana,
for the Sinclair people. is In the city
on his way 20 Colorado for ais vsca-
tion. Mr.. Flanagan is one OF the
most popular oil mon In the entire
country. and well deserves his pop
ulari,y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
Foster Started Something

When II. ". Foster OF Bartlesviile
completed his celebrated Heillibron
well last November which came in
good for 500 barrels, he evidently
started something worth while as
not only has his we'll held up re-
markably well but later producers
known as tho 1nvincible OIL cor
poration test on the shook farm Is
now estimated as good for 1000
barrels ut only n few feet In the
sand, The pool has been added to
the Desdemona district by news
paper reporters. which doubtless
needs the new acquisition.
But more important still. Mr.. Fos-
ter Is reported an having brought
In his No. 2, one-half mile from No.
l. which Is making 1000 or 5000
barrels after the shot at around
$500 feet. The well is six miles
northwest of Rising Star. and thus
In 1t demonstrated that wher some
thing worth while Is uncovered, 1,
Is a real oil man that Is backing the
| proposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30

George D. Lcos-, vice president
OF tho Bigheart Refining company.
with Edward Probert, secretary; II.
l.. Hughes. assistant sales manager
and Captain A. v. Mcdonnell sperm
tendent OF production, all OF that
company. spent Thursday visiting
their big refinery at Bigheart. Okla.
and attending n meeting OF
the operating committee. The COM
pany has just received a new levy
OF 100 new tank cars for use NJ the
refinery. to assist In taking care OF
the greatly increased demand for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
At This End

IL would look from this end as
though some one In trying to get
control OF the Sinclair Consolidated,
from the way the stock has boen
hammered In the stock markets.
whether this is true or not, 1t cer-
tainly In a good time to take on a
bunch OF this stock, and right now
appears 10 be the psychological mo-
ment, inasmuch as the freight re-
adjustment is bound to add about
26 per cent profit to the Sinclair
pipo lines.
The new rate Is expected septem-
ber first, and the profits to SIN
clair are therefore In the Immediate
future. II makes no difference
whether tho new rates on refined
products are on q percentage basis
or on a flat rate. 1t all means al
least n half-cent a gallon profit to
Sinclair, which is some profit when
IL is taken into consideration thai
5000 barrels are being run through
tho lines every day.
Even wers there to be panic,
which IL not at all likely, the SIN
clair people would have more cash
In real coin from their numerous
filling stations. every day than any
concern in the country other than
the Standard oil. Cash counts when
there is u panic on and a morator-
ium nj the banks. as everybody can
remember who was here during tho
panic In 1907. The Standard WAS the
only one that had any coin then,
but not again.
The Sinclair people have been re-
ducinR their overhead for long
timo, and as soon as their improve
ments at Whiting, Ind, are COM
pleted they will be In a position to
earn $50. 1000, 900, a year. and will do
II easier than any other concern in
the entire list.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
Must SureIy Vote for Gore

Tho oil men. whether they WORK
on leases or own productions. mus
surely vote for Scnator Goro for re-
election, IL there In any such thing
as gratitude IN the world, The latest
reason In that the opposition IL scat
tering broadcast through the coun-
try, and among tho farmers, CIR
cular that is as rotten az anything
ever sprung as pre- election dope, and
IL is TO the effect that Senator Core
IL boastlng that he saved the big
oil corporation t30.000,000, and
fixes II 40 farmers and poor people
must nay this enormous amount In
taxes"
In a state like Oklahoma where
the oil men pay all tho state taxes
~ that no tax levy need be mad"
for the ensuing two ycars, II IL
mighty small principal that the on.
position TO core is showing TO spread
this kind OF stuff In these BolsheWik
times.
The farmers have always been
looked after by Gore. and they ought
to know II well enough and tho
chances are that this circular Will
do Senator Gore some good and re-
act on the opposition. Not only has
Gore insisted on good treatment TO
tho farmers. but he has saved them
from paying two cents per gallon on
every gallon Of gasoline they use In
their cars. tractors ana gas engines,
and while he has helped the oil In
dustry. he has also helped the farm
ers.
hut whatever effect this circular
has. Il should do one thing. and
that IN unite the oil men for Gore.
When the votes are counted, here II
will he mighty easy to see whether
or not the democratic party. In this
the oil country, is in favor OF a square
deal 10 tho oil men. and IL not. there
is an election day coming. and then
the oil men can vote and vote right,
The gang" might as we'll remember
this.
The trick In trade OF the dema-
gogue, Il to array class against class;
no subslsts on prejudice and class
hatred. II is the duty and the task
OF statesmen to find the principle
underlying the interests OF all legiti-
mate classes. and to promote their
common prosperity. The interests
OF the farmers and the oil men In
oklahoma are not antagonistic, but
are In perfect harmony.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30

ration has the top OF the pay sand
In No, 2 well located in the center OF
the south line of southwest of south
west OF 29-15-ll, Getz lease, and
same is showing up for a big well,
now shut down and casing. no. 3 on
tho same lease, which is located in
the northwest corner, should reach
the poy sand Saturday OF this weeK.
Producers a. Hefiners Corporation
has opened up n new pool In 4-i4-fI
by Its No. / woll on the Lula Juns-
ford lease, same being located in
the southwest corner OF tho north
east Of section 4. This is In the vvn-
ter Of n block OF 320 acres which
the company owns and which makes
all OF this acreage look good. The
well is now swabbing and cleaning
out and is showing for 900 barrels
The same company and Gates OIL
company has started another we'll
two locations west OF the above mon-
toned well, on n Joint lease which
they own.
Producers a. Rcflncrs Corporation
will reach the pay sand In No. and
7 Pink Hawkins lease the last OF this
week. No. 0 being located In tho
center OF the south line southwest OF
northeast OF ii-ii-ii, and tae No. z
In the center Of the east line OF this
lease.
Producers g. Refincrs Corporation
has Just finished No. 8 on tho Joo
johnson lease same being located in
tho northeast corner of the north
east OF 20-I5-l2 and showing for 2uv
barrels.
Producers a. RefIners Corporation
Is moving In rig for No. on tho
Emma White lease. being located In
the southeast corner OF tho north
west OF southwest of i5-1d-11.
Producers a. Refiners Corporation
is drilling at 3.7t0 feet In tho No. /
Phillips le1se. same being located In
the northeast corner of the north
west of the southwest OF 2o-14-1i.