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background of his stories and of his
dramas is a dark gray. sometimes
Streaked with fcry-rcd His pcssim-
ism leads him 10 look upon the world
through dark spectaClcs.
The stories included In this first
volume of Andrcycr's works i'll the
are: when the King Loses Ills
Head" Judas lscariot." lazarus
Life of Father Na.ssili." BEN
T1ottn' and Dies lrae."
In Judas lScarioi" Andrcycv con-
trasts Judas with Jesus. They are
pictured rs twins nailed TO The same
cross and wearing the same crown OF
thornS. The traitor IN Andcyev's
story loves Jesus the Man. There is
dread secret IN the terrible eyes
OF Judas. as there is a wondrouS
secret in the beautiful eyes of jesus.
This horrible proximity of divine
beauty and OF monstrouS hidoousncss
presents i problem which the artist
tries TO solve. lie makes Judas Il
fanatical rcvolutionist, the slave OF
AN idea. who has resolved to MA
terializc horror and dreams" and to
bring about the tuuth. There is in
Judas the same duality which char
actcrizcs 80 many OF Andrcycv's
heroes. lie har two faces. lie lies
and disscmhlcs. Throughout the
whole story the dual personality of
the traitor is brought GU; with Won
dcrful skill.
In Lazarus" he contrasts the
InoroSe jew. whom Jesus brought
back from death into life after three
DAYS and three nights in the dark
ness oil the tomb, with the lire lovins
augustus. IT IN Judas lscariot'
Judas. wise, cunning and evil, over
comes Jesus. naive. meek and trust
Iul, IN Lazarus II Is inc roman
emperor VINO causes inc eyes OF the
Jew 10 bc pierced. pat Is in the end
overcome himself.
IN the story OF rather Nasslli
we are toid OF an Inflated PARISH
hrieSt' M!siortuncS IAN upon ms
neah Win an ominouS purposeiul
drowned. The mother takes to drink
:" ur"Wn hcr sorrow. IN hcr insane
frenzy she concciVeS again and bears
an idiot; The new child, little
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ranged according to season. with
these two features to aid one. tho
Identification Of the. various birds is
:, This book. by the great authority.
Frank NJ. Chapman. is a complete
guide. Every land bird east OF the
Rocky Mountains taol species In alp
pictures. DR.. Chapman has written
text, describing the distinguishing
MARKS; range. nest. eggs and song
Every person who has ever wanted
to know the birds should have this
book IL is the simplest and most
authoritative OF bird books for the
amateur.
THE SCHOOL OF SYMPATHY. By
.Iuiian IT, Arnold. Marshall Jones
Co.. Boston.
the famous author OF The Light of
ASIA" Julian b. Arnold was the com :
panion of that invcteratc Traveller
In score of lands. aud shared with
men and women. He assisted in the
organization or Stanley's expedition,
and aided in the excavation of tho
hurled cities Of Assyria and Bah
ylonia. Recently no has lccturcd
widely and to numbcrless people.
In THE School OF Sympathy" the
reader will iEd graceful scholarship.
an appreciation OF the heart OF
things, and the rendition OF a YER
Satilc mind.
HANNAH BYE. ny Harrison (.
Morris; Penn Publishing Co. Phil
adclphia:
The author of this charming
ccloEuc in prose is we'll known to
/ the literary world as a former cdi-
tor OF Lippincott's and the producer
of Several books of recognized merit.
In this story. We have Il clever pic
turc OF Quaker life in present day
community. The life Of HANNAH
Bye. a sweet but courageous Quak-
crcss. is filled with strange happen-
inEs by contact with tho Careless.
sinful outside world" Her dearest
friend is ruined and her own sim
pic home is torn from It's acc-nld
peace. hut she comes through the
ordeal woman OF lovclincss and
character.
TIE MODERN BOOK OF FRENCH
VERSE Edited by hlbcr, Boni.
Boni n liveriGht. New York.
This anthology comprises the hc at
poetry of French literature trans
!atcdhy the great poets OF England
and America. such as Swinburne.
Henley. Rossetti Wilde. j. \. Sy-
monds. George Meredith. SynCc. Doh.
son. Keats. Robert Bridges. John
Paine, Francis Thompson, Andre ".
Lang. Arthur Symons. LongfelIow,
BRYANT, George Santayana. etc. This
continued on 'raEc)
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goods.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
kind-theu perfect results are guar
antced even If you have never dyed
before. Druggist has color card.=AdY
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spoken by tho littlo girl to her
mother?
III I am happy, and you.
And there arc things to do,
1t seems to be the reason
or this world"
/ Tho publishers vouch for the au-
thcnticity OF the authorship.

HlkER JOY. BY James 3. Con-
molly, with illustrations by y. c.
Wyeth. Charles Scribner's Sons. New
York.
its writer in his most delightful vein
Old Bill Green. the inimitable old
sailor. whose yarns have entertained
thousands besides the original group
of boys and the rightly named Hiker
Joy, that product or New York street
or disaster suppress. In this hook go
through series OF adventures which
no records have hitherto touched.
From Hikcr's experience with tho
Jack % Lantern spies and conspira-
tors and his finding himself on tho
mysterious boat nj sea. there is no
pause in the breathless succession
The Lumber Schooner" The Horse
Flying Sailor" Secret Service stuff"
The Mystery ship" The Fiery Sea-
The PROMISES Of these titles are all
kent with all the imagination and tho
real sea knowledge Mr.. Connolly
possesses. and tho two heroes should
become classic characters.
FEST AMERICAN HUMOROUS
SHORT STORIES. Edited by Alex
ander Jcssup. Boni & Livcright,
New York
In This collection OF Best Amcri-
can humorous Short Stories. Alex
andcr Jessup that experienced an
biologist. has made a genuine con-
tribution TO the study of the genius
OF America. No one can read his
inclusions by Edgar Allan Poe. Ed :
ward Everett Hale. George w. Cable.
Mark Twain. II. G. Runner. Rrct
Harte. O. Henry, George Randolph
Chester. and numerous others. with
out realizing how productive our
country has been in the medium of
the humorous short story-pcculiar-
" an American medium. Along with
stories properly accepted as classics.
Mr.. Jcssup has consistently included
stories or the highest merit by au-
ihors not so we'll known. AS a ro-
snl!, his anthology is richly com
picte in the sense of hcinC truly
representative. The volume is boun,I
beautifully in limp croftlcather.
WHAT BIRD is THAT? BY Frank
NJ. Chapman. d. Appleton & Co.
Here is new kind OF bird hook.
II not only shows tho color and chief
markings Of each bird. hut also shows
whether n bird is large or small.
Moreover. by means OF Eroup pic
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HAPPY HOUSE Ry Jane u. All
hott. j. II. Lippincott Co, Philadel-
phia.
Primful OF good deeds prompt cd
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Each package OF Diamond Dycs''
contains directions so simple that any
woman can diamond-dye new. rich.
fadeicss color into worn. shabby gar
ments, drapcr!cs. coverings. whether
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Put them in Thermopak. Come
home and serve them for dinner as
fresh and perfect as the moment you
made them.
The Thermopak is the greatest sim
gle Improvement since iceless refrig-
Grafton. Get one on National Ice
Cream Day, May 9th. Use one
throughout the year to help tighten
the work of keeping and serving.
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Mothers have known ways in which
ice cream builds and sustains health.
They have known how good it is for
the children, for the aged, for the sick.
On Ice Cream Day they will know how
easy it is to keep Ice Cream cold in the
Thermopak. Ice Cream can now be
served at dinner as delicious as the
moment it was bought at the druggist
or confectionery, or brought out from
town.
The Thermopak is container that
retains temperature indefinitely. It
will keep ice cream hard two to four
hours without ice or salt. On Nav
9th bring home quart of ice cream
in it. Afterward use it to keep liquids
and solids hot or cold. Send it down
to the druggist for a quart of ice
cream when unexr ed guests come
in. Make your de- erts in advance.
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Ice Cream is a Food


No dessert is SO refreshing as
ice cream. On summer days it
brings the GOODNESS Of ice, the
richness of sugars, and fats of
finest creams. The flavor is in
describable and indispensable to
every tongue.
In the home ice cream is a
precious boon TO all the family.
1t conserves the mothers time
and the children's health. 1t
saves the family disposition.
With it every meal is complete.
Without it there is that sense of
loss that only it's presence can
dispel.
Ice Cream is the ideal dessert.
1t combines all the advantages of
delicacy, richness, depth and per-
manency of flavor. Health.
strength and rugged vitality are
its only after effects.
Ice Cream is better food than
meats. fish or eggs. In tho
Thermopak you can keep it hard
without ice or salt until ready to
serve. Order it today in a Their
mopak from your nearest
druggist.
-x,-.,
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NATIONAL ICE CREAM DAY

Millions OF families will celebrate this happy day with
thousands of dealers in all parts of the country On Ma
uonal Ice Cream Day favorte brand cream will
De sold tor Csc quart in Thermopak for ST So Com
bination price. 81 Is
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Purpose of National
Ice Cream Day

The remarkably low price is made
possible by the Thermopak Company
to encourage wider use of ice cream
as food in the home and to demon
strate the usefulness of the Thermo-
pax. Order your favorite brand-The
Velvet Kind.
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sg ! \ { Is:S ! IlsE

yomica, digitalis; purgative or laxative drugs
The chief element of Bitro- Phosphate is a phos.
phorc compound, known favorably to foremost
physicians throughout tho world.
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81 KYS gssssK
RHgg Il

Become WELL strong, cheerful, robust.
Here's plain talk. Read every word if you
seek true happiness.
Are you nervous? Are Won too slender?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
Tourists are Warned Of Gasoline
Shortage West

Dallas, June 24.-Due to the seri.
GUS shortage Of gasoline on the route
from Dallas to California, the Dallas
Automobile Club is advertising that
automobile trips to California and the
far western states be postponed until
more gasoline is available to the
autoists
In a telegram to E. Dick Spillers,
general manager Of the Dallas Au
tomobie Club, from the Automobile
Club Of California, it was stated that
It was possible to fill the automobile
tanks to only half their capacity. The
telegram also stated that there was
serious shortage OF gasoline in
Oregon and advised against Washing
ton-Oregon travel. The insufficient
production Of gasoline has caused the
shortage, Mr.. Spillers said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
EQUALIZATION BOARD
NOW IN SESSION

The county equalization board Is in
session today and a number OF people
have appeared before the board asking
for an adjustment OF their assess
inent.
The question Of placing property on
the rolls that has not been render a,
or which has been overlooked, will b..
taken up by the board at this session
and steps taken to have Il placed on
the books where taxes can be CO..
lected upon it.
Gilbert Pdesnell Of his city has been
dc.ng much of this work for the
county in the past and he will prob
ably be commissioned 10 see that
everything is properiy lisied that
should have been rendered for taxes.
This will entail an txiia cost o.
fifteen percent on the property owner
which will go toward pay.rg for tho
expense of gathering suc1 data.
rhe board will continue in session
Ut Ill all the property values have be u,
adjusted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
Interest at Tuttle

Oklahoma City, June 24.--It Is un.
derstood that tests of which is be.
lieved TO be shallow oil district in
the vicinity of Tuttle, in Grady coun.
ty. are to be made at once. Some
months ago oil was found in some
of the water wells around Tuttle, and
has led to the determination to see
If there is any oil in that section. No
discovery of the oil II, the water, as
this happens frequently. 1t is said
that contracts have been closed for a
number of wells to be drilled near
Tuttle, and the work will be started
soon,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

HEALDTON LODGE, NO. 23 A. r.
4 A. NJ. UNDER THE SUPERVIS-
ION OF DISTRICT DEPUTY, GRAND
MASTER }. X. TALIAFERIiO. WILL
LAY THE CORNER STONE OF THE
NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING AT
HEAI.DrON, SATURDAY AFTER
NOON. JUNE 26TH, AT 3 O'CLOCK.
THERE WILL BE DEGREE WORK
IN THE MASONIC TEMPLE. VISIT
ING MASTER MASONS CORDIALLY
INVITED TO ATTEND.
c. II. HEALD, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
At Santa Anna

Santa Anna. Texas. June 24-Fuller
No. 2, three miles southeast Of Santa
Anna, began flowing early yesterday
morning. Drillers who know the pro
duction of Pope No. S say that this
well is as good or better than the
Pope.
The town is being filled with scouts
and independent operators from all
portions Of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
You're Sickly
But PEPSINOL Has Helped Thousands
Worse or Than You

1t is no wonder that you drag
around and feel "all In" Everybody
with indigestion and stomach trouble
feels just as you do-they, too, have
the same sour breath, the same feel
ing of 'stuffiness," the same gnawing
pains. Thousands Of sickly, ailing peo-
pie have found the stimulating, stom-
ach toning qualities of Pepsinol a
sure relief for the troubles you are
having. 1t helps the stomach do its
work. and thus strengthens over
worked, weak digestive nerves and
creates a supply of rich. pure blood
to nourish your whole body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
, Operators are Protesting

Wichita Falls, June 24.-Frederic
Delano, supreme court receiver for
the Red river oil lands. today made
public copy of the contract which
he is asking operators in the big
Bend" area to sign before he will
turn back their properties under his
supervision pending the final disposi.
tion Of the case The contract pro-
vides that the receiver designate the
price the operator will accept for his
oil. the purchaser, and also the pipe
line company to be used as a carrier.
Operators are vigorously protesting
at federal control Of prices and the
naming of receivers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
Magnolia Loses Man

Wichita Falls, June 24-T. w. Seig-
ler, representative in north Texas of
the production department OF the Mag
nolia Production Company died here
this morning. He was 40 years old.
He negotiated many of the deals
through which the Magnolia became
one of the largest owners Of oil prop
erty in Wichita county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Judge Bob Wallace is here today
from Pauls Valley. Judge Wallace
play the oil game as a side line.
and he owns a nice acreage in the
Garvin county field where the initial
we'll is producing 100000 cubic feet
of gas at depth Of 1880 feet. He
states that Garvin county appreciates
the manner in which the Ardmoreite
is covering that field and that the
paper is in demand in Pauls Valley
and other Carvin county towns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
Increased Capitalization

Robert Watchcrn and his son f. E.
Watchorn Of Los Angeles, Cal, and
Frank Harper Of Oklahoma City. in
corporators Of the Watchorn Oil and
Gas Company have been granted per-
mission to increase the capital stock
OF the company from 100000 to s3,-
100000, by Joe s. Morris, secretary e
state. These people are well known
in the Ardmore district, they having
been members of the company which
drilled the discovery we'll at Healdton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
Humble Made COMPLETION

Humble Oil and Refining Company
has completed well No. /, on the
Walker so acres, in the northwest
quarter Of section 81, 4s-2w. The
top of the sand was reached at 2,346
feet and the well was drilled to a
total depth Of 1859 feet The initial
production was about 400 barrels
This we'll is in the southeast corner
Of the farm and is almost in the CEN
ter of the northwest quarter of the
section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
NOTICE

We are moving to corner of Caddo
and Broadway in Fraley and Dunlap
new building. Will now be in shape
10 sell you goods at once, cheaper
than nay store anywhere. Come see
us.
25-2 HENRY FLYNN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
NOTICE

Hear DR.. Crayton S. Brooks, at the
First Christian church Sunday morn.
ing, on Reason for Enlistment"
Every member should be present No
night service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

ment has already been unloaded and
work will be carried on as fast as
materials arrive.
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is rigging up.
Healdton Oil and Gas Co. No. 8, Oh
the Burkleo farm, section 42s-Sw.
Healdton Oil and Gas Co. No. 4, on
the Burkleo farm, section 4.2s-Sw, Is
waiting on cement.
Healdton Oil and Gas Co. No. 6, on |
the Burkleo farm, section i-2s.Sw, Is
rigging up.
Margay OIL Company No. 1, on the
e. Burkleo farm, section 4.2s-Sw, Is |
bailing about 20 barrels OF oil and |
water.
Margay Oil Company No. on the Z.
Burkleo farm, section 4-2s-Sw, is wait |
ing on cement at 1861 feet
Mountain State No. on the !. |
Coffey farm, section 4-2sSw, is rigged |
up.
Mountain State No q on the |
| OSAANJ lain oCSSiOu T-SS-oMt 10
up.
Shamrock No. / on the c. A. Ma
loney farm, section 4-2s:Sw. is stand.
ardizing at 1900 feet.
Shamrock No. on the h. Burkleo
farm, section 4-2s-Sw, is fishing a,
1874 feet.
Shamrock No. 6. on the E. Burkleo
farm, section 4-2s-sw. is drilling at
1870 feet.
Skelly No. 1. on the Mcpherson
farm, section 5-2s-Sw. is bailing oil
and water. 1t is estimated at 25 bar
rels, at depth of 1903 feet.
Empire No. on the Miller farm,
section 5-2s-Sw, is drilling at l.46s
feet.
Empire No. 4, on the Miller farm,
section 5-2s.Sw, is drilling at 1865
feet.
Empire No. on the Miller farm.
section 5-2s-Sw, is drilling at $40
feet.
Plains Oil and Gas Company No /,
on the H. Harding farm, section s-2s.
sw, is drilling at 1,725 feet
Gypsy Oil Company No. l on the
Gregg farm. section 9-2s-Sw, is rigging
up.
Empire No. 5 on the Surber farm,
came in during the week at 1900 bbls
Shamrock No. 4 on the Burkleo
farm, section 4-2s.Sw, came in during
the week at 700 bbls.
Empire No. 2, on the Miller farm,
section 4-2s-Sw, came in and is salt
water with oil. 1t is estimated at
about 20 bbls. of oil. They are going
10 put it on pump.
Oil News Items
(By Special Reporter)
Magma Oil and Refining Company
well No. l, 2 and on the DeBerry
farm, in section 2e-4s.2w, are produc-
ing; No. 4 is drilling at 1,145 feet;
NO is fishing for tools at LASS
feet.
Templeton Oil Corporation we'll No.
l, in section 15-3s-2w, is underream-
ing the II 1-2 inch casing at 900
feet. No. ! in section 25-4s-2w, is
drilling at 200 feet
Frank Ketch and Bill Hensey left
yesterday for Wichita Falls, Texas, on
business trip to be gone several
days.
Alva Mcdonald is in Ardmore from
his home at FL Reno, Okla.
J. p. Grimes, western manager on
the Oceanic Oil Company, who has
been spending several days la Ard
more. left yesterday for Tulsa.
Jim Lamb, who is a member Of the
firm of Sturm and Lamb, drilling con-
tractors, is in town today.
H. Graham who is representing the
gasoline department of the Carter Oil
Company. is in Ardmore today from
Tulsa. Mr.. Graham lie here for the pur-
pose of making plans for a casing
head gas plant which the Carter peo-
pie are going to build in section 21-
4s-2w. Plans for this plant have al.
ready been made and material is on
the way. They expect to be ready to
open up and begin operations by the
first of January. One carload of ce.
HOEEMANC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Lone Star Gas Company, No /, on
the w. A. Clarkson farm, section 30,
ls-Sw, is waiting on a string Of tools
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
Drilling Report

Cosden Oil and Gas Company, No
/, on the j. Fl. Dolan farm. section 10,
1sSw, IS rigging up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Lone Star Gas Company, No. 2 or
the w. A. Clarkson farm, section 30,
,s-sw, is drilling at 300 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

-s-sw, Is drilling at 300 feet.
Magnolia Petroleum Company. No.
J, on the w. F. Palmer farm. section
81, ls.Sw. is drilling at 1,140 feet.
Crump & Baird, No. / on the IT. NJ.
Story farm. section 32 1s-Sw, is clean.
ing out. at 1910 feet.
Triangle Oil Company, No. / on the
w. NJ. Rives farm, section 81, 1s.Sw,
is rigging up.
Carter Oil Company. No. /, On the
Blades farm, section 80, 1s-Sw, is
drilling at 1923 feet.
Carter Oil Company. No. ., on the
BLADES farm, section 80, ls-Sw. wait.
ing on cement
Amarada Petroleum Company. No.
on the Blades farm. section 32, 1s-Sw,
is cleaning out at 1854 feet.
Walter Cant, ct al, No. 1, On the
-. NJ. SHellOT IaT1H, SeCIlOn dE, Is
Sw. IS bailing 20 barrels of oil and
water.
Walter Cant, ct al, No. 2, on the
j. NJ Shelton farm, section 32, ls-Sw.
is rigging up.
Mitchell Bonner, No. |, on the j.
NJ. Shelton farm. section 80. ls-Sw,
is cleaning out at 1868 feet.
Shriver and Fitzgerald. No. /, on
the ]. NJ. Sheldon farm. section 81,
1s-Sw. shut down at 1,756 feet.
Empire No. 3 on the Cantrell farm,
section 81, ls.Sw, is drilling at l,67S
feet.
Empire No. 4, on the Cantrel farm,
section 80, 1s-sw, is drilling at $50
feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Colcord. II al. No. /, on the A. d.
Johnson farm, section II, ls-Sw, is
drilling nj 500 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Wright, No. l, on the +. r. Spen.
Ger farm, section 80, Is Sw, is drill
ing at 1870 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Magnolia Petroleum Company. No
J, on the w F. Palmer farm. section
81, ls.Sw. is drilling at 1,140 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Crump & Baird No l on the r. NJ.
Story farm, section 32, 1s-Sw, is clean.
ing out. at 1910 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
| OIL NEWS
From Local and South Oklahoma Fields
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS

farm, section 2S. 1s-Sw, is shut down
at 1888 feet.
Citizens Oil Company, No. l on the
K. r. Spencer farm, section 80, ls-sw,
is cleaning out at 1857 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Frank Wright No. /. on the Ora.
h"m { rn. section 90, 1s-Sw is rigging
un.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Triangle Oil Company, No. l on the
w. NJ Rives farm, section 81, ls.Sw,
is rigging up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

10 '''ar Refining Company
G 81. Green farm. section 20
] 2" ming out at 2,l65 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25
DAILY ARDMOREITE

Westheimer x Daube No. ., on the
&. A. Maloney farm, section 4-2s-Sw,
Ii rigging up.
Healdton Oil and Gas Co. No. 8, OH
the Burkleo farm, section 4-2s-Sw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Johnson, No 1 on the Taliaferro
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Il 'h-.o all No /, ON the Prem.
TO- rn'. section 3. ls-Sw. is rig.
r'ne ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-25

Carter Oil Company. No /, on the
Blades farm, section 32 1s-Sw, is
drilling at 1923 feet.