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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
List of Available Edison Records Now in Stock in the S s assh :. L.. GIL M A N Bisbee Store

That Creepy Weepy Feeling, One Step; Out to Old Aunt Mary's, Re citation-The Raggedy Nav; Oh Frenchy, Arthur Fields-Oui, Oui Marie, Rachael Grant, Murray and Cho.; Oh That We Two Were Were Maying-Tn the Evening By the Moonlight; Oh Promise Me, Robin Hood, Caroline Lazzari- Sweetest Story Ever Told; Oper- atfc RaF, Two Step-Skating Trot. Ono Step; Oh! How I Wish I Could Sleep Till My Daddy Comes Home-When Come Home to You; Oberon Overture, Part 1 and II, Band; Oh! Lawdy, Some Things Done Got Between Ebenezer and Mel Want to Hold You in My Arms; Opera at Pumpkin Center Uncle Josh in Cafeteria; Oh! What & Pal Was Mary-Sweet Leonore, Lewis James. Tenor; A Perfect Day, Metropolitan Quartet Somewhere a Voice Is Calling. Spencer-Patience Airs, Nos l and II. N Y. Light Opera Co.,; Pill grims Chorus, Tannhauser-Pro- logue Pagliacci. Chalmers; Pretty Edelweiss. (Alone at Lastl-Teach Me to Smile; Paprika, BandLLu- ellie Love, Waltz; Paddle-Addle, Fox Trot-Rambler Rose, One Step; Peacock Street, Fox Trot- I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles and Till We Meet Again, Medley; Par igi O Cara (Far from Gay Paris)- Traviata, Alice Verlet and Guido Ciccolini; The Poem. Waltz Bos- ton-El Rio Key. Tango; .Printemps Oui Commence (Fair Springtime Reginning). Samson and Dalihah --Cisneros; Peer Gynt, Parts I and II. Sodero's Band; Rag-a- Minor, One Superintendent Whisper. Fox Trot' The Rosary, Christine Miller-When the Robins Nest Again; Robert Le Diable, Fantasia, Parts l and II; The Rosary-A Dream Comet. by Ernest Albert Conturier; Roses At Twilight You're Making Miser of Me; ttOSe lOt uO Mdu l-dnu-N Htu llle Ships Come Home; Rienzl Over ture-Tannhauser March, Richard Wagner, Band; Red Lantern, Met ropolitan Quartet-When You Hold Me in Your Arms; Re, Dell Abrsso Affertate (The Mask Ball)-Mon Occur Sauvre; Song of the Chimes Sweet April, Hear My Prayer, Spencer; Sunshine Song-Young Tom O'Dovon; Silver May, Metro politan Quartet-Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight; Serenade (Sing, Smile, Slumber), Tenor Solo in Preach by Allesandro Buci; Southern Rose Waltz-Forasetta Tarantella, Brass and String Orchestra; Scherzo- Tarantello, Violin, Tamborin Chimes, violin, May Zantay; Step With Pep. One Step-There's a Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little Girl, Fox Trot; St. Louis Blues, Fox Trot-ZaZZie-Ad- die, One Step; A Spring Morning --I am a Roamer Bold; Song of India, By Anna Case: Sari Waltz
 Stars and Stripes Forever, Inn
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
Edison Agency Also In Lowell and Douglas

Imperial Marimba Band; Charming Waltz-Out Of The East, Oriental Fox Trot; Come Paside VeZzoso- Flag Ut Portem, Carolina Lazzari; Celestial Chimes-Christma Bells; Can't Yo' Hear Me Callin' Caroline Indiana; Camouflage, One Step Indianola Fox Trot; Cleopatra Pol ka, cornet-Egyptia, Peerless Or chestra; Call of the Cozy Little Home-You Are Still An Old Sweetheart of Mine; Crown Dia- mond Overture-Flirtation Concert Waltz; Chateau, Three Step - La Confession, Valse; Chin-Chin-In the Land or Lorraine; Did You Mean All You Told Me Last Night That Tumble Down Shack In Athlone; The Darkville Dance Christmas Symphony, Uncle Fritz and Children's Orchestra; Dixie Volunteers-Pm Going to Follow the Boys; Douglas, Tender and True-A Wonderful Thing; Dream of Home-The Fire Fly; Darktown Strutter's Ball. Fox Trot-Lil Liza Jane, One Step; Don't Cry Little Girl, Don't Cry-Hesitation Bluesi Oats What Calls Music-The Night Before Xmas; Dream of Au- tumn-Valse Fantastique; Down +ho I,1olo Ia1d-Iod od;on0la. no,,o- hie, The Baker-Wee Deoch and Doris; Don't Cry, Frenchie, Don't Cry-Don't Forget the Salvation. Army; Dear Heart. Violin. Flute and HarR-Memories of Home; A Dream Heart You Calling Me; Down In Lily Land-Is It Nothing to You? Betsy Lane Shepherd; Dancing Down In Dixie Land - O'Brien Is Trying To Learn To Talk Hawaiian; Eyes That Say Love You-When the Bees Make Honey; Elegie - O Sole Mic (My Sunshine) Guido Ciccolini; Every body Calls Me Honey-Waltz. Ala bam; Evening Chimes In the Noun tains-The Stars and Stripes For ever March: Everybody's Crazy Over Dixie-What Could Be Sweet CT; Egyptland. Fox Trot-Jazbo Jazz, One Step: Forgotten, Chal- mers Bonnie Sweet Bessie. Marie Narelfi: First Heart 'Throbs-Mar- riage Bells. Bells and Xylophone; For You Alone-Little Grey Home In West; Farewell, Marie /orri- sey-Flow Gently Sweet Alton; Forever Is Long. Long Time-My Hawaii. You're Calling Me; Fourth Of July Patrol. N. Y. Band-Yan- kee Doodle;; Further It Is From Tipperary-Round Her Neck She Wore a Yellow Ribbon: Freedom for All Forever. Arthur Middleton There's a Long. Long Trail, Frieda Hempel: For Me and My Gal-Nesting Time. Oh. Boyl Fluff fy Ruffles. One Step-Tears Dry Your), Fox Trot; Genius Loci, American String Quintet-Hearts and Flowers: Good Bye, Rose When the Song Birds Sing No More; Good Bye Everybody Quiet Little Evening at Home; Gitna Caucion Andaluza-Lucrezia Boni; God Rest You Merry Gen tlemen-We Three Kings of Orient
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13

perial Marimba Band; Sybil, Fox Trot, When Cupid Calls-Sybil Waltz; Snowy Breasted Pearl-r- Gipsy Love Song, the Fortune Ten CT; eSymOve's Song-Will O the Wisp, Anna Case; The Spanish Dancer-Love's Sorrow; Serenade. Tenor, Burton Leinhan-The Bells of Lee, Helen Clark: She Is Far From the Land-Melaine, Tenor, Reed Miller; Singapore, Fox Trot Arabian Nights, One Step; Some body's. Waiting for Someone-Wa- ters of Venice; Serenade in B Flat, Armand Veesey and Orchestra Rococo Rendezvous, Intermezzo; Sweet Forget-Me-Not, Waltz Cap rice-Narcissus Country Dance; Solome, Intermezzo-Serenade D. Almond. Imperial Marimba Band; Sons of Mother Earth-When the Right Girl Comes Along; Sweet Old Rose-There'll Come a Day. Elizabeth Spencer; Taxi. One Step Western Land, Fox .Trot, Saxo- phone. Xylophone and Piano; The Two Larks-Prelude Arabesque, Piano; Too Much Mustard-Moon- light Rag, Band: That Wonderful Mother of Mine-Dear Little Boy of Mine, Will Oakland, Counter Tenor; Trumpeter of Sackinen, Cornet-With Sword and Lance, March, N. Y. Band; That Creepy, Weepy Feeiing-There's Egypt in Your Dreamy Eyes. Vernon Dal- hart; Toreador Halo;, Tenor. Reed Miller-The Moon Drops Low. Spencer: That Funny Jazz Band From Dixie Land-When You Hear Jackson Moan on His Saxo- phone: Take a Chance. Fox Trot This Is the Time, One Step; That's Why My Heart Is Calling You-Will You Remember May time; Theme and Variation-Frie- da Hempel; Urna Fatal Del Mic Destino-Suona La Tromba E In trepido; Uncle Sam Medley Nos l and II, National Guard Fife and Drum Corps; Voge Di Donna La Gioconda Siciliana, Cavalleria Rusticana; We La Dissi (Did l Not Tell You)-Madam Butterfly, Cic- colini and Chalmers: We Are All Going to Call on the Kaiser When I Send You a Picture of Der lin; Won't You Come Back to Me Wishing That Dreams Would Come True; When I Met You Why Did You Come Into My Life; When It's Night Time Down in Burgundy-Meet Me Meath the Persian Moon: Way Down in Iowa -Yaddie, Kaddie, Kaddie Koo; Whenever I Think of You, Betsy Lane Shepherd-Garden of Flow CTS: William Tell Overture. Parts and II. Edison Concert Band; We Have No One to Care for Us Now -Bsby Rose, Von Brunt; Who Cares Papa's Darling - When You're Away; Your King and Country Want You-A Call to Arms; Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula- On the Hoko Moko Isle, Comic; Yesterday and Today-Just 8 Wearying for You.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13


 Aloha Oe-My Old Kentucky Home by Frieda dempel; Alexander's Band Is Back in Dixie-Say it Again Ave Maria, by Marie Rappold and Albert Spaulding; America I Love You-Molly Dear Its You I'm After; America-Hail Columbia, Star Spangled Banner; American War Songs Nc. 1-American War Songs No. 2; Alice In Wonderland-The Chicken Walk! Around the Map Underneath the Stars; After You've Grne-Youll Have to Put Him to Sleep with the Marscillaise and Wake Him Up With the ca, La La; Anchored-Land of the Long Ago; Amour, Viens Alden - Mon Occur L'Anvre a La Voix! Amid the Odor of Roses-Romance; The Ameri- cans Cone-Tim Rooney's at the Fighting: Alabama Plantation = Iabanera, by Spaulding; Anything Is Nice If It Comes from Dixie Have Smile for Every One You Meet; Air for G String-Joel Below, violin, Minuet in C.; Auf Wieder- shen-Blue Paradise, Waltz; Ashes of My Eeart-'Phere's a Garden In Old Italy; Audante. Concerto, in D Minor -Evenipg Song, Violincello; Audante RelIoHcso. Violin, Violin cello and Pisno-Barcarole, Tales of Hoffman; Awakening of Spring -Pirouette, IntermezZo, Peerless Orchestra; Alcoholic Blues, Vernon Every Day Will Be Sun day When the Town Goes Dry; Beautiful. Ono. waltz City of Dreams. fox trot; By the Babbling Brook-Memories of You n Dear Hawaii; Better Ole enc step Somebody's Sweetheart; The Boat With My Tlap Lov+s Name When the Roses Bloom; Breeze Blow My Baby Back to Me--Rag- ging the Chop Sticks; Baby Mine Betsy Lane Shepherd - Smilin' Through, Chalmers; Bilps Visit to St. Peter-Negro Vaudeville Sketch and Banjo. Police Courts-B-Hap-E One Step-Foot Warmer, Fox Trot Louisiana Five-Peale Street Blue, < Al Barnard Jazz Baby, Rachael Band-Kaiser. Frederich March: Bring Me a Letter From My Old Home Town-We'll Do Our Share While You're Over There; Bring Back Those Wonderful Days-John- ny's In Town; Beneath a Balcony, fox trot-Hilda Fox Trot, Banjo Orchestra; Boys Tn Khaki-Fare- well Isabelle; Battle Hymn of the Republic-Recessio Thos. Chal- mers; The Gelida Mavina-Le Reve (The Dream), Guido Ciccolinii; Cleo Fox Trot, All Star Trio Waltz Memories; Come to Me-My Heart Is With the Loving Ones at Home; Calm As the Night, Betsy Lane Shepherd-Home, Sweet Home; Could the Dreams of Dreamer Come True-Mister Silver Moon; Can You Tame Wild Wom- en-Singapore; The Captive-Two Roses, by Carolina Lazzari; Grad dle Song and Home, Sweet Home, by Anna Case; Christmas Eve Fan tasie-Why the Chimes Rang; Clover Club Fox Trot-Nona Waltz,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substitute for caloinel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through taking them.
 Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a vegetable compound r1ixec UT.h olive oiii. They act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood, and purifying the entire system. They do that which caloTnel does, without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two every night for a week and note the pleasing effect. 1oc and 25c a box.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
LEAVES FOR COAST

Mrs. John Charon. accompanied by her children, has left for California, where the family will remain during the balance of the winter months. The move was necessitated on account of Mrs. Charon's health. Mir. Charon will remain in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
MARTENS eErs REsplrE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Determi- nation of date for appearance of L. c. A. K. Martens. self.styled ambassa. dor of the Russian Soviet government, before the senate foreign relations subcommittee Investigating Bolshevik propaganda, was left open today pending senate action on request by committee for authority to employ counsel.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
EASTMAN ENpoWs "rEcH"

BOSTON. Jan. 1O-George East man of Rochester N. r., is the "mys- terious Mir. Smith" who has given, or pledged, $1I 100000 to Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The secret of more than seven years standing. was revealed tonight by President Richard C. MacLaurin of the insti- ute.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
Y. w. C. A. TO MEET

The regular meeting of the Y. ". c. A. board of directors, the last meeting of the year, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock to wind up the business of the year
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
TO TOUR STATE

Fred Cowan, cashier of the Bank of Lowell, James Butler of the Lowell Bakery, and Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. Butler leave today for motor trip through southern Arizona. They will be gone about ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
BABY GIRL BORN

daughter weighing seven and one half pounds, arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. J. Radcliffe, Laundry Hill yesterday morning. Mother and daughter are doing we'll
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
GOES TO SURGEONS

Rev. H. c. Compton, former pastor of the Baptist church, here, has been forced to go to the Mayo Brothers hospital at Rochester, Nina, for an operation, according to word received here yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
TEACHERS DEE DUTY

Miss Julia Blair and Miss Bethel Webb, teachers in the local schools were absent from their posts yester- day on account of bad colds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
GOES TO DENVER

Mrs. Annie Hassinger left last night for Denver, where she was called by the death of her brother, James Sim mons, who died in Los Angeles last Sunday. The body will be shipped to his home at Denver for burial
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
CHOIR MEETS

The Methodist church choir met yesterday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Gilbert for rehearsal. Aft CT the practice a social hour was en- joyed and refreshments served.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
TO ADDRESS CLUB

Miss Dorothy Gregg, primary super visor of the schools, will address the Twentieth Century club this after noon at the Y. w. c. A, on the work of that organization. Ft
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
ro SPEAK Ar cHURcH
regional WoHan'S

Mrs. Martin Baughman, region; secretary of the Christian Woman Missions, will speak at the Christia church tomorrow night at "a o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
HOME ASSN. TO MEET

The Warren branch of the Arizona Children's Home association will meet Wednesday instead of Tuesday at 1:30 p. n. at the home of Mrs. Criterion, Blacknob View, Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
GIRLS, CORPS MEETS

The Girls corps or the r. ". c. A. Mrs. Richard Thomas, secretary, met yesterday afternoon to frame reports to be presented at the meeting of the board of directors this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
TAKES u. s. COURSE

Edward Rogers. recently discharged from: the service, has gons to Los An. geles to take up automobile me. chanics Under the federal board of vo. cational education.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
Tips Of tue TOUn
BREAKS TRIP HERE

Mrs. Walter Thomas of Tombstone was in Bisbee yesterday on her way home from Douglas, where she has been visiting.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
GOES TO GLOBE

Charley Daume, a mechanic for the c. & A company, an old employe of that firm, has gone to Globe to live
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
JANlToR TAKES LEAVE

George Stewart, head janitor of the schools. left yesterday on a business trip to Weldon. He will be gone sev- eral days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
COMES TO BIseEE

Mrs. George Day of Phoenix is ac- eompanying Mrs. Baughman on her trip to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
MISS WEBB ILL

Miss Bethel Webb, principal of the Jefferson school, was confined to her home yesterday by illness. Mrs. Solms is substituting for her.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
LEAP YEAR DANCE

The B. H. S. Alumni association will give Leap Year dance next Friday at the Eagles hall ArrNnge- ments are being made to entertain a large crowd.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
VISITS SISTER

Miss Julia Greeley, sister of Miss Martha Greeley, secretary of the Y. w. c. A., arrived last night to visit her sister. -I
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13
RETURNS FROM CAPITAL

Mrs. Ada Miller of the Fair store, returned yesterday from short visit in Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-13

Save this list for future references It will help you
 select your records.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23

The city is reserving block in the ad
diton for a school building; we ourselves
are reserving some lots on which we will
build 30 nice cottages for inyestmev pur-
poses. It will make a beautiful residence
district CEMENT mas recently xote0 @50,-
900 bonds for an electric light plant and
waterworks which will be erected this
spring. Plenty of pure water will be sup
piled from deep wells in the hill east Of
twon. For those who buy with the inten
ton of coming here, the living conditions
are ideal, and there are many business OPP
portunites
Come to CEMENT. sure! Over 400 choice
lots will be sold at $50 to $3.50. Be here
when the sale starts at a. IN, February
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23

All of this means a constantly increased
population Each new rig brings so peo-
pie. Four and Broom houses rent for $50
to $75 per month, and there are not
enough available even at such high prices
Lots in the crowded section are valued at
$500 to $500, and practically none are to
be had, the town is built up so solidly
Many of the newe. business and profes-
sional men have been unable to get homes
they have signified their intention to
build in the new addition. Among them are
DR.. Bailey, banker; Mr.. Boucher automo-
bile man; Mr.. Perry, banker; Mr.. Martin,
banker; Dr. Dixon and Mr.. Nichols. bank
er. This shows what CEMENT people
think of the addition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23

oath, to get first choice. The sale lasts
two days, or until the lots are sold. From
the intense interest already shown by CE
MENT people and many others familiar
with the conditions here, the first day will
probably see most, if not NIL Of the lots
sold.
Remember FEBRUARY Gath at a. m.,
sharp! Train schedules are given in this
advertisement. Pick out train that will
get you here in plenty of time. Commit
tees from the CEMENT chamber of com
merce will meet you and arrange to find
you accommodations when you arrive
Come Make real money from a safe,
sure investment opportunity that you'll
never have again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23

Vita reference to your inquiry as to the hous-
ing facilities in this town. beg to state that most
pressing need at this time is more houses to take
care OF the influx Of population. The residence sec
tion of the town at the present is built up almost
solidy Every house in town is occupied Practically
every resident of the town has taken in roomer,
and it is almost impossible to secure room in the
town
personally know Of a large number OF people
who would be living here if they could rent house
or purchase lot on which to erect residence |
am we'll acquainted with the plot of ground COM
prising the First Addition to the Town of Cement,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23
Secretary Williams of the
Chamber of Commerce:

We nave carefully investiga the plan
fof Mr. j. II. Cunningham FOR opening
the First Addition to the town Of
Cement. Oklahoma, and desire to state
that we are well acquainted with the
addition; that same IS very desirably
located is only four clocks from The
main business corner of the town, is
well drained. and in fact viii make
very beautiful addition to the residence
section OF the town. The residence Soc
tion is wen built up AMI this is the
only possible way for the town to ex
pand
Our most pressing need at this time
is more houses. very available house in
town being occupied, and we believe
that the purchase Of These lots with
erection OF the houses thereon for rental
purposes. or for sale. will be an ex-
ccllent Investment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23

and desire to state that the same is very desirable
for residence purposes is only few blocks from the
main business corner of the town, is we'll drained
and in fact believe will make OF the most de-
sirabc residence sections of the town.
| am well acquainted with the conditions of
Cement oil field, and believe that the prospects for
continued steady development and general growth of
the town here never brighter.
further believe that the purchase of lots in the
Cement First Addition and the erection of houses
thereon for rental purposes will be an excellent in
vestment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23

Come, grasp this money-mal6ing opportu-
nifty The conservative letters above-the
signed statement from CEMENT citizens
below-prove the worth of CEMENT
FIRST ADDITION LOTS. But we want you
to come and SEE FOR YOURSELF Rail-
road fare both ways from any point with
il 100 miles will be refunded to purchas-
ers. Come, see the lots see the actual
need for more houses, and the favorable
position of the adidtion-you will need no
urging to purchase.
TO the south and west of CEMENT you
will see Indian land unavailable for town
site purposes; to the east you will see q
mammoth hill that prevents extending the
residence section in that direction. In
short, you will see clearly that CEMENT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23

FIRST ADDITION to the northwest is the
ONLY available location to provide houses
for the constant new influx of population
caused by the great oil activity.
The CEMENT field is going BIG now
and from now on huge development is cer
tain. There are 23 wells in, 27 being
drilled, rigs up ready for drilling and Is
new rigs contracted for. The Texas Co.,
has just purchased the Gorton pipe line
facilities and will erect $4,000 barrel
tank. The Magnolia Co has purchased a
tank farm one-haf mile north of CEMENT
-l5 or 20 men and teams are busy prepar-
ing to lay pipes to the vest end of the
field; they will put up several tanks. Thus
the big companies STOW their faith in the
field
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23
Quoted from Chickasha Express)
Mammoth Co. Plans to Build
Refinery in Cement Field Soon
Officer Declares Cement Is Ahead of Desdemona
Oil Field.

Tinbcrs are on the ground Tor the No.
l we'll OF the Mammoth Drilling Co.,
and drilling will start Immediately in
the Cement field The company is NOV
ing three strings Of tools into the field,
and in addition TO developing the lease
ON which No, ! we'll is being drilled,
the Mammoth will drill 100 acres
which it owns in lee On the land in
section o, the Mammoth will construct
q refinery OF 20ot daily capacity, plans
for which are now bciGg completed The
company will hVc about 5000 feet OF
trackage on the Frisco.
Z. G. Wagner, an officer OF the com
pany formerly an operator in the Des
delnona field, says: 81 like the Cement
field better than ! do the Desdemona
proposition. This comparisons will show
you why ! like the Cement field
"Carruth No. ] Of the Desdemona
field came in July Is, 1919, for l,5O0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-23
p. R. Williams, Representative of the Texas
CO., Says:

With reference your inquiry to the production
in oil field, opinion regarding the
future outlook | that been in Cement
months representing the Texas company: The
Texas is purchasing considerable portion oil
crude
he five months have been in position
get information regarding the production and
have development in the field |
he steady development
are excellent that for intensive drilling
better.
] have the oil business for sixteen
different occasions and win state unhesatingy that In
sixteen experience 1 have never seen an Oil
field whore the held up better than in the Cement
field. while the initial production is in
far completed they remarkably WELL
and this fact in my opinion will guarantee thorough
development of the field and a long lived field
Below is statement of production in o
best wells in the field VIII that these figures