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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01

! IN lis closing hours Campbell Russell
/ presented your committee with an
affidavit, charging Governor Robert
scH with ignorance or the commits
SION OF az act that involves moral
turpltudc. This affidavit does not
bcar upon any matters concerning
,he pardon and parole department
but relates to \ resolution pending
before he legislature a. its last ses
( sion. Tie communication attached
TO the affidavit was 10 advise the
senate Of the governors construction
II the language in the resolution.
and merely called the attention of
the legislature to the effect he be
'ievcd such resolution would have.
"The letter mentioned is utterly
VOID Of inference that the governor
was acting in an improper manner
or attempting 10 deceive or mislead
he senate or members Of the lcgis
llturc.
Tho only conclusion that your
committee can come TO is that Camp
bell Russell, having failed utterly to
produce anything that could sustain
him in his vicious attack upon Gov
ernor Robertson, and the pardon and
narole department. now attempts to
inject an affidavit that will give him
excuse to continue his attack upon
Governor Robertson and upon tho
legislature.
"Gocrnor Robertson testified be-
fore the committee that Campbell
Russell never had been in his office
hut once since hc was inauguratcd.
he testified that n few days after
No was inaugurated, Russell came to
his Office and asked him to assist
IN getting the legislature to vitalizc
section - a of the constitution. The
governor said he told Russell that
he could net do so because he did
not believe It was right, and that
Russell replied that he would be
utter him here.
Your committee concludes that
Russell is carrying out hia threat
and that the animus of the whole
thing Of the fight against the gov
ornor is because he governor did
not see fit to assist him in a legisla-
tive measure
"Tbe complete renort OF tho com.
mifteo With n etenoqronbic record
If nil testimony riven during the
herring viii be published in the iour.
nal of the bouso II was ordered Con-
les Of the report and record will be
cont also ia MI rewsnaners in the
state.
Officers of the investipotinp com.
.o'ttee in addition 70 pahhitt were
Aeo f Walden Of Morietta nresid.
tv, iuage: George p Schwabe of
rovoto o',r. and r3wni Dobnev
of &1.1s orrici,, i,,pr-or,,o- Otr.
o- c1,rr,itta, ,us-rnera ,rere Ton T
lrgr-,cop off ~al,,. ION No~r'', Of
trsi.rre. r. d. Nt.s,.bh ~ c,i,isavr.
~ r. Ar-,t, ~ u,,4e,,,i',, AMI
. Craovor ~ Ror,,esv n
crhwarc was arnoin+na in nIoce Of
+ g Nyahon of Miami vino wos ex.
r,sol from service orter having been
named on the committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
UNIVERSITY MUSICIANS
ENTERTAIN $50 BANKERS

Norman, Okla, March l--University
OF Oklahoma musicians aided Norman
citizens in entertaining more than $50
Oklahoma bankers Wednesday, Feb.
%, when Group 3 OF the Oklahoma
Bankers association met in the uni.
versity city saltwater was selected for
the next convention, and I. X Meek
Ponca City was elected group chair.
man, and C. f. Donnart, Saltwater
secretary. Retiring officers were Phl
c, Kidd, Norman. and Eschol l.. Par
sons, Guthrie,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
OhLAV0Mi BANEER FOUND
DEAD IN MISSOURI HOTEL

Ionlin, Mo, March IA man iden.
fled az James C IIagerman. assist
mt cashier Of the Oklahoma State
Gnnk Of Bartlesilc, Okla, was
found dead in a hotel here Sunday
morning with Il bullet wound in his
head. a revolver in his right hand
was wrapped in n towel and no one
ut the hotel had reported hear ng it
discharged. A note found in the
room gave tho mans name as James
lIagermnu, although hc had regis.
tered Friday under the name OF j.
G. Harding, of Springfield, Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
0innecr Clilaen Pms nd Nwng.

Funeral service for r.. 2 West wor
conducted from the family residence,
corner OF r street and First avenue,
southeast. Sunday afternoon at 800
o'clock. by Rev. DR., Golden.Howse, of
st. Philips Episcopal church with in.
terment in Rose Hill cemetery.
Deceased was one of Ardmore's pion.
Ger citizens and was well known
throughout this section OF the state,
He has been Ill for some time and
death resulted Saturday night at II
o'clock. Deceased was 76. years old
and Is survived by his wife and ons
son, Ben West who resides south Of
Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01

London. conformity to the on.
tentc premicrs proposal for reopen
ing the Adriatic question, Premier Nj
ii of Italy held n conference with NJ.
Trumbitch, Jugo-s,ay foreign Minis.
ter, which was described as n 70.
sumption OF the conversations" Pre-.
micr Nitti began with NJ. Trumbitch
some time Ggo. 1t was expected tn .
conference would be resumed today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
committee Report Exonerated
Governor Robertson and Scored
Cam Russell in Choicest Language

Oklahoma City, March THE re
rort Of the investigating committee
appointed to burrow into the charges
which Campbell Russell had sown
broadcast against Governor Robert
son, was submitted just before tho
tca'led session Of the Oklahoma as-
,'ernb'y adjourned and as stated in
Saturday nights dlspa tcheS, fully ex-
onorated the accused
The charges made by Russell, who
Is h!nsclf state officer were given
publicity principally through the col
umns Of the Cat an inc0noclastic
paGor which Russell publishes.
The investigating comm tees re.
rost consists Of 20 typewriter PAGES
and is record OF testimony and
findings IN respect to executive elem
ancy granted, through the pardon
and parole department, 20 Paul Had
cy, Guy McKin2ic, Caesar Killer.
Hickman Willis. and Neck.e Ralston.
II. investigation followed in gen
.rdl, the report says, the outline Of
allegations made by Russell in a
statement addressed to the loglsla.
tufo and published Thursday again
in special number Of mis- paper.
Testimony is reported as having
been made Ly Russell, John II. Bur
ford. Frank Il. Buiford, Governor
Robertson, o. II. Search, General Roy
Hoffman, Lieut.. Governor Trap,
Iy,tu1IA 81
W. Smith.
Beyond passing 4 motion to receive
the report and discharge the com
Mi ee. the house took TO action upon
" matter OF Russells charges. Gov
: .'nor Robertson listened 10 the read.
lng of the report from a seat in the
rear Of the house chamber.
Summarizing the Investigation the
committee concludes its report as
follows. AS will be found In the
record Of the testimony, Russell did
not attempt 10 correct misstatements
when it. was brought to his attention
tnat he had made them. lie insisted
UPON publishing, time and again,
statements that were not true, and
which upon the evidence Of reliable
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
BACK AT HIS DESK WITH
AN ABNORMAL APPETITE

County Treasurer Parker was at Ills
desk at the court house today after 4
l0.days session with an attack OF Il
grippe. Mr.. Parker states that the
malady left him pretty weak but his
appetite was abnormal and he hope.
to soon recover his strength.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT lPII0LDS OKLAHOMA
INCOME TAX ACT OF 1915

Washington. March 1.--Consti-
tutlonality Of the Oklahoma In.
come tax act OF 1915 was upheld
today by the supreme court in
deciding appeals brought by
Charles II. Shaffer OF Chicago.
from federal court DEGREES deny
ing an injunction sought TO en-
Join state officials from taxing
under the statute Shaffer's oil
holdings In that state, He claim.
eA that the state had no author
ity to tax non.resldents' Income
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
EN- GL|SH H EDITOR ASKS
WILSON | \ OC Ill Alto \
OF EU ROPES PREM|ERS

Manchester. England, March L.
President Wilson'S letters in tho Ad,
riatic correspondence, just published,
are considered By tho Guardian MS 4
refutauon "of the reports that his
illness had had some loss Of mental
force and balance" lt asks: II
President Wilson is suffering from
any malady Of political Judgment,
could not some American bacteriolo.
gist convey US q few germs that we
may inoculate our European pre-.
| miers?"
The Guardian continues
Ones chief regret in reading Prcs,
dent Wilson'S admirably phrased plea
for q wise and honorable policy in
the Adria;ic is that it should navo
been left to him 10 frame it. Ono
feels that England somehow has sur,
rendered her rightful part in the
drama to an American. IT is we
who should have raised our voices,
first against the proposed terms Oh
Il settlement which expressed the
very spirit we went to war to defeat
" = 3 We should all be grateful
TO Mr.. Wilson for eXuicating us from
q false position"
Rome, March i--premior Nitti il
disposed To accept compromise set
tloment Of the Adriatic question, ac.
cording to the Mcssagcro. by this
arrangement, the newspaper says
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

pared or peeled before using. unless such food be at all times covered
sale y" food upon nv Sidewalk, street or way, or upon any outside count,
IeI, stand or vehicle unless such food be at all times at least W feet
above the surface o. the sidewalk org ground
Section 8 Every glass, cup. dish, knife, fork, spoon or other utensl
used for the consumption of food in any food-handhng establishment and
every bottle OF similar eonta,ne1 used for the sale pr distribution of food
the serving sale or distribution of food, be subjected to one of the fol
lowing methods OF treatment;
:. Thorough washing with hot water and soap, followed by thorough
rnsing in boiling water
b Complete immersion in actually boiling water for not less than
five minutes.
c Exposure to live steam under pressure Of no, less than 10
d Complete immersion n a live per cent solution Of GaHsue ,oda
or concentrated I've for not less than 10 minutes, followed by
thorough rinsng in clean water
Section 9 No person who has any contagious. disease hal work
health officer having jurisdiction shall have the authority to require a
medical examination, by a physician licensed TO PRACTICE medicine N the
State Of Ne" Mexico, Of any person WORKING IN a food handlnf establish
.men' who he has reason 10. to suspect sfSt. IS "a affected tes w with a GoR na%n m die4I BE-
shall not work or be permitted to work IN such establishment. The result
S stet f5a". .Rn be- r PfogtdeS to G 5e i fSi'i beash f H N pl a ior% 4p ga '%i
by the State Commissioner Of Health
Section 10 No person shall ooeppy or be permitted to occupy !. a
preparation serving, sale or other distribution OF foods
Section II No common towel shall be provided or permitted TO be
used IN any food handling establishment
Section II No person shall expectorate upon the floor. side walls or
furniture Of any food handling establishment
Section Ii. The floors, SIDE walls, ceilings, furniture. receptaces, i'm
pemcnts and machinery OF every foodhandlng establishment n vehicle used
ir inc d Ora E, Oh ,h i"o %Sr Snan a. an ,a mrs r u fo" NJ nnca wa -, Hu
sanitary conditions shall be deemed to exist if foods in the process of
transportation are not securely projected from lies, dirt and Other con
tanina,on; and II the refuse and waste. products subject TO decomposition
and iermentanon, incident L" the manufacture prepaTatlon' packing s"T
ing serving, selling, distribution, or transporting Of foods are not removed
IN moving andnn Su1nne nuns, eh9pI"e mAmH. '%mm EsI ana om0 pro-
Section Il. Eyery. person, firm or corporation N charge Of or IN
responsible for the condition thereof. and il shall be his n its duty to see
rangemcn' and conduct Of such establishment are carried out.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

VI: e ss :ss Rss's q % + ' Bag OF OF VI When s, he s body ss' Z: ' .siasss is': amy Hs az S51s.-
s = :Ssa s ! : i {" the Ss pss.s sas p Is sh:s g q, T he ! sss !, sasl { s sSs :hs,
9 %sni be be: d %7ss ss to ss1 's s;i sss' '.a the s ss.1ss sG ' The S S1y1 al h ss ssiaa 1s%d'
any s premises IS permit H1 Rsf tho d isf Sasass' Of or any sns dead = gd Rf5'S Without % Sh' .psci al
s 3 Isas'5ss IRON %nt r 'es s,% ssa, ii' sftise ePa q = s s'6sf pr S5r ss%': t;:a Rs'% ,af E burial asisli
red" Wit the Rs'd date 'a aad p Saes Of dsip ' e 6sff ''S's' n "0'' ''''s'
a.e5 ss a lseot 3 .b ays5g P Per asm firm on G 95. ' 1se6s,s s s ssIins a ', saoi o i4se
sta Hs at sn Or l% R, agents. ss sBs" d 51 S She iat i" day df e. sS l@s d5'5 the G asqsoa, fG%.
Health each sale Ssf fr the SeE preee |fp m nP0n 20 or M foIm a Comm % W aGi id
Sonml5soneFi provided, however; that no peIs n firm or o9Grpors "n sell
record; nor shall such report be required from undertakers when they have
death has been fled in accordance with the provisions oI fhese regha-
Every person. firm or corporation selling a castet at retail and not h-y-
no,C Seaf frTni %J me b asP t%s S,c OF me body snail Snf io E' dgi inc Js,Sti a
TO the requirements Of these regulations and a blank certificate q dean
tn, s s's's OF = New No h 5sG.9G art; human sGT gadgy d ;asH Of a' ,SsuS 4S1 's sissae h .it@
e en@gaa, r ,yPnu ~ teye IL dPhdhe da5a scarlet fever eiandsr,; 3ndafah, or sfmosy
s sn 65 iS aI ssaT b and d.i faSty ri s1d eo, %fh u% a s s9,o - d ia,i6a' #. q G@@y
shall be washed with the asinfsetng fluid, envdopcd in a layer Of r.
y aheh ID az and ,neas g, ina in a m meta sasket. or in a eastc. the outside =,
all incased in a strong. tight wooden case.
-,. 5s,,iG !, 10 Bodiss dead from any ag, n, stated in section . ma, b.
New Mexico only when prepared by being embalmel and dsinfested N ~
sa>ks' oea>ed in a strong dsE, wooden or metal s""r '' " : ''"'
. qa ss'', %"n IN ,S No $ ''eo'? q: E New a 5oG9eo s; ,9 G3.d s} ss2.5 s s, ,sr saro.. . .a
OF the New Mexico State Board Of Embalmcrs
Sse'joa M, T. No tansp?rla,jog, somrany shan asolt pr ,atpmea. from.
c PnHt T"a anth "f S 4e9m %r IL by 1 MeSs S@r @"EE a .g1d n fI II.a,f h"d LrE @'. .S.r
fIuds a transit permit and a pa,rer approved by the Stat, tommt i,n,r 81,
-, Th, m ,5aas ng permit 5nm. shall rail- soa' an a physician . coroner. seroneay Q
o OF ' death, "a" and ne renewal "s%s @ ps-% agS as f bs r %S' fca"5yd an cause dat u place
The p2steI shall contain an cmb4lmers certificate, which shan s,e the
G de@S at "' a" of'1 name a a85' sdaT 1sa'" OF "5 the 5o n e6Ss'' ios,PnS e ' s%a = q, h,
transit form to be lille! out By {e agent Of the tansp4aanon eooo-ne
iM aH,r name tmr and n}& age Of Of The he, dcef~Sd f;d the '-Hse play and da'g l,-'h
Of the tran.ponaioa sompany certifying thar til, body Wa. sr'.r.i
g sa msfan. or orr idjS9Sls al IfT{ y ganfs no d Ig [Smoss, p' fWea IN M @I n" u'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
STATE OF new MEXICO
Department OF HEALTH
REGULATIONS PROHIBITING co MMoN DRINKING CUPS AND
yEa- COMMON TOWELS IN PUBLIC PLACES
AUTHORIZING ACT

pok SfsifP + S SsaBff FErS S 1 kfloS # 1919 .: -+ 4 bHE Ets,s RalsS " 4. ne =
is empowered to make. promuIrate and enforce such rule and regulator,
s as a as nTfess4 s5nt to me a G@iq thee pebfc 0 be5 ak "a p" o. TINS S'a'e 'S'''"s
Section 10 POWERS. The State Department OF Health shall have
supervision of the health OF the citizens OF the State ana possess all powef.
to bmng a sg 5n.I in '@ con nps'S for the enfot g an ~ OF he sfS' lawns ~S's and he
r4Iss regulations and orders pTonulgated theTeandeI b. The s,me Boara
power to investigate. control and abate the csuses of disease, especially
and other condihons upon he public health; to inspect public bulhags
institutions and premises and industries; 3" > =
PENALTY FOR VIOLATION,
NJ Se3 1siYe,I IS ,r,6 6hepteF IS laws OF i 1910 VIOLATION OF Avs MS
STATE tate. health law n OR Grdtr, i rule or Te gull tna.f 2i tn , satf BG bar l." %
shall be punished by a fine OF no, less than i've $500 dollars, or more
for not less than five i've g nor more than ninety go day., o By both
such fine and imprisonment N the discretion OF the court
REGULATIONS PROHIBITING
COMMON DRINKING CUPS IN PUBLIC PLACES
Promulgated by the State Board of Health ct New Mexico,
January rs, 1920
Section ! The 'e5m Cannon drinking cup IS used n ,tte,e reeula,
water to the mouth and available for common use by the public.
Section &. 1t shall be unlawful Ito provide a common drinking cup
In any public park, street or way.
hotel lodging house, restaurant rheater, u public hall, OF IN
. n pa ar s Gi 1 Eyd iA %%fS p sGtk s op.a 9' nc f S"a sfntraI Ta auSfa ''
IN any railroad station OF railroad car
REGULATIONS PROHIBITING
COMMON TOWELS IN PUBLIC PLACES
Promulgated by the State Board of Health of New Meieo
January IS, 1920
sectron J. The term common towel" as used ~ these regulations
shall be construed 10 mean a role towel or my towel wheh IS 81 Iy DC
each individual use.
section , Ii shall be unlawful TO provide a common towel
in-any building or premises used as a public institution. school
any part OF any factory, workshop, Office building market or
store Of any kind, which part is open to the general public
+ In any railroad station OF railroad al.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

section Chapter IS. Laws IF 1919 HEARlNGS-ANNCAL RE
PORTS-FJLES. AND REGULATIONS. r r " The State Board Of Health
is empower "a m.ke. urumul@te and enforce such rules and rceuati lis
a. are necessary TO the enforcement al The law. OF this State relating
10 quarantine. sanitation and the public health
Section 10 POWERS The State Departments OF Health shall have
supervision Of te health Of he citizens of The State and possess Az overs
necessary o. fulfill the duties prescribed by law with respect hereto ard to
bring actions IN courts Tor The enforcement OF health laws and IRE rules
repnlauun. and orders promulgated Hereunder by the State Board "
Health II shall be the superior health authority OF che State and have
power o . 70 regulate he sanitation and -afctt fL consumption If
NIB meat and other foods. tF.+"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
STATE OF MAINE

Deouty Secetary OF State
STATE OF MAINE
Portland. Maine FEBRUARY Is. 1901.
TO HON. ARTHUR /. BROWN,
SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE STATE
OF MAINE.
ing of the stockholders Of the GALISTEO
COMPANY, duly called therefor and legally
held at the office Of the Company, No. 80
Exchange Street, Portland, Maine. on Mon.
i07, the capital stock OF said corporation
vas decreased from ten million dollars
tSl0,O0,00 10 one hundred thousand dol.
lars Gl0OOO. and The par value Of the
changed from one hundred dollars GiOD
70 one dollar (S1.O0 each. To effect said
decrease in the capital stock OF said corpO.
ration, and said change in the par value
OF the shares of stock, the following &C
On motion duly seconded IL vas
NOTED'-That the capital stock Of the
corporation be, and the same hereby is.
70 one hundred thousand dollars (Sl00,O0O).
On motion duly seconded il was:-
VOTED Tina, the par value Of the
shares Of the capital stock Of the corpo.
from one hundred dollars 600 to one dol.
lar Gl.O0, SO that the oap..sl stock If said
corporation, after said change and decrease
aforesaid. shall consist Of one hundred
49, hN1EN 6Aaith % fAf IdN ENluG
Of one dollar $500 each.
On motion duly seconded IL vast
NoTED-rhat the Directors be, and they
hereby arc, authorized 10 take such action
as may be necessary to carry out the pro.
visions Of the foregoing votes.
On motion duly seconded il was:-
FGTEp That the Clerk OF ,he. C3rpoIa.
son. $, ,u ,S%9s T. and a'F i":,r ne i'i 10 h fre s's ~isss
The Secretary = State Il ~. State II Naine
e certificate e the d~ecr,aae in the capitai
'9ek and change IN the par value Of the
shares oi said corporation.
In each Of the foregoing votes action wa,
taken b. stock vote. whercupnn II appear.
ed that 5000 shares Of stock. being a ma.
iority Of the issued capital stock Of the
corporation. and all the stock nted
native.
GALIsTEo COMPANY.
nv LEROY /. HIGHT,
Cierh
STATE or MAINE
Office OF Secretary Of State,
Augusta Feb. i, lgJ7.
Received and filed this DAY.
ATTEST:
J. 4, ALEXANDER.
Deputy Secretary Of State.
Recorded Vol. S. Page so.
STATE OF MAINE
Department OF State
l. l. FINEST Thornton, Deputy Secretary
% STATE. certify that The paper 10 which
this ~ attached, 70 i true copJ tom the
r,cnrds Of this office.
have caused the Great Seal Of the
State to be hrrcunto affixed.
GIVEN under ny hand at Au
gusta, this fourteenth DAY Of No.
SEAL yembeT in the year Of our Lord
one thousand ninc hundred and
nineteen and in the one hundred
and lorty- fourth year OF the In.
dependence Of the United State,
- ERNEST TuoRNToN
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

Nth the endorsements thereon, - same
zppears Cd hie and ct record IT. fhs Office
Ct ~ STATE forp1ra-lon Coumissagn.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF IN
State Corporation Commission Of
the State 81 NcS Merco has
1sUs-s this certificate 20 Be siga
SEA- al b. IT'S Chairman and tht seal
Of said Commission, 20 b. affD
- at the City Of Santa Ft On
this Fourth day Of February A
n 1877
HUGH u WILLIAMS
Chairman
Att,.t
A L MORRISON.
Oerb
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
HAH OF MAINE

I l. Ersest Thornton. Deputy Secretary
Of State, certify. that the paper to @hick
this 10 sttsehed. is a true copy from thu
records Of this office.
have caused the Great Seal Of
the State TO be hereunto affixed
GIVEN under my hand at Au-
gusts, this ninth day Of Deem.
be in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and nine.
SEAL teen and in the one hundred and
forty-fourth year OF the indie
pendence Of the United States %
America.
L. ERNEST THORNTON,
ne1vsv Car.ta,g II CO..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-26
Noco Petroleum Company
Declares 5 per cent Quarterly D;uidend
First Divide7d Payable May 18th
To All Stockholders of Record as of
April 30th, 1920
COMPANY RECENTLY ORGANIZED ALREADY HAS
MADE FINE SHOWlNG-WORK BEGUN ON
NEW PIPE LINE.

Directors Of the Noco Petroleum Company have just
nounced that dividend of FIVE per will be paid May Is
to all stockholders of record OF April 80.
Dividends will be paid quarterly the future May August
November and February, and officers of the company said this
week they expect early advance in Noco stock result
The Noco company only organized recently but is show
ing activity already It's stockholders largely Ma
tional Oil Company stockholders the who
aging the National being charge of the Noco affairs The
company organized principally construct and
pipe lines, storage tanks, etc. and is announced the
company intends to begin work at pipe line from
the Al field in Butler county, kan to Atlanta, Aans. The
lines puva Okla it IS stated showed handsome pro-
its for January.
company officials this the purchase
lease Oknuee county, Okla tract with oil we'll al
we'll drilling.
The company capitalized million dollars and begins
dollars
has been absorbed by
cha
tribute which
oil Ca News, Feb. 18th, 1920.