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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
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Okmulgce County.

w. Il. Pines No. u. Barnett in
the northwest OF S-ll-l2 is "A $500
900 gasser in sand from l.s4S to
1868.
The Tribes OIL company No. 3 on
the n. Cobs lease In the northeast OF
6-ll-12 is making 25 barrels after a
3O-quart shot In sand from l.l60 TO
l,lS0 feet
The kimbley OIL company No. !
#. l.. Woods In the southwest OF 10
ll-i2 is dry and abandoned at
2 $50 feet.
Same company No. / on the Ben
Fun farm in the southwest OF 21-l1-
i2 Is dry and abandoned at 3,003
feet
Gypsy OIL company & Dietrich No.
on the w. c. McAdoo lease In the
northeast Of l7-i3-l2 is dry and
abandoned at 2,S5O feet
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The White OIL Corporations No.
M. Thompson in the southeast OF
the southwest OF 29-1S-5 Is drilling
az ?l50. No. 2 is down 1880 feet:
NO. In making six million gas in
sand from 1888 to 1890 feet.
same company's No. l on the r,
j. Fry In the southwest northwest
northwest OF 3S-is-5 is rigging up.
Same company's No. on the Car
din farm In the southwest northwest
southeast Of 32-ls-5 IL drilling at
$50 feet.
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and sS50,OO0 Is now available
through a bond issue for improve.
ments TO the present high school
building, which will double its ca
pacity; the Katy Industrial district
mas been made possibility and the
uptown terminals OF the Santa Fe
secured by purchase and made suit.
able by municipal legislation.
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At Itcggs.

The white oil Corporations No
2 y, Clayton in the center OF the
north line OF the southeast of the
northeast OF 16-f5-1I has had a
nice showing in the Tana.ha sand
from 2ll0 to 1882. II is drilling
deeper.
Same company's McWilliams No
! In the southeast southwest north
east of 23-i5-f0 is drilling at 23bO
feet. No, offsetting to the west
is down $50 feet.
Same companys ]. NJ Fuel No. /
In the southwest OF the northwest
northeast of 23-l5-10 is drilling at
1850 feet, and should be due in a
few days.
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PenrOse Is "FeeIing
FH;;y Wants In Meet
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA June g.
United States Senator Boies Penrose
was feeling fine today according
to his secretary who said the sena-
tor personally was In communication
by telephone with republican leaders
In Chicago today, Senator Penrose
declared he felt fit" and that IL
was only in Difference to the wishes
OF his physicians that ne decided not
10 attend the convention, His ply
sician issued no statement on his
condition today.
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sIpc Springs Has Another Completion

NTPES SFKINITS, TeNhs. June u
Moorman No. OF the Humble OF
IL Refining Co. last night started
making oil and today is spraying oil
half way up the derrick at the rate
OF 100 barrels day. This well WAS
shot about a month ago but has had
several joints OF casing and a bridge
in the hole which was partially re-
moved yesterday.
II is believed the well will he good
for from 800 to 500 barrels when
properly cleaned out. The well IL
two miles north of here in the deep
field and has stimulated interest In
this territory considerably.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

Petitions for divorce were filed
In district court Saturday by Louise
p. Bartlett against Frank l. Bart
lett, Myrtle Davenport against AL
len Davenport; w. o. Rigney against
Ethel NJ, Rigney, Laura Francks
against Edward a, Francks; Birdie
Roberts against Cleveland Roberts,
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The SkeIly Springfield No. 2 Har-
per In the northwest l-2s-bw moving
in machine.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
No. | Farmby in the southeast IL
2s-5w is "a rig.
The Paige oil syndicate No.
Johnson in the northwest 27-2s-3w Is
rigging up rotary
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i23 WEST FOURTH-For rent
sleeping room.
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BOSTON NORTH 2i3-Desirabi.
sleeping rooms. Close In
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The Skelly oil company has a
200 barrel producer in the Bartles-
vile sand on their Shah -pah -tsa a
l0tsc In 23-24se.
The Producers & Refincrs corpor
atoms No. located in the south
east corner Of the northwest OF 3l-
27-6 made 25 million gas at "A depth
OF 1850. The well was taken over by
the Guffey-illespie oil company
acreage.
Same company In making a lo-
cation one-half mile west OF tho
above well on the Same farm. where
y offsets the aarland OH a. Gas
Co. well on the east.
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Al OlanIIlnIl-

The Henry and Chicago Oil COM
panies are rigging up for a test in
the southeast OF the northwest Of
the northwest Of 12-1l-1O on the
Vivian Mcintosh farm. The sand
Is expected at around $500 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

The Henry and Chicago oil com
panies and the Okla. i. n G. reached
the top of the sand a, 2.s12 feet in
the middle of the east line OF the
southeast OF the southwest of ia
II and at G feet IT filled up with
400 feet OF oil in 45 minutes.
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In Lincoln County.

setting the l2 i2 inch casting at
800 feet IN the center. Of 17-15-3.
They had 40 feet of sand between
eight and nine hundred feet.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS i0R R>IsntD n
SECOND. w. 2f0--Apt. G. nicely
furnished sleeping room; adioin.
ing bath 2l0 w second, Apt c.
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VINNINNhTt, s. 92I-Nicc cool
sleeping room. Phone Usage 7l5s,
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smith Of IIrnrNcffn-

y A Morrison In reported to have
n good showing In his well in the
southeast Of the northwest OF the
southwest OF li-Dl-ll at n depth Of
2,i00 feet
The II. q NJ. Petroleum co. is
down 1000 feet In tho northwest OF
2l.ll-l2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
Franklin Crude oil Advanced TO 81

The Foco Or company today an
nounced an Increase Of so cents a
barrel in tho price OF Franklin heavy
crude, the price now being 81.
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knN County,.

The Twin State oil company is
drilling at l,765 feet in the north
west McCauley farm.
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IAst of Tulsn .

The Twin State oil company No. I
Koll in the northeast corner OF the
northwest southeast OF 5-19-l5 is
drilling In black shale at $3.50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

The Producers & Rcfuor No 2 on
the =. l., Fewcll in the northeast 4
l4-1l is a rig
The Welcome oil company No
Ianksford In the southwest 6-1l-ll
is rig on ground
The Shaffer q. q X. company No.
. Tolan In the southwest S-li-ll Is
rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
AUTOMOBILES

CAR ElIAtNtNG Your car repaired In
tho iiEht way boy expert workmvn. who
have been ton garHro men Tor some NJ
thc hlrErst ul companies IN the state
zoos South Cuauuh. West Tulsa New
Universal Garage
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In the Billings Field.

The Southwestern q Carter Oil
companies have set the So inch cas-
ing in their No. 1 Lanning in 2e-2I-
lw at a depth OF 1000 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07

around 50 and few cents less are
reported The demand for gas oil
Is strong and shipments rapidly
moving ON cantract requirements.
The crude oil situation is impruV
ing In the midcontinont field and
the daily production IL showing q
gradual Increase over the past 30
DAYS The number OF wells on the
sand and about to reach the sand
would indicate a continued incrcasc
In the daily production for tho mid.
continent In the next 80 DAYS.
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Oknnlg,N County.

Won Turhle and others No. on
the g, \. Milan lease IN the southeast
.6-13-li il rigging up No z Is MAX
ing 10 barrels after 3O-qt shot
The Milan Petroleum company
No. J. L. Martin In the southeast
0-l3-l4 is rigging up
Reynolds aud others No. 4 on the
H. sampson farm In the southwest
l-l3-lt Is drilling at 40 feet
Won Truman's No Doyle I'm the
southwest 2l-13-ll Is dry and aban-
doned at 1850 feet.
The Kansas Gulf On company No.
4 Josie In the southwest 2S-l3-iA Is
making 10 barrels in sand from i,o8O
to 1,954 after an sO-qt shot.
The Test OF company No. s J..
Moore in the southeast 30.1S-It is
dry and abandoned at 1000 feet.
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b fNN iIHNi way Toy oNVeft wNfhfuFN. VINO
have been tom. gerago men Tor some NJ
tho hrrrst oil companies IN the state
ltob South Cuanuh. West Tulsa New
Inl,cfsai Garage
HARGAiN
For sale hy owner 7.rassenFcr nuison
car excellent condition, rec same at tgl3
South Cheyenne
ron SALE Jitney car. passenger
Mitchell. price 1900 $500 cAsh. ti a day.
500 Thompson, 2n palace
1880 or MONTHLY payment frs, mort
10, fti.E World
fOU SALE .rsrc y. pasacuscr GOOD
,.,a1 Io' soed 'Gg good 'e,sSg' mg'' Hr,, ''n
FOR SALE.--Ford touring car,
equipped with starter. cutout. foot
clNolloratcr. shock absorbcr. a bar
gain for cash Phone Coly!n. Osagc
2Sf3 ana Osarc 24A,
FOR SALE light six 5 passenger
SWdchakvr In fiuc condition, h.
owner, price sibC Phone Cedar 6Si.
rom roadster for sale Auto brokerage.
ll2 Cincinnati oseF- 1eta
FOR SALE Ford touring car. electric
startoG Uassler shock absother srot
n.1,, ,ise. "99 H good condition ''o' 70 H'dfe
FoR sNLE.-Rig siS Paige car, latest
1917 model, 7.rassenEcr, unusually pow
erful motor and four Eood castings. Phone
| FOR SALE Grant 6 u bargain at
$3.50 II taken ut once Call Mt b27
is Utica.
| FORD truck Ia good condition. Tor
sale for cash, cheap. can bo seen
AZ iob $ Houston.
WANTED Ford roadster or chassis with
! delivery body. 2ti6 E. seventh, Usage
t2b3.J.
Two i1to model Ford srccdsters In
excellent shape and good buys,
phone Usage 4b2i-R, or call Rt Auto
i Laundry on Independence. between
Main nud Boston.
AUTO SUPPLIES AND RrrAms ~
IGus upNENCUrT and g. X FaEatnis
! will take care Of your auto troubles nt
1908 South guhuah WcHt Tulsa. at tho
| New Universal Garage. Ford motora for
Autos rOR UIRE-GARAGEs ic
ONE CAR garage Tor rent, Admiral and
| Wheeling, call osaRe 1i0i.
IFoR RENT--Coment garaEo. 20 N May
-n.l ------.----------s--
GARAGE for rent and scrap lumber for
sale al 81, W Twelfth st Allison
GARAGE for rent. s. per month.
Usage 7129.
FOR RENT Garage. $40 s. Elwood.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES la
| IL a u. MOTORCYCLE for sale at n
| bargain. can Cedar "a after 2 y. m,
/ 1908 " burnett ~,
wANTEp-AUToMoB ~
| WANTED TO buy good Buick six or
Dodge 8 passenger. Phone Usage
22l2.
| WANTED-TO buy u Ford touring
or roadster body. Phone Usage 24i.
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oSaEc tii! ur Usage GAbs, reward " TO
turned
Will PARTIES who took lnrSo Collie
dog from Hrokon Arrow sunday, May ."
plrasc return aud receive fs~std
LOsT--Lndy's topaz ting on S. Main near
the Majestic thCatctt return tho Co
Foote'S Cafeteria or the Mn1oslc thoater,
sTOLEN--Iord o b.passenger touring cat In
front ot Grand theatcr, Friday, June .,
two Goodyear diamond tread tires on back
wheels, two FiLcatone tires on front on,
Tor return, II found call sheriff wooliey.
courthouse or George Perkins, RN So.
I75 REWAItD
SrRhNED on STOLEN
aSoSt e@t'I i SanGs hands Sis6, weight sSou, 900
reached name small turkey track scar
Sadroas Sa s"i ." o noI sls, Bishoar, Okla
Of thief who stole rod outdoor brcoder
chickens from my place Friday night
Orrin Dickson, Fifteenth and Lewia ave
nue., II = Il No 2 .-----.
LOST--A check book Of First Ma
tional bank, cheek bearig my
name. Call Usage 1912 Tor reward.
STRAYED or stolen from and
Boston, one black and tan hound,
had collar and name plate on, Lib
eral reward will be paid for return
of dog, or information leading to
recovery. Phone Usage i2S or
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LOST gray coat between Oskhurst
and Red Fork: notify T. NJ, VIII
Jams, Oakhurst. GEN Delivery.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
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and have your car repaired At home In
your own garage by mechanic who can
produce written crodontbls7 All work
guaranteed Cedar it3G. Call OHsEo 37lA-H.
after =. IN.
FOR SALE--One Ford delivery
truck excellent condition. 4IS
North Main. Usage 7l1S.
MARMoN
first class condition, 1880, tl775 buys
e. balance monthly, See Frank Cuoco.
2lGi7 s Boston.
FOR sALE--MoEul Kerosene tractor l2.ab
horsepower Tital kerosene tractor. lbt
80 horsepower, Grain separator, 2h.inch
cylinder; Kerosene tank wagon and rub
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
ROOSTER HOBO BEATS
WAY THROUGH INDIANA

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Aug. 10. ny
International News Service The
ridine est rooster in the United States
has completed his last jaunt When
the Monon's night Louisville express
arrived here from Chicago at 3:5S
the other morning a lustv Chanticlcer's
crow emanated from beneath the bump
ers OF the express car Robert Gray,
a brakeman, slipped up on the bird
and captured him, The train crew
explained that the rooster. a Rhode Is
land Red, had escaped from a COOP in
Dearborn station. and had gone to roost
beneath the train At every stop the
bird was heard to crow, but he couldn't
be located until he was ca ght here,
none the worse for his Wild 22j-mli,
ride. Gray took the rooster home for
eating purposes,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10

committee may have an unexpected re.
sponsibilty.
Speaker Walker says he will refer TO
the resolution To- the judicial commit
tee of which Blliy Bond. the able young
representative nom Haywood, y chair
man. The committee may hold II for
several days and II will Finally there
will be a public hearing and then there
will be some speaking. Mr., Riddick
may appear before the committee, or
he may reserve his ammunition for the
house when II Is under discussion. II
was predicted Tuesday that the hear
ing would not take place before Thurs
day at the earliest and perhaps the
vote would not come before Friday, or
the first Of next week.
The suffragists are anxious to have
an Immediate vote. They want u vote
the minute the resolution is introduced.
They feel they hnve the necessary votes
to put II over now and regard delay
as dangerous If not fatal The anti
suffragists are pulling for delay, They
have nothing to lose and everything to
gain and to all indications their posi-
ton is logical and furthermore II looks
like they are going TO get the desired
delay. =
In answer TO the argument made by
one OF the advocates for Tennessee to
ratify and secure the glory and renown
and the thanks of a grateful nation,
Judge Higgins asked What state was
the thirty-Sixth to ratify the Eighteenth
amendment" Nobody could tell him.
Does anybody know
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10

ones feet. But the merchant or the
newspaper that plays the game fairly
will make more friends and fewer en-
ernies.
I'll the merchant and the editor show
their faith in their public that faith
viii become mutual. When the people
OF a community believe the home meT-
chant will serve them as well they
viii not patroniZe a stranger When
a citizen learns that the home news
paper can be depended on for the news
and the markets it will always patron
lie il.
THE stores of town and the news
papers are barometers of that town.
The visitor TO town judges II by its
stores and its newspapers. He sizes
up the citizenship by the windows OF
the shops and by the columns OF the
newspaper. II is a pity that this 10
not more thoroughly understood,
I'VE as merchants and editors must
not be content to provide the necessities
of life, but we must stand ready to pro-
vide the good things that our people
must have, and it is up TO US to educate
them to an appreciation Of the best
and then to provide the best"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
TEXAS DEMOCRATS URGE
TENNESSEE RATIFICATION

DALLAS, Tex. Aug. 10.r--Still lack
ing returns from five counties, the
Democratic state executive committee
met yesterday and adopted the partial
w. Bailey a lead of 2.522 votes over
his nearest rival Pat NJ Neff Of
Waco, for the gubernatorial nomination
In the July primary. The date for
the ruHoff primary was fixed as Aug. 2s.
The committee sent a telegram to
the Tennessee state legislature urging
ratification of the federal suffrage
amendment sowomen may vote in the
election intNovember, There was only
one dissenting vote on the resolution
to send the message,
A resolution was adopted pointing out,
that the accredited organ of the Texas
Republicans had Endorsed Mr.. Bailey
for governor and warning election
Judges to permit no persons but known
Democrats to vote Aug. rs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
TEETH PULLING FAILS
TO AWAKEN SLEEPER

OSSINING. y Y, Aug l0.-Tn az
attempt to awaken Pau Sleide, who Is
dangerously III In Sing Sing prison from
sleeping sickness all Of his teeth
were extracted
when Slcide failed 10 show any ben
eficial effects from the teeth pulling
Dr. Amos O. Squire, prison surgeon
decided tc tap the spine In hope Of les
SEEMING the tension In the spinal corr.
which Il is said. causes the sleeping
The operation was performed, but
Sleide was not aroused
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
CLARENCE GOT SOAKED
THEN BAKED" HIMSELF

WABASH, Ind. Aug. 10 (By Inter
national News Service. Playing in
the rain almost proved fatal 10 Leo
Helvy, nine. son OF Clarence Helvy. Of
North Manchester, II wasn't pneu-
monia, either. Leo, being very damp
drying process he drew up his kne ~
and pushed back into the oven. A lew
minutes later he experienced discom
fort from the increasing heat but he
couldn't move Then he screamed His
father rushed into the house, but could
not get the boy free until his mother
had been summoned to assist. The
boys back and knees were badly
sCorChed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
Doubt About House.

There Is considerable doubt about the
house as there always Is. The Repuh-
licans found some opposition when they
conferred Monday and took no action.
II they thought the Democrats would
defeat It, they would support 1t and
likewise there are some Democrats who
would support 1t If they were convinced
that enough Republicans would vote
against 1t to kill it.
Alt Taylor, accompanied by Judge
Will Wright, Congressman Win Taylor
and Former Governor Hooper are here
to help John C. Houk, Republican lead
er. secure as many votes as possible,
Gov. Hooper told the Republicans in
the conference If they would ratify the
amendment the Republicans would de-
feat Gov. Roberts this fall, Gov. Rob
erts let his friends know If they don't
ratify it he may be beaten and so there
you are.
Monday the opening day of the leg
islature, was as uneventful as pre-
dicted. The resolution for suffrage will
be presented to the house and senate
Tuesday and each body will refer il
to committee for consideration v
the senate. The resolution may go tc
the committee on constitutional amend
ments. Such a committee was APP
pointed at the regular session to pro
vide a place for members not other
wise engaged. 1t developes that this
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
MISS WILLIAMS
. GETS FACTIONS IN
LINE FOR CONTEST
Continued from First Page. !

A@OutlHucu tFpHl flTSt IHSc,l
and Mrs. James S. Beasiey, Of Nash
Vile. for the Republicans, will be the
big five in the fight for the ratification.
They can not be overthrow because
they meet the approval OF the governor
and Health dissatisfaction among the
members OF the Legislature who were
about ready to repudiate the amend
ment as a rehnke to fractional organiza-
ton.
But even with improved conditions
and under such excellent leadership the
fight is not won. Only 70 members of
the legislature answered to their names
when the roll was called In the house
Monday. There were only four more
than a quorum in the senate when 1t
met. How many of the absentees will
attend is matter OF conjecture.
1t is settled that the amendment must
have SO votes, a majority Of the num-
Der to which the body is entitled in
the house and ia in the senate TO OBJ
tain g victory. The suffragsts, Mr.
Riddick, Miss williams, Miss White
and a few others went over the poll
list Of members late Monday evening
and declared they found majority in
both branches favorable.
Judge Joseph c. Higgins. leader Of
the fight against adoption on constitu-
tional grounds. declared the resolution
was beaten In the senate at present.
He conceded three votes, Seaper Todd,
Frank Rice, OF Shelby, and Senator
Caldwell, OF Obion, formerly against 1t,
to be for 1t and still claimed a majority