davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

10 I skutecznie usunae, wres1cie -
2alezy tez cd tego, czy pacyent ma
dobra opieke, czy wykonuje sic pre-
pisy lekarskie.
Dyeta powinna bye " tel choro-
bic - zwyczajna, lecz po5ywna;
wszelkte wymySlne potrawy nalezy
usuna6 - podobniez potrawy ME
strawne l pokarmy cieakie, jak: VIE
prZowina, miesa zaprawiane, clele-
Gina, ciasta, kwasne owoce, sosy, Sc
~, zaprawy; ME nalezy pic wiele
kawy, a unikaC piwa, wilma 1 wogole
wszelkfch alkoholow. =
Egzema ME jest dziedziczna. .
PAM j. d. zapytuje, jaki Jest nal
zdrowszy pokarm ola jedenastomie-
~siecznego dziecka: A. czy lepsze
jest m1eko swieze ME pasteryzowa-
ne, czy tez mleko prZegotowane? b
czy takiemu dziecku NIGGA bye dawa-
ne Swieze jaja, jezeli TAX, to jak
przygotowane?
Odpowiedi: Observation-Disclosures
dziecko, kt6re zostalo ;u1 od1aczone
Cd piersi. powinno ctrzymac pokarm
wedlug nastepujacej dyety:
o godz. 6 rano S-mio uncyowa por-
eye niezbieranego mleka,
o godz. 10 rano zupke zbozowa
Cereals milk,
o godz. 2 popoludniu zupa,
o godz. 6 wiecz. jabiecznik, hub
nap6j mleczny, CRANK mcczone "
mleku (milk toast) albo tez suchar-
ki z mlekiem,
o godz. 10 wiecz. S-nio-uncyowa
porcya mleka.
Zupa 2 wyciagu zbo1owego powfn-
ma bye prZygotowana W nastepujacy
sposfb:
UzyG Cereals" cream or
wheat, hub ,farina',
l filiaanke mleka
/ fflizanke woody.
I fyzke kas1ki.
Do zagotowanej woody mleka wsy
pywaG pomaIu kaszke, ktora trzeba
stale miesza6, gotujac " ciagu 5 NIL
nut. Nastepnie przelac zupe do po-
dw6jnego garnka double boiler)
tax gotowac jedna godzine. Pc ugo-
towantu dodat troche soil dla smaku.
Zupa jarzynowa.
Ma kwarte zimnej woody wziac ,e-
dina c5warta tunta chudej I swieze)
wolowiny 1 gotowaG to ma wolnym
ogniu przez dwie godztny. Pc ugoto-
waniu ~przecedzie, ostudzic 1 zebrac
wszystek tluszoz. Do rosoiu tego do
daG jeden posiekany k~artofel, jedna
marchewke l jedna wiazke szpina-
ku. lub safaty dobrze posiekanej, 60
tujac. az jarzyny stana sic zupefnie
miekkie; DO ugotowantu p~rzecedzic
osolic.
Mleko, dawane dziecku do ptcia.
ME powinno bye gotowane. lec5 tyl-
ko doprowadzone do stopnia wrzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

Michael f. Major jest demoKra-
tycznym kandydatem IA re~prezen-
.anta W legislature, z 21go uS-
stryktu, obejmujacego warde l4Le'
Geese wa. dy 17tej, czesc S3ej TAX
ze Geese wardy S5tej.
Pan Maher, ktory przeZ Gale zycle
swoie mieszkai W tym dyStrykcle -
| rozu4ie / INA usposobienie dziel-
nicy Isl ludu, zawsze byi zWolennl1
KEN takich praw, ktore zsadzaty
sic 2, zyczeniami obywateli. ZostaW-
szy representation Dystryktu ska
dajace gosie W wiekszej czesci z ludzi
klasy roboczej, malych h~andloWco"'
posfadaczy dom6w 1 z w~szystkich ma
chleb zarabiajcych, Gala swa IDOL
nose poswfecii ma przeprowadzenie
prawa, tyczacego poprawy doll ROBOT
nika. W legislature .gsosowal "a
tenn by uzyskae oSm godzinne pra-
wo dla kobiet, "a podwyzszenien.
pensyi pracujacy kobietom, "a pod
w~yzszeniem pensyl Ma lczycielom,
st-azakom, po1icyantom 1 ~pracowni-
kom miejskim / powistowym ! "a
wsze walay1 o prawa robotnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

Do partyi chlopskiej wchodza
- z prawej strony - Zjednocze-
ME Ludowe, powstaie Z tax zwa-
.nej Skulszczyzny i Blizniakow.
Ma ono "a zadanie polityke i o.
brone wieSniaczego stanu wy
prowadziG ma pierwsza linie, dro-
ga pewnych reform agrarnych i
uprawnieh politycznych ola
chlopa, W sposob jednakze ewo-
lucyjny, be- nadniaru wstrza-
sow, W zgodzie z dobrem
publicznem calosci narodo-
wei. - Wchodzi do tel grupy Pc
VIVA Geese duchowiehstwa nizsze-
go, czesG inteligencyi demokra-
tycznej, i poslowie ludowi z ziem ;
Piotrkowskieji Kaliskiej Kujaw
skiej przodownikani So: Skulski,
x. Blizihski, Dubanowicz i Maj.
Ze Srodka chlopskiego ida Pia-
stowcy, zwolennicy gruntownych
reform stanowych, stawiajacy
lud wiejski i jego wyhczny, jake
klasy najliczniejszej, interes ma
pierwszem miejscu zycia pan
stwowego, stad radykalna reforma
rolna, uprzywilejowania stanowe,
separatyzm ~spo}eczny emancy-
pacya Z pod wpiyw6w ooszarni-
czych ! plebahskich; piastowc6w
daia tylko Matopolska, dzielnica
najbardzicj politykujaca i rady--
kalizujaca pred wojna i obecnie;
cjcem ruchu Piastowego Boz
ko, obccnymi leaderami partyi
WitoS i Debski.
Ma lcwicy iudowej kr6luja Wy
zwoiehcy vel Thugutowcy, ME IL
czac kilku Okuniowcow i Stapih-
czyk6w - wszystko to socyalisci
chlopscy - iadni czerwonycl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
WoDA i JEJ WPhYw Ma ZDRo
VIE.
-
Nspisaia DIR. III. G6recka.)
(Dokohczenie)

Gotowsuie woody. czyni "a 0 lyle
pewna. do picta, 70 zabija garazki
bedace W wodzie l niszczy truciZny
organicznego pochodzenia, lecz, natu
ralnie, jezeli woda zawiera o46w i
inne stale ohemiczne 3ubstancye
Ekodliwe dla zdrowia -przegoto-
wanie ME niszczy tych s~ubstancyi.
Ola p~odr6zrych, hub ludzi zyjacych
W obozach, albo tych, ktorzy musza
uzywae woody z r6znych studni, kto-
rych charakter ME mole bye ma
tychmiast ~ustalony, najpewniejszyR
sposobem oczyszczania woody jest
mice wiasny kociol l alkoholowa lam
pc I gotowac wode. Przez gotowa-
ME woda tract sw6t naturally smsk,
lecz to moze bye poprawione przez
przelanie woody kilka ray z jednego
naczynia W drugie.
Zwy0ajne fi1try, jakich zwykle
uzywa sic W domu, maia bardzo ma
"a sanitarna wartoSc.
W wod2ie utrzymuja sic Eara1ki
cholery, tyfusu, bfegunki inne,
kt6re rozwijaja sic W organach ira
vienna. Zawiera tez woda nieorga-
niczne trucizny, JAZZ GLOW, ktore po-
woduta z~aburzenia w odzywianiu,
wplywaja ujemnie ma asymilacye
powoduja rozmaite choroby. Navel
tesli woda ME zawiera " sobie spe-
.cyffcznych zarazk6w. moze jednak
podkopae zdrowie W ten sposob, ze
acyni organizm pedatnym do "a
patenta pfuc, such6t, lub fnnych sla-
bosch.
Znaczna cEesc organtcznych pier
wiastk6w znajdutacych sic W natu-
rarnej wodzie ME jest sama W sobfe
szkodliwa dla zdrowia, jednakowoA
ro1klad tychie ma skutek trujacy.
Zaopatrywanie ludzi W oczys1czo-
ns wode wywarso wiekszy wplyw ma
zm~niejs0enie sic tyfusu, antzeli in
uych chor6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
| A14
~
Z Konsulatu General.
nesO ~RzeczypOspolitej
Polskiej.
KOMUNIKAT I.
RoMUNIKAT I.

Z powodu nadchodRcych W
macznej iloSci listownych ZaPy-
tan, W jaki spos6b NIGGA bye u
dzielane zapomogi pozostafym W
Kraju rodzinom, Konsulat Gene
rainy wyjaSnia:
. PoisSa Krajowa Kasa Pozycz-
IOWA podaje telegraficznie kurs
dolarow W stosunku do marek
pol$kich i wedfug tego kursu wy
stswiane 50 ~polecenia wyplaty
odpowiedniej iIoSci marA osobie,
wSkazanej W Kraju.
Pieniadze IA ten eel nalezy ma
deSae W dolarach pod adresem
KOEsulatu przekazami poetic
wynn (money order), tSb czeka-
mi eertyfikowanymi Certified
or cashiers cheeky, do4sezajsc
tytusem zwrotu koszt6w przesyi-
b j rwiazsnej z tenn korespon-
dencyi "a sunny: do 20 dolarow-
50 eent6w, do 100 dol. - so cen,
"a ka5da zaS nastspna zaczsta
setoe dopAca sic 40 cent6w.
JednoczeSnie naley poda6 i
mic i nazwisko osoby ofbieraja-
oeti dokAadny adres, II. wies, po-
wiat, gmine, ziemie (gubenia) d.
R6wniz cddawca ma Podat do
k&sduy sw6j sdres, imie i nazwi-
ska
Sonny pienieine przekazywac
rso1na do kazdej miejscowosci
pUiAiej dla os6o tam zamieszka-
kych; r6wniez moga bye nsdsyss-
Ne fundusze, celem uiokowania
ich IA ractrunek wsasny W Pocz-
towej Kasie OsDczednoSci. W
lynn wypadku nalezy dla bezpie-
czehstwa nadestac dWie fotografie
formatu niewielkiego.
DIS kurs marek polskich jest
go "a jednego doiara, czyii s4.3S
"a tysisc mar& poiskich.
Konsulat Generality Rzeczy-
pospoEitej Polskei W Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
PYTANIA 1 ODPOwIEDZI.

j. L. pyta: czy ECZEMA srcha, fu-
szczaea sic - jest uleczalna?
Oy chora ma egzeme - powinna
,przestrzegac dyete?
Czy eczema jest dzied9tczna?
Eczema jest ~uleczalna: tak szyS-
ko - rzez zalezy cd rozwiniecia
choroby, trwania iej rozmiaru obte-
ella MA c7esci ciaia chorego. oraZ Cd
rodzaju przyczyn 1 warunk6w, ktore
chorobe powcduja ~pogarszaia; da-
lei - ely przyczyny te mozna rych-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

stynktu paIlstwowoSci. - zywa
tradycya i nowy bieg czasu powo-
faly ma widownie odnawiajacej
sic Polski zr6zniczkowania hasei
i program6w politycznych -
przez co jesteSmy $wiadkami wal
Xxi stronnictw i grup spofecznych
o zwyciestwo i gore pewnego
tylko lekarstwa i pewnej reguly
zycia pahstwowo = spo}ecznego.
Cickawem bedzie ola Czytelni-
k6w podanie nomenklatury idei
i ich zwolennikow, kt6re rzadza
zyciem wewnetrznem ciaia usta-
wodawczego Rzeczypospolitej
Polskiej. Robbie je musimy ma
try grupy wedle trzech stan6w
dzisiejszego spoleczehstwa. Pier
VISA grupa - Varsity oSwieco-
ne, inteligencya zawodowa, du-
chowiefrstwo, drobnomieszczan--
stwo i wiaSciciele wiekszej posia-
dfo$ci oraz resztki dawnej szla-
chty druga grupa CHOP polski
i inteligencya z niego wyrosia (;
trzecia grupa - robotnik miejski
i wiejski. OczywiScie, re niema
calkiem czystej grupy, nawskroS
typowej - Doc wiele wypadkow
takich, gdzie Z grupy pierwszej
przechodza do drugiej i trzeciej
i odwrotnie, ale bqdz co badz, o.
golny charakter ustosunkowail
tiIoSciowych partyjnych ME Wy
chodzi poza powyzszy schemat.
Me wziaiem tn ~jeszczc pod IL
wage czwartej grupy innorodczej.
ktora Il mas jest dose licznq, ale
W rezultacie ME moze mice prawa
do tworzenia odrebnej caioSci -
jake bowicm mniejszost stoi ma
boku caloSci narodowej polskiej.
Jak zaznaczy}em, Sejm nasz
zwoiany pod haslem: lud, ludu,
ludowi. z ludem - daf nam try
jakby partye: intcligencko-mie--
szczahska w mniejszoSci. chop
ska w znakomitej wiekszoSci !
robotnicza % sredniej mierze.
Jak w kazdem kole spolecznem
tax i w zyciu kazdej partly Sci
novel rozrozniamy prawice, Sro-
eek i lewice.
w szeregach partyi inteligen-
cko. = micszczanskicj, zblokowa-
nej pod nazwa Zwiazku Ludowo-
Narodowego - gi6wne skrzypcc
era Narodowa Demokracya, kolej
no ida grupy mleszczanskie,
ChrzeScijanska D~emokracya i
Postepowa Demokracya i pewna
Geese posl6w wiejskich. - Jest
to powazny czynnik zbiorowosci
sejmowej - odznaczajacy sic
trzezwoScia, umiarkowaniem, dba
loScia 0 caloSG narodowa i charak-
ter zycia spolecznego, nawskroS
polski i chrze$cijahski, LEGACY
sic z acknowledgement czasu i
potrzeba reform spoiecznych, jed
make W spos6b r6wny i ewolu--
cyjny. - Nalczy tn wyzsze du--
chowichstwo i duza Geese Dizsze-
go, ;nteligencya zawodowa - u
rzednicza, ziemiahska, CHOP i ro-
botnik, stoj2cy ponad kastowo--
Scia i ponad stronniczoScia opinii
politycznych. - Sila iloSciowa
zdobyta glosamt mast i dzielni-
cy Wielkopolskiej. Rel tutaj NO
dza: Dmowski, Grabski, Arcybi-
skip X. Tcodorowicz, X. K. Lu-
tosiawSki j Glqbihski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DIX. J0lEF j. YAK sDecysnoSc: poftnc W ohoroby ddeo / wcwnetrrnei
ID HELENA e G0RECkA = sp@yaLnosc: chorobyk Obet dLee I pdoknictwo;
DR.. JAN j. IS - dentystykA..
D., nhsra Arykuy reset oGoINo PoUCzAJAcEJ ~ d.edhnio. drowia
Ma PYfANIA osOBfSTYCH wYP EDKow I Ma PYTANA XNONIMoWE NI
oDPOMIADAMY.. Me PoDAJEMY RECEIPT. AM I'll WhRACzAMY w ZARzA-
.A.pyana ADREsowAo NALEtY DO EEDAKCYI, DoLACzAJ4C zNACzES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
Says Every Railroad
Man Should Read This

Peterson's Ointment Co, Inc, Euf-
falo, n Y. Dear Sir: ! was afflicted
with what the doctor said were Varf-
cose Ulcers, and up until about five
weeks ago l have been treating them
for about year and five months.
With all the treatments that were
prescribed 10 me BY several doctors /
received little benefit. and they kept
spreading and gave me much distress
and caused me to quit my work.
I was induced by brother brake
man 10 try Peterson's Ointment, and
after l had used two boxes saw
wonderful results. You can tell suf-
fering ones troubled with ugly, pain
full and horrid ulcers that your Oint-
ment is a cure for them when every
thing else fails, as | have tried about
everything. Thanking you many times
over l am. your happy friend, Chas.
j. Heyser, Battle Greek, Mich, AZ
Glenwood Avenue, January II, 1916.
II know and dozens OF people write
me-" says Peterson of Buffalo, that
Peterson's Ointment also cures ecze-
ma, old sores, salt rheum, piles and
all skin diseases, and all druggists sell
a big box for 80 cents" Mail orders
filled by Peterson Ointment Co., Inc,
Buffalo, n 7.
Ringer or Frame Drug Co. will
supply you.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
RE A D 7 HIS # 70 j
WANT A GOOD JOB WITH
THE CIVIL Sc RV| { {

Here's another chance TO edge in on
lnc!s r~in's pay roll at good initial
salary If you can deliver the goods.
Due to the making out of new freight
and passenger rates as a result of the
immense changes granted railroads
boosting their rates upward it has
become necessary for the interstate
commerce commission 10 have a LOT
OF help. Scores of expert freight and
passenger rate clerks are needed, Ex.
animation for these places will be
held under the civil service rules
from September % to October 20.
Those interested can get full informa
tion by writing to the civil service
commission at Washington, D. G. The
pay to start with is sl,s20,OQ per
year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
TEXAS NO. 8 ON THE
LAURA NOLEA FARM IS
IN PROD j CT|ON RU Ms
LOCO BA RRELS A DAY

The biggest news that has come
from the Hewitt pool in several
weeks reached here this morn
lus.- The Texas Company No. )
ON the Laura Nolen farm, in
section 2s-4s.2w, is making 1000
barrels and the well is still drill
ing. This well is $50 feet south
of III" north line of the section,
and 800 feet west of the east line.
Ii is the farthest southwest well
In the field.
The top of the sand was reached
at 2,148 feet, the sand has been
penetrated a depth of S3 feet.
The well put 29 feet and .
inches In the tank in "a hours.
1t Is very likely that deeper
drilling will increase the produc-
tion.
The Texas Company, which is
the discovery company in the new
pool. Is also the owner OF another
well which Is in the process of
being drilled In, and which is max
ing 1000 barrels.
This well is on the Horton farm,
in section 2l.4s-2w. aud is also in
the southwest portion of the field.
The royalty on this farm is
owned by NJ. ID. Smith, who is
now visiting in Vermont. This
well has penetrated the sand
depth Of 60 feet. Ii put 30 feet
and one inch Of oil in the tank i'm
one day, which is just four Inches
less than the record made by the
well on the Nolen farm. This well
is making 1000 barrels day.
These two biz gushers in the
southwest portion of the field will
result in stimulating activity in
that portion of the field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
Open Season For.
Doves Begins To day.

The open season for doves begins
today September /. They may be
killel up to December Is and fifteen
is the limit that may be killed in one
day. This means one person can kill
that many and does not mean that
where three or four hunters go to-
gether one can kill 60 doves and dis
tribute them among those who killed
none. Hunters are warned 10 be care
fu! in this respect The law in regard
to other game follows:
Quail and Mexican pheasants,
months Of December and January, bag
limit l5. Ducks and geese October 16
to January 81 bag limit 25 ducks,
and plovers; eight for all species Of
geese. Turkeys, March and April
The limit three gobblers in one year.
Deer, November and December, the
limit 3 bucks in one year. Birds ana
animals which il is unlawful to kill
at al during period Of five years
ending June Is 1924 are woodchuck
woodduck, prairie chickens. grouse,
antelope and Rocky Mountain sheep.
1t is unlawful TO shoot ducks, deer,
or geese bet/sen sunset and half
hour before sunrise and they should
be killed only with gun held to
the shoulder. 1t is unlawful 10 use
traps snares, deadfalls or any other
trapping devices to take them. No
other kind Of game bird can be
legally trapped except by written per.
mission Of the game, fish and hunting
commissioner. Using deer call whis
lie or decoy is prohibited except that
the rafting Of deer horns is allowed
In order TO hunt outside the county
Of ones own residence II is necessary
to make an affidavit that the shipper
billed II in person for his own US,
and not for sale and attach Ms-
Of the game so shipped which Is moi
10 be removed during passage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
COMPULSORY N Ed CAL
EX NJ \ 4 T|ON IS \ OF
SAN CT|OA Ed BY | A v

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept. l.
Parents are not forced to permit
examination of their children by
physicians before attendance at
public schools, L. L. Fulton, as
sistant to the attorney genera,
ruled today,
Mr.. Fulton said there Is no
state law providing for such com
pulsory examination. The sLpern-
tendent Of schools OF Cherokee
asked whether examinations could
be required If doctors Of the school
district would agree TO give them
without charge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
Bank Brings Suit

The Guaranty State Bank has filed
suit in the district court against W.
g. Allender, to recover possession Of
some drilling machinery which the
plaintiffs claim is being wrongfully
detained from them by the defend
ant.
The machinery, which includes drill
ing tools, boiler. engines, etc, is To-
Gated in the Hewitt field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
Gate Rate Hearing Sept. 4.

Oklahoma City, Sept. dates for
hearing Of the application Of the Ok
lahoma Natural Gas Company, for a
city gate rate were again changed
oy the state corporation commission.
Oral arguments Of attorneys will be
heard Sept. 4, as originally set, but
valuation figures of the company will
not be submitted, until Sept. 10.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01

Columbus-Governor Cox, Franklin
D. Roosevelt, and DR.. Watkins, pro.
hibition presidential candidate address.
ed the Ohio state fair, Cox criticising
Harding's league Of nations plan, and
Watkins criticising the league plans
Of both parties and declaring prohi-
bition to be the paramount issue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
SUPREME COURT DISMuSSES
CASE OF ALIENATION
WIFF'S AFFECTIONS

Oklahoma City, Sept. 1.-The state
supreme court today dismissed the ap-
peal of Eastman Richard from yer.
dict from the district court OF Mus.
kogee county awarding $1,000 damages
to James Claxton for alleged alena.
ton of his wife's affections.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01

Tulsa.--Guy Mckenzie, sentenced to
life imprisonment in connection with
the death Of c. p. Reuter- here in
1912, paroled last year by Governor
Robertson, and who broke his parole,
was captured by a deputy sheriff
at Skiatook
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01

Kansas City.-Walker Lee, convict.
ed Of attacking a white woman at
Independence, Mo. last June was
sentenced 20 be hanged Sept. 30. Ap.
plication for appeal was made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01

No. 9 on the Dillard farm, in sec
tion %. 4s-2w, is cleaning out the
hole at a depth of 1895 feet. No, Is
agitating at 1882 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-01
MARIETTA'S FIRST BALE
OF COTTON TO-DAY
Special TO The Ardmoreitel

V-FN~t-<t tIlt1
Marietta, Okla, Sept. 1.-The first
bale OF the 1920 crop, Love county,
was brought here today.
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Harris.StraMn Files Suit

The Harris.Strawn Oil Company,
corporation. has filed suit in the dis.
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Humble Drilling Report

Humble Oil and Refining Company
No. on the Bennett farm, in sec'
ton 16. 4s-2w, is underreaming at
depth OF 565 feet.
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No. l on the Gazaway farm, in sec
ton 16. 4s.2w, is flowing 81 barrels
at a. depth of 1909 feet. No. is
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the guest of Mrs. p. Z. Billups, while
in Oklahoma City. En- route home she
will visit in Norman.
Miss Lucy Pennybacker has returned
home from Camp Nakanawa in Tenn
essee.
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trict court against j. H. Cook. trus-
tee Of the Ardmore Producing and Re'
filming Company, a bankrupt, 1or
judgment, to the amount Of S6,5O0,
which the plaintiff claims represents
the balance due them for the con-
struction and erection OF a tank for
the defendant.
In their petition, the plaintiffs al
lege that on August 81, 1913, they
contracted with the defendant to fur
nish certain materials for the con-
struction and erection of a 55,OOO
barrel steel tank, situated in the
north half of the northwest quarter
of section 5, 5s-2w, and the south
half Of the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 81, As
2w, of which property the defendant
was the owner. The plaintiffs further
aliege that the defendant agreed to
paw $4,000 for the material and con-
struction and erection, to be palo
for, $500 by cash, and the balance
by promissory note dated August
81, 1918, for a period Of one year,
and bearing per cent interest
The plaintiffs, through their treas
urer, Frank L. Ketch filed a verified
statement in the court clerks office
so that they could obtain lien upon
the premises of the defendant.
On December 5th. 1913, petition
was filed in the United States court
asking that the Ardmore Producing
and Refining Company be adjudged
bankrupt. A receiver was appointed
to take charge of the property, ana
J. H. Cook was elected trustee.
The plaintiffs ask that Judgment
be rendered against the defendant,
and that 1t be declared a first and
prior lien upon said premises, that
the lien be foreclosed and the prem
ises ordered sold.
The Carter Oil Company No. l, on
the S. A. Ambrister farm, in section
is. 4s.2w. has reached a depth 'oi
2295 feet. and the hole Is standing
in oil.
Templeman Oil Corporation NO. l
ON the 5. A. Ambrister farm, in sec
tion IS, 4s.2w, has reached a depth
Of 2Ol0 feet.