The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
WITH THE OIL MEN

l.. II. koyer, president OF lile hOy-
er Oil Company, has returned from
Oklahoma City, where he had been
during the past week supervising
the arrangements for the staging Of
the Sapulpa-Ardmore football game
which was played last Friday. Mr..
Roger performed wonderful work
while at the capitol city and has
won the admiration Of the entire
Ardmore citizenship for his worthy
efforts.
Frank Jones, of valley View, Tex
as, popular in this city as classy
professional outfielder in baseball
circles, is here and will become asso'
ciated in the oil business with his
cousin, 0. w. Jones, well known
member of the local oil fraternity.
Julian Burney, formerly scout with
the Empire Gas and Fuel Company,
has accepted similar position with
the Texas Company in the southern
Oklahoma district and started on
his newly acquired duties today.
J. A. Heenan has returned from a
business trip to Oklahoma City.
L. J.. Lookabaugh. Of st. Louis,
has arrived in Ardmore With his
family, and will take up $ duties
here as geologist with the Roxana
Petroleum Company in the southern
Oklahoma district. He will work in
cooperation with NJ. f.. Carpenter,
also member OF the RoXana geological
department Prior to his arrival here
Mr.. Lookabaugh was at Rox@na
headquarters at St. Louis, which con-
Germ he joined about two weeks ago,
after serving two years with the Ia
nous Choate Oil Corporation at Ok
lahoma City. Prior to his connection
with the Choate company he was
with the Sinclair interest with which
concern he started mis- petroleum
work. Lookabaugh attended the geo
logical course at Oklahoma Universe
ty for three years He is a native of
Watonga. okla, Mr.. Lookabaugh'
- tdi OiQ hstb iANis NiNNhNf ''NO 80
with her parents at the Hotel Ard
more, holds the honor of being the
most popular child admired by mem
bers Of the local oil fraternity. Beau
ty. cuteness and some other desir-
able qualities are the things which
aided her in vampins the local oil
men.
]. H. Hudson and +. NJ. Backom
both with the Texpa Drilling Com
pany, have returned from a business
trip TO Mexia and Wortham, where
they looked over several prospective
contracts Mr. Hudson reports con-
tinued intense activity in the Texas
areas which he visited. While at
Mexia, his Cole roadster was TEN
porarily separated from his owner
ship, he states. 1t happened when
while his car was standing unguard
ed in front of a supply house there
a deputy sheriff came along, and
finding II locked. hooked it on to
another car and dragged it TO u ga.
rage a mile away. BY following the
tracks. Mr. Hudson located il. and
questioning me officer, discovered that
the later believed it was 4 stolen
machine. Mr.. Hudson made the OF
ficer accompany him to the police
headquarters 50 that the officer could
positively Identify himself a. an up
, holder OF the law.
& J. Wolford, formerly with the
geological department OF the Ameradi'
Petroleum Company 10 the Duncan
district has arrived in ArdmOrc and
will establish headquarters here n
superintendent In charge OF opera
lions o. his concern IN the Ardmor'
district lie will replace j. NJ Fields
| who has been transferred. To take
charge ot operations IN the olInul
/ gee territory.
Buyers at Pawhuska
pAWHuSKA. okla, Dee. l2.-Spec
I ial trains brought the usual number Of
I oil BUYERS here today FOR the Usage
I county lease sale. which began this
morning a large number OF tracts
will be auctioned OFF at the sale which
began at o'clock.
GIVE HEALTH; BUY CHRISTMAS
/ SEALS.