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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-02
ST. GAINESVILLE


TroualC CCurI
Joe ,ialctt.t. Guardianship. Nrph"a-
ton filed for appointment o. Guardian.
Sc, for hearing May \. 81 1T 10 IA m.
Notice .rd"rcL ana ISSUED - SheriN
waite sale OF Franklin County. Continued
Lincoln Lynn. deceased. Pcu'!"" HE'D
tn sell personal property stocks ut pr.
waite sale. Affidavit 10 SILL a. 'e>S than
appraised valu" l'rivcte sal, II no;
legs than $4,000 N" price ttAcd by TIE
& 1T. nrucr"d. rrd"t Issued ana c"n'
tlnued.
George l. Erad!icld deceased. APP
relocation filed to sell personal property
At private sale. Private sale at not
less, than appraised value ordered. or
der issued.
Application filed for order OF distri-
hu,ton of assets IN Kind, with written
consent of distributors. Distribution oil
aS>c,S in Kind ordered.
Rc1acca w Bubd. Guardianship. APP
r.!ration ulcd for appointment OF Guar
dian. Set for hearing May ?, !9@2 at
. a m Notice 10 said RebccCa w. Rundy
and Samuel Smith ordered and order
,;sucd to f,unicc Il. Henderson. Contin-
urd
Allen Stubs. deceased. Citation to
widow to mako her election returned
and filed endorsed with acknowledge
mcnt OF service.
Louis J. Bruny. Guardianship. Final
pcrount filed. Set for hearing May -.
1922. Notice ordered.
Kate Mats. Mothers Tension. Ap-
plication filed Set for hearing May !,
1922. James Z. clark Assistant Pro
hation Officer appointed 10 make exam
lnation and report Continued.
charles f. Lee, deceased. Proof O.
notification of notice Of appointment
Glcd. approved and record ordered
Realty Deeds.
The ShadySidr Land Company, a corp.
to- Luther : Iia.l"tt Lot No. 307 in
Shadysidc consideration $50.
simon rarpiNn ct u! L. Ninccnzo Du-
ran,c and Vintcnzo Narcotic. Tract Of
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SHADYS|DE

Steps arc being taken to form here
an organization of business and pro-
fesSiOnal men. The FIRST meeting Is TO
DE held Thursday evening in the Red
Mems hall in the bank building and
the purpose Of this session is to discuss
plans. Every man who Is interested IN
the welfare OF the town is invited to
, he present. Any one planning TO at
, tend should notify f. Bruce Dawson.
the druggist, not later than today and
plate will be reserved for him.
charge of so cents will be made for the
lunch.
Mrs. Howard Jarrett OF west lst
street Will be hostess this evening to
the ladies Of the Delpha Luke Class OF
the NJ l.. Sunday school. Assisting
the hostess there will be Mrs. Harry
Hays. Mrs. Robert Barth and Mrs. Roy
fleidlebach.
Mrs. Conoway and two daughters OF
Alledonia. who recently bought the
rryor property in Futhcy addition. will
move here this week. Mr.. Pryor and
family left Saturday for their farm
near Cambridge.
Mrs. Charles keyser, president and
Miss leila Potts secretary, of the
Woman's club left this morning for
prnniSon. Ohio. 10 attend the annual
convention of the Eastern District OF
OHIO Federated WOman's clubs.
The Service Star Legion will meet
this evening at the home of Mrs G. c.
Eronking on West 44th street.
Mrs. J. 5. Beatty of Wcgee. who has
spent the past ten days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Luthey, at Dover is expected
home tomorrow.
Mr.. Joe karcmarcvzoga, who had been
employed for some time at Webb mine
left Saturday for New York enroute TO
his former home in Hungary. He car
ried with him a considerable sum saved
from. his earnings here.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred McConn visited
relatives in Columbus over Sunday.
They were accompanied home by their
daughter Miss Jean McConn, who had
-pent the past month there.
Mrs. Frank Roscoe, who underwent a
serious operation in the Ohio Valley
General hospital two weeks ago. has
been brought TO her home. She is yet
very weak. but steadily improving
Rev. and Mrs. a. l.. Benjamin will
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in and at the meeting OF this evening
il Is thought that many more Will JOIN
Plans arc being made for a camping Ir'P
this summer. \ good location Is being
looked for and the date vii! BE- lN""
later
Rush for Canoes.
4 general rush - on for second hand
canoes for those preparing to so camp
Ing this summer Several young men
We're wise enough I" buy last fail when
the canoes were being put away lot
the winter and a. Il result got them
much cheaper that they can be had AT
the present time.
Special Cars 30 BellaIro-
Approximately 500 miners from this
vicinity attended the May Day celehra-
tion held at Bcllaire yesterday. Special
cars were run from ltayland To Ecllaire
carrying the miners 10 that place. Many
OF the men stayed all day To listen %
addresses given BY mine officials In the
afternoon but many only participated
in the parade.
Driver Did Not stop.
Word wis received in this city yes
terday afternoon to III" effect that
driver Of Il big cole S bit Ford llonS
the MI. Pleasant pike sunday after
noon knocking il of the road and
slightly injurinE Miss Virginia Fell of
Mt. Pleasant and 4 young man The
driver is we'll known In that vicinity
and caused much comment when he did
not even stop to see II the occupants
were injured, They wcr" removed to
their homes at MI Pleasant
Spring Training Starts.
Spring football training has started
in the local high school. Many candl-
In la. o
ported and i very promising bunch OF
youngsters are ON hand every evening
Tarvia Used on Streets.
Service director Swccny hNS Il force
OF men at work putting tarN.a IN III"
holes Of the streets. The holes being
ii!led mp are in the upper end Of town
and il j. thought that the streets in tn"
lower end IF town VIII ais" h" repaired
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Work Of decorating tn" interior a.
the Board OF Trade room Will he start
ed this morning.
Howard Williams Of Detroit was a
business visitor in THIS city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs John SamuclS If Taylor
vile. q. returned after spending >"N-
Cral DAYS with relatives in this city
Sheriff John ldd'ngs OF 81. Glars
vile was business visitor III I'M
city yesterday.
The annual business meeting o' the
congress alton Of the First Baptist rhur n
will take place tomorrow evening al
which time officers viii h" c,cctcd.
1, was reported yesterday thai many
more men returned TO NorkN!llc for
work.
tn. american Legion have planned
for :; big time 4, their rooms this eve
nir~ Invitations have bee" sent on;
aud 4 large crowd + expected.
i..' ,rur ice cream and drink your
80 De-. - Your drug store. lo"r drug
Kit makes il pure. ma -
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help to all sick women. 1t Il Wce0H.
full medicine, and / give you peHmi0ea
to use my testimonial and my Iooe =
graph. Mrs. EMMA BAKER Sl0 y
East St., Lebanon, Indiana.
These letters recommending LYDIA y
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ought
tn convince women of the great warp
Of This medicine in the treatment OF at
ments 70 which they are often subject
Mrs. Baker callsit - woncssful @sd
icine." If you are 80 fferinY mn
troubles women often have, q 1sei ~
run down, without any ambition o. en-
ervy for your regular work, take Lydie
F Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Il
IS a natural restorative and should hslp
YOU As it has Mrs. Baker and many,
many other women.
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months win his uncle. Bert Neon
Naughty in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. lnuls Fr"dricks OF kirk-
wood are the proud parents OF a I'M"
baby hoy.
Mayor Albert Young Of Brookslde Il
confined TO his HON" with illness.
Euhhir Williams OF Lansing Is able
10 be out again after several weeks
illness.
The Queen Esther circle "f the West
Bridgeport NJ T.. church met last eve
Mig a, the home nf Miss Hester Nk'".
Many local cleveland fans has JUST
about lost heart in their taVoriIe team
An interesting session Of counci' !
70 NC held At the city building this eve
ming.
Work on the improving or tadiz pike
8 going on rapidly and Will continue 10
do so unless weather intCrtcres.
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,ntt s%@j VA yct..zcd on the event he'u
.,' &C Chamber nt r"mU"r'" ''Hl wee"
..- The, n.n~ri, OF the ,f;y hospital
Pc. S,~y.,... Si,r Lesion viii hold
r.,.., 49,. S,;nr,llN. MI - -" cakes
trd va ,;-...~ ~, - lone made.
Til" ma-rla-, 80 Mr.. E''Jah brown
:,"d Miss llrrtru~r Nl:c" H"wn ~ an
"runcrd. IT," ceremony was rer'"rrn""
" Wheeling las, Thursday.
Mis- Ruth laaw''S has rcturhH" T."
Yer bonn" IN Fa!rm"nt after visit win
'"."ndS hcr".
Mr. R,.r, N>kcw 81 Gravel Nh has
r"'ur~cd from a nricf visit Il, harness
vie.
NJ. and M. ''harlNs Garman nave
returned from h-'ef Visit At canton.
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STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, AntiScptic Icmo VIII
Help You

Never mind how often Won have tried
aud failed. you can stop burning. itch
inr Eczema quickly by Applying Xcm"
furnished 10y any druggist for %"r.
Extra large bottle. sL00. Healing he
gins the moment Hemo is applied. In 4
short time usually every trac" of
Eczema, letter. Pimplcs Rash BLACK
heads and similar skin diseases viii be
removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy. always Va" Xemo.
the penetrating, aatiscptic liQTid. When
others fail II IS the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles OF al kinds
-- ADV.
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leave today for their new home In On.
bridge. Rev. Benjamin recently accs0t
ed the pastorate Of the Christian churoh
there and retired from this charge %
Sunday.
Mrs. r. T.. Boyd Of 37th street. who
was seriously i'll for ten days following
an operation is now improving and -
is thought she can be brought hone
from the Bellaire hospital this weekts
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SLOul2CD 0Oo~0 S
for q long time wa
hardly able TO Do ny
work. I had eome
friendsw ho A4d
taken Lydia q PINK
hams Vegetable
Compound, and NsZ
told me about It. !
know Whist Il hat
done for me and ]
recommend It ~
others, as ! am 1Ro
il will be q great
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,"'. ana W. u"' 'i anton
Ee'"T""' from Il ''''' VS. -,
nDInNt Md
HHItU1T re-
s'"
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wlIiI0mc kIl00f9l
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nIndnoodou A$SnYnnnn
UHllIIENlIdT HIlGl llUUli
'oSNJ
-
To- las. ~,d r.:rs for Ms Jane
Williams. Vii" passed away at III" ON"
Valley General h"~r3;al yesterday morn
.,l. q. E.lu ,',iorN will be held tomor-
row artr-nr,u at = "'r.nrk from her late
home an rad:2 r.H.. H., lu'u " Meet
r,.,nr rr ,... x rNyv,nd PRESBYTERIAN
church. vii ncu,.ll" lui"rwrn, Will h"
n M.r',~ Crmc,rr,
Miss Williams w-,S ~ Years Of aE"
and waS born at Snm"rton. bh:". Arr'!
% i>;9 She lad lived IN this city Tor
many years. She waS taken (" II" hos
Iata; 80" year a&n yesterday and AFTER
~ "p"r'.'ou some time AZ" ana was
%" h'r way - """"N"rE vine" pn'"M"h'"
So - '''' "E ".
MFS. - M"',.' a. 80 ~ .o, a.,
Emmett l.. cha nd'"r. 80 N"nSa> ny;
aud Mrs. NHc'' N'"NS. a. -. ''""'H'
~" brothers. Milton +. ""''a''H, ", -
Louis. and owe" Wi.I'amS' OF HF'"Se-
H'T'.
Dio Not 80 wa. -,;dcd
LIN N'%!', ', ,', S,,,,-a,, ~ ~
=, Martins re''E '">t xInI,
"iltrHrS' was I" nav ""I .,nr
Ip"'.' Nv -, &c tbou,,ht
N''"''' "'u ..',' ,,,, 49,. :, hr;nr him
,'.' - ,,,-;.I u,os com
90" !" - 49,, '", .Irors and laced in
:, >'".eu ~ r.,.
ny H'u''' ~,,.o So.,.+r
-, HT,:.i,,,r,. so.
i"e ~, sriie,nnnr, II T.
j '.'H ,. ,nmorro,r evening ct
., ,r Ms Nabcl Moore. All
.-r .n,,,,.sInd ;, attcnd and
80, 49,, .:.h, ,ff,rinr
''''N '''' ,,,,.s 60 a.l,.,-.
N tT,rdrc,, WIS called
,,,,,,.., ,..,,...,-d,,, - ror, -, jnurc.;
- L..,.;, I.rrrk MasSa VIII. =; =
-" ., ,hom s,,Il nxrl,d,L
''"''' - ! ,,,..., r, l;-,,- ,r !
- ',""' ,I,n.,n en- "a, ,,...
'''N',E "'" ,,u,,,., =, h..
"'.'
''''''' - -. :, 10y p.,,o,r
,-,i,',i,, ..,,r. win.
Many n'.'er> '"'- ,.-..I
~ "''c !" .,: ,,,lI 49,.
'NS t"s Nd! ""' ,r,,,. ,..r,.,.,,..
miners 80 ''". a., rn;n.. ,..,
CT !" '"e 80 -, at,,s.,,, -.
'"H - a. -; w. or,,rr,,,, 81.
~ .,,. ~ ,rnr hack ;r,,, r,.
a. '"'S '''N '''
'"'' u,-o r,.,n.
fntse r., GA
MIS-. " "''a"
son MarS"a. "'' --o,,
J"cn rem h"u :" ""' w I,a,,o,,.
tne'T burning """'c g. '"''''
carly Sunday morning WI N th'! "e'e
forced 10 leave tNe nous =" ''c'' ''- ,.t
clr'h:ng. Nliilam 'rh "os' "'""'
t9u" O'clock sunday M'rHH!"' cur. '"'
trn and went /" tn" Hl''' :" q" rs ny
work among the cattle. II IS SupPoSN"
thai while he was GU ;Nl"S rom INC
CRATE set III" nous" ''i'. E'''F'"'nG
was destroyed aud IN" Nous" N"> Ptr'N
covered with insurance. Th'' were
Will be cared Tor u"''' '"'! can '''''
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Tho 81 cities Of japan contain moro
than IS per cent Of the empires total
population.
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SURE TO HELP
SICK WOMEN
Mrs. Baker, So Much Benefited =
Lydi. E. Pinkh.m'. Vegetable Csar
bound, An1iou, to Help 0hsss q,

Lebanon, Indiana.-'1vas complete.
IL nm down from women 3 troubles a1N
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The kiwaniS club meeting ~ noon To.
day in tho Chamber Of Commerce room
gives promise uf h"Jn.. "a very iRi"rcS:-
ius, one. Francis ';I,l VIII address. III.
members OF the club. II. has only IL.
Gently returned from China where he
had been fuu- years dong "du"at,outl
WORT. w II Mr'iraw VIII rn;Lhr a -.
port ON a u,"'."- It NivHui~ trustees
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PORN Local Union.

The maiul"uIUCc Ot way cwplOyne ~
the Pennsylvania railroad here have
organized Il union. =. W. Mcf.udrer Of
Bellaire is the president Of tho rcX
local. Everett EaHer Of Shadyside y
The secretary treasurer. The local witt
hold its regular meeting n the Miners
temple auditorium Tn" sessions will
be monthly. on the Ia, sunday OF cacn
,npnth gt
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Did Not Show Up

F"Lnk kluia. whose house vas va!drd
q. Martins Ferry last Saturday by airy
officers. was 10 have had his hearing
before Squire Briiion last eEen'nS'
klndI did NJ, show un and i is thought
that officers WIZ have /" bring MIN
down. 4 S.i,' AMI al material was con-
,is,,I;ed nv ,na "ticcrs and placed IN
no snulrc,S Nfticr
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A meeting Of Il group of Young men
will be held at the city building this
evening at 1 o'clock for the purpose OF
organizing the Boy Scouts. Eugene
Wycuff and Bernard Fast OF this city
have charge Of the meeting. At pros
cnt about 10 members have been taken
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Briefs

Mrs. oliver Dur and ~,,'s arc l:~!''ur
with her parents at Son Tor f,w
days.
Mrs. James McEelvcv las returned -
her home hero after u brief liSl, -.
SteubenviIlcn. Ann"un"" m"nt * made
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II is understood that John I""'n'"
suspended from N" city police t'FSt'
will appeal his case. He Is charEeu VITA
neglect Of duty. The charges set !"rth
that he failed to carry out the orders "'
superior officer and search the NhSt'"
,italdi place. on Union street, that ne
slept several hours when ne Snou" nay
been on duty and that he i"tt ms us
trirt without leave begin given o! ~
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Funeral serI ICES for Mrs. LcOla Duke
were held yesterday Afternoon from h"r
late home In the West End. Rev. J. 4.
Morton. pastor g: tn" West Bridgeport;
NJ r. church had Ch;srG" Of the services.
lntermeut Wa, III i.luw0Od cemetery.
Bridgeport Briefs.
',r,,..rr,sl. -. ~ DupueSne pa
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Miners to BeuaIre

Many miners rom .di> city an" N.."'
~ we're in B"llaiu yesterday a'''i'
ny the May day celebration held u! 'h'
miners at that place. They part'.2 =
Cd IN the parade in the morning a.
II any remained for the addreSss"S :;
~. r,;rs officials in the at.' rr"Hu 81.
"a, ,ar.. took tn zen back ir1a. rr.
lo!~c
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Probe Death Here.

Coroner 'Iyd" =. Hardest, doe, tot
believe that the explosion Of :, ~l7,
started the lire which caused tn, dean
OF Frank MaSS.,. local Italian. early
yesterday. The coroner says his iuyei-
legation indicates that the tlr" was cau@-
ed by gum house becoming diSconneci
ed from the stove on which the SiIll vi.
cooking and a gas pipe 10 which it Wa,
fastened. MasSa WAS horribly burned
and was dead when the bremen rnulu
reach his body. The body j. ~ the
Myers mo-Suc being PREPARED for LurLu
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i..' lrur ice cream and drink your
>nl,. Il. YOUR drug store. lou- drug
Kit makes it pure. ma 81
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Missionary Society

The Women: Foreign Missionary So
c.c,y a. -" West Bridgeport NJ L;
church ~ .u""' tomorrow evening at
TIC non." Ut Mrs. MabC} Moore ~
members a. requested 10 attend ant
.nr;nr Their '''h" Offering.
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HAIRY M'I"unau::Ly ~ DuQuesne. Pa.
returned today after spending severn
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Called to BsllaiI-e

coroner r'li" IIardcsty WIS called
20 Rcl,a,rn yesterday 70 hon ~ inuc"t;
. ~. h.u'r . Irrnk MaSSa VIII" = :
anrncd to J"arh When ~''ll explode,
n 4 shack Mhr"N Ma>Sa MAS 'riHG IN
,rak,ng liquor Although tn 'n.in"~'
49,. held yesterday. II" verdict r''' m'
r,.;,LrrcI Tor q day OF 80.
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South N z. NotoS.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the S"Uih
Bcllalrc NJ T.. church. will meet nus
evening At the church. \ program VIII
De rendered. followed by a social session.
The Womans Missionary Society "t
the South NJ. T.. church meets THURSDAY
afternoon at tho home Of Mrs. Taylor
Corhett on West TwentS-thlrd street
The DorcaS class Of thc South NJ. T..
church. taught by Miss Nellie orr. was
entertained last ni-ht by Mrs. Mary
Henhurn AZ her hnmc az Shadysidc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

by the Humble company for the cut.
Editors note These folks down
in Texas must be crazy)
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EraH District very
Promising

From the Muskogoc Phoenix.
In the months TO come. tho Fran
district west ot Boynton a few miles
Is going to cut a Wide swnth In the
oil game IN this end OF Oklahoma,
The Wilcox sand is making real oil
ont there and there IL "a great scopo
of territory which lies yet untostCd
In the lower sands.
Recent developments in that old
gas district date back less than six
months, but I'm that time enough has
boon uncovered TO make 70 look good,
and the following authentic record
on its wells discloscs some interest
Ing facts
Hazlctt- No I, IN tho
center Of tho west Ine OF tho north
west OF the northwest of S.l3-l5,
drilled June and July, 1921, com
plcted az q 10000. 900 gassor In sands
1859 to i,9SS and 202O feet, are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
Fmthest North Well in
Western Usage Comes
In Producer

pONCA CITY, April 9-What is
now the farthcst north we'll in the
western Usage or Burbank field is
tho now well OF the Prairie oil Il
Gas CO., its No. in northeast
3O-27-6e, for 500 barrels. AL
together there have been l6 new
wells brought in during the past
week in the western Usage for n
total additional production OF 1872
barrels. The other Is new pro-
ducers are ns follows:
Sinclair oil company No. Is In
northeast 1865 making 400 bar
rels from tho sand at 2S02-2S66 feet.
Sinclair No. . in northeast 32-27-6
making 1850 barrels natural from
sand at 2,S95-2,9i0 feet: produc-
tion then went down to 1910 barrels
and following a shot OF 20 quarts II
is now making 2,40O barrels.
Laurel oil company No. in north
west 1865 making 200 barrels from
sand at 2,S74-2,9S4 feet.
Moore No. . in southwest 1868
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10

s'IIl delivering rna 10 tho Oklahoma
NI.ur1l Cos company Inc.
Tho Hmo company 30. 2 a hair
milo SCUM oi no. ] drilled last fall
'NWpI'''l d7 au Oh ana gas well lu
EIni from 2.pl3 10 1850 foot with
"I l'.
IN" same company 80. 2, IN Tho
n"f'NN'.t corner ot 10. drilled
l'h'uliIHt Completed March 1922.
ulIl'I "'l OF 1j.f gravity
'i .l iN' Wl'nok .ind, top ot winch
N. I'HhI 1' a't I''I ]" tf'W H DIG
.'-. I'"I1''I. N'. y lu the nurih-
'' corner gI mo northwest ~ Tn"
...''.'.i OF '-i"-l'' H HHH'i ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
Cattle Guards Constitute
Great Facility in Western
Usage oil Development

pONCA CITY, April 0.-Tho COM
mon cattle guard. such az may he
socn at every railway crossing In
the country. has come into new
prominence since tho development
Of the wcetcrn Usage oil field In
particular started something over a
year ago and " has become, In fact,
an important facility IN the fields
doyclopmAnt. The cattle guards were
there before the field was brought
in. hut the fact that they are pres
cnt, and that moro are being pro-
vidod, is ot the greatest significance
90 tho OH men who are interested In
that area.
The western Usage cattle gunrds
came into existence when the auto
mobile began 10 DE the main vehicle
{ OF conveyance across Osnge county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
Win the Oil Men

c. w. Webster, who has tho ,..
ord for catfish. sea bass. and ,,.e.
small fry, while I'd Perry atl b,ra,
the record for catching sha.. ...,
ing landed a 3OO-pound,r a..''..
the winter Is leaving with r.. .,.,1
for Miami today, and Will ...
fishing trip from Miami around .t'
Keys, and will arrive iu r.....
about the G5th. lie is horrE. .5
viscd that there are sHU n...'-
sharks I'm the deep sea Nator. .l..l
5OO.pounders, and II is up r. U',
to beat Mr.. Perrys record
Webster has a world Of frf..r
Florida who know all about r.U...'
and he is sure OF mighty good r+o
on his present trip. lie eynl... ~
be gone about 80 DAYS.
Fred Foreman Of the SoutDu..,
ern Petroleum company is .r tbs
city from Buffalo. New York
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-10
Gasoline Prices
Reduced Again

HOUSTON, Texas, April S--For
the second time within the week the
Humble oil n Refining Co. this
morning posted u 2-cent reduction
In the price OF gasoline. making the
new price IS cents The cut applies
10 both the wholesale and retail
trade. The Galona Signal company
Of Texas, Immediately met the cut.
Tho reduction applies 90 all Texas
common points. including some
twenty OF the largest cities ito meet
competition, not to reduce the price
OF gasoline q. tho reason assigned