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The Washington times., 1922-10-13

the race for the United States Sen.
atorship as we'll az the referendum
on liquor. The citizens voting are
from country districts as well as
from Cincinnati. The results re-
vealed are amazing.
Almost five times as many votes
are being cast in favor of the LIQUOR
referendum as are being cast against
II. Meanwhile. the Ohio Anti-Saloon
league Is attacking Pomerene, the
Democratic candidate for United
States Senator, and supporting Fess,
the Republican candidate. 1t Ia at
tacking Pomerene extremely violent
ly and supporting Fess extremely
vigorously. And Ohio is the head.
quarters Of the Anti.Saloon league
Of the whole country. Nevertheless,
the Cincinnati Enquirer poll shows
Pomerene running ahead Of Fess
by quite wide margin.
II happens further that wetness.
according to the Anti.Saloon league,
10 far to much REPRESENTED among
the Democratic candidates in Ohio
for the lower house OF Cons gress. The
lSs WttnebS nelD TO
float these candidates Of help to
drown them?
According to the Cincinnati En-.
quirer poll, II ought to help to
float them.
II Ia within possibility that the
President might get Republican
Congress. but at the same time ret
Democratic wave in Il from
Ohio. This would be extremity
embarrassing both to him ana 10
Attorney General Daugherty, II
would mean a grave loss OF perso.
nal prestige to both Of them.
Hence the dispatching Of first.
class oratorical shock troops to Ohio
from the Republican national camp.
Ohio's Congressional districts went
heavily Democratic after the Repub-
lican Mckinley tariff bill Of 1889.
They went overwhelmingly Demo.
cratic after the Republican Payne.
Aidrich tariff bill Of 1909. cannot
find that the Democrats this year
look forward with any great confi.
dence toward breaking the whole Re.
publican Congressional battle line.
Put they will. of course, break a Ger.
tain considerable part of II, and n,
In addition. they make q Spectacular
capture OF the Ohio sector and the
Harding line. they win count Il an
autumn well spent
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
RECORD QUEEN
Of HONEY BEES
|SON MAIL TRIP
Half Interest in Ownership Of
Her Sold for $50, the
Highest Known Price.

AMENIA. N. D., Oct. ia half
interest in Achievement Girl-a
queen honey bee of the Armenia
apiaries--has been sold to j. NJ. Cut.
ter a Son, Montgomery, Ala, for
$3.50, setting a new record for bee
values, according to w. "A. Critics,
manager OF the Armenia bee farm.
The queen was mailed to Alabama,
where she will pass the winter, TO be
returned to North Dakota next
spring. She was member OF a
colony which last summer set one Of
three worlds records for honey pro-
duction. according to Mr.. Critics.
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
BOY T0RTURES
WOMAN To GET
HIDDEN MONEY
Applies Matches to Body Of
PoIiceman's Wife In
Burglary Attempt.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s-PolIce last
night were making a city.wide search
for a youth Of nineteen who yester-
day afternoon tortured Mrs. Chaun.
cey v. Sch1ltx. forty.two. wife of
policeman. in her home in Jamaica.
Queens. by holding burning matches
to her body and brandishing an iron
bar ana iong-biaded knife in an cf-
fort to force her to tell where her
money and jewelry were.
Mrs. Schultz went to bed at 3I5
In her room on the second floor. As
she slept the youth climbed through
the basement window and picked up
the iron bar. part Of an automobile
axle. Then he crept to the second
floor. Mrs. Schultz awakened to
find the youth standing over her.
Theatens TO Kill Her.
Keep quiet or I'll kill YOU" said
the intruder. and brandishing the
weapon he demanded. Where are
your money and Jewelry?"
Before the woman could scream,
the youth pinioned her arms. Then
he tore off her nightdress. Lighting
n cigarette he was about to fling
away the burning match when ap.
parently the idea Of torture occurred
10 him.
Taking a handful of matches
from his pocket he began lighting
them. Gaping his hand over the
wonan's mouth 20 neighbors would
not. hear her scream he held one
OF the. flaming matches to her body
Now. will you teils" ne asked
Mrs. Schultz shook her head.
As she lay there. helpless. Mrs
Schultz. thought Of a. plan to rid
herself Of her tormsntor for at
least q few minutesI She would
say the money and Jewels were In
the parlor. As the Handal again
placed a match to Der body tho
woman told him. My valuables
are In the parlor."
Woman Cries For Help.
The youth bound her hand and
foot with several OF her sons neck
ties and left her. Soon she heard
him ransacking the parlor down
stairs.
After squirming about for a few
minutes Mrs. Schultz worked her
feet loose and hobbled to a window
Climbing out on the roof Of the
front porch she screamed for help
As neighbors answered her cries
the youth fed to a strip Of woods
several blocks away. The robber
o,nt pnthin~
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
SESSION
NOVEMBER 70
NOW fS.L|KE[Y
G. O. p. Leaders and President
Tentatively Agree on Date
To Reopen Congress.
By GEORGE r. HOLMES.
International News Service.

A tentative, agreement has been
reached between President Harding
and Legislative leaders to summon
Congress back to Washington in
extra session on November 20,
thirteen days after the country de-
cides on the political complexion
of the new Congress at the polls, It
was learned today.
VIII Work Up to March.
The decision resulted from a series
of conferences the President has
held with Republican leaders at the
White House this week, at which q
fairly comprehensive program for
the expiring sixty-seventh Congress
will be issued November 10.
It Is the present plan Of the White
House to drive the dying Sixty-sev.
enth Congress full tilt right up to
March 3, the date Of its legal expira.
ton, and then not call the new Sixty
eighth into session until the regular
winter session begins in December.
| Mr.. Harding desires to get Con-
gress back on basis Of ''normalcy." {"
This embraces the elimination OF the
almost continuous extra sessions
which Washington has witnessed
since the beginning Of the Wilson
administration in 1918. 1t is the
Presidents opinion that Congress
should not be In Washington all the
time, as 1t has been for the last ten
years. He believes Congress should
spend five or six months In the Capi.
tai and then go home. Continuous
sessions not only keep the Executive
| branch Of the Government In not
| water most of the time, but they
keen the country in state OF agita.
ton by new legislation and too
much talk"
Big Bills Are Ready.
II is Mr.. Harding's idea that the
Sixty-seventh Congress should pass
the eleven major appropriation bills
pass the ship subsidy legislation
and perhaps a few other pieces OF
legislation deemed necessary, and
then pack up and go home. AT
the Presidents direction. Senator
warren (tep.b OF "yoHiHb uu
Congressman Madden Rep) of I'LL.
nois, chairmen of the Senate and
House Appropriation Committees
are remaining over in Washington
and working continuously to get
! the appropriation measures In shape
for immediate presentation to Con
gress in December.
Congressman Madden has In
formed the White House he will
have five big appropriation bills
! ready to shoot in between December
4 and 10. These and the Admins
tration's ship subsidy bill are ex
pected to occupy many weeks.
The President has Informed Re
publican leaders that he distinctly
does not want Congress In session
next summer and will not call Z
session until the following Decem
| Der unless some grave public emer
gency arises.
Mr.. Harding wants to 20 to the
Pacific coast and thence to Alasiks
starting next May or June, TO b,
gone several months. ana no canno,
we'll 70 II Congress 10 sitting IL
tho Capitol. He believes next sum
mer will be an ideal time to gel
Washington back To normaicy,"
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
REPUBLICANS
WORRY ABOUT
H0LD|NCH0USE
Democrats Making Optimistic
Campaign for One Hundred
Seats, Says Hard. o..
By WILLIAM HARD.
Cosmopolitan News Service Staff
Correspondent.

Copyright. i's'l s.sy,.ssS BY SoS'moD0'i'.a News
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Looieing at
the fights for seats In the lower
house OF Congress. II at once be-
comes clear that the area of
heaviest combat is in the states
on a line from New York City TO
The Washington times., 1922-10-13

Kansas City, and
that the really
bloody angle in,
this line is In
the Presidents
own State OF
Ohio. The ef-
feet Of this fact
on the Presi-
dents own po.
litical fortunes
is arou 8 | n 6
m u oh inquiry
and comment.
The Washington times., 1922-10-13

In the present
House Of Repre-
sentatives. the
Republicana have
The Washington times., 1922-10-13

has never seemed greatly interested
in women generally, his friends say,
despite having personal charms that
would make him center OF interest
in any gathering Of women folk,
The general view Of the Bulgarian
people may be epitomized In this
quotation from one Of them:
"Ex-Czar Ferdinand can never re.
turn, but Car Boris will never be
exiled, he's a wonderful and generous
man. We love him."
So Il would be to no totterina
throne that an American girl would
come to. II she became Queen Of the
Bulgars.
As to finances. the Bulgarian gov.
ernment allows the King 1900. 900
,eva, normally about $3.50. 900, for up.
keep OF the palaces. but this amounts
TO only S1I 900 a year at the present
rate OF exchange. 30 II an Ameri.
can girl was favored with q sub.
stantial bank roll. Il would come IN
handy for trips 10 Paris for feminine
finery. All the European royalty
get their duds from Paris,
The Washington times., 1922-10-13
Would Wed American.

Later in the interview. after the
writer had been made more at eose.
Car Boris frankly admitted his po-
sition. ...
No doubt, 10 you should ask him,
n I did. whether he would marry
an American girl, or 60 to America,
where, assured him. he, would
"rcceive charming treatment" YOU
wovld get the same as that l did.
namely:
II want to 60 to America some
Gouid just as soon marry. an
- girl n I loved her."
and when did regal lover
rde OF purer gold than
The Washington times., 1922-10-13

The number of doubtful districts
in Pennsylvania is extraordinary. 1t
amounts to at least a third OF the
total number of districts. But the
case of Ohio. while less remarkable.
Is likely TO be much more important.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
New Graham Well in
Gas Sand at 2O6O Feet

Magnolia Petroleum company's No.
on the J. F. Bennett farm, in the north.
west Of the southwest Of the northeast
quarter of section 81, 2s-2w, is making
100000 feet Of gas from sand topped
at 2060 feet, and penetrated about eight
feet. with the drill still in it. The
boilers are now being moved back pre-
paratory to drilling deeper.
Magnolia Petroleum company's No.
on the j. H, Bennett farm, in the
southeast cf the southwest of the north
west quarter of section 81, 2s-2w. is
running the 81 inch casing to 1896
feet.
Magnolia Petroleum company is NOV
ing in tinbers for its No. 3 on the J
II. Bennett farm, in the northwest OF
| the northwest Of the northwest quarter
Of section 81, 2s.2w. slightly less thar
one-half mile west Of production
Templeman.Frantz have completed
rigging up on their No. / on the Choa
farm, in the center of the northeas
of the northeast Of the northeast quar-
ter of section SO. 2s-3w. and also OF
their No. on the same lease, in th
center of the northwest Of the north
east Of the southeast quarter of sec
ton SO. 2s-3w. Both tests, which arr
located one.half Of a mile west of pro
duction, are ready to start drilling.
Humble Oil and Refining company
No on the Burrows farm, in tn
northwest Of the northeast Of the north
east quarter of section 81, 2s-Sw, i
drilling in shale at 2400 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

The operators of the Noble-Neustadt
test on the Bell farm in the southeast
Of the northeast quarter Of section /,
5s.2w, three.fourths of mile southeast
of production in the Bayou district ana
one.hah mile southwest of the Empire
production in section 6. 5s.1w, are plug
ging the hole preparatory to abandon
ing. Total depth is 3040 feet in salt
water sand which was topped at 3023
feet. During the drilling in this test no
showings of either gas or oil were en-
countered. The well was drilled with
the rotary tools to 2100 feet where the
s.inch casing was cemented and the rig
standardized. The operators are believ-
ed to have established a record in the
handling Of casing in a test OF this
depth. A total Of 1856 feet of six-inch
casing was picked up, underreamed and
reset seven times and all efforts to shut
out upper water sands proved success
full. No trouble was had at any time
with parted or frozen casing, Five wa
ter sands were passed through during
| the drilling
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

west OF the northeast quarter OF sec
ton 81 4s.2w, twin 10 No. I.
Magnolia Petroleum Company's NO.
II ON the Cruce farm in the southwest
of the northwest of the northeast quar-
ter OF section lG. 4s-2w, is drilling with
the rotary at 65 feet. Same company's 5
No. 20 on the Woodruff farm. in the
southwest quarter of section 10, 4s-2w'
is drilling at $50 feet. Same company
No. l9, on the same farm, is rigging up,
Carter Oil Company is waiting on
the cement to set at 273S feet in its
No. on the Blackwell farm. in the
center of the southwest of the northeast
of the southeast quarter of section 26,
4s.2w, one fourth mile northwest of the
deep production in the Bayou district
Carter Oil Company's No. on the
Sullivan farm, in the center of the
southeast of the southwest of the
northeast quarter of section &c. 4s-2w
one mile southeast of the deep produc
ton, is drilling on underreamer lugs at
2970 feet.
Humble Oil and Fefining Company
No. 4 on the Gill farm. in the center OF
the northwest of the southeast of the
southeast quarter of section 26, 4s2w
is drilling at 1858 feet. Same company:
No. Gill. in the northwest corner o
| the southeast Of the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of section 26
4s-2w. is drilling at 1880 feet. Sam,
company's No. Gill in the southwes
corner Of the southeast of the south
east quarter of section 26, 4s-2w,
drilling at 1854 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Cameron Has Producer
In The Fox Territory

Cameron Rafininp Comnanvis No
ON the Carlock .wickinherser
farm In rho northsast of the sopth.
was, ouar,ar NJ sec,ion "a 9s.2w
rov dis,rict is swahbiny with the
hole fuu OF oil from sand drilled
through NJ 9oso.e foe, ,potal denth
NJ tho hole is In sbala NJ ooe5 foe,
Cameron Rafinipg Counanv,s No I
an tho Carlo.,k. .vv,ctin oiser ,arrr In
,bs center 30 IN. nortbw.s, ~ the
southwas, NJ this, nortbwes, ouarter Of
sec,,on "a os.2w % hoI,,ng nrsn. ratorv
10 dr,u,ng ON, ,h,. n,ny w,,,,.h u,,s 90
nentea on ion of the sand n, eeso feet
sans onara,ors ar. swesy,ny ,hs az
inch casing s, ss7o Zoe, IN ,h.,r No i
on IN. Esagin st nj farm IN the cente,
~ the northeast ~ the northeas, ~ IN,
same onerators are s,anaa ra,z,nv their
No. . ON the FsapIn at nj farm in IN,
same section.
I,ove.Thurmons No g nm ,hs foo farn
In the center of the southeast of IN,
northwest OF the northwest quarter O
section "a. 2s.sw. have shut out IN,
water which broke in from above fol
lowing the drilling oiut OF the Mug a
22sO feet. and are now drilling AT .2s
feet.
Writ Franklin is deepen,ng his
No. Ia on the Williams farm. An
the center Of the nor,hwes, Of the
southwest OF the southeast quar-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Two Deep Tests
Healdton Field

Gllmer OIL Company has completed
the derrick for its deep test In the cen.
ter OF the northeast OF the northwest
of the southeast quarter OF section 4.
4s.3w, Healdton field. Tools viii prob
ably be moved in Monday.
The Pure Oil Company has completed
rigging UP cable tools on It's deep test
designated as No. 80 on the Lower,
fxrm in section 4, 4s-3w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Section IS. 4s-sw.

Haskell ct al test on the w. A. Clark
farm. in the center of the southwest
of the southeast of the northwest quar-
ter of section 35, 4s.2w. southwest Of
production in the Hewitt Bayou district,
is drilling in sandy shale at 36l4 feet.
This is the deepest drilling well in Car
ter county and probably in this section
of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Section %. 4s.2W.

Mitch Bonner ct al have abandoned
their contemplated location for test
in the center of the southeast of the
northwest Of the southwest quarter OF
section 25. 4s.2w, one-fourth mile north
east OF production in the Bayou district
according to latest report Of the oper'
atOrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Section 5. 4s.2w.

Carter Oil Company has completed
the rig for its test on the Watchorn
farm, in the center of the northwest
of the southeast of the northeast quar-
ter of section s, 4s-2w. one-half OF
mile northwest of production in the
Hewitt pool Rotary tools will be used
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
HARVEST Is STARTED
IN TONKAwA SECTION

BLACKWELL. okla--Harvesting Of
wheat began in southern Kay county
In the locality three miles southeast
Toukawa, this week. The quality and
yisld Of the crop. II IL believed. VIII
/, ssms up to the standard Of former
years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

pany's test on the Draughon farm, in
the northwest Of the southwest Of the
southwest quarter Of section ~, ss-2e,
Love county, has completed underream'
ing the l0.inch casing and is now drill.
ing in blue shale at 1900 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

viNIrA, okia.-One hundred ana
eishty.thrss pupils were graduated from
tbs eighth grade Of Craig county
schools thh spring. according to Mrs'
Harry wammack, county supcrinten'
dent Who has just completcd examining
the papsrs ana who win mail the d.
plou,ss to the students In q few days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
BEN SCOTS ORCHESTRA
QUITS WHlTTINGTON PARK

The Ben Scott orchestra which mas
been playing at the Wilmington PARK
pavilion Saturday Cancelled their con
tract and will not appear there any
more, II is stated. A new orchestra
will be engaged at once, it was an
nounced by the management.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Section 10, 2s-3w.

Templeman.Frantz test on the Morris
farm, in the northeast corner OF the
southeast quarter of section 10. 2s-3w,
north of Fox production. is drilling in
blue shale at $500 feet. The 5-S inch
casing was set in this we'll at 1855 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Skelly Completes
Hewitt Field Well

Skelly ON CompAny's No. on the
Carney l0-A farm In the southeast Of
the southwest quarter Of section is, As.
2w. In flowing l25 barrels from sand
at lss+2o2s feet. with the total depth
Of the hole at 2050 feet.
skeliy on Company's No. on the
Carney l0-A farm. In the north west
corner OF the northeast Of the northwest
Of the southwest quarter Of section l5,
%s-2w. II drilling At 1850 feet. Same
company's No. on the Carney 40.A
farm. In the southeast corner Of the
northwest of the northeast OF the south
west quarter Of section Is. %s.2w. ID
drilling at $50 feet. Same company'i
No. ls.B on the Carney <o-A. 10 fishinl
for tools at ito6 feet. Same com
pany's No. IL on the CArney +0,A farm
is cleaning out and hailing at 2i<o feet
skeny OIL Company's No, on tn
Cruce farm in the northwest Of tn
northeast quarter Of section 10. <s-1v
u drifting at sl3 feet.
Dnard <o-A fArm. In the southeast o
the northwsst Of the Northeast quartz
Of section "a. <s-4W. II drilling at i7S
fes, Same company No. - On tn
sams leAss Ia ths Northwest Of tn
southeast Of the Northwest Of the norti
east quarter ef section n. 10 drfiifn
at 2oAs fsst.
Msliy on company's No. on III
oasavay farm. In the northeast Of u
northwest quaresf a section ~. <ssv
10 RIGGING W oAhas tnnas With the tofi
dspaA ef the hole At Nh fsst. eAn
company has csuanAsd the " inc
casing At isss fssa In IL No. . or Il
Eva Noble fasn. In tbs southwest I
the northast QunseR of sscom
As.Sw.
shally oti Company has MADE loo
ton Tor IL No. 10 on the Eva Nee
farm. IN the narthAss Of ths sout
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
important Tests
Section 20, 4s-lw.

Ramsey Dempsey test ON the Emma
Thomas farm in the northeast OF the
southwest of the southwest quarter OF
section /. 4s-2w. northeast of the Hewitt
pool. has reached the top of gilsinite
formation at 2450 feet and is still drill
ing in il at 2i52 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Section 26, is-lw.

Ramsey-Dempsey test on the j. D
Reed farm. in the northwest OF the
southwest of the northwest quarter oi
section 20, 4s-1w east of production
in the Bayou district, is drilling in shale
at 1890 feet carrying the S-inch casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

Femlee Oil and Development Com
pany's test on the Win II. Smith farm,
in the northeast of the northeast OF
the southeast quarter Of section 1t, 5s'
lw, is running the 10-inch casing 10
1850 feet. Formation is blue shale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Alton Boy to West Point.

ALTON, Okla-Beltrum Cox. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cox. a graduate OF
the Alton high school has been chosen
provisional West Point cadet from OK
lahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Section 26, 3s-1w.

Magnolia Petroleum Company Is still
fishing for lost tools in its test on the
McCarty farm. in the southeast corner
of the northeast of the northwest quar-
ter of section &c, Ss-1w north OF New
port. Total depth Of the hole is 24S5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Section 10, 2s-2w.

Empire Hivick test on the Dickerson
farm, in the northwest of the southeast
quarter of section 10. 2s-2w. north OF
the Graham pool is standardizing the
rig. Total depth of the hole is 24s9
feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

Union Petroleum and Supply Com