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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Cameron to Drill
More Wells in Fox

Contracts for the drilling Of two
wells in the Fox district have been
let by the Cameron Refining Company
of this city. No is located on the
Cant ct al farm, In the center Of
the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter
Of section "a. 2s-Sw. and will be drill
ed by the Writ Franklin interests.
No. is located on the Cant et al
farm, in the center of the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter Of section a.,
2s-3w and v II be drilled by the Noble
Drilling Company.
Both wells are offsets 10 the Love.
Thurmond No. : on the Williams quar-
ter Of the same section, which came
in last week flowing 300 barrels from
sand barely touched at 1929 feet. the
flow starting Immediately after the
plug was drilled out Cameron No.
1 offsets the 1T on the south. and
No. . offsets In on the southeast.
Operations on both wells Will be
started Immediately
The Cameron Company is drilling
at 37S feet IN its No, on the Feagin
ct al farm. IN the center OF the north.
east Of the northeast Of the northeast
quarter of section 81. 2s-Sw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
GlYlI A&hHUGHINSON

this, Mona. Lies got one. We're
IN the thing. All the time you We
got 10 90 On What you've done
you've done, 1t may take only "a
minute in ne doing or in the saving
but its done, OF said for al yOu
life, perhaps TOR the whole OF some.
one elSes life as We'll That's ter
rifle, Mona
There's right ana wrong, Mona
Nothing else in between. No com
promise No way OF getting round
them or over them You must be
either one thing or the other. Once
We took step towards wrong, there
il is forever, and all its horrible
things with it--deceit, concealment
falsehood, subterfuge, pretence vile
ana beastly things like that, couldn'
endure them; and l much less could
endure thinking I had caused you tC
suffer them And then on through
! that mire Of dish0nor It's easy, II
sounds rather fine, to say the world
well lost for love; but honor honor $
not well lost for anything You can't
repace II. l couldn't
The austere asylum Of their pains.
He looked back upon II as ne had
unfolded it. He looked forward across
ii as most stern and bleak. il await.
ed them He cried with sudden
loudness, as though he protested, not
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Texas to Drill
Across Boundary

The Texas Company is completing
arrangements for test TO be drilled
two miles OF the Lemons well in Mon
tague county. Texas, across the Red
river line Timbers for the rig are
on the location according 10 the re-
port The Lemons well, which was
drilled by ! Nocona, Texas, company
last year reported several showlngs
OF OIL ana gas Three other tests
are due 10 De drilled in Montague
county within the next three months
Reports have II that John ODonohue
et al are preparing for deep rest
, north OF the Texas Companys loca
ton On the Boedecker farm, west OF
Bowie, the Basin Oil Company may
drill, and the Heartwell Oil Syndicate
has timbers on the ground for a test
eight miles south OF Bowie
The Texas Company's location Is
80 miles southwest Of the Healdtor
field
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Amerada No. / Is
Flowing l3O Barrels

With the hole cleaned out to within
10 feet OF The bottom, the Amerada
Petroleum Company's No. ! on the
Sammy Baptiste farm, in the south
west OF the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section 20, 5s.le
(discoyebry welD is flowing l30 bar
rels. Production is coming from three
sands at l3l2-l1 feet, l37l.142S feet
and 1559-162O feet.
Amerada Petroleum Company No
on the Saump Baptiste farm, in the
southeast OF the northeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter Of section 90
5s-le, west offset to W-D No. l Is
rigging up 10 deepen. Same oper.
ators No. on the Sammy Baptiste,
In the southeast corner OF the north.
east of the southwest Of the south
east quarter, is drilling in blue shale
at 1925 feet. Same operators No 4
on the Sammy Baptiste. in the north
east Of the southeast of the southeast
quarter. is building the rig.
Amerada Petroleum Company's No.
l on the Felice Baptiste farm, in the
northwest OF the southwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter Of section
p, 5s-le, south offset to the W.D
No. l is rigging up.
Amerada Petroleum Companys No.
l on the Westheimer-Dau farm, in
the southwest Of the southeast Of the
northwest quarter Of section %. IS
lie, three-fourths mile southeast Of
the W-D No. is drilling at $50 feet.
Coe ct al No. l on the Louise Bap.
tiste farm, in the southwest corner
Of the northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter Of section 20, 5s-le,
three-eights mile north of the discov.
cry well. is building the rig.
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Hewitt Operations.

Skelly Coal Company is rigging UP
its No. 5 on the Stechi farm, in the
southeast corner OF the southwest OF
the northeast of the southwest quar-.
ter OF section 10. 4s2w, twin to No. 3.
Skelly Oil Company has completed
the rig for its No. 8 on the Gazaway
farm, in the southeast of the north
east Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton l6, 4s-2w, twin to No. /.
Cottonbelt Petroleum Company has
completed the rig for Its No on
the Phoebe Rexroat c farm, in the
center Of the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section 10, 4s.2w. east off
set TO the Humble Walker. voorheer II
In section g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Two New Tests in
Pontotoc County

Carter ct al are moving in unberS
for test in the northeast corner OF
section 92, 2n-5w. Pontotoc county. one
mile north Of production.
Empire Gas and Fuel Company has
made location for test In section
2S. 5n.5e, two miles north Of pro
duction.
Noco Petroleum Company is drilling
at 1870 feet in its No lin section
y, 5n.7e, two miles south OF the
Bennedium.Trees wel-- and is. carryins
the 6-inch casing
Lawrence Gas Company on the
Jones farm, in section l6. 5n-4e, is
drilling at 1900 feet, carrying the u
inch casing.
Morris 81 al in section 20, 5n-Se
are drilling up nndeTeamer lugs a
l400 fea-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
OIL NEWS
FROM LOCAL AND SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA FIELDS
GRAHAM DEEP WELL Is
FLOWING 200 BARRELS

Graham Mineral Trust (Kirk Oil
Company Well No. l on the Bennett
farm in section 81, 2s-2w, Graham
district is flowing 200 barrels. Pay
sand IN this Wen was encountered at
264O-90 feet with the drill still in it.
The Kirk-Hivick interests are deep.
ening their No l in the southeast of
the northeast OF the northwest quar-
Ter OF section 81, 2s-2w, to the Bris.
town sand. This well had been pro.
ducing about 100000 feet of gas
from sand IT about 2O06-40 feet and
20 barrels of oil from sand at about
2200-22l3 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Distribution Of
Burbank Output

The entire production of the Bur
bank field, distributed among the vari
Gus companies, amounted on March
2s as follows: Carter Oil Company, g..
s2s barrels: Sinclair, 4,s55 barrels.
Moore 2,S20 barrels; Devonian LII
barrels; f'reid $50 barrels; Cosden
Tidal-Osage 1904 barrels; Gardner
555 barrels Producers & Refiners, 1852
barrels: Skelly.Phillips 1850 barrels;
Roxanna 3.247 barrels: Thansconti.
mental 20 barrels; Laurel 675 bar.
rels: Praire 9,70l barrels, and National
| ,421 barrels
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Pawnee Wildcat h,
Flowing 500 Barrels

Finding the Wilcox sand at 2,963
feet and drilling into it three feet the
wildcat well Of Carl Gillette and 9th.
ers in the northeast corner Of the
southwest Of 26-2O.S, northwest Of the
Manford in Pawnee county. is flow
ing between five and six hundred bar
rels Of 42 gravity oil This is the
well that showed for about 30 barrels
in the Bartlesville sand II is over
two miles from nearest production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Martin Drilling at
700 Feet in IL. Es.lW

Rupert f. Martin Petroleum Com.
panys test on the Ringing farm
In the northeast Of the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
section II, 5s.lw. has completed Il
fishing job caused by parted casing
and is now drilling IN blue shale al
zoo feet carrying the lels inch pipe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
W-D FLOWS 24O BBLS.
WHILE CLEANING OUT

The last 24-hour guage OF the pro
duction Of the Westheimer.Daube well
on the fee farm. in the southwest cor
ner Of the northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter 10 section p, SIS
lie, showed 24O barrels, with % feet
OF caying still in the hole. The oper-
ators are cleaning out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Carter Deepened
Well in Oil Sand

Carter OIL Company No. l on the
Eva Hefner farm, in the southwest
corner of the northwest quarter OF
section %, 4s-2w, has 800 feet OF oil
in the hole from sand topped at 2l50
feet. and still drilling in il at 222S
feet. This well was deepened from
the shallower pay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Important Tests
in Love County

Sturm-Gillam.Ellls test on The Pitt
man ranch in the southeast Of the
northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section 20, isle. Love
county, six miles south of the Amer
ada discovery well, is at depth OF
400 feet.
Union Petroleum and Supply Com
pany's test on the Draughon farm
in the northwest Of the southwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter OF
section q, es-2e, Love county, is drill.
ing at 720 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Franklin Drilling at
1860 Feet IN II. ST.

The Writ Franklin well on the
George farm, in the southwest corner
or the east haf of the northwest
quarter Of section II. 5s-le, is drilling
at 1850 feet in blue shale. after pass.
ing through an oil showing at 1850
feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
Gypsy Deepening
in Fog District

Gypsy on Company q underteam.
ing at 1850 feet In rs 40. on the
Fitzgerald farm. IN the northeast cor
ner OF the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter of section IS, -.
2w. deepeninc 60 tho $40 foot sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
W-D Brings in Big
DUNCAN Producer

Westheimer- Daube have brought in
good well in the Maloney farm, dn
the northeast Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section 1. 2s-sw. which Is max.
ing better than 300 barrels from the
2200 foot sand
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07

One standard rlg with tInch Idea,
ng iron.
40 feet ljanck. 70.lh. caa.ng.
$50 feet i2hlnch. so.lo easing.
$40 feet iOlneh, s5.Ib. casing
1885 feet sAinch. 3g.lb. Gazing.
1.ioo feet s.io4neh. l5.lb. eaa.ns
on string tools. complete frun Is.
inch down te and irciai-s s.i5
ostfit sl0 p c.. So Hyle ST.
&c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07

before her, but before arbitrament in
the high court Of destiny. But
cannot help you upward; / can only
lead you downward"
She said, Upward, Marko. You
help me upward
Her gentle acquiescRnce
There swept upon him. as one reck.
less in sudden surge OF intoxication,
most passionate desire TO take her in
his arms; and on her lips to crush
10 fragments the barriers OF conduct
he had in damnable sophistries erect
ed; and in her ears 10 breathe, you
are beloved 10 mel Honor, honesty.
virtue, rectitude-words, darling. words
words. words Beloved, let the foun.
dations OF the world go spinning. so
We have love %
He called most terribly upon him.
self, and his self answered him: but
shaken by that most fierce onset he
said thickly. I'm have this. II ever
1t grows too hard for you, tell me
tell me
And suddenly, IN one week. life
from It's armory discharged TWO events
upon him. In the next week one
upon the world
CHAPTER II.
!.
on Sabre's desk, "a ne glanced TO.
wards IL, was ! letter from Mona.
He turned il over in his hands-the
small neat script She never before
mad written 10 him at the office. IL
bore the Loncon postmark. she would
D. writing from their town house. II
would be % say she was coming
back But she never wrote on
the occasions OF her return: they
just met And she had never be
fore written to the Office.
MIR. Fortune came INTO the room.
With him was a young man, youth.
whose face was vaguely familiar 10
sabre; Twyning behind
An. Sabre. said MIR Fortune 81
arm bringing In 10 you new member
of our staff He Indicated the young
man bcside him "A new member
but bearing an old name A chip
Of the old block-thc old Twyuinp
block" He smiled. stroking his whale
ike front SCI though this pleasantly
mad proceeded trOm Us depths and h.
was congratulating it The young
man smiled. Twyning, edging torwart
from the background, also smiled Al
the siulles Wcrc rather nervous Sahrei
immediate thought had been that II
was al odd thing TO have taken On
young Twyutnr without mentioning u
even casually 10 him 1t was s.rnin
cant y! hls arrangement Ia the otticr
Mr. Fortune ceased 70 stroke IA,
whaledke 'front.' In point or fact
Sabre. this very natural and plcasing
desire Of Twyning 20 have his DOT
IN the office, desire which ! aH
most graufied 60 support IL his first
what shah saye--feellng Of his fee
IN his new responsibility What WIS
saying All. yes TwyninF IL now II
partnership, Sabre. Yea. Good
He paused before young TNSyning
Wen. young man. now you've mad,
your bow teforc our literary adviser
think We decided 20 call him Harold
eh. Twyning7 Avoid confusion, don
YOU agree SABRE"
III that's his name SABRE sAld
Mr. Fortune glanced sharply az hin
and compressed his npA "it L." h,
said shortly. He len the room.
(Contiuued In Our Ncrt IArao.
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J AIT IHkIl
EFFIE
CHAPTER l.


est regard for individual prsoccupa.
lions. You may take up what atti.
tuds YOU like towards It or. with the
majority. you may take up no att.
tude towards it but wmerse yourself
In the stupendous Importance Of your
own affairs and d.sci~lu any connec.
t!cn with lie 10 doesn't matter tup.
pence 20 life
The year 1919 wa magnificent
Il was . dyhciously thrilling and emo
tionSi year A terut. Aud stupeudous
year Many WcI.EUoWu people died.
Il was naturally year Of strong
paraAnShip a yeaI ot violent feel.
lrEs violently expressed. and amidst
them, ana because OF them Sabre
found with new certainty that he had
no violent feelings
It much affected has relations with
those nearest TO him--with Mabel.
with MIR Fortune. and with Twyn
ms In those months. and IN tho
mon.hs following the year changing
and advancing Ia equal excitements
aud strong Up'uions through winter
into spring. he found himself lncreas
,nEly out OF favor at The Precincts
and increasingly estranged IN HE
teme
Like two living IN two empty hous.
-; empty ;his end empty that end
Ners frequently. for these estrange
nents, appealed TO him the places cf
1is refuge; the room of his mind.
hat private chamber wherein. retired
he assembled She parts Of hi1 puz
sles. ne sat among the fraternity Of
ais thoushts; the evenings with Ycung
Perch and old Mira Perch. the eve.
ainss with MIR. Fargus.
Moet strongly Of all called another
refuge. and this. because It called
70 strongly. he kept locked cut Ncna.
II
as sald enc day Isa .ss there Z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-07
GO On WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VII

A~s~R -bSfNSA AASAF SAA AAAS e@LSAh @S~
ana TyUar
"Marko. l think Tonys the most
wonderful person that ever was. He
does everything that men do and ne
does everything best. And every
BODY admres Nun and everybody Likes
him. You've no idea. You've no
idea now ne wins everybody he meets
People will do anything for him.
They love him. Well. you've only
GOT TO look al him, haven't YOU or
hear MIN talk? l think there's never
been any one so utterly captivating as
Tony Is TO look at and 10 hear.
Most engagingly, with such words,
sne mad presented him: one that pass
Ell through life airily. eXquisitely;
much fairy-gifted Aat mis- cradle with
gifts Of beauty. charm, -eminence
in ali he touched; knowing no care,
knowing gnos difficulty, knowing no
obstacle, ,.for danger. or fear. or III.
ness. oI--fatgue, or~anything in life
but gay and singing things, which
touching .$he made more bright, more
tuneful yet: meeting no one, Of what
ever age or degree, but his charm
was 10 thar age or degree exactly
touched; captivating all, leading ALL
by all desired in leadership. Fortunes
darling
And. AIarko:~sfe-at last had come
to And Marko-this is the word
graceless. Utterly. utterly graceless
Without heart. Marko, without con
science, without morals without the
smallest scrap OF an approach TO any
moral princip pia. lNiarko, that's an aw-
ful, a wicked.sau abominable thing
FOR q wife to say of her husband.
But ne wouldn't mind a bit my telling
you. Not 4 bit He'd love 1t. He'd
laugh. He'd utterly love 10 know he
had stung ne so much. And he'd ut
terty love 10 know he'd driven me to
tell you. He'd think-hed love like
anything 10 drive me 10 do awful
things. Hes tried-especially these
two years. He'd love TO be able to
point finger AT me and laugh and
say, All Ha.ha! All You know. he
hasn't got any feelings at all-love
VI Hdlt vi tIlN NlllllH tlSfs sillA ~ oAlllR
ly amuses rim beyond anything TO
arouse feeling In anybody else. There
have been women all the time we've
been married and he simply amuses
himself with them until he's tired Of
Them, and until the next one taxes
his fancy, and ne does II quite open.
ly before me. in my house. and tells
me what l cant see before my own
eyes just for the love Of seeing the
suffering il gives me. You saw that
Mrs. Winfred He's done with her
now And he's as shameless about
me with them as he is about them
with me. And what he loves above
all is the way ! take II, and can
taie II in nc other way You see
won't, l simply will not NlarEo, let
these women OF mis- see--or let any
one In the world suspect-that THAT
l suffer. So when We are together
before people ! keep up the gay way
We always show together He loves
Il. It's delicious 20 MIN, because IT'S
= game played over the torture under
nearh AMI won't do any other
way MarEo viii Keep my face TO
the world won; have anyone pity
mt
Il pity you he said
An YOU
PART THREE
EFFIE
CHAPTER J.
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HKGN hERE TOpAN

--l,er eIsn, years OF married lie
-L-HK SaEEE discovers that ne
Las cur himself or from human
sympathy His pr0saic and snob-
I.sh wife
MABEL, fails to understand mis-
posIic temperament. In the firm
o. Fortune, East ana sabre Marx
Is undermined ty jealousy and
= partnership, promised 70 him,
Is later promised 10 an associate
TWYNING. Suddenly one Who
understands MIN returns - his
lie That IS
NOM, N old sweetheart, now
the wife OF the dashing
sSID 1YBAR She admits she
d a1nappy ana says she chose
wrong Il ought 10 have married
yC-, Aarko."
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-11
ST. PAUL HAS SIX
OLD MEN LEFT NOW

ST PAUL, MINI. - Mike Kelley,
manager Of the st. Paul baseball
club in the American Association,
will send his 1922 combination into
action at indianapolis in the annual
chase for the flag with the brightest
outlook since the locals won in a
walk in 1920.
out of the old outfit, Hall, Merit
and Williams. pitchers Berghammer
and Boone, infielders. and Riggert,
outfielder are all that Is left Of that
last championship combination. These
players will be in action when the
season starts, with enough new blood
to cause Kelley to claim a first di.
vision place.
Last season the locals were forced
to trail along in second division be-
cause the club did not get pitching.
and injuries forced Berghammer and
Boone out Of the play for Il large
part OF the season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-11
DEMPSEY SETS SAIL
FOR OLD ENGLAND

NEW YORK.-Jack Dempsey, with
notable persons of various walks Of
life, as fellow voyagers, was pas
senger on the Aquitania sailing today
for England.
The champion, in his first venture
from his native shores, was accom-
panied by his manager. Jack Kearns;
his trainer, Teddy Hayes and his
friend Joe Benjamin, California light
weight boxer. Dempsey carried aboard
a sheaf of pamphlets on how to
prevent sea sickness"
Dempsey has not been engaged to
meet any of the European heavy
weights while abroad, although he
said he would not be averse to ac.
cepting a reasonable offer. He ex.
poets to spend months in Europe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-11
PRINCETON TEAM TO
TAKE ON GIANTS

NEW YORK.-Princeton university's
baseball team came to the Polo grounds
game of the preseason activities of the
big league champions. Yesterdays
game between the Giants and Fordham
was farce. The professionals scored
almost at WILL. the final count being
90 to in their favor.
The Brooklyn clubs first and second
mines were to play game at Ebbett's
Field to perfect signals and try out
new combinations The Yankees were
on their way to Washing, where tomor-
row they will open their seasons cam
paign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-11
ARE YOU AILING?
A Suggestion Worth While

VINEYARD, Tcxas.-"f was all run.
down with bad blood and kidney trou.
Bile. got 80 weak | could hardly
20. commenced taking Or. Piercc's
medicines ard they did me won.
dcrful sight Of good. took five
bottles Of the Golden Medical Discov.
cry for my blood. ono bottle of the
'Anuric Tablets Tor my kidneys,
and one vial Of the Pleasant Pellets
I think these are grand good medi.
clnes and heartily recommend them
to all suffering humanity."-J. T..
l1arriss. Route 1. BOX t..
II you need building.up tonic for
stomach and blood. obtain Or. picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery from your
nearest druggist, tablets or liquid
Write Dr. Pierce. president 1nvalids'
Hotel In Buffalo. n. ". for free medl.
cal advice; or send Ice Tor trial
pkg. OF any OF his remedles.r-adv