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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bright. Will"
playing mt school. yesterday, fell on
the stone steps In front Of the build
Ing and severely bruised her knee.
Mrs. Harry Berger and nephew.
William D. Wharton OF Chesapeake
CITY. Nd. are here for two weeks with
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
N. Householder OF this city, who has
been III nj her home, IN improving.
Reba, small daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. william Vaughn, was taken 10
Delaware Hospital. this mornins, 70
undergo treatment for ear trouble.
Mrs. Edward webb Is III at her
homo ut Port Penn.
Crothers Brothers OF Mount Pleas
ant have finished loading the. power
boat Rambler at Snedcker's' wharf,
ST. Georges. with 1000 bushels OF
wheat and 1000 bushels OF corn for
Swedesboro. ~. J.
ON account of Rev. Joseph II. carp
having an engagement TO preach In
the Ascension Church Mt Claymont,
he VIII not have the usual Lcnten ser
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Givison. Sr.
| Mrs. Laura Adkins Of Philadelphia
vico at Christ Episcopal Church, this
evening.
The program for the. Delaware city
Century Club Friday afternoon viii be
n business meeting, with current
| events and music.
Eugene Armstrong has finished re
pairing and painting his launch Wal
lace, and will launch II in few days
I'm order 10 commence shad fishing.
Ralph Cannon OF Wilmington 4
here for two weeks with his aunt
Mrs. Harry Nickle.
Several herring fishermen intend &
start fishing next week, provided tn
weather is mild.
The soldiers at Fort du Pont vii
give dance at the Service Club. 81
Patrick's evening
Residents OF this place have com
menced trimming their grape arbori
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NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport. March S.-Kreb baseball
team VIII held an entertainment and
minstrel show this evening, in Masonic
Temple.
Ladies' Aid Society OF Newport NJ
f. Church. VIII hold their monthly
business meeting and social, Wednes-
day evening, March 18th. ut the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey r. Gregg. The
following committee viii arrange the
entertainment for the evening: Mrs
Andrew Hargan. Mrs. Jessie Jones
Mrs. Charles Whiteman, and Miss
Mae Seeds.
Epworth League OF Newport NJ. Z
Church was recently re-organized and
officers have been elected.
Miss Alice Johnson spent the week
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel, March s.--Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Spicer arc receiving conEratu-
lations on tho birth Of flnc daughter.
born Monday at Cambridge hospital.
Mr.. Leroy Hickman and Miss Lola
Robinson wero married at tho home
OF Mr.. Hickman's brother. Harley
Hickman. Monday night. by Row. r..
II. Marshall. pastor OF Mt. Plcssant
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho funeral OF tho late Captain r.
Frank Ball, who died Mt his homo here
last Saturday morning. following n
weeks illness Of Brights disease. was
held from his late residence yesterday
afternoon. Intormcnt In Odd Fellows
cemctsry, Rev. w. o. Bennett ON.
cinting
Hobbs and Longdykc. minstrels, oi
Scaford played at tho now high schoo
before q crowd that packed tho Audi.
forum. Monday night. A good sun
was realixed and after the expenses
nre paid tho proceeds will go to tn,
Athletic Association.
Owing to tho severe storm which
rnged hero yesterday. the local schoo
held only one session.
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plant here. was horribly burned. yes
terday, and only saved from bohg
burned to death by thick. petticoat
sho was wearing and tho timely ar
rival OF her neither.
Mrs. Jones was attending to house,
hold duties up stairs and her little
daughter with the other children were
playing In y down stairs room. Ono
OF tho children threw piece OF paper
In the stove. which caught fire and
blew out OF the stove blazing, falling
on the dress OF Helen. The top dress.
a thin fabric. was blaze in an In
slant.
The cries OF the little girl and other
children brought Mrs. Jones down
stairs hurriedly to find her daughter a
mass OF flames: BY hard work, aided
by the thick petticoat, not igniting
easily. the mother got the fire out.
but not before her daughter was
badly burned about the legs and body.
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NEWS OF sRAFORD.

Seaford, March 8.--Mr. and Mrs.
IArlrnd w. Huston, who had been
stopping Mt the Hotel Sussex here for
several weeks, left this week for their
home In BrtdSeton. N. j., but expect
to return to 6eaford, II In said. TO make
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Custus MoNcilly are
spending the week In New York City
and New Rochelle, N. Y.
J. Clifton Jones IN having his
handsome, homo In West Senford
painted.
Mrs. J. Edwin Dutton, Jr., entertain
ed members Of the sewing club. Mon
day night. at her now home, Cannon
and King streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VanSant Of
Baltimore have rented q property on
King street. and win move to seaford
soon.
Misses Hattie IL. and Blanche Can
non are spending the week In Philn-
delphia.
Mrs. George Y. Stewart and Mrs
Ardclla Coulbourn spent yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Smith. at
Bridgcville.
Mrs. Charles Butler and Mrs. r. 8
McCrea and son, Thomas. Jr.. OF
fredericksburg, Nd. spent yesterday
with friends hero.
Club met this afternoon at the homo
OF Mrs. Isidore stcphany. on Pine
street.
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TO HOLD SCHOOL MEETING.

Richardson Park. March S.--Resi-
dents Of this section. School District
No. 20. will hold n meeting at the NJ.
Il. Church. Monday evening of next
week, discuss plans whereby the
present school building here can be
supplanted by modern building. The
~,ass meeting has been arranged by
me Boosters Club. consisting of rep
rcsentatives of tho Women's Civic
club. the Parent Teacher Association
ana the Five Points Civics Associa-
ton.
DR. Richard w. Cooper of the Ser
vice Citizens. Wilbur III. Jump of the
state Board of Education. and Caleb
L. BurChenal will address the meeting
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fredericksburg, Md, and Paul II. Fleet
wood, near Seaford.
Members OF tho Ladies' Aid Society
OF MoColIsy's n. r.. Church. between
GeorEetown and Redden. have reor-
ganixed with tho following officers.
President, Mrs. robert vca.cy; vice.
president. Mra Henry Stewart; Soc
rotary. Mrs. Catherine stewart; as
sistant. Miss Florence Jester. trea-
surer. Mrs. Oliver Jester.
I,cvin w. Ellis, n farmer residing IN
Columbia district. between DelInar
and 6harptown. Nd. cnme near being
killed. n few days ago. AS result OF n
trce falling and hitting him, render
Ing him unconscious. His collar bono
was broken.
Wild geese AFRO migrating to the
Canadian feeding grounds and the
Great Lakes. and almost daily fIochs
are Sssn flying high over tho central
part of lower Delaware.
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PROVED DANGEROUS JOB.

Milford. March S.--Frazier Mosley.
farmer residing in Milford Neck.
was driving a heavy maikin n stump
of wood, ono day last week, whom a
splinter OF iron became detached And
pierced through his heavy shoe into
his foot.
The following day he secured Earl
Hack. farm hand. TO split tho stump
for him. Hack hit the seme mall a
blow and It rebounded striking him
In the face. He was paraly5ed for
n short time by the blow from the
heavy piece OF iron.
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LOAN NOW WORKING.

Marshallton. March SAT the first
regular monthly meeting OF Marshall
ton Building and Loan Association.
Inst night, In tho Offices OF Il. ]. Hol-
Co, the association open
cd their first series of stock and 1893
shares were subscribed and paid for
by 81 shareholders. and more than
100 additional shares subscribed to
but not then paid in. The association
expects 10 have 900 shares cold and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08

end At Washington, d. c.. guest Of
Senator and Mrs. l.. Holster Ball.
Mrs. Maggie X. Stuart. Charles
Houck, Mrs. Deborah Bair. Mrs. Frank
Miller. Miss Mary Renshnw. Mrs.
Loucretta Price, Edward Lewis, Miss
Margaret Lyman. Mrs. Allen Sayers
and Mrs. ID. w. Chandler are all i'm
proving. after being confined 70 their
homes by illness.
John Nctotoski, who SHOT himself
through tho foot while cunning. has
returned home from the Homeopathic
Hospital, Wilmington. much improved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
DEATHS DUE TO ACCIDENTS.

InTiests into the resent deaths N
John Lavine, ~ yesrs old, Of ~ East
Second street, and 13-yenr-old James
Elder, d zSOI 1.npcsster avenue, wore
conducted last night by Coroner Isass
s. Bullock The verdict Of the coroners
jury in the two cases were.
John Lavine came 10 his death
March 3 at 423 East becond street
as the result Of accidental sspbyxia-
ton"
James Elder came 10 his death
March 5 in the Homeopathic Hos
pital as the result Of shock, caused
By the loss Of both legs on The railroad. .
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SEAFORD'S POSTMASTER.

Seaford. March 81. Emory Wiley,
recently appointed postmaster at
Seaford on tho recommendation Of
Congressman Layton. and whose ap-
pointment was confirmed by the Sem
ate. has received his commission.
He will assume tho duties or the
Office on Monday next. succeeding O.
w. Short. who has been postmaster
for nearly Sis years Tho Office
pays salary of $4,000 annually.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. March s.-The annual
state Sunday school convention will
convene in Milford on May and 2,
in the Avenue NJ. r. Church. Dele
gates will be entertained overnight
by the church people OF Milford.
The report submitted 10 Town
Council by the police department OF
Milford shows that during February
there were ten town cases before
Alderman Henderson. and fines were
collected amounting 20 SIS.
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paid In by their next nesting. April
4. when their FIRST series will close.
Applications have bcen received Tor
loans and the fret Joan vall be let at
tho next meeting.
The association expects 10 hold pub
lie meetings at EAmere, Brack -Ex.
The Cedars, siarsballton and Starr
ton. az soon rs arrangements can b.
ina do for same.
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NEWARK NOTES.

Newark, March S.-Plans are being
made by some of the young people
OF Newark for n box social and dance
to be given in Centre Hall. wctinee-
day night OF next week. The proceeds
Will go towards furnishing baseball
equipment for local team now being
organized.
The Women's Auxiliary of st. Thorn
as Episcopal Church will hold n meet
ing. this afternoon, at the homo Of
Mrs. Clarence 4. Denney, on Choate
street.
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Pocomoke City. Md. March 3d.
Fire destroyed the homo OF Harry
Iiiiluap, located on Second street.
near the railroad station. Sunday night.
Household effects on the lower floor
were sayed. Several flremen had 81
narrow escape from injury by falling
beams. While the firemen were Aght-
ing the flames, all traffic ON tho New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail-
road war blocked, caused by the hose
across tho TRACKS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-08
BROOKS OF OUTSTANDING
CHIC

CHIC
Gray, which is used very frequently
thls season, is featured in the dress Of
charmelse satin pictured 70 the left
The waist. with round necksline. has
IN applied front which is laid in plaits
~ the side 10 form cascade TRIM
ming The gathered skirt is aso
draped in cascade effect at the sides.
Blue or hcnna crepe may be used 70
face the cascades Medium size re-
Quires yards %0-inch satin and IA
yards 40-inch crepe.
Monkey skin or fringe may be used
- outline the bsteau neck and short
sleeves Of the second model. also Of
gray satin. The long-waisted blouse,
10 which the gathered skirt is attached.
10 held in with string belt OF self
material. Bias bands trim the skirt in
tuck effect, but may BE- omitted. Ne
dunn size. with the bands. requires
5M yards A0-inch material.
First Model Pictorial Review
Blouse No. $685. Sirea, 81 to ~
inches bus, and Is 70 % years Price,
IS cenu Skirt No 0o2. Sizes, ~
to 81 inches waist Price. IS cents
Second Modci: Dress No. 1891.
Sizes, "a TO ~ inches bn;.. Price, IS
eents
Crosby a Hill Company are agent
for Pictorial Review Patterns. WI
ssington's leading store for silk. wash
Foods and wooden dress goods. COS
900 Market street.--Adv.
We are local distributors and carr
a. all times full and complete lin
of Pictorial Review pattcrns-Ker
H~rd- Pyle Co.. el7-62l Market St.-Ad'
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JOINT MEETING.

Stanton. March S.-JThe Women's
Auxiliary and Parish Aid of st. James
Episcopal Church will hold a joint
meeting, Thursday afternoon. at the
home of Mrs. John w. Mitchell.
The next meeting OF the Stanton
Community Association will be held on
March Il. In Friends meetinghouse.
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officials are of the opinion that Al
exander Grier, the Negro track walk
tracks at Pencadr. yesterday morning.
was killed by the brake bar from n
car on . passing express train coming
on and hitting him on tho head and
that no was not run down by the
train. Part OF a brake tar WAS found
near the body.
drlcr had worked ~ track walker
for 80 years and Ii reported to have
accumulated considerable money.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. March s.--Miss
Ethel grieve Of Smyrna il substitut-
Ing for Miss Buttcry. n teacher OF the
Delaware City high school. who is III
at her homo Mt Marshallton.
Margaret Bright, small daughter OF
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. March S.--Announce-
ment IL made Of the marriage OF Miss
Violet A. Turner OF fredericksburg. Md
and Paul J.. Fleetwood OF Bridgeviile
this county; also Miss Ruth r.. Harper
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Young Mrs. Eewiyygs1 lat meat
market)--'I would Ike some chick
ems" Butcher (hoiding up two before
her)--"Yex ma'am." Mrs. Newiywed--
Are these young hens? Butcher
no, ma am; they're brothers.'---
Houston Post.
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SAVED MY MOTHERS WORK.

young daughter Of Frank c. Jones
chief engineer at the Sussex Gas Co.'S
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HOW HE WAS KILLED.

Newark. March S,-Local railroad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-13
Amerada Wildcat
In Lime 1420 Feet

Amerada Petroleum company WIZ
cat on the Sukie simpson farm IN Tue
center vi the northeast OF the sohth'
vest quarter OF section S4-5sle. TWO
and one A.tlt miles southeast of prouHc
ton in the ,mvrada pool. entered hme
formation al 1876 teet aud Is sti!i IN II
at l42O feet The lOinch pipe IL peihs
carried
Ameraia company's No IA Oh the
Johnny Baptstr farm. m the center ol
The southeast oi the southeast ot the
southwest quarter ot section 9V''s-ie.
west VI production, ,a drilhne IN h''-
at esJ6 feet. carrying thc S-ls men
casing
T.mber, ale being moved ~ lot 'he
Amerlda company No In the south
,,..t of u,, northeast quarter of sec
ZION eO.5s.lr Ameqada company'a NO
ID ON the sammy Paptistc farm. IL the
northeast oi the southwest ot the
-outhsast quarter VI s,gt.ou 20 5s- ir' l-
moving 100 tools.
Iowa OH ana Erilu.ng company u
drilling up uudrvrcamer hugs al llsV
feet in IL. NJ. l on the watkins faItn'
in the northwest 81 the southeast "'
the northeast quarter VI section ss-9s-
ir. Formation Is lime
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-13
Operations in
Graham District

The Tidal Wave Oil company was
due to resume operations Tuesday ON
its No 2 on the Choat farm in the cen
Ter OF the southwest Of the southeast OF
the northeast quarter OF section 80.
9s.2w. five-eighths Of mile west Oh
Graham production. following repairs
TO the rotary rig. The depth oil the
hole is 22s3 feet In blue shale.
Graham Mineral Trust-Kirk OH com
uany's No. 7 ON the Bennet farm, In
tbe center OF the west line OF the
southeast u the northeast OF the
northeast quarter of section 3l-2s--"
Is making GO barrels with the drill IN
The broken sand which was topped al
a54O feet and is still In II at 2b6O ieet
Necessary repair to the boiler delayed
de.per drilling In this Well. The same
orerators No 8 ON the Bennett farih,
i'm the northwest OF the northwest Vi
,he northeast quarter Of section 3l'=s'
Nv. old we'll deepening, Is dr!iiihs III
shale at 1850 feet
Ward Alerrlck et al No. ] ON the
Fowler farm, IN the center OF uie
northeast of the northeast Of the sou'h
west quMtc Ot section Sl-2s'2"' =
,rlling IN hard rock al 1888 feel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

In the matter of Chas. NJ. Grant
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 3O55.
To the Honorable r. l.. Williams,
Judge Of the District Court of the
United State for the Eastern District
OF Oklahoma
Chas. NJ Grant, Of Ardmore, in the
County Of Carter and State OF Okla
homa. in said District respectfully
represents:
That on the 7th day OF October, last
past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt
under the Acts OF Congress relating to
bankruptcy, that he has duly surren-
dered all his property and rights Of
property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements of said Acts and
OF the orders of the court touching his
bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decreed by the Court to have a full
discharge from all debts provable
against his estate under said Bankrupt
Acts, except such debts as are except.
ed by law from such discharge
Dated this 25th day of November,
A. ID. 1922.
CHAS NJ. GRANT,
Bankrupt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-13
Prepare to Reopen
Chickasaw Refinery

As soon as necessary work is com
lleted which VIII put the Chickasaw re
finery in first class condition, the plant
g-ill start operations, according 10 James
A. Cotner, OF New York, who purchas
ed the refinery Tuesday at the sale
conducted in the office OF Judge K
Mcmillan. for consideration Of Sl06,OOO
AIr. Cotner believes that the plant Will
be running crude within month ana
perhaps sooner Arrangements have al
ready been completed he stated, for oil
in the Hewitt and Healdton fields.
The refinery under the new manas-
ment will be operated by a new corpora
ton, 10 be known as the Chickasaw re
filming corporation, a charter for which
has already been obtained under the
laws OF the state of Delaware. with cap
ittalization of 81 500 900, for which will
be issued 500. 900 shares of So par value
A large amount has already been sub
rcribed. Officers for the new concern
have not yet been elected Mr. Cotner
i'm bidding for the plant represented
Il large number of stockholders Of the
defunct Chickasaw Refining Company
as well rs himself
Others bidders at the sale included
Max Westheimer,( local independent
operator and Dorset Carter, of Okklaho'
ma City president of the Coline OIL
company. There We're about 20 present
at the sale which was conducted by
Trustee Frank Schneider
The Chickasaw plant is one or the
most completely equipped in the mid
continent field and is an important fac
tor in local industrial circles when III
operation. The location of the refinery
north of Ardmore includes tract OF "
acres of land in the southwest OF the
southwest qquarter and the south hali
of the southeast quarter OF section IT,
4s.2e. Included in the equipment are
eight 1900 barrel rundown tanks; TWO
10 900 barrel capacity two SGOOo bar
rel capacity, one $4,000 barrel capacity
one $4,000 barrel capacity, ana TWO
6OOObarrel capacity storage tanks IN
addition to others Of smaller size Also
i, more than so ,45O feet of gathering
lines in the Healdton field and 2t1'S
feet of pipe lines in the Hewitt district
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-13
N0TICk or SALE

Notice Is hereby given. that the un.
dersisned, T., &. London, sheriff vi Car.
ter county. Oklahoma. Will. BY virtue
" an order u sale issued out Of ii.
district court Of Carter county. okh.
homa. in an action then pending b..
tween overton Bounds. plaintiff. and
Walter Hardy. defendant. wherein the
said overton Bounds recovered Judy.
ment against said Walter HARDY In IN,
sum OF Sisss.oo. together with interes,
thereon at ten petcentum per annun
from August &. 1922. and for all cost.
and declaring said SUN to be a first
prior and superior vendors lien uuon
the hereinafter described property, ana
ordering said property sold at publie
sale to satisfy said lien indebtedn.ss
and costs. on the sOth day Of pece,n.
Der. is22, at the hour OF ten o'clock
In the forenoon. at the Oakley .Askew
seroplsne hangar about one mile nor,b
Of the city OF Ardrnore. Oklahoma. q,
fer for sale and sell to the highest b,I.
der the following described ptoper,y.
to.wit.
one ~ Standard B.piane, with Hau.
Scott Liberty Sin motor. equipped w,,t
ambulance compartment. the sam. 4.
Ing the property Of the said wans.
Hardy.
This the 10th day Of Decembsr TO-,
z. 6. LONDON. sheriff
ty ]. W. elNN. pcputy
100
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-13
Two New Wildcats
For Garvin County

Location for new wildcat in
Garvin county has been staked by
Grimes Brothers in the center of
the southwest of the southeast
quarter of section S0-Sn.lw, opera
tions on which are due to start on
January l, 1928. according TO the
terms of the contract. Rotary tools
will be used TO a depth of 2IJ0 feet
Another wildcat in GaIvin coun-
" scheduled to start operations
soon is that staked by the Ethel
Oil company (Hays-W eiser) in the
southwest of the southeast of the
osutheast quarter of section 2O-4n-
+w, with contract calling for 5000
foot depth if necessary.
Morrison and company wildcat ON
the Thompson farm, in the southwest
of the southwest of the northeast quar-.
ter of section 36-5n-le. McClain county
is shut down at 2940 feet.
Wetsern OIL Fields corporation on the
Guest farm, in the southwest of the
southeast of the southeast quarter of
section 1l-2n.Se, Garvin county, is fish
ing with the total depth of the hole at
1860 feet.
G.. Thomson. Jr.. on the Gray farm,
in the southeast of the southeast OF
the northwest quarter of section 5-3n-Se,
is shut down at 1000 feet.
Heath Bowman in the southeast OF
the southeast of the southwest quarter
of section 10-3n.3e, Garvin county, is
understanding with the total depth AT
g2O feet.
Dobie Brothers on the Sarrett farm,
in the southwest of the southwest of
the northeast quarter of section n.
3n.4e, Pontotoc county, are fishing at
coo feet.
Nicholson Brothers on the McClain
farm, in the southwest of the south.
west Of the southeast quarter of sec
tion 24.2n-1w, Garvin county, are fish
ing ut 5000 feet
California Oil company on the Cant
well farm. in the southwest of the
northwest of teh northwest quarter OF
section 3o-2n-lw, is having pipe trou
BILE with the total depth of the hole al
2570 feet.
Oklianna Oil company on the Paxtor
farm in the southeast of the southeast
of the northwest quarter OF section 25
3n-lw, Garvin county. is a rig.
Weaver.Reynolds on the White farm
in the southwest of the northwest o.
the southwest quarter of section "a
ln-2w, is at a depth of 500 feet.
MerriamFindess on the Watlun,
farm, in the northeast of the south
west OF the northeast quarter of sec
ton l-5n-2w McClain county has
fishing job with the total depth of tn,
hole at ESQ feet.
Culver ct al are shut down at 20l
feet ON the Crawford farm. in the cen
ter OF the northeast of the southeas
quarter Of section 3O-3n-Sw, Garyh
county
Acco Oil company has encountere,
salt water al .6iG feet on the SoutherI
farm. In the southeast OF the south
west OF the southeast quarter of sec
ton S2n-4k. Stephens county. Uncon
firmed reports have il that these opera
tors will start another test.