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Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
JAIL SENTENCE FOR
 YOUTHFUL BIGAMIST
Roger Langevin, Who Married Putnam Girl, Sent Down
 For Year

One year in the county jail vas tb, sentence imposed hy Judge Banks Tuesday afternoon in the Superior court, Putnam, on Roger Langevin who entered a plea of guilty to Che charge of bigamy. Roger is the voune man who married Virginia Mildred Kelleher, r. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Harold Kent of Putnam at St. Mary rectory, this city, on Sept. II. l. was determined that same night that Roger had a youthful wife living in Everett. Mass, and his arrest followed. When first arraigned before Judge Banks Tuesday. Langevin entered plea of not guilty and asked for trial by a jury Later he decided to change his plea to guilty and sentence was then pronounced by court
 Police Apprehend Elopers
 It will be remembered that Lang evin and Miss Kelleher were anpre- hended at Worcester following their elopement from Putnam early last month. They were brought back to Putnam and technical charge of kid mapping was placed against Langevin
 To escape the probable penalty of such charge. he agreed to marry Miss kelleher and the ceremony was per formed by Fr Bedard at St Mary's reetory.
 The next morning Roger set out for Boston to seek work, but when he stepped from the train at Back Bay he was placed under arrest by Boston police, the warrant charging bigamy He was brought back to Putnam. ar raigned in the city court. pleaded not guilty, and in default of 1000 bonds was taken to Brooklyn jail, where he remained until arraigned in the Su- perior court Tuesday
 Arrested at Boston
 His arrest at Boston was at the in- stance of Mrs John Bagnall of Ever cit, Mass. who on the evening of the IanPeviu-KeHeher wedding informed the police that Langevin was the hns- band of her 16 year old daughter Delphine She said Roger disappear cd a few days after bis marriage to the Baenall young woman and had not been seen since Her information led to Rogers arrest at Boston.
 Roger has been married three times in all, his first venture in the realm of matrimouy ending n the divorce court at Canterbury, \. IL. in 1920. a few months after his marriage.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
CORRECTION

October , 1929. Editor Putnam Patriot. Putnam Conn.
 Win you please correct the state. menf which appeared in a recent issue of your paper to the effect chat Con gress had passed a bin giving me the rank of Captain U. < Army. retired Such is not the case, as the bill. which passed the Senate. did not pass the House.
 Yours truly.
 A. l. MORIARTN.
 Lt. l. S A.. Retired.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06

committee on street lights. petition for a new street lrh, on Railroad street. between May and Corbsr streets. The council also authorized the placing of new street light at the railroad station. at che entrance to the subway close by shg store of Chandler & Morse.
 \ vote of thanks was extended che men of the fire department for thelr invitation Co the mayor and council ta attend the clamhake and outing held recently.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
BORN

PEIIETIER-In North Grosvenor- dale. Oct. ?. son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pelletier. VOSPER-In North Grosvenordale. ort. 3, a daughter to Mr and Mrs. Emile Vosper.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
Card of Thanks

wish to thank the pastors of the churches and friends for their kind ness to me during the illness and after the death uf Captain Mary E. Col bourne Also to thank all those whe sent floral tributes in her memory.
 DAISY C. WHIpPLE.
 Adiutant.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
Our Fall Line of
 Stamped Goods Is Here

Judging from the enthusiastic comments Of our customers and the quick sales on these ar tieles. we feel that the showing has unusual merit.
 We have a comprehensive assortment which includes Pillow Tops. Table Scarfs, Bureau Scarfs, Spreads, Luncheon Sets, Card Table Gov CTS. Silver Cases. Pillow Cases, Towels. Night Gowns. and the wanted things for children.
 During the two weeks of the demonstration we shall give discount of l0fs on all purchases of Yarn Stamped Goods. Pillow Forms Elm broidery Threads and Silks Crochet Cottons, Knitting Pins and the like.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06

Northwestern University no longer will employ married instructors, because the cost of living and social demands are excessive n Evanston. Married instructors employed al present can remain.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06

During tbe 10 years life of the treaty for the limitation of armaments the United states, the British Empire and Japan will realize savings ef from $500 ,000, ,000 to $500, ,000 ,o0o a year.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06

An automobile. packed in knocked down farm, was shipped from Detroit to Cleveland by aerial freight
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
AGE OF SWEDISH RIKsDAG

With the exception of the British Parliament the Swedish Riksdae is the oldest of existing legislative bodies
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
MARRIED

SORLINJoHNS0N- North Gros- venordale, Oct. I, Clifford Sorlin of Worcester and Miss Tillie Johnson of North Grosvenordale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
Weleetka

Transcont Aental II shut down n
2 500 feet NJ 1900 feet for easing
trouble northeast OF the southeast OF
t0-t0-1f
Trinscontincntal IL spudding IN the
northwest of the northeast or the
northcast Of i0-10-li.
TranscontinontAl has rig up I'm the
southwest Of tho southeast OF tho
northeast Of 1Oi0-1l.
Trauscontlnontol ~ spudding IA
the southeast of tho northeast OF the
northeast Of l0-l0-ll,
Lippa and associates are drilling
ut g.0Ih feet In the northwest of the
southwest OF the southeast OF IL
1O-11.
Tidal Usage has rig on ground IN
the southeast of the northeast OF the
southwest of 3i-10-1t.
Fisher n Duvall are swahhing NJ
at0g feet with A0.harrcl show In
tho northeast OF the northwest OF
3G-tO-1i.
Mccain and others are drilling NJ
1870 feet southeast of the southeast
of the northeast OF 27-iO.12.
Hradstrect OH company "a spud-
ding in the southwest Of the north
wcst Of the northwest OF 2S-l0-12.
The Carter oil cOmu0ny IL rigging
up In the northeast Of the southeast
OF tho northwest OF 36-10-l2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
TigCr Flats district

Tophall on A. Gba GO is r.fFod
up nud Hhut down sUuthwost uf tho
4DulhWDst ur I.l2.i2
~ f. MurOuy iv shut down nt
l.COO toct norNwost ~ the Wuih-
west of tho aouthwcst ~ t.12.1Z.
ToJsholi nnh n7soyIpt"a are fish
Ing S.Inch casing at 2.2l0 foot
southwest Of the northwest ~ the
northwest of 13-17-l2.
Eugie-Pichcr company is dr!llIng
at 100 feet southwest Of the north.
east Of ti-t2-12.
Copeland " McBruyrr nro fishing
NJ 2,bi5 feet northeast Of tho north
west OF the southwest of 2a-l2-lg.
MHCrny ana others arc under
roaming NJ 3.Oi5 feet with hole ran
Of water and ARE going deeper north
west OF tho southwcsi of 2o-l2-i2.
Mitchell OH company is drilling
az 500 feet In the center OF the west
limo Of tho southwest Of the north
east " 90-i2-12.
w. 9 Newman is rigging M In the
center Of the east line Of the south
west of tho northwest Of 30-l2-l2.
.sDewalt and associates have easing
trouble NJ 1900 feet northwest Of
tho southweat of si-12-t2.
BLACK Petroleum company Is
drilling Mt 2,727 feet with OH and gas
show southeast OF the southwest of
84-12-12.
BLACK Petroleum company IL
s,ViddinR rig al 1850 feet In the con
ter OF the north line of the south
west ~ tho southwest of 3i-l2-l2.
Eagle piChgr company has rig In
southwest Of tho southwest OF "a
12-t2.
Eagle -Plchcr ~ drifting OF 1900
feet In tho center Of the south lluo
Of tho north half OF the southwcst
OF 3t-12-f2.
u. Il. Rlack has casing trouble at
2,b36 feet IN tho northwest OF the
nOrthwcat of 35-12-t2,
w II, Pine IL spuddlng northwest
OF the northwest Of 35-12-12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
TDo Good COMPETITIONS in
TOnkaiCa TERRITORY

Two good wells were completed
yesterday In the Tonkawa district,
one by tho ComRr OH company and
the other by McCuskcy ~ Went1.
The Comar well. which flowed 81
barrels the first hour. and is rated
at around ! .2O0 barrels, is the No.
Carmichael in the northwest corr
ncr of tho northeast of 3-24ilw
Tho sand was topped at 2,033 fcot,
and the total depth ls 2,O52 feet, This
well first had "A showing for a good
well In the l,g00-fout aand and IL a
diagonal offset TO the McCaskcy y
Wcnt2 well In the southeast corner
OF the southwest OF 34.25-lw, and
a direct offset to tho east OF the
Blackwell companys resent compile
tiOn. TO the north Is tho pennok
lease. on which we'll now II being
drilled rotary IA an orrset, the NC
Caskey a Wents well. which was
completed some time ago as the
largcet well found In the field in
the 2,l0O-foot sand is stlll flowing
l,250 barrels a day,
Tho other completion reported
yesterday Is McCaskey n Wontz No.
Hayes in the noT;GSast os :Ae
southwest OF G-2i-iw. Il started off
at 40 barrels an hour In sand topped
al 2s5l feet ana drilled TO 2,6bS
feet Thia Is the second well in tho
north field 20 be drilled to the = 800
foot sand, the first having been the
No, , Carmichael
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20

ShHtdOun IN BHrbdf.a
Decreases Production

Nv,.uey daily production Boo tho
TuruHat pool Iu the week ending
with TUUaIlyE uur, was N0lt0
nltIpla. a decrease uf HH1t barrels
daily nH compared with the previous
1yc,ka average of hlllt barrels n
dnI This production Timc from &c
wells. the wmr number nH iu thc
preceding week. there having been
no competitions nH O. result ~ the
order of COWfuiaHioncr Butkc shut
ting down Usage drilling, Tho aver
age per well fpll from 1883 to
1881 bnrrolR
Commissioner burke IN his order
said nothing about shooting wells.
90 the slump in production In the
last work also was iu the face uf
seven wells shot
NJ. NJ Donu, chairman of the
shutdown and storage committee,
ig expected bn,k In Tulsa this morn
Ing. ana II IL expected that the con
fproncps with regard tu the DHagc
order VIII bo resumed shortly after
hla arrival While the OHnge opera
tors tcpl that revocation uf the or
der win be obtained, their victory
M to this time N hollow one, the
OFngo agency continuing TO rigidly
enforce the provisions of tho com
misaioncr'a order.
While there arc Indications that
n harmonious action VIII he the out
growth OF the conferences botwcon
the shut down committee ana the
committee OF Usage operators the
whole matter has brought about
such Kaleidoscope changes and re-
nlignmcnts Of interested parties that
j., f. impossible TO forecast just how
sentiment eventually will crystnli2r.
Apparently tho shutdown commit
tee finds itsylf IN u cut do sac. They
asked the department of the interior
to prohibit drilling In the Osage and
other areas under that departments
supervision, Tho bittercst Political
enomy Of the present administration
cannot complain OF tho expeditions
action by the commissoner OF In
dian affairs. II ls rather hard TO see
how the shutdown committee can
ask for vacation OF this order with
any degree OF consistency.
In tho meantime. pending n solu-
tion OF the imbroglio, the order is
stlll In effect.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
NeW Cdspcr-SdH Greek
Line in OperatioH

CASPER. Wyo, oct. iQ.--Tho
first common carrier pipeline be-
tween tho salt Creek field and
Casper has been completed by the
Western Pipo Line company and it's
charge for running oil viii be 80
cents a barrel The line In slightly
more than a. miles long. 80 mites
being clght-inCh pipe and the re-
malnder double siX-lnch pipe. The
proposition Ia unique In this field.
a. the pipeline viii not purchase
oil for its own account. A load rack
has been Installed west OF Casper
tor the loading pf tank cars The
line will handle 1900 barrels daily.
Max W. Bali Is president of the
company And James X. Jones Is vice
president and general counsel. MIR.
Buli also recently was elected n di-
rector OF tho Glenrock and Marine
oil companies, which leads TO the
belief that there may DO some ar
ransement setween tJ producing
marketing Of oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
Okeniuh District

Marshall ana others are drilling
ut iS2O feet In the NORTHWEST OF tho
northeast of the northwest OF go
l1-S.
Gardner and others have location
In tho cCuter OF the north limo of
tho northeast of the northeast OF "a
IFS.
Mnlconin OIL company In drilling
at 2,3d0 feet In tho southeast of the
northwest Of the northwest of o.
ll-g.
Lcnox oil company Is drilling at
.2,92C feet In the southeast OF the
northwest Of the southwest pf IA
.fi-g.
2ock Barnes have rig IN the south
east Of the southwest OF the south
east OF 3A-ll-9.
sinclair oil company has a rig on
the ground I'm the southeast of the
northwest OF the southwest of S6-
l1-g.
Zock-Barnes are fishing for 6-lnch
easing at 3, ~ feet with l6barrel
show IN the southwest or the south
east of the northwest OF li-ll-lO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
PORcd CiiD 10 get Gas Supply
From Western Usage

special iD The world.
pONcA CITY. oct i9-An-
nouuromcut tgdry by ban W. KyRar.
Fupcrintondodt of tho Kay County
cas- company tNnrioudJ is 10 the
O. fort that pounn city and the other
cUpa. supplied hy the Kay county
tW company win have an ample
supply oi natural rJs for the coming
winter. Thl- ls made possible. II Is
explained because % further gas
WrikoH iu tho western Usage. where
ilr kay county Gas company holds
t blanket Lease ON approximately
four hundred thousand acres.
In ADDITION tutthe supply ~ gas.
now holdg drawn w By this com
pany ~ dcvHops that thore IS one
Wen. producing 10000 900 cubic feet
daily which is shut I'm temporarily
on until such tiWc Na ne gas may hc
needed This wcll - slocated two
miles from tho producing field In the
wc.tciu Dmpo.
For some time. or during tho sum
NOR uud carly autumn months. u
h1 appeared doubtful " there would
boo sufficient supply of gas for the
northern oklahoma cities. n de-
N'lopg That the gas supply for ncv.
crnl months past has been obtained
only. because OF the conservation
methods employed in the Western
Usage IN the drilling of oil wells.
These wells have been equipped with
the "kyElr' system, the invention
OF Dan w KyRar OF this city for
which is claimed that II saves all the
gus that under other methods ia
lost Tho federal government has re-
uulrod the use of the Kygar method
I'm the western Osagg-iu numerous
instances.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20

& Fuel Co, Bartlesvllle. OKLA:
Charles owen, Owen-Osage on COM
pany, Caney. Kan &c. l.. Freeland,
Roland oil company. Brlstow,
Okla. w. I. Jcftords, Chelsea,
okla. X. c. Jones, Gushing, Okla;
II. II. Champlin, Champln Refining
company. Enid, okla. Il. A. Broom
field, Barnsdall on corporation. Los
Angeles, Cal. r. r Easou, Ucoldton
OIL * Gas Co. Mlrlow, okla: y. ~.
Fink, Commercial NatioiNl hank.
Muskogcc, OKLA; j. II. Mcdonald,
Atlas supply company Muskogcc,
Okla. -. f. Connolly Texas com
pany New York; G.. G. Harmsn.
Nowaia, Okla, II. B. lasNshn.
Nownta, Okla; u. y. BlakeEey,
Oklahoma city, Okla. J. r. Cot
tlnghnm, Oklshoma city. Okla: j.
Is, ID. Shaffer. oklahoma city,
okla. c. L. Mcmahon, OkmulEee.
okla; w. r.. Wood, KingwOod oil
company. Okmulgee, Okla; w. II.
England, Ponca city, Okla; T.. W.
Marland. Marland companies. Ppnca
city, okla. a. NJ. Iandon. Indcpen-
dence, Kan; a. l.. Derby, Derby oil
company. wichita, kan, l.. L. Mar
cell, White Eagle oil q Refining
Co, WICHITA. kan: Fred q. Stanley.
wichita, kan; George Il. Black,
Pasadena, Cal; Fred II. Rowland,
Kcwanee OIL u Gas Co.; Titusville,
Pa. and II. T.. Shock, 1ndlahoma Re
filming company, ST. Louis, Mo.
The membership OF the executive
cornll tee Will meet IN about ten
days to elect officers for the coming
year, and to act on the following
resolution adopted at Wednesday 4
meeting;
BE IT RESOLVED that Il IL the
consensus OF opinion OF this meet
ing OF members Of the association
that the scope OF activities Of the
Mid-Continent oil ~ Gas Assn,
should be broadencd IN order that
II may give Its members more
valuable service. But II also appears
that the association and its exeCu-
tive officers are poorly financed
and that they have been hampercd
In the past by lack or necessary
funds. Tho desired increased ef-
ficlency can only be obtained by in
creasing the budget ana by per-
mltting, the secretary TO Increase his
staff. Wo. therefore, recommend
TO the executive committee that a
plan be worked out at the earliest
possible date by which both the
general association and divisions
may be more adequately financed
and that said plan be put into effect
M soon as possible"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
S0LONS PROMISE
TEAPOT PROBES
Investigation of Secret
Deal' to BE Started
in Next Session

Special 70 The World
WASHINGTON. oct. 19.-Investl.
CATION OF the secret "dcI" by which
private interest has required leases
to the Teapot dome OIL teldA o.
Wyoming. the last OF the sources OF
oil reserved Tor the United states
navy r. promised In the next session
of the present congress senator
La tollotte, republican, Is expected
20 force the inquiry. The republican
leaders OF the fenate doubtless VIII
try TO dodge this iuvesliRa at.on. but
they viii have difficulty IN prevent
Ing additional speeches on the sub
ject and a further Advertisement TO
the clandestlne methods by which
the public domain was passed into
the hands OF "A subsidiary or tho
Standard Oh company without op-
portunity for competitive bidding.
Senator KendrIek OF wyoming has
contributed largey 20 the expose or
Secretary OF the Interior Falla part
In this transaction, which a republi-
can newspaper has called "a scandal
Of the first magnitude" Senator
Kendrick and other democrats or
the senate. with the help OF some
western progressive republicans, are
expected to second and support SEN
AAbE isti 4 bAlfAAf y hNAbNh NlA ''N
deal
In n recent speech Senator Ken
drIck showed that the secret leases
were executed by Secretary Fan fol-
lowing inquiries from constituents
OF western senators regarding the
intentions OF the department OF the
interior with respect to these oil
lands. The Mammoth OF company,
chartered under laws OF Delaware
by Harry +. Sinclair and others, Is
generally regarded as another name
for the standard oil company
II IN eXpect1 that the apvcstiga-
tion. when IT comes. will question
whether the secret lease Of these
naval oil resources was made while
Harry +. Sinclair was "A guest OF
Secretary Falls ranch, near Three
Rivers. n. NJ, at a time when the
negotiations between the Mammoth
oil company and the head OF the
interior department were in prog
ress
Independent oil Interests, which
are complaining against what they
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
First Teapot Gusher
Gradually subsidized

That the shallow gushcr complet-
ed by the Mammoth oil company on
Teapot dome soon subsidized FROM a
steady flow TO point where Il WAS
flowing by heads IS the interesting
information contained IN a copy Of
the Inland oil Index that has just
been received.
The wcll, according 10 this infor-
nation, flowed 5,i00 barrels In siN
hours when It was brought In on the
afternoon OF October 3. For three
hours Il shot over the crown block
OF the so foot derrick and then
gradually subsidized. iiy the morning
Of october 4 It was flowing by
heads
"Thc well was a surprise" slys
the Index, as IL Camo In without
any warning whatever at p. m.
when tho drill evidently broke into
IA Creyice or tissurD I'm the shalo at
Isis feet, Before the tools could he
Withdrawn the oil came Ia with "A
rush and a roar accompanied by n
tremendous pressure Of gas. Quisk
action In putting out the fires with
the wind In a favorable direction
saved tho wen aud prevented acct
dents
"Tho Performance OF the well is
remarkable when it is considered
that II flowed through l2H H-Inch
easing with tools IN the hole aud $50
fret Of open hole. For the first
three hours It flowed n stcady
stream 20 the top of the derrick
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20

company is rigged up and shut
down In the center OF the west line
ofNhe southwest Of the northeast OF
i3-12-f1.
Cary and associates are shut down
at 1881 feet. water at 1870 feet OF
the southwest Of the northeast OF
IS l2-il.
Hartman and others are rigging
up. tho old wen to drlll deeper In
the center OF tho southeast OF the
southCast sf 22-l2-ll.
Hartman and associated are shut
down at 2,722 feet with n 75-barrel
show on the southeast OF the south
east 22-l2-ll.
Josey oil company Is drilling Mt
2,7O0 feet on the southwest of the
southwest of 2S.l2-l1.
Anglo Texas company Is spudding
on the southwest OF the northeast of
33-12-ll.
Noco Petroleum company Is shut
down at 2,646 feet for n fishing job
on the southeast OF the northwest OF
34-l2-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20

allege ie unfair cs,mpetition, espe-
cialiy since the Mammoth OIL com.
pany acquired contAol of the Teapot
dome deposits. are pressing Tor an
Investigation. senatSr kendrick mas
shown that the royalties which the
Mammoth company A. paying under
the terms of It's lea ses are very
rruch lower than those paid by tnde
pendent concerns In adjacent fields.
In hls latest speech On this deal, "
Senator Kend rick said:
There IS every reasdn to believe
that the government threw away
from tl5 OOO. 600 to $40 100000 In
leasing the wyoming naval reserve
in the manner Il did. Flte per cent
OF this amount In a roynlty to the
state, ns provided by my b III, would
have amounted to at least several
thousand dollars to the sch ool chill
dren OF Wyoming"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20

Judge DoacnbcrR Of Olcan. Judge
Marcy of Eufnlo and J. B. MAYER of
Now YORK. who is an Old Indiana
operator Tho ToKoleau fractional
partnership interests are widely held
iu and around Olean. where SIR
Page was one Of tho most substantial
riuzous. One ~ his big properties
wHs the traction line from Oioan to
Salamanca. Tie also was Identified
~ one time with tho old Dovopian
crowd.
Mr. Dalv prior 20 its purchase by
Eugene Luron, Has owner OF the
Tulsa Daily World. u ..=s n re-
called that ho our" was owner Of tho
cite ON which the postoffce now
aiuuds ~" lpAd ip takc tho prop.
cry on = debit and had considora Bile
difficulty getting r.d Of H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-20
Martin II. DAILY Named
Head of TeyOieaR

Martin b. DAILY OF Cleveland,
OHIO, has returned home after an in
spoctiun OF the properties Of the
TeNolCan Oh company OF which he
recently was named mauaging agent
to succeed me late W. r. Page OF
oloan, n. Y. As the TeNolcan Is n
partnership, the title OF managing
agent Is equivalent to president,
NJ. DAILY, although busy with his
gas interests In Cleveland. whore
he has just emerged victorious from
n long franchise fight, expects TO re-
turn to the Continent field for
a longer ssay later In the year. His
SON w. T.. DAILY, Is remaining here
with the evident intention of breaK'
ing into the oil business and follow
ing in his fathers footsteps.
The TeNolean company has had ar
interesting history. The leading
spirits in Il were MIR. Page, Mr.. DAILY