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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-26
RETAIL STOREROOM
For Rent

5OXlio, room could be divided for
two rooms suitable for furniture or
grocery store. Gould build balcony
IL desired. Rent reasonable. Ad
dress owner, Box 8Jl-H, care
World,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-26

Never was 'h,rg q h,itor time To- invest
iu Tuisn real rrtUiu thuu to-day,
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Livestock
DOGS. CARS PETs

H4lsToN BULL PUPPIES Tor sale, llttl,
,,'eauues. IA 5. Denver,
FIAto your dogs at Hotel Nash: board
Fs Hshnel No sick dogs taken. Phone
~, eso or Cedar 24eb
~ HOUNDS Guaranteedi s25, nun
,ys-s Reeve, Springda'e. Ark
'9S SAL y Registered male 81. Bernard,
IN. mon hs old, trained for children,
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$4,000 TWG-sTDRY
SOUTH CHEYENNE

THIS haaurfIl S.uuabraker home ~
a real bargain. one uf the best
blocks uu South Cheyenne att
rratfIye shades and lawn. eight
rooms uslug room arrOFs front,
best oak floors throughout large
breakfast room bultaIu features,
tuut bedrooms iU ON largo clog-
ots. choice decorations. tie bath,
basement combination furnace,
garage ana servants quarters;
shown By appointment.
\. j. jenkins g. SON
Usage iJ05-2776, 6zs Mayo Bldg'
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Personal Property
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
HOUSEHOLD GOoDs

AN IN MARKET for household furniture:
any kind and quality. Cedar 1878
AMERICAN WALNUT. gate-lcR dining
suite; wicker living suite: bedroom
suite: kitchen cabinet. chifforobe;
linolpum; odd rockers: y bed: living
room fable si5 s. Elgin
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Property for Exchange
ENCnANUI-KrAI EsrArE


THOMPSON MAKES EXCHANGES
Trade what you have FOR what you want
paaga y0p 4o1 Security Bldg.
$50 600 TULSA income property to trade
for stock farm of 6t0 acres more or
loss near Fisher " kvNEtUue vicinity.
The W u HUI Agency. room 222 Sc.
curity nldg. Usage b3O5.
81 500 EQUITY In business buidius.
bringing $500 per month Tor sale or
trade. See. Ben, IS b. Second, or csn
cedar ist7.
f'5. 00O--rWO STORY stone and concrete
business building on iuHio corner IN
live town ia pAwuec county paying l2
per cont not Income, Go cSchUuge Tor
land. 5. a Z. Realty Co, 12 Bynun
hlgg oseEc 1N19.
FOR SAIE uh EA, NANCE ~
FOk SALE OR TRADE Dairy farm
close 60 lu'sa, modern equipment
completes $50 acres good soil, Hl4'
registered herd and equipment n 1e
s.red O@sp t0ls
FOR sNLL OK TRADE fur good liput car
my equity Co. utcc east front lot. \ bar
gain tor someone. osnEe hlfH. Res
!3se 8. Trenton.
TWO beouutu' apartment buildings each
building hHr four apartments u i've
ruoms each. hud four rar1Ecs RrUts
81 COO per yenr for each building Tho
property Is exceptionally well located.
S.vort'crth place ana quincy owner s
willing To- take other property as pnrf
pay. WhtralIe a WhtUsilc exclusive
agents tstrD tU41
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Personal Property
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS 81
. CPHULsrERiNO pavenpotts and chs,fs
/ Works ia W Fitn st Cedar Nu,
, W. Buy usei furniture J Birnbsun
2 Osase 2so2 l6ih " Main
WANTED -Used furniture We exchange
Biue Front Furniture Co. CAL osaEe
20 FINE sample ruga half. price, sEs
ConRnleum. 50 so osagc2soh ili n.
Boston Usage 1906
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AZ
/ ron So t.E- TracucaIy new Nictrola. eN
,.'|au' condition; 20 records Call cedar
] New rtANOS FOH WTNT--Jusi rece ,ed
/ from factory. r J. Davidson. OssRe
/ wANTED--P Piano tor storage. will guar
ante~ best Of care. Adults only. Cedar
I wANTED-- Plano free storage In home
" two adults. Best care guaranteed
can before $40. Osage 31I0. Mart
/ Jones
oFr1CE-sToRE EQUIPMENT 81
A BARGAIN In slightly uscd office FUR.
uiturc, viii sell All or ny the picce
Hurry. must leave tho city az s.
nouldot osags $40.
FOR SALE \ lot " grocery and meat
Ftsi st. Usage 7osS.
Fuv SALE second hand safe. osnrs 67t
4ig Mayo Bdg
KAUnEN vlSiOiE VECORDS-Cards IN
sight mean husirrss control Ssrd,E
Saies Co. NJ /. Pounastgne district
manager. 2J5 Boulder Tulsa Ph. ne
Usage 4o64
l. G. SMITH & BROS, typeVritcr re
hunt at factory ~ tho original manu-
tgc'urers Rentals and typewriter Flp
uI'cs l. G. smith q fros. Typcvriict
Co. Phone 4l6i. Tulsa ONa.
REMINGTON typewriter No 10: In fret.
,.g'. '.o i.'"n for sale at b1rErin
zoo y. Boston
SAtt 'og sue ? Caplan, 422 q Esstoa
A-1lGe la-e.
WEARING APPARFI 3;
ACT pay highest prices fof used cloth
Ing. shoos nats. etc Osuge 'o5s.
All EiNnS ~ oIothInE bought Al the
highest prices, cedar 1855
AT T. CAST OFF clo'hinR bought A. high
esi prices. also shoes hats. etc. Osage
FOR SALE Practically new isrfrta.
orange shade, senlevening dress worn
only once bargain. C'l Osage 77os
FOR SALE. CHEAP--Navy blue tricotiue
dress ana navy blue trlcotine suit, size
10. call Usage 52Sl.
HIGHEST PRICES paid Tor second hand
clothing shoes and hats pFage 7l4s
LADIES $3.50 FALL SUIT: slightly worn
$40 II sold this week Osase s12.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cs
BATHING SUITS caps shres and bass
Wat sportng Goode 500 s Boulder
FOR sALE-Electric vacuum cleaner with
attachments; $3.50. Phone Cedar 23os
FOR SALE-Thirty inch exhaust ian. !
II. q. waldorf Lunch Co. Usage sg9i.
FOR SALE. S2.foot extension ladder Hnd
foot Ftep-ladder, set OF ladder JACKS
an practically new; also 2i-icwel
Hamilton watch. ll35 s. Peoria
Usage 42
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a uNUOA1E tar cash. suutheast rorue-
i.f. r'"d l"coil"n 20 foot front. psugs
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Intn ION aAIE

.............
W @ egaI oes,oS 40, ,'' p, ,sSi ,Si19'a" ,l'Ii Came S.5s.
H..F .''' '''-' '''s'
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.'Il'N. y I'I lasn, touiheasi corner
a.r f''' '''''''"' Foot front Usage
N, o." .i' H'1r.v.g"d Tot at bargain
''.'t 1888 '.i'F -'.'
..I lI,, lore aud Two houses on
Joe W0uama. it., s,s,l,,
lYB SAID gt. ..t. aaG house al -glics.
'W' Co. '."'In Address \. Robin
.......-. ...-.---.
'''N wv p t'.'f." I'I,' nd'Ni.u close
ln rnt''S 'ui .l block Z. rrrshinR
"I''l sewer ''h water 10. good
ln.".g location. Ir.r~ o. 1@h terms
'' "l'R. ,'a,E' '-"' --.
H.' ll'H "a t'N'utr-rfh place and
h.''in"n N.'"'!l thrk ediiuon.
$500 ~. CASH Hud 80 a month. buys
o.1nliui hgh Hunuttnn tot on street
,'t '3' Nh"fn BROOKS 22o Lynch
h'dF '.lHt |i'a
INNps AN r,uNs RON s,Ip a,
nm A,,n,,,
'"''"'"N
N,hl7 49,. yen ,mlles s9utheast Tulss.
N''niN l'Whtf,'. nm" chicken hog ranch,
i'.". l..' ga.h h'lsnc" $40 monthly ana
/ Tuk HAt.E-i1G scrrs IN the spavinsw.
ln scot 'lu a'-''.21. ln Delaware county:
,nH VIII make uics summer home.
Phone 'Htro ifol.J, from a. m. 10
s.. on
Hco 10 twp, o. n. HnnFe 90 " AdAir
70, plua WIN take nys passenger
bodE" or Buick, Late model and SONS
49, y, N".u W ~ W." " "h"nEh'
"u"I '' I'A NO o. H'pulpa, okIA. .
l. 40 ACRES OF land suitable for truck
farming, close 10 town, on hard sur.
,,u,'u ,'@I " You want 70 raise truck
~ ,.u "'.' "hIHr' Uour " and 'et
w ''iN A., 49, al, - iolbnu toout
't''.' "t ''''''hhN' ''ffh.f llNNN N'NhI sNss
wANTED-REAL ESTATE =.
t7s month Tor 5,room house. S"S "rsi reason ON
clinton "It Teaip5r. m "% Cedar @ sdsi. SIS SpS K"nps.
-, ~ :. .,',E wv 90,
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whNTED-REAL ESTATE

CuETOMER has a60O cash and will pay
&76 month Tor b-toun house. reason
ably close In. on tho oast side. W. 3.
Cliuton renitor. Cedar 2igi. Bi6 Kenne-
~ HldR
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Real tstste for Rent

TtRMs ron NM II
GOOD FARM FOR NEST-CoW skIu
prairie form for rent; % acres AZ - par
acre and aa pcreH timber free. house
barn and fine well ~ water. Address
Box % Southwcat CITY NJ.
FLATS ANn APAKTN MS 10
APART NJ ut. our rooms HY.l t1'. .I.
nished OF unfUtuishod. ll3 D.. lufyupu1
pu,p. Ofuuc hNH1al.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

In the Robertson field OF Garvin
county the Texas and Pacific Coal
and Oil company's No. 3 on the New.
berry farm, . in the southwest corner
of the northeast of the northwest of
the southwest quarter Of section 49,
1n.3w, has completed the rig. The same
operators have completed the rig for
their No. on the James farm, in the
northwest corner of the southeast of
the southeast of the southwest quar-.
ter of section 13.1n-3w.
Two TIP wells cemented on top OF
sands are due TO drill in this week.
They are: No. l on the Watts farm, in
the northwest corner Of the south
west of the southeast quarter of sec
ton 13ln-3w. cemented at 1882 feet.
No. on the Newberry2 farm in the
southeast of the northeast OF the south.
west quarter OF section l3.ln.9w, ce-
mented at 1869 feet.
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Skelly Drilling
Deep Hewitt Test
Several Tests in Hewitt Dis
trict Are Drilling at An
Interesting Depth.

One of the most interesting tests in
the local districts is the Skelly Oil
company's No on the Stechi farm,
the southwest quarter of section 15-4s-
2w, which is drilling in lime at S492
feet. The 5-S inch casing was set In
this test at 27S5 feet 1t Is the deepest
well yet drilled in the Hewitt field
proper, and missed the sand encounter.
ed at around $500 feet in the Baker
Strawn No S.B Dillard which is slight.
ly more than one fourth Of mile
southwest of the Skelly.Stechi No. s.
Skely Oil companys No. IA on the
Carney farm, in the northwest of the
northeast of the northwest of the north
west of the southwest quarter of sec.
tion 15-is-2w, is drilling in shale at
29l6 feet, with the 6 5.S inch casing
carried TO 27S5 feet. This well is max
ing about 80 barrels from the upper
sands. 1t is also at a very interesting
depth, and Is one half mile north of
the aker-Strawn.Dillard No. S.B. Skel.
ly compay's No. 10 on the Everett No.
west of the northwest of the northwest
quarter of section\ 22-4s-2w. is drilling
at 25SS feet. Skelly No. IL on the Ever
EFT Noble farm. in the northwest of
the northwest of the northwest quar-
ter of section 22.is.2w, Is drilling at
1854 feet. Skelly No. II on the Ever.
EFT Noble farm, in the southwest Of
the northwest of the northwest quar-
ter of section 22.4s.2w, is shut down at
21S2 feet.
Wolverine Oil company's No. 107 on
the Dillard farm in the center of the
west line of the east half of the east
half of the northwest quarter of sec
ton 22-4s-2w, is drilling at 227S feet
Wolverine companys No. 39 Dlllard in
the southwest corner of the northwest
of the northwest of the northeast quar-.
ter of section 22.4s-9w, Is drilling at
1914 feet. Same operators no AZ on the
Dillard farm. in the southwest corner of
the northeast of the northwest OF the
northeast quarter Of section 22-4s-2w, is
drilling at 1444 feet. Same operators
No. 4S on the billiard farm. in the south
west Of the southeast of the northeast
of the northwest quarter of section 22.
As-2w, is underreaming the casing with
the total depth Of the hole at 1910 feet.
Magnolia Petroleum company's No.
81 on the l.. ]. Woodruff farm in the
southeast OF the southwest OF the south
west quarter of section l5-is-2w, is drill.
ing al $3.50 feet.
Bayou District
An interesting test in the Bayou Dis.
tI'ict Is the Texas companys No. IL on
the Denny b farm, in the southwest
of the southeast of the northeast Of
the northeast quarter of section 35.4s-
2w, which has underreamed and is get.
ting the 5.S inch casing at 1867 feet
and is nearing the depth OF the oil
sand.
This is the farthest southwest loca.
tion in the deep producing area. The
Texas company's No. 10 on the Denny
Il farm, in the northeast OF the south.
east of the northeast of the northeast
quarter of section 35-4s2w. is flowing
$50 barrels daily form the sand topped
at 2S9O feet and pentrated II feet with
the drill still in il.
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northeast Of the northwest of the
northwest quarter OF section 81, 2s-2w,
Is rlgged up and shut down.
West Of Production
Tidal oil companys No. on the
Choat farm, In the center OF the north.
east OF tho northeast OF the northeast
quarter OF section SO. 9s.2w. one fourth
of mile west of production, Is drilling
in gumbo at s460 feet. carrying the
6Ss inch casing. Same operators No.
ON the same lease, In the center OF
the southwest or the southeast OF the
northeast quarter OF section SO. 2s.3w.
also west Of production. Is rigging up
the rotary tools, with the total depth
OF the hole at around 1900 feet.
Healdton Petroleum company is com.
pleting the rig for its No. . on the
Meyer farm in the center Of the north.
east OF the northwest OF the southeast
quarter of section ~, 2s.9w. Cottonbelt
Petroleum company's No. Q on the
Sparks farm In the center OF the south.
west OF the southeast OF the southwest
quarter OF section 80, 2s.?w. is complet.
ing the rig. Same OPERATORS No. 4 on
the Sparks farm In the southeast OF
the southeast of the southwest quarter
OF section 30, ss-2w. twin to No. /, is
completing the rig
Cottonbelt Petroleum company's No.
| on the Dunlap farm In the center OF
the southeast OF the southeast OF the
northwest quarter OF section 81. gs.2w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
train HITS CAR;
Three ARE DEAD
Party on Way to Armistice
Day Celebration When Ac-
cident Happens on Rail-
road Crossing.

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Two women and a
girl We're killed. and two other persons
We're injured seriously when an auto.
mobile in which they were riding to
an Armistice Day celebration was hit
by local st. Louis-San Francisco train
at a crossing near Eureka in st. Louis
county.
The dead are:
MRS. r. J.. KUHNS, 43 years old, Of
Crescent.
MRS. CLARA ROCHE, 3S, OF Eureka
MILDRED PEPPERS, 12 OF. Eureka
The two injured are Miss Margie Bo.
land. II. of Eureka, and Mike Hance, 32,
Of Eureka, driver of the car.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
AMERICAN ROUGH AND
TUMBLE Is SUPERIOR

SYRACUSE, n. Y.-American foot
ball proved its superiority over the Ca
madam Rugby here this afternoon, Syra
cuse University winning its second an
nual international gridlorn contest
against McGlll 80 TO 0. Although it was
understood that American rules would
govern the game. the officials were
virtually lenient and allowed the Mon
treal players great freedom in their use
Of the lateral forward pass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Testing to Extend
Amerada Deep Sand

Test for extension of the 2067-
foot sand i'm the Aemarada field
is being made by the Amerada Pc
troleum company in its No. on
the Madeline Farve farm, in the
center Of the southwest of the
northeast quarter of section 20-5s-
lie. which has cased off the upper
sands and is now drilling at 1855
feet in gray shale This we'll is 10.
Gated threo.eighths of a mile south
east of the Amerada-C Criner No. l
In. the northeast of northwest quar-
ter Of section 20.5s.le, which is the
only well in the field producing
from the 2067 foot level and which
came in for 100 barrels as initial
production.
Amerada Petroleum company's No
IL on the Sammy Paptite farm, in the
southwest of the northeast of III,
southeast of the southeast quarter ol
section 20-5s-1e, has cased off the upper
sands which were estimated as pro
ductive of only so barrels and is now
drilling deeper in blue shale at 1855;
feet
Amerada company has recemtnted in
its No. l on the J. B. Champion farm
In the center of the southeast of the
northeast Of the southwest quarter o.
section 20.5s.le. following failure Of
the first effor to hold. This test, which
is one fourth of a mile west OF produc
ton, was plugged. back to 1884 fee
to test sand showing heavy OIL
Amerada company is drilling at 243.
feet in its no. IA on the Johnny Bap
t!ste farm, in the center of the south
east of the southeast of the southwes
quarter of section 20-5s-1e, also ives
Of production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Date Changed for
Geologist Meeting

The date for the meeting of the
Duncan and Ardmore branches of the
Southwestern Geological Society has
been changed from November IS. as
originally planned TO November 90. The
biologists will meet at the Hotel Ard.
more at 600 p. m, and from there will
so to the Dornick Hills Country Club
where dinner will be served and the
business session conducted, The Dun.
can and Ardmore divisions will be con.
solidated ut the meeting and new Of
ficers for the ensuing year will be iect.
ed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
NOlre Dame: Army Tie

WEST UOINT, n. Y.-Notre Dame
and Army battled to peace without vic
tory before a crowd that crammed the
enlarged stands on the plains Satur-
day Neither team scored though each
had chances. the army in each of The
first two periods and the Hooslers in
the last quarter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Indiana.West yirginio

BLOOMINGTON, IND. 49, Fighting
desperately against a superior tearl
Indiana University was defeated BY
West Virginia in the final peri,d
victors- scoreless in the first period but
weakened as the game progressed. Sev.
eral second string men were used by
ed in the first and last periods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Section 20. 6s.le

Sturm.Glllam-Ellis test on the
Pittman ranch in the southeast OF
the northwest Of the southwest
quarter Of section 20, 6s-le. Love
county. six miles south of The Am
erada pool, is drilling in blue shale
at 27l0 feet, carrying the 6ss inch
casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
REWARD OFFERED FOR MEN
WHO SHOT DEWEY OFFICER

BARTLESVTLLE.-- reward Of $3.50
each was offered for the arrest and
conviction Of the men who shot and kill.
ed police officer Terbert NARROW at
Dewey shortly after o'clock Saturday
morning, when they were surprised in
an attempt to rob the Model clothing
store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

Amerada Petroleum company's No
on the Sukie Simpson farm in the cen
ter of the northeast of the southwest
quarter Of section "a, 5s.1e. Two and
onehalf miles southeast of Amerada
field production, is spuddng. This 10.
cation is % feet north of the original
test, the hole of which was lost on ac.
count Of collapsed casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Gypsy-Peace 4
Through Dry Sand

In the Fox district. the Gypsy OIL
companys No. on the Pearce farm.
in the southeast OF the northeast Of
the northeas, quarter OF section 332s.3w
drilled through a dry sand at 2305.4O
feet and is now shut down in shale at
2S52 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Stephens County

Shipp- -Nash.Wade are shut down at
25lS feet in their test on the Goodwin
farm in the northeast of the northeast
of the northwest quarter of section 2,
1s-4w, stephens county, two miles west
Of Tussy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Fast OF Bayou

Colne Oil companys No, l on the
Heckethorn lease (Ramsey farm in the
southwest of the northwest of the south
west of the southeast quarter Of section
81, ls.1w is drilling In hard lime at
1910 feet, carrying the 3.16 inch cas-
ing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
West of Springer

Owl Oil companys wildcat on the
Carroll farm. in the center of the
southwest of the southwest of the south
east quarter of section 12.3s1e. is drill
ing in black shale at 22OO feet carry
ing the Ia inch casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
important Tests


Ramsey Dempsey test on the Reed
farm in the northwest Of the southwest
OF the northwest quarter Of section 20,
is-lw has completed its fishing job and
is now drilling in sandy shale at $3.50
feet. carrying the 3-16 inch casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Section go, 2s.3w

Magnolia Petroleum company's test
Of the southeast of the southeast quar-
ter of section 23, 2s-3w is drilling at
1920 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Stephens Deep Test

Gypsy Oil company on the Russell
ranch, in the northwest corner of the
southwest Of the southeast quarter of
section H. 2s-5w, Stephens county, has
cemented the es. inch casing prepara-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Judge Lindsey Coming Wednesday

Judge Ben Lindsey. famous Juvenile
judge Of Denver, Colo, will lecture at
Convention Hall Wednesday evening
under auspices Of the Rotary Club. Ad.
mission 25 and 80 cents. Proceeds 60
tOWafd BOYS work. adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Section 81, ls.1w

J. C. Cooke Oil and Gas com
pany is due to spud its test on the
Mckown farm, in the center of the
southwest of the southeast of the
northwest quarter of section "a, As
1w, starting with the 20.inch hole.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Section 90, 5s-3w

Sturm-Phelan.Young-Le Lester ex-
pect TO spud in Monday on their
test on the Lester farm in the
northeast OF the southeast quarter
Of section %. 3s.3w. The operators
are now completing rigging up the
cable tools.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Love County

Hivick ct al are drilling in a water
sand at 1860 feet in their wildcat on the
Wilson farm in the southeast of the
northwest of the northeast quarter of
section II, 7s-2e, Love county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Southwest Of Wilson

Wickenheiser-R have completed
rigging up their wildcat on the Beal
farm, in the center of the southeast of
the northwest quarter Of section 10, 5s-
3w, about three miles southwest Of vii
son, and are shut down.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
North, of Newport

Magnolia Petroleum company's test
on the Mccarthy farm in the southwest
Of the southeast OF the southwest quar-
ter OF section 20, SSH north Of New
port, is drilling at 100 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

ALL ELkS TAKE NOTICE
REGULAR MEETING WILL BE
HELD ON TUESDAY, NOV. lIth. IN.
ITIATION. SMOKER. AND EVERY
THING JULIUS KAHN SECRETARY
1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
For Christmas

any man would like one
Of these belts, buckles or
belts g1'amme with emblems
of Blue Lodge, Shrine, r.
P. 0. E. X. of P. and X.
of c. They are packed in
individual boxes and make
a most appropriate gift.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

tory to testing a sand which was topped
at 319O feet and penetrated four feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
"SMILING"
QUALITY

There are smiles Of all de-
scriptions but the ones we
are interested in giving you
is that OF satisfaction. After
you've taken these Eagle and
Manhattan shirts home and
examined the fineness OF tex.
ture we know youll have 1t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

Mitchell Bonner Of oklahoma City
was transacting business here Satur-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

its closely related to that seedy
look-we prescribe one of these
well tailored Suits. Styles are var
led to satisfy the most conservative
man yet that does not mean that
the man with young ideas is left
out. Good tailoring, excellent fab
RIGS and good lines make them.
wonderful values.