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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
The KaiserS Memoirs

/ the then French ambassador at Ber.
lin, made 20 him on tho 2Gth or 27th
OF July. 1914; "It Germany wishes
matters TO come TO war. she viii
have England also pgalns, hc-. The
English fleet viii take Hamburg. We
shalt thoroughly beat tho Germans. q"
BogItshevich states that this talk
made him sure that the war mad
been decided upon az this time OF tho
meeting OF polncure with the Rus
sian ear at 81. Petersburg, II not
sooner.
Russian Crown Council.
7. Another Russian OF high rank
| member OF the duma and a good
| fricrl Of Saz0nOff told ne later
/ about tho secret o. own council held.
with the Czar presiding. In February
| 1914; moreover, ! obtained CorrobO-
| ration from other Russian sources
mentioned in my 'HiHtoricn
Tables" OF the following: At this
crown council Sagonoff mado an
address wherein ho suggested % the
car 90 seize Constnntlnople, which,
since the triple alliance would not
acqulcsco IN II. would cause war
against Germany ana Austria. lie
added that Italy would break away
from these two, In the natural course
% events; that France was 20 be
trusted absolutely and England
probably
The car had agreed. II was said
ana given orders 20 tako the ncccs-
sary preliminary steps. The Rus
sian finance minister. Count Kokov-
zeff, wrote TO the car advising
against this course was informed
OF this by Count Mirbach after the
peace ~ BrcHt -Lltovsls- s--rec0mmend-
Ing firm union with Germany. and
warning against war which, he said
would be unfavorablo to Russia and
lead 20 revolution and tho fafi OF the
dynasty The ear aid not follow
this advice, but pushed on toward
war.
Tho same gentleman told me This.
Two days after the outbreak Of war
he had been invited by Sazonoff 10
breakfast, The latter came up to
him. beaming with JOY and. rubbing
his hands together. asked; Come
now, my dear baron, you must al
init that / have Chu'0n the moment
for war oXcclloutlW haven't ~"
When the baron, rather worried,
asked him what stand England
would take, the minister smote hla
pocket, and, with sly wink. whls,
pcrod. u have something iu my
pocket which. within tho next feN
weeks. will bring toy 10 AN Russia
ana aatuuul tho outiEo world: / have
received the English promise tina,
England VIII 80 with Russia against
Germany
O. Russian prisoners belonging IN
the siberian corps. who were taken
In East Prussia, said that they had
/ been transported by rail iu tho sum.
mer Of 1913 90 tho vicinity OF Mos.
sow since mancuvers were 10 be
I held There by the c2ar. The man.
euvCrs dld not take place, but the
troops were not taken back. They
wcrc stationed Tor tho winter iu the
vicinity Of Moscow. I'm the summer
OF 1914 they were brought forward
I 10 the vicinity OF wilma, since blp
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Near OkeRdh

Marshall and others are drilling at
,G75 feet IN the northwest of the
northeast Of the northwest OF 80
lis.
Gardner and others have location
IN the center north limo of the north
east OF the northeast OF Sails.
Nalcona OH company are setting
5-inoh casing at 2,525 feet in the
southeast OF the northwest of the
northwest of 9-lt-9.
Leuox oil corporation are shut
down at 2,930 feet with hole full OF
water IN the southeast OF the north
west Of the southwest OF 1918.
Zock-Barncs has rig in the south
east OF the southwest OF the south
east Of 34-l1-9.
TcNolena oil company are drilling
at 3,l42 feet in the southwest OF
the southeast Of 36-l1-9.
Zoch- Barnes are fishing 6-!uch
casing at 3,l40 feet In the south
west Of the southeast Of the north
west OF 14-ll-l0.
Prairie OH and Gas company are
drilling at 2.100 feet IN the north
east OF the northwest OF the north
east of 2O.11-l0.
Empire Gas and Fuel company
are drilling at 1850 feet in the
northeast west half Of the northeast
OF the northeast Of 3l-ll-10.
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Mmkeiers Contention Most
Successful EUer Held

Special 90 The World.
CHICAGO. H., oct lJ.-Inlvor-
sally pronounced as the most sue
oassful meeting OF oil jObber5 ever
held, the fan convention OF the Na-
toual Petroleum Marketora assocla-
ton came TO a close here Friday, a
widespread and active interest in the
problems confronting tho indcpcnd-
out iobbers and refiners ana the up
holding OF the associations militant
campaign to protect Independent in
teyests were the outstanding char
acterstics Of the fOur-day meeting.
Although there was some opposition
10 those vigorous policies, Il was
sporadical and Intellectual. Perhaps
the best conceived ana matursd
plan presented TO the association
was the prospectus OF the national
advertising campaign which Is to
be conducted by the Independent
oil men OF America, n subsidiary or
Eunizatlon Of the National Petroleum
Marketers association. The plan in
clUdes the use OF a distinctive in
sigma 20 be used by all Independent
jobbcrs who aid In paying for the
advertising which will be done in
periodicals OF national circulation.
The last days business meeting was
devoted TO a discussion OF the gasO-
line pump leasing problem. 4 res
ulution cOndemning the practice Of
pump leasing and enjoining the
members to resort to IL only as a
defensive measure was unanimous
ly adopted.
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northwest y the northwest of i'-
Cary and associates are shut down
az 2.S91 feet In the southW est of the
northeast OF 1S-12-11.
Hartman and others are shut
down az 2,7S2 feet with 1J-barrel
show in the southeast OF tho SOUTH
east OF ?2-12-11.
Joscy OF company is drilling ~
2.02O feet In the southwest OF the
southwest Of 2S-i2-1t
Anglo Texas company is rigging up
In the southwest Of the northeast or
33-12-11.
Noco Petroleum company 10 shut
down ct 2,6i6 feet for fishing job
In the southeast Of the northwest Of
34-12-11.
parshall oil & Gas Co. Is rigged
up and shut down IN the southwest
OF the southwest OF l-12-t2.
NJ. i. Moruney is shut down az
I 1,GO0 feet I'm the northwest Of tho
southwest OF the southwest OF 2
12-12.
Parshall ond associates are fishing
for S-inch casing az ago feet In the
southwest OF the northwest OF he
northeast OF 13-12-12.
Eagle-plchcr i8 drilling at 1900
feet in the southwest OF the north
east OF 14-t2-l2.
Copeland Il McBraycr Is drilling
at 2,2S0 feet IN the northeast OF the
northwest OF the southwest OF "a
12-12.
McCray and others are shut down
at $500 feet In the northwest OF the
southwest OF 2g-12-12.
Mitchell oil company has a rlE up
In the center or the west line OF the
southwest OF the northwest OF 40
1919.
W. G. Newman has n rig I'm the
center OF the east line OF tho south
west Of the northwest OF 30-l2-12.
Black Petroleum comp any IL drill
ing at 2,727 feet with oil and gas
show IN the southeast OF tho south
west OF 34-12-12,
Adcock and associates have cns-
ms trouble at 1900 feet in the
northwest OF tho southwest Of 81
12-12.
Black Petroleum company is fish
ing At 1850 feet In the center OF the
north line OF the southwest OF tho
southeast OF 3i-12-12.
Eagle Pichcr is building a rig IN
the southwest OF the northwest OF
the southwest OF 84-I2-12.
Eagle pichcr is drilling aa 700
feet in the Coutcr OF the south line
OF the north half OF the southwest
OF 34-12-12.
T.. II. Black is drilling at 1850
feet in the northwest Of the north
west ~ 3j-l2-12.
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Shutdown Discussion TO BE
Resumed ToddB

a resumption Of the discussion
over tho Usage shutdown Us scheduled
for the morning. when the committee
az five, appointed by the Usage OH
and Gas LCssces' association Will
meet with the shutdown and storage
committee.
IL is believed .n,t tho osagc
operators and tu. midtown COM
mittce will De able 90 arrive on an
understanding which viii be satis-
factory all the way through and that
some sort Of compromise recomcu-
dlton will bo wired 10 the depart
ment OF the interior. II Is believed
shat the department has a much
better understanding OF the sit
uation as result of tho visit ot
solicitor Booth, than IL otherwise
would have had. Tho departments
solicitor happened 60 be In Tulsa
at the end OF last week and took
occasion TO hear both sides OF the
controversy that has arisen as n
result Of commissioner Burke's
recent order, shutting down drilling
wells In the Osage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Mexican Shipments for
September

Tlmpico-Mexican Petroleum com.
pauy exported 3.llG,O0O harrcls OF
oil from Mexico in september 396.-
600 less than I'm August, Mexican
Eagle 100000, 425,OOo less and
Sinclair 10000, increase or 71,-
600 over August.
Following are additional exports
NJ oil from Mexico In September:
Standard oil OF New Jersey $4,000
barrels; Penn Mex. Fuel. $1,000: In
tcr1ccau, $4,000, United states Mex
lean, 1000. standard oil company
OF New Jerseys shipments were en-
trely for its own account ~ Tide
Water OF ala not export. l.atter's
shipments In August made up S47,-
coo barrels OF the 5G9,O0 recorded
for Standard on Tamplco-Tsland
OH exported 1ii 900 barrels oil from
Mexico IN September. $4,000 less
than IN August. Swiftsure, con-
trollcd by uld Colony Trust COM
pany shipped 2Si000, $4,000 less.
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VetHBikd

Gilcrease oil company has lOca-
ton IN the southwest OF the southeast
OF the nOrtheat Of 23-9-9,
Tack and associates are drilling
at $500 feet IN the southeast of the
southwest OF 1910.
Prairie and Wilhoit are cleaning
ont at 3,Ols feet I'm the southwest Of
the northwest of the southeast of
4-g-1O.
Prairie and Wilhoit are setting g.
inch casing at 1850 feet IN the
southwest Of the east half OF the
northwest OF the southeast OF 5.9-l0.
Newman and Furman are drilling
at $50 feet IN the northwest OF the
southwest OF the southwest Of 2l-s-
10.
AlleEheney OIL corporation is fish
ing at $3.50 feet IN the northeast of
the northwest OF the northeast OF
23.9-1O.
Arkansas Natural Gas company
has rig and tools I'm the southwest
OF the southeast OF 25-9-l2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Standard Oils PrOUe Weeks
Market Leaders

NEW YORK. oct. Hibernate
strength and weakness character
lzed the first three days OF last week.
Under the stimulus OF two recently
declared stock dividends among
Standards Oils and In expectation
that Standard Oil, New Jersey. Will
soon he the next OF tho family 10
join In tho certificate gift disburse-
meut--an expectation that became
n reality after the close Of Wedncs-
lay. by announcement Of a proposed
increase In capitalization from sllO,-
600 900 to s625.00O,O00 with 400
per cent stock dividend 10 holders
this group moved forward precipi-
lately and IN n manner suggestive OF
directed efforts.
such spectacular display might
have readily dampened tho ardor Of
the most speculatively inclined were
= for the fact that United states
steel inspired confidence in those
disposed toward the constructive side
by ITS indubitahle strength.
Tn a market whore advances and
declines have been so rapid within
one session in some issues while
others have heen totally neglected
that trader might have been whip
sawed severely several times there
is not any great incentive 70 public
participation. This fact explains the
gyrations I'm the speculative favorltcs
az dealings in them were confined
10 the professional element who
were quick 10 change their position
The marred contraction both IN
volume or business and range Of
fluctuations IN Wednesdays market
was due to announcement from
Washington that there viii he no
now taxation legislation I'm the COM
iuE year. As the speculative fovcr
hrd been prompted largely by asser-
lions that many companies intended
10 decline STOCK dividends in order
To avoid such taxation, this uneN-
pscted report momentarily chilled
tae enthusiasm OF the melon hunt
J.E
standard OIL OF New Jersey trans.
actions oVershadowed all other con-
liberation in a market way in to-
days operations. Although sales
We're made privately after the an
nouncement on wednesday AZ n price
or GAG for an advance of nearly
TO points over the closing transac-
IONS on the exchange sober refleC-
u7n brought realization that the only
immediate benefit that would accrue
from the stock dividend would be 10
0iiord the company protection
against taxation. that might result
iT1m future legislations
Opening on a spread Of 226 10 $50
me stock was IN supply in large
Volume and before the morning had
advanced far had sold below the
220 figure. Elsewhere in the list
there was considerable irregularlty.
Jndismayed by New Jerseys action,
STOCKS which the speculative com
munity, regarded as having likely
STOCK dividends In prospect advanced
sharply while on the other hand, Is
sues which had already made distri-
buttons were heavy.
Ellctuations in some hlgh-prlced
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Copyright by tho Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate. Entered NJ statlouor's hall
rights reserved. Including Scandinavia.
Reproduction IN whole or IN part without
pormssion prohibited)
Innumcrable are the pieces OF
evidence that as early as the spring
and summer OF 1914, when nobody
IN Germany believed as yet in the
entente's attack war had been pre-
pared in Russia, France, Belgium
and England.
included the most important
proofs Of this, in go far ns they are
known to me. in tho Comparative
Historical Tables compiled by me.
ON account OF their great number.
/ shall cite only few hcre. IL I'm
80 doing ] do not mention all names,
this Is done for reasons easily under
stood. Let me remark furthermore
that this whole mass OF material
became known 20 me only little by
little, partly during the war. mostly
after the war
/. As far back az Aprll. 1914. tho
accumulation oc gold reserve in the
English banks began. on the other
hand, Germany, as late Ms July was
still exporting gold and grain: TO the
entente countries, among others.
2. In April, 1914. the German
naval attachs in Toxic. Captain
Won Knorr, reported that he was
greatly struck by tho certainty with
which everyone there foresaw n war
OF the triple alliance against Ger
many in the near future .
that there was @ something iu tho
air as H. 80 10 speak, people were
expressing their coudoloncoa over n
death sentence not yet pronouncpa
3. At tho end OF March, 1914,
General Shorbatsheff, director Of the
st. Petersburg war academy, made
am address 10 his officers, wherein,
among other things, he said: That
war with the powers forming tho
triple alliance had become unavold-
able on account Of Austria's anti
Russian Balkan policy. that there
existed the strongest sort Of proba-
bility that II would break out as
early ns that same summer; that,
for Russia, IL was q point OF honor
to assume the offensive Immediate
ly.
4. In tho report OF the Belgian
Ambassador ar Berlin regarding a
Japanese military mission which
had arrived from 81. Petersburg in
April 1914, 10 was stated among
other things A. the reTimeutal
mosros the japanese officers hal
heard quite open talk Of an immi-
nCrt war against Austria-Uungary
and Germany; 70 was stated, how
ever that the army was ready %
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I'D Nhtn olr troops advanced In
iva ihry round, .n northern FRANCO
INA aionE inc l''..'ln frontier Etcat
ftol, gI i'N 't.. H''l.c'7 great
coats Accord Ihr io H'nlem'nis by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
Record Wen Completed in
WirdRdo District, Texas

The following telegram was re-
ceiyed late saturday night from La
redo. Texas:
"KanohH No. came I'm today
making 1000 barrels OF oil per day.
Tho biggest producer In the Miranda
oil district KanOka Petroleum com
rauy is owned by Nebraska. Kansas
and oklahoma people and they have
two other wells in Schott field maxi
ing 1000 barrels together. Miriam
do city shipped 100000 barrels OF
oil for September. ana october will
double that figure Wells In Miriam
do district average 1000 feet IN
depth
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South of OkHuigee

Beggs Oil & Gas CO. is starting up
at 200 feet IN the northeast OF the
northeast OF l0-l2-l5.
w. c. Newman s. setting s-inch
casing at 2,i50 feet In the southeast
OF the northeast Of the northwest OF
lG-l2-l6.
O'Dell & Young Is fishing at
2,2S5 feet in the southeast OF the
northwest OF 25-l2-l5,
Bynum and others are spudded
and shut down In tho northeast OF
the southeast OF 30-l2-l6.
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WeIeetkd District

Oklahoma Petroleum and Retin-
ing company has 100000 feet OF
gas at 2,592 feet in the southeast OF
the southwest OF the northeast OF
l0-lO-ll,
TranscontinentaI has 100000 feet
of gas at g.J49 feet I'm the northwest
OF the southeast Of the northeast of
l010-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. 624I w. Fl. PECK Residence 2442

issues are apt 10 continue violent
for a time longer. which is apt 20
give an irregular appearance 30 the
list with rcactionary tendencies moro
frequent. We believe that the specu-
lotive orgy is some issue and win
soon run its course and that interest
viii then be diverted to stocks that
have not vet begun 10 discount their
improved position in their selling
prices
In consequence We consider that
all reactions afford favorable buying
opportunities In certain low-priccd
industrial issues and tho subNantial
dividend paying rails
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
NeW ShaIioW Wei South
of Vinita

J. G. Starr reports having found
oil at a depth OF 8o2 feet .on the W.
II. kornegay farm, In l2-24-lS,
about ~ miles southwest OF Vinlta.
This well Is near the old Kornegay-
starr pool, which has wells that
have been pumping for 10 years or
longer The well just drilled, how
ever. is far enough from the Korne-
gay-Starr pool to he considered n
wildcat and II 1t proves to be n pro-
ducer, will open new pool II was
drilled 100 feet below tho sand,
whore salt water was encountered,
so the hole was plugged back to the
nine feet OF oil sand. where tho we'll
will be shot. II ~ estimated that II
VIII make about five barrels.
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Umbmn and Fisher Hare
What Looks Like Il Good
Wen

Umburn and Fisher well In 3G-10
IL. has been swabbing 100 barrels up
until Saturday night, when IL made
four nice flows. one of them going
over tho top OF the derrick. The
well g down about 3,l40 feet. They
started drill deeper Saturday night
when Il made several heads, so drill
ing was stopped. IL has been pre-
Viously reported that this well was
making water with the oil. but we
are reliably informed that is is max.
ing absolutely no water.
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Tiger Flats

Anglo-Texas- North Baltimore are
rigged up and shut down In the CEN
ter OF the west line Of the southwest
Of the northeast OF 13-l2.ll.
North Baltimore is drilling at
1850 feet in the southwest OF ths
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-16
OIL AND GAS
ieases--suppIies--P Production, Etc

wanted by New York -Phila-
uelphia investment brokers small oil
,olnpany needing operating capital
lnat can pay / % monthly with rea-
,1,nable assurance of permanency.
hust nave satisfactory bank refer
Clces, CLes, Communicate with G.. B. De-
Shadenedes q. Co, 90 Broad St, New
aork.-Advertisement.
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few nights Agnes Peterson and her escort echel Hardy Of
TEMPTED to @ her but her screams and the interference Of GGr escort
ala mind getting her diamond rings but that he o kcny tho loss
of he
being furnished
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-11

NEI4S NJ. EiN0IEiN
Ts the Voters OF Marshall County.
Let me thank You for the splendid
support received at the primary cleo
tion June last
That you may be better able to
select your man for the important
work of experimenting your schools
I offer the following information:
Elementary education Rural
schools. High School Thief River
Falls and Crookston- Normal Train
ing Crookston High School Graduate
n. w. School Of Agriculture, Crooks
ton.
Advanced work - State Teachers,
College, Moorhead, College of AgrI
culture, University of Minnesota
II elected shall strive to know
your communities and your problems.
Healthy cooperation shall be my
watehword
Your vote and support respectfully
solicited.
+ Very sincerely yours
y NeIs NJ. Engen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-11
TO THE VOTERS OF MARSHALL
COUNTY

I wish to state at the beginning of
this campaign that greatly appre-
ciate the confidence placed in me by
the good people of the county in MAX
ing nae one Of their nominees for the
very Important office OF County Audi
tor. During my administration Of the
County Auditors office, +. have en-
deavored to discharge the manifold
duties Of the office In careful,
prompt and efficient manner, to keep
the books of the county neatly and
correctly and in accordance with the
law, and have always in my conduct
of the office had the best interests of
the tax payers in view. IT favored
with a reelection it shall be my high
est purpose to serve the people to the
very best of my ability in the future
as In the past. Ill.,
Respectfully, p
A. c. Lundgren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-11

Having received the nomination for
the office of County Auditor of Mar
shall County, and having very little
time to visit the voters, have to de
pend upon my old and new friends
for their support and votes at the
coming general election, Nov. z. 1922.
Whatever you can and will do for
me will be appreciated and il you
vote for and elect me / shall do my
very best to look after yours and the
taxpayers interest efficiently and
eheerfully to the best of my ability
% Sincerely yours,
2. b. MaIbeFg
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-11
a SCHOOL NAN FOR A SCHOOI
DAVID JOHNSON
ssaa fnp

County Superintendent of Schools
wish to announce that I am 8
candidate for County Super intendent
OF Schools
Born in Bloomer, this county, June
17, 1887.
Educated in the rural schools OF
Marshall County, Warren High Seho4
and Valparaiso University.
Experienced both as a teacher and
Superintendent
For our mutual benefit may have
your support during this campaign
Very sincerely,
DAVID JOHNSON
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-11
A. M. LANDRY
Candidate for
STATE SENATOR
67th District

y
MIR. Landry is in favor of IegisIa-
tom that will be effective to ALL and
not legislation that will create useless
expenses and place heavier burdens on
the tax payers han they can endure.
Your support in the coming General
Election Nov. z. 1892, will be highly
appreciated.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-11

if elected it will be my great pleasure
to render efficient and faithful SER
vice and that my personal attention
Will be devoted entirely to such per-
fornlance.
Sincerely yours.
y LOUIS M. OLSON
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-11
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

prepared and inserted by A. G. Lund-
gren, Warren, Mimi, in his own be-
half and to- be paid for at regular
political advertising rates.(
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-11

Dear Voter.
Should fail to see you in person
before the Election, Now 9TH, kindly
consider this as my approach to yeu
in behalf of my candidacy for the
office OF Register of Deeds of Mar
shall County. May I assure you that