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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

week ending Saturday March II,
reads:
Robinson-Lctcher and others are
drilling at 2.JlO feet. i'm tho center
OF the east line OF the northwest OF
the southwest in 1G.ll-ll.
storm has shut down with hole
fun of water In twin well southwest
OF the northeast Of the southwest IN
23-1I-i1.
A. u. Morton is drilling at 2,460
feet. In the southeast Of the south
east. I'm 23-11-1l.
Jusev oil company is drilling In on
ton of sand at 2.424 feet IN the north
cast OF the southwest OF the south
cast In 24-11-tI
Tho same company Is drilling at
1850 feet I'm the northwest OF the
southwest Of the southeast TN "a
I1-l1. and ls drilling at 1860 feet
in the center OF the west line OF the
southwest Of the southeast In "a
l1-11.
same Interests arc drilling al 75O
feet In tho center Of tho south ljnc
OF tho southwest Of tho southeast
in 2i-t1-11.
Phillips Petroleum company is in
sand from g65 to 900 feet with total
depth OF 1850 feet. and Is muddiug
or Win b b.NNNtNOU tttL OF gus NH'N %
ing iu the northwest OF the southeast
of the northwest in zi-ll-ll.
kugwoud OH company is In sand
at o 400 feet with total depth Of
2.2lO feet. and has n 199-harrcl well
showing la the southwest Of the
northwest of tho southeast in "a
1l-11
kiugwood oil company IS drilling
az l62O feet iu the northwest OF
tho southeast I'm 2i-1i-ll.
thurman OH company is drilling at
2.1G5 feet I'm tho northwest OF the
southeast OF the southeast In "a
Hi.
Same company IS drilling at 2,O9O
feet i'm the southwest of tho north
east of the southeast In 2i-11-ll.
thurman OIL company is drilling at
iG4O feet I'm the center Of the west
line Of the northeast Of the southeast
in 2f-i1-ll.
Carter oil company at 25io feet
In sand an 2.527 is setting 6-inch
casing in tho northeast Of the south
half Of tho northwest of the north
east in 25-11-11.
Garter oil company IS drilling az
2.14O feet I'm tho center Of the east
llnc of tho west half Of the north
cast i'm 25-1l-11.
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Oklahoma Producing & Rq'
filming Corp. Starts Test

Tho oklahoma Producing n RE-
fintuG Corp. has made "A location for
a test In the northwest corner of the
southwest OF 22-lG-ll, and viii drill
to the Wilcox sand, II Is certainly
Interesting as 1t is IN tho heart of
ono of tho hest-pruduCing townships
and pools. and Is u very hkcly look.
ing spot for tho opening Of a nC-'
Wilcox sand pool such as ~ found
In li-ll, l5-ll and on down the
line.
Several gas and oil wells were
completed ON this structure in 1919
and 1913 by T.. II. Letcher, the
oklahoma Natural Gas company, and
W, NJ. Graham, which resulted in
the oklahoma Natural laying a line
ana taking gas Tor several years.
The first well drilled in this town
ship and completed In January, 1912,
10y 4, IL, lotvhcr ON the lacey farm,
iu @3-lt-ll, which hai an initial
production OF l5O barrels from the
butcher sand and shortly after the
Ens wells in % were completed and
later MIR. Botchcr drilled the first
Wcu iu o-l6-ll, which opened the
Glen pool sand iu tho northwestern
part of the township.
Besides tho q. 4. x IL. Corp, the
RuNIuu Petroleum corporation, the
. trrlrr the AmIrada and several
/ other WJll-khuwu operators. iuclud-
/ ,ms Mr. Lotchor, have acreage in
/ ih.a vicinity
Tho man who opens a new Wilcox
/ sand pool Be- tho real oil producer
iuvHO days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
High Prices Tor TOHkdiUd
Pool Icrcdgc

Sro,Il 10 Tho WuuI1
TONkAWA, March lJ...Tho peak
of prices was reached this week for
acreage In the Tuuklwl Hold when
j II. Stone sold the lease rights on
two quurtor.aoctiou5 To tho south
western Petroleum company for a
couudor1iou OF S12,5uo. The lease
Includes the northwest quarter OF
23.2i-lw.
,Tho location ~ ono milo north Of
the Lindsey McDanlcls farm, south
west quarter Of 2G-35-lw, where
McMln and OHonhevk are, and "a
milo east Of the SEQ farm, whore
drilling tcst ana is three miles
north the Comar oil company has
production in the northwest quar-
ter OF l5-2i-lw. u is on the south
slide OF the Salt Ford rlvor ana three
ana ono-half miles southeast Of
Touklwa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
WW Deepen
To 3,0O0 Feet

An agreement has hccn reached
between the parties drilling u Wild
cat test five miles southwest Of
Pouca city, IN southeast 1S-25-1e,
whereby II viii he docpcncd to
5000 feet perhaps lHtoE II necessary,
to the 3.700-foot sand. II Is consld-,
cred probable by the drilling COM
panlcs thar the 2.50O-foot sand,
found I'm the original test on tho lO1
ranch about ~ years ago, may be
picked up in this test, and also that
they have n bet for the 2.00O-foot
sand found elsewhere in this dis
trict, In tho original t0l ranch test
"a l25-toot dry sand was encountered
at $500 feet. II has always been
tho opinion that this sand ms pro-
duccr would hc picked up some
whore iu this locality. The test in
southeast rs is now down 2.gaO feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Actiritu In Okemah Disirict

Tho Midwest 4 Cult uu Corp,
test In the southeast of the south
cast of 2-lO-9, is holding M we'll at
400 barrels per day, and this lone
producer is causing considerable ac-
tNity In the south Okemuh u,ld.
Several rigs are up aud several
tests drilling, as reported In Weduos-
days World. Tho Prairie OH a Gas
company has timbcrs moving In for
a test In the southwest OF the south
west of 1-t0-9. offsCttinE tho Mid
west & Gulf least to the east.
The Plymouth Petroleum corpora
tion has timbors moving IN for n rig
in the northwest Ot the northeast ut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
un market uuotstipn.
The Outiook Bruhicr

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Tho cNpur, tHd. Zoo spite ~ enc
dUuU predictions luHlo hF hd.
ward hrIl'r nl tho 'h.'1Ep cone
NDuiiou lu Dc''mh'r ia picking un
wonderfully ana the MIA '0nl|u'n'
nold is guIuE 10 hr called upon f."
supply ON iudoiiuIi" amount ui Co..
fined siuita hui 30 iH H." io "N
that 10 VIII total 10 iIrd more ihnn
he's hrUu predicted. WNI'h moan
much rro1tcr prosperity for the
Mlt-tuuiIu'u'
Thorn " nu Increased amount "I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
UHderTedn,iHg
the Slick Wildcat

Tho walker Drilling company IS
ndcrrcnmipg an cight-iuch casing
In the Tom Slick wildcat tost on
tho Mckoomou farm, In northwest
.3-2S-5c, seven miles north of Med
ford, at 2.73O feet and the same
company Is tshlug for the big bailor
In the National Refining company
tcst ON the Buhlor farm. I'm north
west l5-2T-lW. waldo & Rucklm
are pulling tho throc-iuch casing ON
tho Red nm test ON tho Bradley
farm, iu southwest "S-2T -Gw. scNou
miles wost of Mudtord The bottom
Joint OF the string collapsed while
tho tools were I'm tho hole. some time
aEo, After n prolonged delay be
cause of a lack ut water. the nay OH
company announces drilling ready TO
start in ils wildcat test ON the Jam
zen farm I'm northeast gG-"S. .5W.
northeast Of Ncdfogd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
TeritOH Coming
to the Front

Broslyn & Black are swabbIng 1jO
barrels a day in their No. /. G. T..
Hicks in the southwest Of the north
west Of 2O-3O-S. This well was shot
last Friday with so quarts, I'm the
skinner sand at u total depth Of
2,i71 feet.
Charles $, Burton, trustee, is drill
ing at 2,2OU feet in his 30.
west OF 2J-2O-7.
Same party No. L. u. Chlsman
is drilling AT $500 feet in the east
Of the northeast Of 2J-2O-7.
Burton Il Griffith are drilling at
100 foet IN the west Of the north
east Of 25l20-7. This well struck
some gas IN tho 1,10O-foot sana.
Smith Il Dwyro are spuddihg in
their No. . Brown in the north of
northwest Of 20-2O-I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Ticker Dope

NEW NORE-l'or n number OF
weeks past there has been a lot of
talk about an impending reduction
I'm the price of crude oil in the Mid
Continent field Now COMES the news
that several companies are getting
a substantial pryium ON current
sales Of a decrease is expected The
NicH president OF e leading company
I'm tho MeNia field, reports that he
has received an offer from large
producing concern OF Sl.45 barrel
for 100000 barrels an advance Of
20 cents a barrel over tho posted
price This would seem 90 indicate
lmmincuCe OF a price increase.
Since tho announcement that the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Indications GGDd
in Dingee Test

Of general intcrcst throughout this
locality at the present time is the
Hoffman Dlngcc test. siN miles east
of Pouca CITY a wildcat location, In
2G-23-3c A gas sand was picked up
at $50 foot, being regular with tho
formation IN the MQrland field,
south uf poucn city, and during tho
past fcw days dry sand was found
at O00 feet Tho fact that tho sand
was dry L. considered bv oil men
generally as good indication. The
test II now drilling at $50 feet The
main men I'm the company are Henry
Iotfman and Frank Dingco OF
oklahoma city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Big Increase in PHre
oil Stockholders

Tho Pure oil company had &C.
it5 stockholders as OF March I. of
which total lS.45l were holders of
common shares ana S,294 were pre-
lovred, During the last so days, the
number OF stockholders has shown
an Increase at n rate ot from 200 to
500 q day. At the close OF It's last
fiscal year. March a., 1921. the
HHre ON company had 22,aNt stock
holders, OF which 1906 were hold
ors of common shares, and 467S
preferred, Tho present total num-
Ter " shareholders is six times what
" was five years ago. II Is nota-
! lo tact OF Pure oil share ownership
th1t over as per cent of the COM
nnN-s omnIoyos arc observation-disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Opcn Hole Causing Trouble
On White oil Corporation
Deep-SdRd Producer

The White oil comporailou's deem
pay we'll, in the southwest corner
ol 29-lN-l5. which has boon flowing
40 barrels per hour from the top
tow inches of the 3.6lO-toot sand. ls
showing little water and basic
sediment and this, IL is learned, Is
because of lN5 feet OF open hole.
The water showing IS less than /
per cent, while tho mud washed
from the sides OF the open hole 10y
the force OF tho flow has caused
wild reports regarding this sensa-
luual STRIFE, White OIL corporation
officials report that they are not
worrying. but will have tho well
oased and ready 20 complete In a
few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
BdrnSddH-FOSter Test
East of Camden, ATk.,
Is Due

Tho Borpdall on comporation-
n. Y, Foster test, l2 miles east of
Camden, Ark. Is being drilled In to-
day ANA has found the pipe properly
producer,
Il will he big news, as II Is located
on a 6, G,bO0-aCre structure and these
are genuine old oil men who know
tho game. II Is said the lay OF tho
land is very similar TO the Eldorado.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
cities Serrice Company
Reports Gross Earnings

Tho gross earnings OF the cities
service company for the le months
ending January 81, l922, amounted
To $13,OTO4o4. with balance apple
able TO dividends OF SlO.453,7Og.
During this period tho requirements
for preferred dividends were earned
2.l5 times while at tho same time an
amount equal TO Sl2l2 a share was
earned on tho average amount Of
common stock outstanding in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

make It mighty pleasant for the
bunch" Mr.. Hutson is a great en-
tortalner, and always welcome wher-
ever oil men congregate.
Miss n. l. Bonner. head Of the
land department OF the Midwest q
Gulf OH. Corp, is Just back from
Okemah, and says that the hotels
are crowded with geologists and
lease men and that everything Is
going good down that way Miss
Bonner i3 one Of the most success
ful executives Of oil Concerns I'm the
entire field and has won her way
by the use Of good common sense,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

Joined with a happy disposition ana
a pleatant smile. Her fucnFs ara
legion.
J. I. Cromwell who has been r..,.
ting In some good hard labor .. t..-
country Just ahead OF the prr5...
ton In Okfuskee and Okrru.s,.
counties, south OF the big stuff ID. b,
the city and has a more likoly-l-,r.
ing acreage mapped up than a..
one man ever brought to Tul.3 as
the result of his own labors. no 5s
serves the greatest credit. ava ts
setting an example that many ,thlr
oil men might follow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Operations nj Micrcsi in
Deer Crcck ard BiGchWeH
Ficidg

.,t...t o.. mia. .u...,
rIACl.l,rII ti,r,b tf u,y.
Dpnt or I,pr..,I and rngrtos q
I,.,l. Of Ar.t.uass Cis ,,r b,yr
IuI r.,.b.J II.,gI...' t'.s,
iooo narrs i'm Iarr"s g and y c,st
iDyUaIIp qI three and .I,If
rII,a ,.,.t,f pI,rdrp Kan Ur v.Gi.L
iHry uayp ay,,rl A. IL. drIIIirg- Iy
lIu. 4 and 'I,yg .d,,ugitrJ ~, L,rd
tIaf tn.y ,,IIl ann IA t.'f f., fbr
g,rfl ,f o.sg. f,,t i,,I... ,r.f.Il.-
unu Is foi,nd AZ , Iosscr drptb
FDur bIo.ks ,dinirIry 'tI,, tr,.p
of uurdou np tbc snt,,G rnrib,,st
and west ,,uI INV, IA t,.i tbIg ,n,r
and iu 1rt thorr .,s uoyy .uGder y.,,
u Irt4t fiv. t.afs Within. tbr.. ana
nrr. hair ,niIss. nf Iu,d.r
Nfauv or tbo l,rgrr ,,y,r,,,los ,s
we'll oa mo small ~. so,.u,ir,, ,,,.roo
vcIl as Mn, small are srrurimp acre
32. S3-at ana AZ. CoyyI,y rouutv.
Elugak Ibrv nrr u9yirr NJ Mon IA,
$40 nor a,rc. Tnr gonIo.,y nf mis-
section La y.,y ,,,p,ur,,J upd "a
large arcg ia ,xpa,tcd to rroJurr.
Ioags tolinp as vol ,s nurr,tiop
has sIoVrd dn,vu In ms rril vtih.
i'm tho Io.t thror u, fou,. da,s rnIln,y-
ing heavy rains aftor tGe sno,y-
sforr of last ,yrcls t,ut ,yitb ,nod
UU # IN
i'm rnpd local GI mon hrli.y, tnat
rre',tcr nrtl,,,fv viii r'.mIt tbon
during anv vdcE In IN, last .Iy
months
NIcCnskoy & Nycptz aro drilling at
7uo f,ct in tbnir d,,, ta.t tbgt a.
tn hr put Ipv,, ia = iuu foot or
II1tl,,au r9ud iu tuo unribc,st
roruG. nf mo rnutb,ycst of l--gS.to.
Thor. ar, 90 rrnlu,ipo, ,,,IIs iron,
mo sand nt ZOO ~ SOO q OOO and
3 i0O feet ON thc Tract. This "a tho
first d,cn trst TO he drilled i'm The
Blackvcll field within two wears.
George H. Nchcr and associntos
are digging a water pond nj n Ior,-
ton ON tho pavtou f1rm. pothyrst
of gl-gg-le. where thoy wi'l driIl "A
ghaunyv Won for oil tp mo / 70o-
foot formation. Tbo NatiooaI t'nion
on a C0s ,.n Maid e-,.OOq FOR This
lease about four ycnrs ago. ,hut
missed productlon 'aIthouph drilling
to tho 4 iOO foot sand
Mill Harris and CorI Ham are
drilling M ia feet with "A star rig
| for gas ON the Currcv farm i'm 90.
| law southonst ~ niarI[vnu
II. +. spcncer " and I the \" IE'iocl<wcll
! OH q GAS GO are settling the IA
| inch casing AT Iao feet In tho s,SIrh-
| west of t3-2G-Iw i'm their deem test
| southeast az RiorkwciI
DEEn GREER March Same
OF tho local production eNpcrts were
entirely wrong ON their estimate Of
no. 4 stewart southcast of gg-g7-
Sd. The total dcnth Of the hoIe is
3.2S5 feet. and ON account of nImcr-
ous Caye-lns since IL ,yns shot. will
NOT be cleaned ont until tho last Of
tho week. A correct estimate. there
roro. cannot no modn .intU tbe boIe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
~, 900, ,000-FOot GdsSer
Reported West of
HOIdeHUiIie

Tho Lewis Clark Petroleum CONT
panS has a showing for a i",0OO.OOo-
foot gas we'll i'm sand topped at $50
feet IN its Hughes county test In IA
7-S, west ot the city OF Holden
villa, according to wire received
last evening from Fred G., Clark of
oklahoma CITY,
II this report rs correct II will
prove 10 bc mighty interesting news
to the wlldcpttcrs operating M far
north as the southern edge OF the
11-ll country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
The Dalton Brothers. Tests
In Western Oklahoma

Dalton brothers nrc sotting the
casing at the top Of the sund
found at 2,SO0 foct, and are stand.
ardizing 10 drill In on their wildcat
test in the center of 23-7u-i0w. near
the city OF Anadarko. They report
that the sand Is oily and are look
Ing for u we'll.
Dalton brothers nrc drilling at
1900 feet on their test In the south
west corner of tho southwest OF 90
81 7w, near AddiuEtuu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Interesting Test at
Sheridan, Ark., Drilling
AT I,2O0 Feet

Tho Gladys Bcllc oil corporation
test just north OF the town of Shcrl-
dan, Ark, Is drilling at 1900 feet,
and is on the town'Ite. which
looks like n natural structure, It
ought to stat something new. As
it IL, II is close enough in to make
iiN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Nelo Test at DepeW

The Meridian Petroleum corpora
ton, j. a. bearmnn and =. j. Has.
are. rigging mp for n test In TIA,
southeast corner uf the southwest
OF the northwest of 23-ll-S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
Operations at IIcnryctta and vicinity

HENRIETTA, March 16.-With
tho increased production in the
Lyons Quinn pool and new wildcat
territory being invaded with propls-
ing outlook the drilling In the
Honryotta district continues on still
a larger scale with additional loca-
tions reported daily. The log for the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17
OIL AND GAS
Lcases--SupplIes- Etc.

Wanted; Hsh-class salesman 10
sell interests in oil syndicate backed
by AL" experienced oil man. Give
experience and references In first
letter Address 55i-E care OF
World. Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

VIII drill several shallow proven
leases for interest Address 3SS-E
care World Advertisements
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

win give interest In highly at
tractiyo i20-acro lease In Bristow
district with well to be drilled inn
mediately TO Wilcox sand for loan of
casing for well Address =. o. box
1916 Tulsa, a,.-Adyertisemont,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-17

2S star complete, two wells vet to
drill. VIII trade FOR Standard string
Write box 1854, Tulsa, or phone
Osago bol9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mont.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
GOVERNMENT TO BEGIN
INVESTIGATION Of CANCER
Surgeon Generals Department
IL Given Problem 10 Solve;
Many Deaths Of Late
Years

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE eoy
ernment II 10 begin an Investigation
INTO the causes Of cauecr Il MAS
said at thm freasnry department.
pr. .. w. scisrechewsky assist /.
ant sun1eon general of the public
health service, officials said. apa
being designated 10 make the Iaqulry
The public health services cftioiais
declared. viii Try 10 put asnces,
~hich they asasrtsd IA trswponslbie
for one IN every eight deashs o.
curing ayer ths age qr ~. asTno
tbs sare casfgofy As typhues mail
aria. psaiagrp ana Other iIaeases
brought under control w governs
nsgns scientists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11

-g'M ay.~ r~rne rnally. that there
ssas arr sssch aniEnal
~R4s skese Is She has rhea he
sswrsseA ss tAeuxh ~ cover the slip
FsArskild le&neA forward
>ssts
Mr. Barnham gave the srrearanee
ef srg, susserea nsaa
~Ms ssmgase ct s~@s frpra sne
ssxsAsJns hsse said n I ssa,ls
sAeaitns have said IL n she eseg
fHsas ks Asa1. il win naean trvmhae faf
sme> gsus srnss. ssss he hcemed ~ssn
are saca tesseh esssesaes 81 AeaE wlsh
ara Sa sMsn. eaaas~ M ar<nse ms*aNg
of caerSe~-that r~slly Mss forced "a
II, f-~t~xa Sare sa,s ~gli fNrgEye rae =
-wknn D. yea nscan ns SAeft
Mr. Rarnhsn Saaalct IN a knowsng
naanr~r.
~yan snd | s9h know came hsS
erypssx am<we~. she Ii semr nnr great
coed frsenA SAe thinks great aeal
og yea snd yoa have dene several
sAAngS IN ramxe that sdmirstlon New.
Mr. FaarxAlAa csmlng ~ the rsssns.
surrpse she Should potrt vay oat
81 yeur froaeless In tie ars, rlace,
YEA and ycmr partner are In very
great dGsssaitlss~
Arr wes- Fairchsid said 1, ssrsAs-
ffrMlfy.
~lndeed yen ars. and there II no
reed es attempting 10 conccal the fact.
Year frsend. whcse name mmSs remain
x~cret does mot tore you--ssont ever
thsnk fhas--but---
TAcn he he<itasea as though -
watch the er~rt en Fasrchsld's face.
There was nene: Rreers had masked
H. In 'isoe The worsss wrns co ~Bnt
she does shlnx e1angh ~ you 10 want
70 nl&ks yoa hspry size has rrcemsiv
ssone thing which gives her great
eesi az power Ia one direction. In arr
other. sAe has conneVsicns who pns.
ssss vast moneg powers and Who are
looking fer an opeplng here In she
West. Now he made church
sFeeTs~ emF ~ bis fng~rs hnd leAned
Rack Ia MS chrfr staring vacuously al
fhe ceiisnr. III yea viii say the sorsi
ard a. shlA4 which will rvasere her
~ . xr~z, deal of embarrassment. I
srn sure that she can 50 arrange
thanxs that life Will be very easy for
yem heucrfnrsh."
TN heenrninr Interested
In the tsFsr place. she Is engaged 90
h married 70 very rne yrnRx sDan.
Ycu. ~ course. may ssy differently.
ard Do not know--i sm only taking
her word for II. Baf-if understand
H. ycrr rresence In 0hadE hss canscsi
few disagr~ernenfs between them
snd--yesl. ycu know how wilIful and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
DANCES IND TACK[T
PARTIES CAUSE ROW

Atlanta, On, Ang. II ~-As result
Of disaTresments IN the ccnferednie
Avenue Baptist church hare Judge
W y. Ellis. OF superior court hiss
stepped In and prohibited any more
services In the building untIi be can
thresh out the matter
The Hev james s Goodwin
PASTOR told the court Al the preiim
mary injunction procsscin8s yester-
day. that the trouble arose becsuss
be woalfd not let certain members
o. the congregation hold dances and
tAckey parties IN church which has
4 compensation q about one hun
dred.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
GOVERNOR M'RAE'S
MAJOIIIY - 5000

Little Rock, Ark Aug ii~-Ise-
lated returns from Tuesday's state
vide democratic primary in Arfan-
sas early today only serysd 10 ~
cfsase the lead of Gov. r.. G. Me-
rae over his opponent. Jadxe y. =,
Toney. On the Lace of tncpmpleis
returns from the rs counties ii me
stats majority Of more thar 1900 d
lrdicsfed lor Cor. NeHs1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
EHIE slsrEM CLERKS
10 OlsDin sinIkE,

liofnell. " X Aug. ~ Fallia9 ~
reach an agreement fneFe shaa sN0o
clerks frulght handlofa ana station
employees on the Rele system will a.
once take aeglcn ~ 4 @aaiiDm u 40
irnmsdiate strike. according % s1en.
efal s'hairman Charles T. Hinlsh. of
the cIafka oFganl1aslQa 'thIs daels
ION followsd eonsueenep Ia New
York between The Erie officials and
union officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11

roalkala Avn Il Wish A iAlsa N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-11
WALTON WILL susMHf
TOM OWEN BELIEVES

Nuskogee. Okla, Aug. lis-Fredic-
tion that Mayor J G. Walton Of
Okiahoms and democratic nominee for
gosernpr "vill Fsabmit gracefully TO
the writsar of : conssrsstiye demo-
crstIe pl4sform.~ and thar ia ee-
mans of oklahoma City wiii resign a.
chairman of the democratic state
central committee. unless hs Il con-
suited IN writing tse document. vas
made to the Associated Press. by
Jndge Thomas L. Owen of Oklahoma
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