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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
Jack ReicheL Produces
Peaches That Measure
IRE Inches Around

There's no telling how largc
these Alberta poaches are going to
grow.
Several weeks ago The world
carried % story about "a peach
10 - inches around which vas a
1ulau county product and which
undoubtedly was the seasons
biggest peach But-J1Dk ttpichpl
Duwe 90 Tho world office Sntur-
day and produced iudisputuble
evidence that hos growing 'om
bigger iu hIa backyard az o03
Norfh Denver Tho "auppot'ing
evidence iu legal phr1HoolORv
measured - - Inches around
tho waist. Tho peach was no lone
ono uf ifs Kind. but was Just one
of u buehal and ~ h4If OF the same
size EIIuur,l hv Noichol from his
trno4. Alberta variety.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
STRIKE MOVES FACTORY
Battle on Open Shop Causes Fort
Worth Plant TO Change Site.

FORT WORTH, Aug l9-After
forcing n garment factory TO sus,
pend late yesterday striking wom-
en- garment makers moved to an
other one and threw out strong
picket lines. The fighS between the
women and the factories began ON
Monday. due to the institution oi
the open shop system I'm tho fac
tories. The factory which suspend
ed Yesterday after putting up a
five day fieht, and after succeeding
in getting few new workers, am
nounced today il will move It's plant
elsewhere.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
Police Seek Dead Mans
Diamond and $1,000

DETROIT, Aug, 19.-Police are in
vestigatlng today the disappearance
OF n valuable diamond stud and
about n thousand dollars IN cash
believed to have been stolen from
the effects Of Edward G. Zimmerman.
LaSalle. Ill, millionaire. WHO died
from heart disease in a Mushroom OF
the Tuxedo hotel. Zimmcrmau's
body. wearing night clothing, wac
discovered after he had been dead
for some time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

this enterprise and to participate In the Inn
mense profits which I except TO make, will
have to take prompt action as the drills
should soon be pounding away toward the
WILCOX Eusher annd ana I expect TO have the
wells completed and the company on n big
production basis within 80 TO as days at the
outside. Therefore this campaign must be
closed and the sale OF stock withdrawn before
we reach the first % the shallow sands, which
shoald be encountered within the first two
weeks, This meas that In all probability we
will see the finish Of this financing within
ten days at the most. The proposition has
such genuine merit that the limited issue
should be greatly oycrsubecribed sbefore thhs
time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Personally. I do not believe II IA at all un-
reasonable to anticipate n profit return OF
from $40 TO SEQ for each 81 invested /. this
proposition on this ground floor pre-organi-
nation proposition. Try to buy Turkey Noun
tain acreage. then figure the cost OF three
complete wells, and you will know there Is
proposition.
haii or bring your subscription 70 my Of
flee nt once for the number OF shares desired.
Call at my office and I VIII he glad To take
you out to the Turkey MouutnIn field for an
inspection OF eur propcrties-or telephone or
write me II any further Information is desired.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
Tear Gas Makes Fair
Sex CRY OUer Troops

JUNCTION CITY. Kan, Aug. 10.
Tear gas. used by Kansas national
guards oncamped on the Fort Riley
military reservation for demonstra-
ton purposes. caused discomfort to
scores of motorists last night when
n change OF wind spread It over a
large area. Many women, ignorant
OF the cause of their tears. became
frightened when they conferred the
gas belt. and began 10 weep copi-
uusly,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
Guarantee Delivery of leases With Perfect Titles and the Drilling Of Three Wells TO the WILCOX Guhw
Sand With Wells Completely Equipped Ready to Deliver Oil Into the Tanks!

at 700 barrels In II hours with the hole partly closed by
dropped casing. This well is well up on tho side Of the
mountain and only $50 feet from the south line of the q. w.
Edwards Company iO-aore tract and only $40 feet from the
exact location of our No. 1 we'll. ID In therefore almost u
direct offset TO our property and certainly Justines the belief
that the properties which I have selected may prove 20 be
on top of the structure and the very cream Of this remarkable
pool.
TO acquire these leases md to finance the drilling Of these
three wells Immediately I am Incorporating under the mann
of 20. w. Edwards Company" for a total paid up capitali-
Eatlon OF $500 900 divided into 1000 shares " n par value
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Of $40 each. In order to have assistance in the fparcIny
Of this big project, 1 am making this direct pre-orgnnlzntion
offering of IA portion OF these shares at the par value OF $40
each ON q definite guarantee on my part covering delivery Of
the drilling Of the first three wells. us Indicated, carrying
these wells. to what Is known In this district as the Wilcox
sand and II produetlon Is secured completely ,quippinE each
success Of this pnhilc offering Of a portion OF my stsk, I
or 1 will make a full and complete refund OF any money paid
10 mo for shares. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
New 5000 = Barrel
Tur k e y Mountain
Well.

The West and others
well in the southwest
corner Of the northwest
quarter of the southwest
OF 1883 is reported by
the owners as having
made 5000 barrels the
first % hours, and tho
oil is not as badly cut,
nor IL the well making
as much b. s. as was first
reported. The we'll is
hooked up to the flow
tank and three 2-.nch
lines are carrying It TO
l hib pond and they
have already filled up an
Did coal mine located In
the side OF the mountain
and are pumping the oil
from there and the pond
Into the battery OF tanks.
Tulsa Daily World,
July rs. 1922.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
Flesher Producer at
Turkey Mountain
Creating Much Ex-
element.

The Flesher Petro-
leum corporation test at
Turkey Mountain, got
the pay sand at 2,196
feet yesterday. and at
one or two feet in, tho
we'll was flowing as bar
rels per hour. Rumors
were floating n o u n d
among the oil bunch all
afternoon to the effect
that the well was flow
Ing as much as 5000
barrels.
The test, which is To-
Gated in the southeast of
the southeast OF the
northeast of 2-1S-l2, on
the opposite side of the
mountain from Tulsa,
was drilled with n ma
chine. 1t will be drilled
In today.
Tulsa Daily World,
June 81, 1922"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

profit return Mt the rnco Of 10 to % times the amount invested. and as I sincerely
believe hntI am In position to present such al opportunity, l d 10 lot now of an
better method of bringing It to public attention han through the columns of ur
local papers Most certainly my proposition Is me which need lot slun publicity.
II Is one which invite md wns tand the o1c xacting m most searching close
ms investigation thai you may wish 10 maxi of IL.
The Turkey Mountain country, just outside Tho Tulsa city limits to the south,
paratycIys shallow Glenn md Tanchn sands but only during the past few montIs
has Il Jumped hot he lnenght again as the result of It's new birth as u deep.
gusher oil roduCer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

To the business men, professional men, practical oil men and discriminating
INVESTORS right here. NJ home, 1 am pleased 10 direct thhsa nnOuncemen IL will
not be IN ordinary "ol stock ADJ because 1t is nh n ordinary oil sock proposition
profits instead of seeking additional cnptni for the financing of legitimate oil
dew lopmento operations, / would not be located in tulsa IN would not be ad-
this nnounccne TO my ncighbOrs, friends fellow townsmcn
tbrOugh the columns Of this paper.
I kno hat right here Mt home there mus he hundreds m thousands of
people awaiting TN OppOrunuy TO secure an interest In n prDmisinR oil develop
ncnt enterprise on n basis hat can SHOW them n sonab chance Of . quck
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

1874
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
ASSERTS FATAL FRAY
RESULT OF POKER GAME
Danvillc Man at Liberty on
$4,000 Bond Pending
Grand jury Action.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
DANNlLLE. VA. Jus ll.-W II
Blank cnship, charged WITH killing,
Giles Walker. was today held for the
grand jury meeting here next Mur,n
after II preliminary hearing at whIcn
Coroner ]. f.. Taylor and Samuel Nor
ton, an eyewitness. testified Flank
crchip. through counsel. made app!i-
ca;i"n for bail Mayor WooIing re
ferrcd him To Judge - Price With
crs. OF the CORPORATION Court. and
ia. court allowed $4,000 bail. bul
not before Blankcuship had given his
FIRST official version of the shooting
Sclf-pOSScssed and with strikinE
calmness, h. told his story lricny.
Walker. lie said. accused him OF ow-
iW.; him Il 81 DEBT accruine from
IL. poker game which had becu in
progress some time. Bidnkenshi y
-. ii he denied ii. whercupou Waller
uesd violent language.
Th" accused said he ordered walk
or to keen quiet or 80 leave. the Prem
Uses. Walker rose from his chair
and put his hand u his hip pocket
and hlaukcnship. expressing himself
as hcinc afraid Of being shot. pulled
II revolver trom under the pillow o;
! his bod ana shot four times. ;wo
tuIiots taking effect. ElankcnshiI
| admitted that they had been drink
| ing. relationships brothers. WI,
| own large plantations near Danviic
went security for the accuscd's ap-
| pcarancc in court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
STOCKHOLDERS OBTAIN
ANTHRACITE HOLDINGS
Referee Renders Decision Re-
fusing Bid of Company's
Former Head.
Especial to Tho Times D!sp,,ch.I

Especial TO The Times D!spttch.I
PULASKI, VA, Jan. li.-Thc ORR
ginal Did of :hc stockholders protcc-
tive committee OF 100000 for tho
Virginia Anthracite Coal Corporation
holdings was confirmed nero day
by Referee X. Lee Lindsay. when bids
were opened for the property in ac-
cordance with an order entered upon
appeal by Judge Henry &. Mcdowell.
OF Lynchburg. -. Binkhorst. prcsi-
dent OF the bankrupt corporation. bid
1855. 600. but without certified check
for onc-third o; the amount as re-
CURED
petition was filed alicein,y hat
undue influence by tho Stockholders
protective committee. by propaganda,
and Other unfair means. prevented
Binkhorst from getting his principals
TO pat up the money. and asked that
the referee give BinkhorSt until
March To MAKE good his bid The
referee declined and an appeal was
noted from the decision 10 Judge Nc
Dowcil. In the meantime the prop
CRIT: VIII be turned over To the &C
opted bidd.r and 4 deed therefor
cN"SItcG. II - Understood they Will
begin operations at once at the
laskl.
Opened Mines on Iunghornc Place.
The Virginia Anthracite Coal Cor
poration was granted Il chartcr by
tho state Corporation Comm-sio
August 90 1913. with -. BinkhGrst.
Chicago. president and treasurer :. he
| maximum capital vas fixed At ST.
100000. with q minimum OF 100000.
Tie anthracite mines on the Lang
horne place. about eight miles from
Pulaski. Which had been plr.inlly
! opened. were secured and operated.
small mining town haviue. iccn
built in connection herewith. and
a large Triple erected in iulask .
wher" tn" corporations narrow guagc
railway ,appcd the main line OF the
| Norfolk and Western. In April. 1920.
| TN" charter was amended inCccaSin,
/ the m6ximum u s5.O0o.OoO w!tr II
minimum o: 100000. tho erection
! OF Il Sriguct plant being contemplated.
| One lid Complies With FERNS.
! III. G. G!lncr and John s. Draper
| we're named receivers OF tho corpo-
| ration juiy -. 1921, and August - It
Was aGjudgcd bankrupt. Mr. Draper
| was made trustee at the first meet
J ing OF tho creditors held Angus, 81
! sealed bids for the purchase of the
| corporation were opened October -
! there being three: the stockholders
| protective committee, Compris!n .
/ largely OF tho stockholders who liv,,i
AZ iti'nira. y. y. for $4,000 w III
I certified check attached for one.
/ third Of the amount as required; J..
Binkhorst FOR 100000. and III"
! Adams steamship Company for $3.50 :
/ 600. the last two named bills, no,
! being accompanied with the require
certified check. November 3, Tcfc -cc
! X &c Lindsay. before whom the pro-
| SeeHings cane. confirmed the sale 10
/ the stockholders protective commit.
! tee. IN view OF its being tho only one
! fully complying with the terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
WHICH OF SIN OFFICERS
SHOT NEGRO UNKNOWN

rETERSBCRG. VA. Jan. 1.-THE
Killing Of William Brown. colorcd. b,.
the local police last night. when tho
negro escaped from police head
quarters while under arrest. will be
probcd by q cproncrs jury. probably
tomorrow night. Th. body was
viewed tonight b. tho iury and Mar
istrate =. -. Peasants and an autOp-
~ performed ~ Coroner McGili.
What officer killed the negro has
not yet been determined.
Brown, who was known 10 the
police as desperate character. Was
arrested late last night 10y two 20
lice officers with a suit cas-. fiileo
with cigarettes ana a revolver. which
the police believe had been stolen.
After being searched at police head
quarters, Brown Was being led To
u cell when hc made u dash for
liberty. He ran down an alley.
pursued hy Sergeant Payne ana i've
other officers.
rho officers fired In thc air and
when the negro refused 70 heed the
commands to halt. the pursucrs fired
again. Tho negro was seen 10 staEGer
and he was found short tiT's later
in q dark part OF the alley. lie died
shortly after being taken - the
Petersburg Hospital, = hUil.. having
gone entirely through his body.
Two weeks ago brown escaped
from the local JAN Will" Se'aS held
on Il charge Of tclonious assault.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
DRY OFFICERS ARRIVE
As MEN WORK ON MASH
Three Arrests Made and Two
Stills and Car Seized in
James City.
Especial to She, Times Dispatch. !

lSpcciaI TO she, Times DiSpatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. IL
Sheriff l.. l.. Tr!cc ana Prohibition
Officers j. T.. Cru;c and J. X. Glasco.
or Barhamsvillc. made three arrests
ana captured two complete stills In
Il raid conducted at "ShcllbanIs." on
Grcenspring Farm James Guy
County. yesterday afternoon. The
thrcc men are John Waltrip. OF
James city, and Herbert and Eeru-
ara Chhlklcy brothers. who gave
their homes ~ Newport News. All
arc white.
The officers had received tip
That still was In operation. and
arrived on tho scene while IN. nie;,
were nxins Il box of mash" for the
next run. Both stills were la,czt
models. all copper and OF about
seventy i've gallon capacity each.
only one was In operation. but the
second one was set ready for bust
ness near a shack that the men oc-
cGpicd. while carrying on their
trade 10 liquor was found on the
place.
The officers brought Tie men. a
Ford car that had been gcared w
on the place, and turned them over
10 officers here. The accused were
given Il preliminary hearing before
Maslsirate x. K. cole. and after ;hcy
had admitted their guilt. they Were
held Tor the grand jury In default OF
$500 bail. cnicor CrutH said tho men
had sold their supply It few days be-
I Tor" III Newport News, and had
brought back material for another
big run.
Ashton Dovcll. Commonwealth
! Atiorncy. who was present and con
Quoted the prosecution before the
magistrate, says that tEcs. men have
been operating "a long time ana nave
been chased from plac. t. place for
/ months. They ar" suspected with
hcing connected with nu operation
| lOv.E DOWN tho I,cmLMsMln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
PLANNING INTERCITY
ROTARY GATHERING
| Snncinl "a I'M Tlrles-DlspatcM.l

Special Ia Tho Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-THE first
meeting OF the local Rotary Club OF
the year Win be held tomorrow night
at the y. NJ. e. y when the enter
tatnmcnt feature will be In charge
OF :hc Tom. Dick and Harry Com
nlttce. composed OF Thomas Nor
ton. Richard Totty ana Harry Woody.
At this meeting AN On 10 Winston
Salem Committee viii be appointed
and plans laid for "a big showing by
the local organization At the Win
SION Salem convention in March.
Another committee appointed TO
confer with the Richmond club on
an intcrcity meeting viii make its
report At tomorrow meeting The
Richmond Roiarians have invited the
ocal club 10 be It's guests this month,
but the Capital City Club viii come
here to do It's entertaining. the To-
Gals 10 be the guests on January %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
SAN FRANCISCO WINS
BAR CONVENTION
Executive Committee Decides in
Favor of Pacific Coast

IBy As.ociated Press.


TAMPA, Fla, Jan. il.-San Fran.
cisco was awarded today the 1922 con.
vention OF the American Bar Asso.
citation by the executive committe,
OF that organization In session here
Tho convention will be held during
the week beginning August c.
The program for the convention
Will be arranged 10y n committc,
composed OF {. y. Severance. pres!-
dent Of the association: Frederick I
Wadhams. treasurer, and W. Thomas
Kemp, secretary.
The coast city was selected on the
plea OF Hugh II. Brown. OF Nevada
who, while admitting San Francisco
did not have geographical advan-
tages. declared that Il national or
ganization such as the association
should meet occasionally III ever!
part of the country.
Lord Shaw, OF Dumfernl!nc, scot.
land. a member Of the British House
of Lords ana OF the priyy council
viii be invited 20 address the convcil-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
FOX HUNTERS SHOOT
BEAR ON MASSANUTTEN
Ispeclal 10 The Times D. $ patch.

tsl"EItI 10 ne 4nI.S- LIS pa lt!!.!
STHASBUHG. VA, Jan. i,.-While
fox hunting on Massanuttem Noun
tain this week, samuel Middleton and
his two sons shot and killed a black
bear. IL cub o: two years. The bear
was nrst seen going into Ills den. and
Mr.. Middleton fred and hit the ami
NAL In the foot. WITH a quick move
memt OF pain, tho bear turned about,
and MIR. Middleton fred again. strik-
ing him IN tho head.
The two sons. on hearing the shots
OF their father, then came upon the
scene and in all six shots We're fired
BY the trio into the body OF the beast.
Tho carcass was brought to town,
and one Of our local butchers had
the animal dressed and sold steaks
The gross weight OF the bear was
n!ncty-iivc pounds. This is the sec
ond bear that has been killed on the
mountain within the past year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
SOUTH NORFOLK CLAIMS
INTEREST IN FERRIES

PORTSMcUTH. VA. Jan. 1.-THE
city OF South Norfoll. claims a share
in the ownership OF the Portsmouth
md Norfolk County ferries. This
was foreshadowcd by the remark; s
Of Mayor Rowland at "a conference
with the county supervisors a month
ago. ard was urged in u communi-
cation from South Norfolks city at
lorney. which was before the super
Visors yesterday.
The portion OF ownership claimed
in one.eighth, which is the proper
lion OF responsibility South Norfolk
admits TO ho hers for county bond
issues prior TO the city's !ncornora-
lion year ago.
The contention was made that In :
asmuch rs the county asks south
Norfolk to share its bond burdens.
the city should also share in the
county's assets. An appraisal OF the
ferries as OF January 3. 1921. was
requested. The letter WAS referred
% the Commemorative attorney
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
CaIoneI Good
but Treacherous
Next Dose may Saivate, Shock
Liver or Attack Bones

You know what calomel IL It's
mercury: quicksilver. .Calomel is
dangerous. 1t crashes into sour bile
like dynamite. cranpins and sicken.
ing you. Calomc! attacks tho bones
and should never be put into your
system.
II you feel bilious. headachy. CON
st!patcd and all knocked out. Just sc
10 your druggis; and get n bottle o.
Dodson's Liver Tone for n few cents
which is 4 harmless vegetable sub.
stitute for dangerous calomcl. Take
spoonful and IL 1t doesn't start your
liver and straightcn you up better
and quicker than nasty ca.omel and
without making you sick. you Jus,
so back and get your money.
Don't take calomci! 1t makes YOU
sick tho next day: II loses you a
days work. Dodson's Liver Tone
siraiSh.cn3 you right up and you fcol
great. No salts necessary. Givo |,
to the children. because It is per.
iectly harmless and cannot nalivate
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
school nonds for yorfolk count,

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Jan. 1.-THE
General Assembly o: Virginia VIII be
asked by Norfolk County to authorize
the issuance OF school bonds toI
every magisterial district there dur.
ing the current session. James
hurst. superintendent OF schools, APP
pcarcd before the Board OF Sunerv!s-
or5 yesterday and gained its appro-
val TO the plan to procure authority
from the Legislature for the sale of
bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Penalties Numerous
for Traffic Violations

Especial 10 The Times bis patch
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. li-Fincs
ngSregatins S%l5. ana costs. AMI
Jail sentences ;OtaliuS sixty days.
were today imposed On j. ".
Windley by Polio" Justice Sim
mons for alleged Violations OF the
traffic ordinances. windl.y was
sent TO jail for thirty days and
fined 800 ana costs on a charge
Of operating a car rccklcssIy and
owned by Milu"r Dairy co.
lie was sent To Jail for another
thirty days and fined another
800 and costs on charge OF
operating for hire car without
q license. The same penalties
were imposed upon Windlcy on a
charge of operating a for hire car
after license had been refused
and two small hncs were imposed
for minor attractions lie APP
pealcd on all.
Windley WAS arrested as a re-
suit OF a collision with the horse
and wagon at Cranky and
Twelfth Streets several days ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
stanton to Name D.rrro,c, .,,n 90

"IAUNION, w, Jan. ll-Wa-d
meetings VIII be held in Stauntou
Thursday. January &c, for tn. mr.
nose OF c!ccting delegates TO Tho
Tenth District Democratic Conycn.
ton here February Ii. when a sue.
cessor 10 the late Rcprcscutativ,
Henry u. Flood VIII be nominated
Siauntcn is entitled to ten dele
gates. Augusta County's seventeen
delegates viii he elected at meet
inGs In the six maGisterIa! districts
To be held Wednesday, January %
This method of selecting delegates
To- the district convention Was agreed
upon here today when conferences
OF the city and country Democratic
committees We're held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-12
Speaks on WORK for "Duun md outs"

ASHLAND, w. Ian. ll.--Jnhn :.
bennett. superintendent Of Central
Union Mission. Washington. -. G.. de-
livered very interesting address
Tuesday night before ;he Y. NJ g. A.
of Randolph Macon College. giving
personal experiences in his work for
the DOM and outs" MIR Bennett.
IN addition 10 intense enthusiasm for
his work. has a delightful vein of
humor. which gives personal and hui
man intcrcs; 10 incidents. which
might seem in themselves sordid
This is tho nrst in series Of al :
dresses 10 hc delivered by prominent
Speakers on the Value OF Christian
ity under tn" auspices OF the Ran
dO!ph- Macon Collcg. Y. NJ. G. ~