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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-11
SEVERE EATHSHOCKS
ARE FELT IN CHILE
nv Associated Pressl

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 11.-Severe
earthshocks were felt in various parts
of Chile shortly before midnight and
again early today. From various
points in Central Chile came reports
of houses falling and other damage. A
report from Autofagasta north of Val
paraiso said that tidal wave came in
shortly after midnight smashing small
vessels and sweeping over the homes
of fishermen and workers.
So far no loss of life has been re-
ported but communication lines from
many points have been knocked out of
order.
Reports received just before dawn
said the shocks were continuing at
Illapel, Unadices and LaSerena. The
latter city was wrecked by a severe
earthquake in 1907. The sea was ris-
ing there this morning.
A dispatch at ESQ o'clock said a
heavy shock lasting five minutes had
just been felt at LaSerena. 1t brought
down may walls and telegraph poles,
putting the city in darkness.
Telephone communication from La.
Serena to the port of Coquimbo was
broken off shortly after / o'clock when
the operator at Coquimbo left his post
upon hearing report that the sea was
advancing inland. At that hour fire
was reported to have broken out al
CoQuimbo.
Additional shocks of great intensity
were felt here just before a. m.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia violent
earthquake of two hours and AZ min
utes duration was. recorded on the
seismograph at ST. Louis university
today. The first tremor was recorded
at 0:43 p m. and the last at 1:31 am
today. Prof Reuppel declared thu
readings indicated the disturbance
twas near Bolivia, South America.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-11
Annie Oakley Is Injured
In Automobile Accident

DAYTONA, Fla, Nov. 11-Annie
Oakley, of Leesburg. Florida, former
daring horseman and crack shot with
Buffalo Bills" wild west show re-
ceived serious injuries in an automo-
bile ACCIDENT yesterday when her ma
chine overturned on the Dixie High.
way
Annie Ookley, formerly lived at
Greenville, Ohio, and is widely known
in Richmond. p
The National leader., 1922-04-17

senator vote for the repeal of ths
~ The Leader published the oca these issues at the time
the bill passed. and expect to publish again be-
fore the election this In the meantime readers should study
carefully the figures the income and profits tax presented
by Mr.. Towney in his article in this issue If you
Did Your we W hs ~ @ ~ nJ @ o y viii % III on T;s % s % one
congressman of the things which farmers should be we'll
Beray You? posted during the coming political campaigns
Mr. Townley touches the fact that
half the reported by individuals the not
EARNED but returns from investments stock land and
bond deals Dividends interest rents and ROYALTIES He did not
bring all the interesting details of this of
report One such detail that
nneenhs of the larger incomes not
EARNEDtha u.s. paid in salaries for hand brain
The bulk of such incomes from interest," dividends
financial and land deals rents is from the ability
wealth wealth
producing anything performing useful service to humanity
the such incomes that reduced the most
the recent revenue bill.
instance the small incomes of $4,000 less reported to
the derived TIPS cent from salaries and
Not until get to incomes above $4,000 do
them from interest," dividends, etc. than from
actual productive work
to $4,000 not earned When get to incomes
100000 100000 about 80 cent of them
from 900 to $15oo0oo less than
per cent earned
third eaed This latter of incomes derives
The National leader., 1922-04-17
Comment by the Editor on Current EUents

from 81 ss to 81 bgshe actually worth that date
according the price of flour and products that day. and
allowing all milling costs and legitimate profits 81 60 cents
bushe The farmers beaten of from 80 to 36 cents
bqshe The discrepancy greater lower grades Thus
while the market No. dark northern at from IL to 13 cents
less bush than No. there actual difference milling
value of only cents-more robbery of the farmer.
The Minnesota state mill did make these experiments
handful sack of wheat but carloads actually milling the
wheat under commercial mill conditions. Five of No.
med six of No II of No etc. Secretary Of Agriculture Wal
lace like his has refused the federal grades
basis fair to the He ought to study the result Of
Mnnesotas he considers North Dakotas bo
shevstc dignity official attention. And the supreme justices
who ruled North Dakoa grading law unconstitutional should
their the Minnesota report.
7HEATthe whole grain from the threshing
Nv machineis natures perfect food for Man live
indefinitely it, retaining his strength, health and
weight without other fact would restore to
health lot of people who weak and g and whose
is over-eating and consumption of too much highly
Snoin0 seasoned and concentrated food.
IT. e; But if take the bran from the wheat
G destroy it perfect food The bran needed
In Milling to furnish the proper bulk for the efficient working
of the digestive apparatus. Also, when the bran is
taken the vtamnes and mineral salts
life likewise removed show that which
and grow fat exclusive diet Of whole wheat
and die exclusive diet of white bread made from flour
from which the bran has been removed when fed the
minus the bran Persons eating white instead of whoewheat
The National leader., 1922-04-17

educate the public to the
facts. But he said that,
profitable as the business
had been, he would no
longer aid in the poison
ing of the public with de-
natured b r e a d, from
which the life-giving ele-
ments had been taken.
The company will spend
a lot of money in educat-
ing the public about the
The National leader., 1922-04-17
Another
State Gets
the Facts

upon it by the grading system. DR.:
(now Senator) Ladd long ago proved
that wheat graded down by state or fed
eral graders for minor so-called imper-
fections, made as good, or nearly as
good flour and bread, and as much of
it, as the so-called higher grades. This
was branded as radical agitation" by
the grain trade and it's press. It was
virtually an "attempt to tear down the
government" they said.
But now Minnesota, years later, as
certains the same facts and publishes
them. The Minnesota legislature pro-
vided recently for a state experimental
mill, and that mill has made it's first re-
port, confirming in every detail the
previous North Dakota findings. Here
are the facts:
Wheat graded as No. / dark northern
and purchased on January Is last at
The National leader., 1922-04-17

bread or breakfast foods made from the
'heart" or so-called Cream of the wheat,
in order to keep healthy must get their vita
mines and mineral salts from some other
foods, like green vegetables, fruits, milk and
butter. Otherwise they would get sick and
eventually die.
Those who used to demand whole-Wheat5
bread were called "food fadists = Today
science backs them up with indisputable
facts gathered from thousands Of actual ex-
periments. This knowledge is particularly
of interest to farmers. If acted upon it would
throw into the discard the entire complicat-,
ed, refined, useless and expensive process of
milling at present so profitable to the mills,
but which endangers the health and makes
the cost of living higher for the people who
consume wheat.
One of the biggest bakery companies in
New York the other day announced it had
baked it's last loaf of white bread. It is now
exclusively selling bread made from whole
grain flour. The president of the company
said that in doing this he was risking bank
ruptcy, as most people were still fooled by
millers who found it more profitable to en-
courage the use of white flour than to helm
The National leader., 1922-04-17

over 81 per cent of it's total from divi-
dends, over 10 per cent from interest
and over % per cent from profits from
sale of real estate, stocks and bonds. It
is such incomes that congress voted to
encourage and foster. No wonder Mr..
Townley calls it ''crime!'
A MONC3 other ''bolshevistic" and
IN "anarchistic" deeds of North
1 "A Dakota was it's exposure of the
grossly unfair grain grading system
and it's attempt, recently declared un-
constitutional, to mitigate the evils Of
The National leader., 1922-04-17

the system. The North
Dakota experimental flour
mill years ago demon
strated that the milling
value Of wheat is much
higher than the value put
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Texas Refiners Expect
Better Times in 60 Days

Although refiners OF Texas have re-
moved payment OF premiums on crude.
nevertheless they are entertaining
bright hopes for improvement in their
condition within the next 60 days, as
evidenced by the fact that they are
still running oil in large quantity
and Furthermore by the action Of one
refiner in the Burkburnett area who
has arranged with the producers TO
suspend payment Of premium for 60
days, after which time the amount
lost to the producer due to the sus-
pension will be paid plus a bonus.
This is the information brought bach
by c. r. McDorman of this city. oper.
ator and drilling contractor who re.
Gently returned from the Texas fields.
Mr. McDorman states that shortage
OF water is retarding operations on az
least 300 rigs now shut down on this
account, and including 80 wildcats.
The drought has been OF more than
nine months duration, with the re-
cent SHOWS helping little due TO the
great amount OF moisture required In
Texas TO bring relief as compared
with the Oklahoma territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
.CalOlnel SalivateS
And LooSens Teeth
The Very Next Dose of This Treach
erous Drug May Start
Trouble.

You know what calomel is, It's mer'
curry: quicksilver. Calomel IL danger
Gus. II crashes into sour bile Ike
dynamite, cramping and sickenins
you. Calomel attacks the bones and
should never be put into your system
II you feel bilious. headachy. con-
stlpated and all out. just go to
your druggist and get a bottle or
Dodsons Liver Tone for a few cents
which Is a harmless vegetable substl'
tute for dangerous calomel, Take n
spoonful and IL Il doesn't start your
liver and straighten YOU up better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick, YOU Just
SO back and get your money.
Don't take calomell II makes you
sick the next day; 1t loses you days
work. podson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great.
No salts necessary. Give Il 10 the
children because II IL perfectly harm
less and can not sallvate.--adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Denver Oil Man
ArdmOre Visitor

'Ardmore has the best and hardest
bunch of traders In the state" is th'.
manner in which G. A. Dorm of Den.
yer pays tribute to the lease branch
Of the local fraternity. Mr.. Dorm was
formerly a resident here during the
early days Of the Fox field In 1913.
II, during which he represented the
land department Of the Gypsy OIL com.
pany in local areas. He is now in
business for himself. II have been all
over Oklahoma during the past few
months" states Mr.. Dorm. 'and sin.
cerely believe that Ardmore is better
fixed financially than is any other
oil center in the state" Mr.. Dorm
commended the local fraternity for the
fine spirit which 1t is displaying dur.
ing present conditions and remarked
that the country would be much better
off II people everywhere simulated that
spirit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Carter-LOve County
Tests Drilling On
Three Main Trends

Perusal OF the maps calls attention
TO the fact that most OF the tests
now drilling in Carter and Love coun-
ties are being put down on trends OF
structures running in the northwest
and southeast directions and on which
the producing pools OF this section OF
the state have been found. The re-
suits obtained thus far have permitted
the naming OF many OF the tests as
"semi-wildcat" rather than rank wild
cat. Three distinct trends are at the
present time attracting greatest in
terest, They are. the Hewitt trend,
on which is located the Alma shallow
field Of Stephens county, and on
which is now drilling the Sturm Drill.
ing Company's test on the pittman
ranch in section 20. 6s-1e The Oil
City trend finds the Amerada field
in the 5s-1e country in its path the
Ramsey. Dempsey test in section /,
4s-2w, Ramsey.Dempsey test in section
20, 4s.1w. Marshall-Cole location in
section 20, 3s.1w, Magnolia Petroleum
Company test in section 26. 3s.lw,
Martin Petroleum Company test in
section IL. 5s.lw. and the Union Pc.
troleum and supply Company test in
section 81, 6s.2e.
The Healdton trend is yet to be
tested in the southeast direction. 1t
runs on a southeast course paraleling
the Hewitt trend and crossing the
Bayou Creek near the location OF the
test put down by the Wolverine oil
Company in section S2 es-lw, and
slightly north and east Of the asphalt
deposits north Of Burneyvllle.
The three trends take up territory
Is miles in width on the west side
of main fault running through this
section Of the state. The Hewitt
trend appears to follow the high parts
leading from the Sturm test in sec.
ton 20. 6s-le, TO the Red river at q
point near the Horseshoe bend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
TO TEST STRAY
SAND-SEC. 7-2-6
Lone Star Setting Casing on
Sand Heretofore Drilled
Through

Two producing oil wells, two gass.
ers and about ten wells drilling is the
inventory OF the new Farris field in
southeastern Stephens county in the
2s.6w country. OIL production is given
as $50 barrels daily. and gas yield
at $4,000, 900 feet. Play is being
made in all directions for big exten.
sions, and contemplated locations will
add greatly TO the activity now preva-
lent.
Mid.Kansas Oil Company i'll the
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 10, 4s.7w. is drilling
with the rotary at 1000 feet,
Magnolia Petroleum Company on
the Peck farm, in the center of the
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF
section l2, 2s.7w, one and one.half
miles southwest OF production is drill
ing at 2l5O feet in blue shale.
Texas parties are building the rig
for their test in section ls. 2s.Gw.
two and one.half miles southwest OF
production.
Magnolia Petroleum Company No.
l VII tllt NblliAdlA ldlll III etCllOH 81
2s.6w, is drilling at 800 feet. with
the cable tools.
| McWood ct al on the Damon farm,
in section 25, 2s-6w, are ready tc
start with the star machine TO drill
into the sand topped at 1900 feet
Lone Star Gas Company will
test out the sand at 1860 feet in
its No. 4, on the Martin farm,
in section Z. 2s-6w, which is be.
ing drilled with the rotary. The
l0.inch casing is now being set at
that depth. The l7O0foot sand
has been drilled through here.
tofore without real test in other
wells in the vicinity which were
drilled TO the deep pay at 5000
feet.
Feagin ct al are drilling at abou,
100 feet IN their test In the south
east of the southeast quarter OF tn,
southwest quarter OF section IL. "a
CIV. Slight showings were encountered
at the depth OF the Magnolia. Farri,
sand but We're not OF sufficient
strength 10 warrant production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
FOX FARMERS
POOL ROYALTY
Organize Company to Benefit
Mutually on Results in
North Fox Area

Land owners residing in the vicinity
of the Templeman-Frantz test in sec.
ton 10, 2s.3w. north of production
ganization known as the Fox Royalty
Company, the purpose Of which is a
concern in which the members place
in exchange for stock. thus enabling
them TO benefit regardless of where
production is brought in provided n
pool is eventually uncovered on land
covered by royalty in the hands of
the company. The company is capi'
talized at 100000, and now has ap.
proximately 800 acres OF fun royalty,
all OF which is located on the struc.
ture or a total of approximately 1000
acres with reference to fractions OF
royalty on the lands, the portion OF
royalty being put in by the members
ranging from one-fourth to one.half.
Stock issued to date totals $4,000.
The organization was formed follow.
ing efforts OF the farmers to exchange
royalty among themselves, and allie.
Waited matters to considerable extent
In a systematic manner.
Officers Of the company recently
elected are G.. NJ. Tomlinson, presi.
dent; T. II. Upton, vice president;
and J. C. Brooks, treasurer, all Of
whom are residents of Fox. Other
members include, Mrs. NJ. l.. Lyles,
Mrs. Evie Il. Stilley and ]. A. Pringle.
Mr.. Pringle. who handled the de-
tails of the organization, has been
appointed trustee of the company
and is making his headquarters at the
Hotel Ardmore.
The structure on which the Temple.
man.Frantz test Is drilling is one OF
the largest In this section Of the state
and has created greater interest. with
especial reference to the attention Of
larger companies, than has any other
development OF similar nature, during
the past several years. The test Is
now at a depth of 1900 feet in blue
shale. 1t has drilled through six oil
and gas showings at depths OF $50
feet, $50 feet. l045 feet. 1890 feet,
12s0.s5 feet, and l3SO.40 feet. A sand
passed through at 1854 feet was
estimated would probably produce 10.
IL barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
ArdmOre Boiler Company
Plans for Incorporation

Plans for the Incorporation of the
Ardmore Boiler and Machine company
are now under way calling for capi.
talization at $4,000. II. o. Van ano
p. Golden, present owners of the con.
cern. are the incorporators. Mr.. Col.
den, who is brother.in.law 10 Mr..
Van. recently arrived in this city
from Normal. Ky. where he was en-.
gagged in similar business. He ac-
quired an interest in the local concern
following purchase of the holdings OF
John W. Hoffman. OF this city.
The firm has been here for the past
two years and has grown TO immense
proportions, specializing in repair OF
heavy oil field machinery, etc. Ma.
chinery at a cost OF approximately
$4,000 was purchased by the company
during the past few weeks and will
be installed In q building which is to
be erected in the town OF Brock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
START SWABBING
IN AMERADA TWO
Powers Sand Producing il
Test East of the Dis
covery Wei

The operators OF the Amerada Pc.
troleum company's No. . on the Sam
b. Eaptiste farm. in the southeast
corner Of the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section 90, 5s.1e,
started swabbing late Saturday after.
noon. following running OF the 10
inch casins 10 a depth OF 1928 feet.
The hole was full of oil when the
swabbing started, from sand topped at
about ! 1856 feet, and penetrated four
feet. a gas sand was topped in this
test at .9S0 feet. The results OF the
sw1bbing and deeper drilling into the
pay in this well will be OF great i'm.
portance in determination OF the quail
ties Of sands in the Amerada field
SRd may also aid TO somo extent in
designation Of the lay Of the struc'
ture The producing horizon now
yielding oil is believed TO be the Pow.
ers sand topped in the discovery well
OF the field at 1,Sl2.17 feet, and which
has proven to be exceedingly rich in
relation TO its thickness. Since Its
discovery, the Powers sand has been
flowing so barrels daily between the
10.inch and 12-inch castings.
The Westheimer.Daube test on the
fee farm, in the southwest corner OF
the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter OF section 21, 5s-1e. Off
setting the Amerada No. on the
east, missed the Powers sand as well
as the second sand found in the dis
covery well at 1911 ,42S feet, and is
now underreaning the S.inch casing
at 1,465 feet. Cavy formation at the
bottom Of the hole-brown shale-has
caused considerable delay in develop
rnent in this test.
Amerada No. on the Sammy Bap
riste farm, in the southwest corner OF
rhe northeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF section 20. isle discovery
WE'LL. is flowing 100 barrels from two
sands, with production OF 30 barrels
from sand at 1921 feet and 100
barrels from the bottom sand al ] 1859
1923 feet.
Building of the rig for the Anne
rada No. 3 on the sammy Baptiste
farm, in the southeast corner Of the
northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section 20, 5s-le. is now being com
pleted. This location is about one
eighth mile southwest OF the discov'
cry well
Writ Franklin test ON the George
farm, in the southwest corner Of the
east half Of the northwest quarter OF
section II ,5s.1e, one and one-fourth
miles northwest Of the discovery well
Is at depth Of 276 feet in blue shale
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
AtOka Test Resumes
Drilling Operations

The Gill.Ward we'll in the north
west quarter OF the southwest quarter
OF the northwest quarter Of section s,
2s-l1e, on the Butler.Wylie. Rainey
farm, three miles west OF Atoka, re-.
sumed operations last Wednesday fol-
lowing a shutdown which has existed
since the first Of the year. Accord
ing TO reports. the test will be drilled
10 1000 feet II necessary.
The Mcpherson test in section Z,
os-se, has completed the standard rig
and is now rigging up. This test is
located about 12 miles west OF the
Gin. Ward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
"Wildcat Bob" Gillian
Has Blocked for Four
Tests in Love County

The recent blocking of acreage bs
Wildcat Bob" Gillian in Love county
on which the Sturm Drilling COM
pany's test is now drilling recalls the
fact that the latest venture in that
territory by Gillian is his fourth. Six
years ago he blocked the acreage for
the Flynn ct al test on the Rose
ranch in section IS, isle. and since
that time secured blocks for tests
which were drilled in section IL. 6s.
2w, by Burford 6 Brimm, and by
Sewell ct al, one and one.half miles
southwest OF Burneyville.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Test to Drill in
New Mexico, Report

A report appearing in the Roswell
IN. NJ Evening News states that
deal has been closed in New Mexico
between the Burton Spencer OIL com.
pany OF Troy. Pa. and the Dubuque
Land company OF Dubuque, Iowa, for
the drilling OF a we'll TO be located 30
miles northeast OF Roswell. Accord
ing to the contract, states the News,
there win be four deep tests. the first
TO start within co days and the others
20 days apart.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Magnolia Operating
Casinghead Plant In
The Hewitt District

Magnolia Petroleum company has
completed installation OF machinery In
its new casing head plant on the W, ].
Cruce farm, in section 1e, 4s-ew. and
is now producing approximately l,iOo
gallons daily Operations started last
week. Laying Of lines to various
leases of the company In the Hewitt
field Is now under way with several
connections completed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Sulphur Votes To
Close Pool Halls

SULPHUR. Okla.--At an election
held here yesterday the people votes
TO close all pool halls in the city
They also voted to grant the franchise
TO the Cozart Service company Of Per.
ry, Okla. for tho purpose of piping
gas to and through the streets OF the
city. This is the same company thai
!s to supply Pauls Valley, Wynnewooa.
Davis and Sulphur. They bring the
gas from the Robertson field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
Section 30, sn.iw.

Hamfield & Nolan are drilling at 400
feet with the cable tools In their Wild.
cat test in the southwest OF the
northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section 9O 2n.iw. 10 miles
northeast Of production In the Rob.
herson field OF Garvin county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-05
New Geological
Map Now Completed

NORMAN, Okla.--The first complete
map Of the Red Pennsylvania geolos>
ical formation Of the state OF Okla
homa has just been completed by
n. E. Lillibridge, assistant field ge.
ologist Of the Oklahoma geological sur.
vey. Lillibridge has spent more than
a year in research work and mapping
this formation.