The Yale Democrat (Yale, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 88, Ed. 1 Monday, March 22, 1920 Page: 1 of 12
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THE YALE DEMOCRAT
Entered at the Poatoffice »t Y»lc. Oklahoma, »» Second Class Matter.
,,„di»hed Monday. Wedneeday an, Kriday Each Week. YA..E. OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, MARfH 22. I*»
Subscription—$2.00 Per Year in Advance^
* OIL NOTES - *
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The Carter Oil company on the
Emma Bell, 8-19-6, is drilling at
2300.
The Garr Oil Corporation Garr
No. 2, 19-19-5, is drilling at 680.
The New England’s Hemme No.
9, 13-19-5, is drilling at 3525.
The Twin States on the Kalb
No. 1, 5-19-5 is a completed rig af-
ter burning two weeks ago.
The New England Hemme No.
10, 13-19-5, is drilling at 3380.
The New England Hemme No.
11, 13-19-5, is drilling at 3125 and
the No. 12 is drilling at 1400.
Canfield & Co. on Caesar No. 1,
18-19-6, are having casing trouble
at 960.
The Garr Oil Corporation on
the Garr No. 1, 8-19-5, are under-
reaming the ten inch at 1610.
The Skelly Oil company’s Ber-
ry No. 1, 22-19-4, is drilling at
1400.
R. C. Jones and others are clean
ing out at 3050 in the Fisher No.
1, 27-19-4.
The Skelly Oil company No. 1
on the school land 16-19-5 is
drilling at 1540.
The Gypsy Oil company on the
Springer farm 27-19-4 is drilling
at 860.
The Ohio Cities Ellis No. 1., 1-
18-5, is drilling at 400. No. 2 in
the same section by the same com
puny spudded.
The Middlestates Petroleum
company Elhs No. 1 and 2, 1-19-5
are both completed rigs.
T. B. Slick is rigging up*on the
L. K. Cleveland farm 21-19-4.
The Magnolia company has a
rig on the Pleasant farm, 24-19-4.
The Roxania Oil company are
building a rig on the T. W. Good-
ing farm, 18-19-4.
The Texas Oil Company on the
Perryman farm, 13-19-4, shut
down Saturday afternoon at a
depth of 3630 feet. At that time
the bit was between six inches
and a foot n the sand and about
iorty feet of high grade oil was in
the hole. As soon as the company
can secure four-inch tools they
expect to bring in the well and ex
pect a good well of high grade oil.
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Volume 12, Number 88
LOCAL ^ ’
G. W. Stuck, of Chickasha was
jin Yale yesterday.
E. G, Scheyette from Oklahoma
City is in Yale on business.
Chas. Greene of the Ford Ser-
vice Station ia confined to his
home by illness.
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Paul Wintersteen and Sam My-
ers of Stillwater are in. Yale to-
day on business.
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& v-'iiii hiv wireless set with which he found his sister,
msiei Archer, sou of Mrs. Doroihy Archer of s;oJch,nK for 13 year«. No trace could be found of
John Bavinger arrived Friday
from Tryon to visit his grandson
Eugene Allen.
Mrs. E. J. Cannon left today for
a few days visit with Mrs. Ruby
Rawlins at Mannford, Oklahoma.
Newberry Sentenced
Senator Truman H. Newberry
was sentenced to two years’ im-
prisonment in Leavenworth and a
fine of $19,000 by Judge Clarence
Sessions Saturday afternoon* in
the United States district court at
Grand Rapids. The sentence im-
posed upon him was the limit un
der the law.
Testimony offered by the de-
fense was the determining factor
in bringing in the jury to the ver-
dict of guilty.
The jurors would not discuss
the number of ballots taken, but
said that early in the proceedings
they agreed that a conspiracy had
existed. From this point they
went down the list of defendants
Quick Recovery of ..Stolen Ford
E. E. Hall, and employee of the
Carter Oil company accompanied
by his wife drove to Cleveland
Saturday in a Ford roadster.
Sometime Saturday evening the
car disappeared and Mr. Hall
spent the night and Sunday morn-
ing looking for the car without re
suits.
In the afternoon he hired a
driver to bring him back to Yale,
and while o the nroad he saw
ahead of him a Ford roadster that
he thought looked like his. He
asked the driver to speed up to ov-
ertake the car but the man ahead
speeded up likewise. But in try-
ing to pass another car the road-
ster turned over pirfning the driv-
er down. When Mr. Hall arrived
ai the accident he readily recog-
nized his car with the result that
the man who had been driving the
car was held until the sheric of
Pawnee county arrived and took
the fellow to the Pawnee jail.
Some little damage was done to
the stolen car and it is expected
that the Carter company will push
the prosecution of the thief to the
fullest extent. This company has
been loser several cars during the
past year.
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* BULLETIN .... *
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* A telephone commun i c a- *
* t'ion as we go to press states *
* that the Constantine Refinery *
* of West Tulsa caught fire at*
* 3:30 this afternoon and fan- *
* ned by a high wind was be *
* yond the control of the fire *
* department and was threat- *
* ening other property. *
School ..Basketball ..Tournament
The interclass basketball tour-
nament for the Yale Schools was
Friday and Saturday nights of
Inaf UfPpk
The results of the girls’ games
were as follows: In the prelim-
inaries the 7a defeated the 8b by
a score of 16 to 10; the 7b defeat-
ed the 8a-9b 4 to 3; and the 11-12
defeated the 10th by, 6 to 5.
The semi-finals on Thursday
night were hard fought and well
played games. The 7a defeated
the 7b by a score of 8 to 6, and
Dr. W. C. Mitchell returned
Sunday after a ten days trip to
points in the eastern part of the
state.
The Revival Services
The revival services at the Me-
thodist church began last even-
ing with a large crowd and good
interest. We are expecting a
week of good things. Meeting
each evening at 7:30. The Sun-
day school classes will have their
meetings at 7 p. m., appointing
their committees and organizing
for real aggressive work.
Friday night will be Boys’ and
Girls' club night. Sections will
be reserved for them and the mes-
sage will be for young people.
Next Sunday is decision day. Eas-
ter Sunday is church membership
Get Heavy Sentences 1^ ^ 1-12^ defeated the 9a 8 to 6.
All theofficers of the law of the 1 ^ ifinai wag played be.
Cin ,Pa Ceo6 W1SmckTann Kween the 11th and 12th grades
^r°oW’nAjm8' nml P L Smith and the 7a was easily WOnl by tbe
E. .R. Byrum and 0. ^ Smith. cla88es r BCore of 14 to
They were there as witnesses for upp
the statq against James Pearson, • ^ ,ineup of the winning team
James Robinson, Joy Weber, J g Aline Hitt,and Lila Allison
adn Tom Welsch, who are charg- forwards, Beatrice Berger and
ed with holding up Judge N. E. L ^ Reed centers, Grace Palm-
fhfety'TchooU TouCtt Jen- er and Dorothy Bake, guard.
ninga, the hrat part o, the Y- th“uT Tl? £
Pearson, *£*^£1 Hminaries were won as follows:
pleaded guilty at their prel ™Uthe 8b from the 10th by a score of
nary hearing, but the Welsch I ^ g> the 9a from the 8a by the
boys stood trial. ThL8 very ecisive score of 38 to 5, the
when the case against Joe Welsch 7b . j8i to g jn
was called he changedA»s plea of I ^ semifinala the 12th defeated
not guilty and entered a plea of the 8b 25 to 4, the 11th the 7a 24
guilty. The distnet judge se t- to j the 9a the 12th by 23 to 8,
enced the four boys to ten years I d ^ mh ^ gb 1Q to g The
in the state penetentiary at Me-1 ^ game wa8 played between
Alestr. the llth and 9a grades and was
The case against Tom Welsch I n by the 9a 25 to 16. The
was dismissed after the others I winnjng team lineup was Murl
declared that he was not imPll_ Cleveland and Earl Barrett, for-
ested. wards; Ira CanfieLd, center; Cecil
--o-- Rolls, Don Gentry, Warren Wil-
Clarence Hall and family °Meoxon and Clayton Wright uardss
Tryo nspent Sunday in Yale visit-j Murl Cleveland and E4rl^ Bar
Orville and Charles Combs
wort to Vimta Friday and drove
back t’.vo Overland roadsters Sat-
urday.
J. G. Nobles and wife of the
Victor Refining company return-
ed yesterday from a week’s visit
in Kansas City.
Three carloads of folks from the
Methodist Sunday School went to
Norfolk Sunday afternoom and
helped to reorganize the Sunday
School at that place.
Ansel Minear and family of
Maremec visited Sunday at the
Methodist parsonage with Rev. C.
S. Clarke and family.
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----- - , f dants day. Let us dig up that old church
went down the list of defendants * an drenew our covenant
and once pastth«• group connected 1 « ^ ^ ^ church and get
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imr his brother Lee Hall of the rett showed great speed and skil
. n I. Iir» fhrowinir field tro&ls. Yal(
Farmers National Bank.
with the management of the cam
paign, made rapid progress.
Judge Sessions announced that
he would allow the defense nine-
ty days in which to perfect am ap-
peal and meanwhile would release
the convicted men on bonds.
Conviction of Senator Newber-
ry by the federal court im Michi-
gan will have no effect on the sen-
ate investigation of the charges
made against both sides in the
Ford-Newberry campaign, accord-
ing to Senator Dillingham, chair-
man of the senate investigating
committee. The committee will
hear Newberry's counsel as soon
as he can come to Washington.
In the event of the resignation
of the Michigan-senator from the
senate, the republican majority
would be reduced by one.
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Subscribe today for the Yale
Democrat.
with God and His church and get
to work. If all of the professing
people in Yale would identify
themselves with the church, the
moral and religious tone of our
city would be much different. Too
many are asking why the church
does not fio things when they
should be a part of the church and
help do them. Come and hear and
help.
C. S. Clarke, Pastor
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Birthday Dinner
Friday, March 19, was Mrs. A. C.
Christie’s birthday, and in honor
of the ocassioni she gave a six o-
’clock dinner to Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Oder and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hughes and daughter, all of
Cushing. The former are Mrs.
Christie’s parents and Mrs.
Hughes is her sister. The guests
returned to their homes Sunday
afternoon.
The Week Beginning March 29
is CLEAN-UP WEEK
Monday will be down town
;own clean-up.
Tuesday will be school clearn-
.up day.
Welnesday will be clean-up
day for the Churches.
Thursday will be clean-up
day for the homes.
Friday will be trach removal
day.
Saturday will be burn-up day
and inspection.
Tin cans, Manure Piles and
all trash must be removed. Any
thing unhealthful, unsightly, or
that would cause fire.
in throwing field goals. Yale
will have a fast team next year.
Freemam Lacky, Coach.
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Aluminum Shower
. Last Wednesday night, Mrs.
Claude Stewart entertained at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Combs at an aluminum show
er for Miss Lethe Olson, who is
to be married today at Oklahoma
I City.
The game of the evening was
, "Rpok” and Miss Olson received
the high score and received as “
Mrs. George Vance and Mrs.
Claude Stewart returned Sunday
from Vinita where they had been
visiting Mrs. Norman Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bishop and
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Jones and
daughter of Stillwater were in
Yale yesterday, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Hancock.
Mrs. L. W. Fox returned to her
lome in Kansas City this morning
after a week’s visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. F. Hornbeck
and her sister, Mrs. J. E. Goodan.
Dr. C. T. Brown who has been
attending a meeting of the State
Dental Society at Tulsa returned
yesterday by way of Stillwater
where he was met by Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Myrtle Laughlin has e-r
turned to Yale from Eureka
Sfifings, Arkansa. She was ac-
companied home with her sister,
Miss Lula Ford.
prize a little cupid dressed in
green.
Refreshments consisting of
orange whip, green and white
cake .and punch were served.
The presents received by Miss
Olson were varied and useful.
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| The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
parsonage Wednesday from 2 to 5
Please everyone do your paIl || pi^Tenc^ is°reSue8ted!e[f you^re
in this clean-up nd JJot a member you are invited to
let everyone in Yaw leel tnaii enjoy the devotiona
they had a part in making Yn e 11^ ftnd the 80ciai hour which
absolutely clean. I1 includes the -eats.”
Mr. and Mrs; Noll Hicks re-
turned to their home in Shawnee
after spending a week with Mrs.
Clara E. Brown and Mrs. Law-
rence S. Blyn^.
A few shares of Garr Oil Cor-
poration! stock, privately owned, at
a discount for immediate sale.
Fred O. Mercer, Room 7, Yale
State Bank Building. 88-3t
H. E. Spencer of Mangum has
been in Yale for the past week
looking after business interests
and while here he purchased a
special Studebaker Six from the
Yale Garage.
Misses Lucy Brandenberg, Sus-
iee Combs, Lurene Holland, Flo
Shirey and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
McCollough went to Oklahoma
City this morning to attend the
auto show. Miss Lethe Oleson
and Carl Lee also went to the city
where they will be married this
j afternoon.
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