Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 17, 1912 Page: 5 of 8
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flAMOWC THE OILMEN
I Uy W. U. Peck Desk at Hotel Tulsa Phono 2987 nivDuI8 11111111 DUA
THETTOSW TJWTLY WORLD THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17 1013
fill Market.
PoBBgylvanta
Morcsr Much
New I'ustle
Corning
Cabell
Koxth Urns
fc. wA.'i l.llllU ti
Indiana.
prlni inn
omersst
ltattland
) 1 1 1 1 i m s (above 10 dograaa) .....
Illinois (below 30 degrees)
Corslcans iis"ht ...
Corslcana heavy ........
Blectra
Caddo (to degrees above) ....
Canada
Xuiitu und Oklahoma miimm
i CO
141
1.19
1.13
1.20
1.04
.60
.85
.91
.63
.87
.84
.76
.60
.76
.80
1.14
.70
In the Ulrd Orek District Tho
Turlcy ull Co. (Owen Gillespie and
llummett) have drilled In their No. 4
f Coyer farm (mapped as MrUlnnls.)
In .. n. in tJ-20-1 3 und have a very
nlco well. Villi ehoot today. Tho
Owen Oil Co. drilled tho No. 1 Evans
farm In section 14-21-12 to tho Dur-
Kobs sand und have a very good
Showing for a well. Will shout today
Tho Hemlock Oil Co. No. 4 east of
Bperry Wilson farm In section 6-20.
18 was Hhut yesterday and they hnvo
a 30-barrel producer. The Canadian
Oil Co. (John Bteel) well on tho Lord
farm In section 20-21-18 was shot
yesterday und Is good for 25 barrels.
L East of the Glenn Fool Tho Owon
ii ml Flanagan test on tho Evelyn
lhiff farm In taction 24-17-12 missed
the Glenn Band und they arc drilling
for tho Tunehu Bund
Lute News From Hcnryetta Hurry
TyreU'B test No. 1 In the southeast of
i i timi 86-11-11 in tho Jessie oJhn-
on farm reported as dry Is Knowing
some oil. Tho Hcnryetta Oil Co. well
In the northwest of section 1-12-18
which had u very bad blowout about
a week ago Is now under control und
(hey ui be able to save the well.
The okla and June Oil Co. are build-
ing a rig f"r No. 10 on the McGllbray
"Xfiirm in section 22-12-13 offsetting
tlie Smith and Swan well Which is
three locations west of their big well.
Northwest of Okmulgee Tho Prai-
iii Oil A Oa.s Co. 'huvo n show for a
well ill section 2H-14-12.
The Texaa company who aro lay-
ing a 2-inch line to the new shallow
sand field four miles west of Henry-
cttu ar progressing nicely and with-
in the next few daB they hope to bo
furnishing the several drilling wells
In that vicinity with water. A num-
ber of drilling wells In that vicinity
I -have been shut down for water and
how that relief is In sight tho next
ten days should tell the shallow sund
story.
Thomas Oavin and daughter. Miss
Kathryn returned to their homo In
Independence Kan. after a very
pleasant visit with friends here. Mrs.
Qavln and daughter. Miss Marguerite
ALL GOOD CONDITION
3 25-h. p. Boilers.
4 23-h. p. Steam Engines.
4 20-h. p. Steam Engines.
12 12-h. p. Steam Engines.
1 25-h. p. Gas Engine.
4 15-h. p. Gas Engines.
4 15-h. p. 2-cycle Engines.
PRODUCERS SUPPLY Co.
Phone 210. N. Elgin
CENTRAL TORPEDO CO.
602-3
I bono 2i65.
Bliss Uldg.
TMIsa. Oklahoma
Torpedoes for Oil und Gas Wells.
H. J. Glbncy Sec'y.-Treas.
It. I' lb. i.m. (ion I. Mgr.
remain in the city u ii
l"iii-'i r.
du
w. ii. Peek who has baan doing the
different oil fields win return today
At Ponoa city The ioi Rand) 011
Co. test in th northeuBt corner if the
Marge Prtmeaus farm in section .
i.5-2 Is due. This Is No. S. No. 4
is a 12000000 gua well ut 900 feet.
At K. llcyxllle Tho Alabama Oil
Co. Is drilling the No. 1 test In the
southeast corner of the northwest
Quarter of the northwest of section
21-17-11.
At Turlcy Tho Princeton Oil Co
(Truvls liros.) hue a 60-nurrel produc-
er on their No. 8 Itecse farm In sec-
tion 6-20-13
At Hcnryetta Tho OMta Oil Co.
took a guugo yesterday und the No. 9
McGllbray farm In section 22-12-13 Is
Btlll making 60 barrels an hour. Harry
Tyrell got u dry hole on his No. 1 test
in section 86-12-13 on the Jessie
Johnson farm owned by Hoy Scules
ut 1.769 feet.
Unknown parties hue mudo a lo-
cation on tho young farm In section
225-14.
There arc soma clever new drilling
regulations for the Hotel Tulsa lobby
wTlttun by W. N. ltobinson manager
of the hotel. They wero taken from
the National Petroleum News and
ar0 well wurth rending They will bu
found some place In tho oil news.
At Stroud Tho Oklahoma Natural
Gas company's test In section 31-16-ti
Is drilling at 2260 feet.
At Cleveland Tho Gypsy Oil Co. Is
drilling No. 21 on the McClure farm
In section 17-21-8. The same com-
pany has also started drilling the No
1 test on the Kernel farm in section
30-18-7.
Quite a number of Joplln men are
in the city. They have been looking
over tho Oklahoma gas field to see
for themselves the source of supply
the conditions and estimate the cost
of furnishing natural gus to that city.
They stopped In Independence Knn..
and Bartleavllle Okla. The trip was
made In automobiles. At Indepen-
dence they were Joined by Receiver
George Hharrlt and A. B McBath
manager und Hugh Brawley of the
Kansas Natural Gus company's force.
Thoso In the party were Mr. Miiteth
Hugh Brawley George Sharrlt of In-
dependenre Kan. and Frank Yule
and ePte Burress Of the Joplln Com-
merda) club KTed Berch und Robert
Whltwell of the Bast Joplln Improve-
ment club. Dr. n. B. Tyler and J. A.
Goodrich of the South Joplln Im-
provement club. Ernest Halo and J.
A. Mott of the Villa Heights Booster
club A. H. White Howard Murphy
Arthur Spencer J. W. Freeman Jop-
lln business men: J. T. Lynn and B.
J. Crahan Of the Joplin Trloune and
B. F. Wursel.
H. S. Grayson is in the city from
Pittsburg Pa.
B. J. Arbon of Nowata Is in town.
Beed and Howe oil producers of
Nowata Okln. are transacting busi-
ness in our city.
W. P. Bateman credit man with
the National Fupply Co. Is in town
from Independence Kan.
W. C. Tyrell Jr. Is here from
Beaumont Texas.
F. A. limes
from Nowata.
the map man Is her.
FOR SALE coin lete sawmills in
operation 2 miles from oil field. With
or without 400 acres of timber. Good
demand for rig timber. Chas. Rlggs
Cleveland Okla. adv.
A Complete Line ot
Rig Irons Lumber and Timber
AT TILSA BIGHEART HOMINY SPERRY. TERLTON
TDLSA RIG REEL AND MFG. COMPANY
Oil and Gas Well
FRICK-REID SUPPLY CO.
General Offices. Drew Building Tulsa.
Stores at all points in oil country.
THE B0VAIRD SUPPLY COMPANY
W. J. BOVA1HD President.
TU.SA SAMM'A
DRILLING
FISHING
.J. P. FLANAGAN Bee.-Treas.
INDKI'KNDKXLE
OIL WELL
SUPPLIES
oil wi xi. woormoitK
TULSA OFFICE: TULSA HOTEL BLOG.
PIIOVK 2t57
AMERICAN LiiAUCE IBAII wins
in Chicago iron" MAX
BE DTDRD todav
CHICAGO Oct. 16. Tho Chicago
National Isafus club wont to plat 1 1
In tho eighth Inning of todays game
for the 'hi. ago ohattploMblp With
tho Amerlcuns. Iteulbach and Che.
ney war batted out of tho box and
tho "Box" clinched the game b or-
ing four runs. In th scries now
M.mds i in 2 in favoi of the National
league
White was wild and gave way. to
Bam In the fourth Inning. Hen wit
squally wild but heia tho National
leaguers to two hits.
Score by Innings: it. l K
Nationals 120 uoi 00 1 r. 5 2
American. . 001 002 Olx 7 9
Basterioa Rattlbaen Chi n y
Smith and Archer; White Bern and
Bohalk
Broka Mile Pacing Record
LEXINGTON K Oct. 16. '
Coohato iiaced a mile at the Grand
Circuit race meet here today In 2:06
3-4 und broke th worlds record foi
u Seventh heat. Five Undeclding
heats of the race were paoad yester-
day Two heats were required to de-
termine (he winner.
Legal Not ice.
So
Ac ge
2 1107
2 3017
1 1703
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1051
6120
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GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
Abu ill 017000 arret of tribal unallotted
IumiIs in dlffertnt loraliiio contained in
about ll.ouo separate tracts varying from t
to fi 000 tens eseb In Ihe Choctaw ind
Ohleaasaw Nalions Oklahoma will D0 of
fired at public auction at a niiuiuiuru pries 1
of from 25 to $tl.6o per acre. Hale will brain
November 12. 1012. and ronnnue daily at
different county eat uf land m each rei
ntcttTI county until about December 4 liirj
Not mott than (140 ooreH including unillot' I
ed lundri uchae(l ut any prior sale will
be nold to any one person. Tsrai are 'J.'
per cent cash per cent In twelfe BMBtht
and 50 per i-enl m lo jears with (J per
tutcreat. Jininedlute pobheMinn aftrr appn.v
al of bale given residence on land not re
quired cutting and disposing of timber cr
drilling or mining for mineral on landa pur. j
cbo.'.eif not jirnniited until full payment
which tn uy be mode any tune before due
and Immediately Iheresfter deed will lime
Lists of landa by counties allowing do 1
erlptlons and aroaa of varioui tra.la with
minimum price Mill be furnished without
coit togriher with full Information up. ill up '
plicatiiui io the undersigned or to the local 1
field officers uf the Department in their rei I
pectin lin'iicts. PereoSl sppiriag should
specify the particular county of Which in
formation is desired. Certified copies of
blue pints of each eounty showing loratton
of each tract to be offered will be furnish
ed on application to the undersigned on pay-
went of if. 50 for each map which should be
remitted in the form of draft or postal money I
older with application.
J. OEOROE WRIGHT
Commissioner to the live OlTlllied Tribe" j
Muskogee Oklahoma.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OK-
FH'K OF INDIAN AI'FAIIW WASH-
INOTON D C.
Sealed proposals for leasing the follow
inp- described lands on the Osage Indian
uescrvunon okluiiouia. for oil and gar- vnll
bo received ut the offiee of the niperintcn. 1
dent f the Osage Indian School l'uwliuskii
Oklabomu until 2 o'clock p. in. on .Mon-
day November ii mm und will be im-
mediately thereafter opened in the Council
Hooiu of the Osage Tribe and in the pres
aaes of the Osugc National Council or such j
members thereof ii" may attend;
TRACT NO. 1.
Sub div. DcM-ripiion Twp K
No 1 Frnc. Sec. 25 U5 anil
80
No. 2 Sec. 1 Frnc 2 and
11. Sec. 12 and 13
Frnc. 14 25
No. 'l Fracs. Sc-s. 23 and
25 and Sees. 24 and
30 23
No 4 Frucs. Sees. 8 9 Sees.
10 11 12 13 14 and
Fracs. Sees. 15 10 20
and 24 23
No. 5 Fracs. Sees. 2 3 4
5 and 0 24
No. 0 Sees. 0 10 11. 12 13
' 14 15 and 10 25
No. 7 Fracs. tlui. 20 31
82 33 84 35 and 66 20
TRACT NO. 4.
No. 1 Sec. 31 25
No. 2 Sees 4 5 and 0 . . . . 24
No. 3 Sec. 14 34
No. 4 Sees. 27 16 33 and
34 24
No. 5 Sees. 2. 80 and 31.. '4
NO 8 Sees. 5 7 8 and 0 . . 'J3
No. 7 Sees. Ill 17 10 II
28 and 29 23
No. 8 Sees. 14 15 22 23
20 and 21 23
No. 9 Sec. 31 23
No. 10 Sees ti 7 end 8 .. 22
No. 11 Sec. 12 22
No. If Fast half of Sec. 14 22
No. II West half of Sec 14 22
No. 14 Fast half of Sec. 15 22
No. 15 West bulf of See. IS 22
No. 1H See. 10 22
No. 17 Sec. 24 22
No. 18 Sec. 20 22
No. 10 Fast half of See. 31 22
No. 20 West hnlf of Sec. 31
No 2 1 Sees. 25 and 30 ...
8 Sec. 34
3 See. and free.
Bees I 4 11 and 12.
I Sec. 20
No. II Sec. 21 .
No. 86 South half Sec 22.
No. 27 North half Sec. 22.
JH K III half Sec. II..
18 Wi it half Sec. 14. .
No. 30 See 10
No. II See. 11
No. 32 Sec. 3
TRACT NO. 5.
No. 1 Sec. 32
No. 3 Sec. 0
No. 4 Sec. 4
No. 0 Sec. 8
No. 8 gees. 21. 22 23 24
25 20 27 and 81
No. 0 Sees. 2. 3 and 4 Free.
5 8 and 0 Sees. 10.
11. Frae. Sees. 12 II
14 15 and 10
No. 10 Sees. I. 2 3 and 4.
Frac. Sees. 0 10 11
and Sec. 12
No. 1 1 Sees It 4. 5 6 7
8 0and 10
No. Ill Sees 1 2 3 10 11
12 13 and 15
17 Sees. 4. 5 I 7 8 0
and North half Sees
Hi 17 and 18
18 South half Sees. 17
18 and Sees. 10 20
30 31 and .12
No. 19 South half Hro 10
and Sees. 21 22 23
27. 28 and 34
20 Sec. 30
II Sees. 2 3 and 4. . . .
II Sees. 5 fi 7. 8 9
and 10 22
88 Sees. 18 and 19 . . .
24 Sees. 14 15 22 and
23
No. 25 See. 27
No 26 Nee. 28
Ne. 27 Hie. 29
No. 28 Sir 90
No 29 Hee. 31
60 West half Sec. 82 .
81 Fast half Sec. 83 . . .
No 32 West half Hee. 34 22
Me. 33 East half Her 84. . 23
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Talking About
New Styles
ASSORTMENTS of New Fall Suits are
growing here at the rate of dozens
of new additions each week and the
numbers now available are already larger
than usual at this season.
wl'T quantity is only part of the itory
I quality la our strongest nint -
r" QBQQ2Bs j
with hi
TY
ii inn
three Inittmi sacks
pioderate and graceful pattern all cound
fabrics especially are thing1 Prices
stylo is hero remarkably fi in fab
rics tooj many from abroad and the bent
from American mills aro represented here.
CCHLOSS
BALTIMORE
Smart Style - Models
hundreds of unusually attractive gar
ments are ready for yon now We special-
ize on these fine suits and overcoats; youH
not find their equal anywhere in town.
Autumn Fashions
Tills Season's style calls for slightly
short ci ats than last year; should
ers not so wide and but little padding
li CUt vests and narrower trousers' More
-Grays Tans Blues and Browns in
range from $15.00 $18.00 to $35.00.
rough
Autumn Shoe Fashions
TPIIK NEW Hal last is the thing this
fall with medium high toe and low
heel; very English. Hal "luehcr
and Button Shoes in black calf tan ealf
gun metal calf and kid.
Buy now while stork is complete.
AUTUMN SHOES $150 $4 to $6.00
Autumn Shirts and Ties in Beautiful Variety
O OYS Shoe Special 100 pah
Autumn Hat Fashions
ROUGH FINISHED fabrics here too
in baby lamb brush scratch up and
velour. Alpine crease-crown fold
over and telescope shapes. Greens
grays and browns in many new shades;
very smart.
AUTUMN II ATS $3 to S10.00
'only a few of each style. !rl
i Boys' Shoes
75 to .fL'.oK val
broken line
les to close
all sizes in the lot; but
out pair 95c
Best Ever '
Boys' Suits
2 Pair
Trousers
Special
$6.00
Clothing Company
Phoenix
Silk Socks
4 Pairs
Guaranteed
3 Months
$2.00
SI LOUIS CITY SERIES
II
WON NATIONALS
NATIONALS WIN FOURTH DE
HUM. GAME. SEVEN t.AMI.s
l RE PLA1 ED.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 1. The Ut-- l N.-i-
5110 tii nui. iMftw ciutj retained the bate
' bull championship of st r.ouis win
i r.ing today from the Americans in
4"6 j thp seventh game it the Intarleaffue .
I series o to I. Today's victory made
5062 1 It ftrnr wins for the chumptonK uno
three for tin Ann leans. One wanie
UH .... .i
resulted in s tie.
s.iao Srore by Innings: R.H.B.
(Americans 001 000 0001 4 i
4710 Nationals 100 103 101 I 7 1
. . . . . ... ... ... . . . ... ... ... . v.
NOTHINCI on TULSA.
WASHINGTON Oct.
Unprecedented procedure was
(i permitted today in ihe Bu-
IS liretne court of the United
states when the Justices sit-
tiiiK on the hem h hearing the
governments argument in the
"Bath tub trust" case received
bulletins Inning by inuintr of
the world's championship
baseball arne at Boston The
playing was closely watched by
the men. hers of the highest
rourt In tho land especially
by Associate Justice Day who
hud requested the baseball
bulletins. 'Hie little Slips glV
$ Ing the plavs went to him
i not only diirtni? the luncheon
V recess but when the court le-
sutiied Its slttlnir. They were
s passed along the bench from
four first termers" played on the
North Side team.
Tho stars for Lindsay were Webber
H. Prii . . j. priea. and I). Younir.
The Kennedy brothers and JolllKan
did tho best wnrk for the North Side
23 8
2.1
23
22
22
il lusliii In losllee. A)
Batteries Allison and Stephens
MIT Alexander! Bleele and Wingo. -
mm n GAME SI iGED I N THE i l l'Y
SCHOOL KIOTO ILL LEAGUE
YESTERDAY
a One r the prettiest football games
.Vi'ViT pe.n in Tulsa even If It a
? ' played by "kbls." took place yesterday.
I Lindsay and the North Side School
wer. the Contestants HlS came hav-
Sl ! Inn been a regularly scheduled 006 In
j tho city school fdotball Isagus.
Lindsay won the game II Io I
after Home sensational work on both
sides. Til. Lindsay team was the
"second"" eQUad of that school hii
team.
Read World Wanl Ada.
Read World Wanl Ads.
4.K.0
1.28
WANTKD T i TRADB A QOODl
money making proposition In Tulsa
Husband of Tulsa t.iri Dead.
MM worth H'.fiUO. for houso In Tulsu sVvord was received hen- ester lay
n ana ' worth $200(1 to $3000 In Rimil lie of the dsOtfa at oklalmma City of Oh.
22
22
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22
22
22
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Nn. 34 Krar. Hiv
i.s tlon for nomt
mnniy can he
oni erned
2.5BO
i I
i in
t!40
S40
554
275
307
320
320
210
The difference In car RCARon a pioneer oklahoman
arratiKed to suit all and husband of n former Tulsa Kill
Address 2r.. World.
All nrrrsaary infnrmalluii may b nbUin-
wl on apptii-atiiiTi to th' Nuprrlntfmli'lit sf
tl i 'safe Srhnot l'awhuska. Oklahoma
F. II ABBOTT
I Assiitant CoinmiKiioni-r
who. before her marriaKe was .Miss
I'ura Shaffer daughter of W. O
l or oil. Shaffer of South Denver avenue.
2H0 acres R'4 miles northwest of j Mr. Itcngon was one Of Oklsahottia
Sedan Kan. 14 mile northeast Webb: City's wealthiest citizens belnn tho
pool for drllliiK. time lease or will owner of much business mid residence
sell farm. Al stork and grain alfal- property thcrp.
fs water timber school rural route. Tip- funeral will take place at okla-
tflephone advi horns City today. The widow win
J. K STKAWfIIT. I pmbably make her future home In
Bedim Kan. ROOtS I. ' Tulsa with her parSBtS
BELMONT
ANA Ti Ti st-Vf r
H1V1VUW
Kotch COLLAR
SIU cImb la front lAc. SI for 20c.
C I o 11 rVtboi? ft Corwf Bfit jjjfcttfc Troy W T.
Pay's
Big
To (to down and through
the Nichols Transfer's new
Storage room before mak-
ing any arrangements about
storing your household
gOOdS Everything new and
Up to date. Brlvnte lock-
ed rooms for your goods.
When you move remember
they havu the large padded
vans and iub k careful men.
Charges reasonable.
Phono 118 or call at of-
fice No. 1 N. Moulder.
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