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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 191R
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AUSTRIA YEARNS
FOR PEACE AND
UKRAINE GRAIN
UK
Populace Hated to See Czer
nin Quit Post.
AMSTERDAM. May lfV-The Tij.l
print the lollow i ngv iiKtnf icant and
much-censored Inter from in Vienna
correspondent :
"The reason why all classet i( tlur
population have regretted Count tzern
In'i departure (from the tnnyn of
fice) is that in him they saw the herald
of peace and the people want peace
above all. Thii ii not turpriting be
cause the misery is extreme. (Thii
part is censored ) The people will
probably hold out through the. next
difficult months until the Ukraine grain
arrives in sufficient quantities. Hut
it it natural that everybody yearns
for peace (censored). Hundreds of
times daily one hears the lamrnt 'How
long is this razy destruction to la-t?'
"Only the conviction that the em
peror honestly drsires peace and has
given evidence of thu in recent inci
dents, keeps the people going"
wst.
Second Airplane
Js Mysteriously
Wrecked by Fire
PENSACOLA, Ha., May lG.-An-other
airplane has been destroyed by
fire at the 1'ensacola navy air station
in mysterious manner. Last night
UMM of the new types of machines
sitting idly on the ground, was seen
suddenly" to' become enveloped in flames
and was complete loss. Last week a
machine caught fire while in the air,
causing the death of Chief Quarter
master MrCalla and the serious injury
of Chief Quartermaster K. I. Hender-
IktsuIQldaie
Judo. Mottxmor LeotPis
Retailers Will Try
For New Record in
War Stamps Sale
Dr. A. C. Hirshfield, a member of
the campaign committee for the Okla
homa City Retailers' association, taid
this morning that the association was
making elaborate planl to exceed any
other organization in the sale of stamps
through the bank tomorrow.
The Retailers' association hat prob
ably the largest membership of any or
ganiiation in the city and has had two
weekt to make preparations for their
campaign tomorrow.
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Help Foch and Pershing to take the
flag to the front hy taking jour in-
tax to the collector.
,0KfiltVA'r AM
IT was Wednesday morning when'
me and Rowdy woke up and I did
not try to spin around like a top
Ix-catise I wat in a hurry and I might
fall down and bust my bean or some
thing, and I diil not wait to get my own
true, daddy t ny breakfast ,nd me and
Rowdy ratnhlrd at soon at I got
drct.ied and we went out to where our
garden ma-, ami there it was with a
whole lot of beautiful weeds in it and
sticking up higher than everything else
true daddy and hrrakfist, and me and
Rowdy got behind the fence where the
bushes were thick and waited for Spot
to come because we wanted to tee how
pleased he would look when he taw
all the lirautiful weeds for him to pull,
and vr waited and wailed and waited
and then some other kids came and
worked in their garden and me and
Kowdy came out where they could see
us and I dumb up on the fence and tat
there and they all looked at me and
then they looked at the weedt in my
garden and they kind turned up their
noises, and I guest they were glad my
garden looked to had, and Spot did not
come and then I got md and I got
down off t!ie fence ;ind 1 pulled up at!
the t""i.iti.f and radishes and thing
nid left the weeds there and threw
tl.rns oser- the tence No Irerkle-larel
n. tilt ran yet me laughed at and ge:
iway with it.
till 1 F.N school let out Spot come out
past me and taid, "I am going to
go oer anM'Kik at our garden because
I heard it it full of weeds, hut I know
it ain't. So me 4nd Rowdy went along
and he saw the weeds and he certainly
looked funny, and his chin kinda trem
bled, hhiI he taid: "I do not know who
done that, hut I, can lick him if he is
big as a house" and then a girl who
had followed tu over just to rubber be
cause her garden Is away off arrot
the lot kafd, "Patsy Kildare done that,"
and he told her that the was a liar, nud
thru I told him that the was not a liar
and that I did do it and I would do i
again, and it was my garden and it was
my turn to take care of it, and every day
that it was my turn to take rare of it I
was going to pull up everything in it
and plant it full of weeds, and on his
days he miht pull up the weeds and
plant the other things back in it if he
wanted to, and he taid that whatever f
wanted was all right with him, and if
I wanted weeds he would work the
weedt for me, and we would have big
ger weeds than anyone elte on the lot,
and then I said If anyone done my gar
den like I had done hit I would bl.im
them en the bean, and he taid It wat
not his garden because It wat mine,
and he would not hit a girl anyhow, and
then a big; boy told him he wat afraid
to.hit me and he pnnched the big boy
one- and grabbed hold of him and tf'itji
to throw him down anrl then the big boy
took hit top out of his pocket and began
to hit Spot on the head with it and
made hit head hired and then they fell
down with the big hoy on top and he
wat still hitting Spot, so I got hold of
his foot and pulled and Spot rolled over
and got on top of him and punched him
me and the said the would, and 1
had not had any breakfast and my gar
den was full of weeds and it had been
rolled on by two boys ami jumped on
by me and Rowdy bee.uise we were so
excited about the fight, ami when it
come lime for lunch I had forgot my
money for soup and things and I asked
the janitor's wife if she would trust
me and she taid the would and I
bought three soups and three sand
wiches and I t'Mk them all over where
Spot was hitting, and he said he did
not want anything to eat, anil wouM
not look at me, and I put them on the
bench and went back and got two in
cream rohrns and went over anil laid
one of them in his lap and he had to
take that and eat it to keep it from
melting and running on his pants, and
while he was eating it he sort of rolled
hit eyes up at me and I smiled and then
we went over to look at our garden ai'd
ihrre wasnot any garden left to look
at, and he taid. "Why did you do it.
I';.ls .'" ami I taid I did not know, but I
tl 'ight it was because I was Irish.
HPllKN he was going to go home and
1 tuld him it lie would come with me
I would get bun a garden already started
ai.d he came and we rambled ami went
to Jim's and Maggie'l and Jim was out
working in his garden and I told him
Spot wanted a garden and when Jim
knew all about it he marked off a big
part of his garden for Spot and he told
Spot that if he wanted to he could pay
for it by weeding in Jim's garden, and
me and Spot weeded in Jim's garden till
there was not. a weed in it, anil it was
dark, and. we went 'in to tell Maggie
good bv and she had some ttrawbrrrirs
and rake and milk for us and it was the
first Mrawherics we had this year. I
told Spot 1 was going to stay all night,
and he went home, and I was kmda
tired, so I dumb up to my old room
and all the praying I did was to tell
my mother'i angel and (Jod that they
had not been ;n the job and I had lieen
a bad girl and I hope they w ill do better
after this and not let it eer happen
again. Amen.
( I ii He Continued )
Wll. '
Age may bar you from the trenchet
but it doet not block your progress to
the collector'! office with your income
tar.
CZECHS EXPECTED
TO BALK AGAINST
PRUSSIAN PACT
Passage in Lower Austrian
House Seems Difficult.
AM ST K HI) AM, Wednesday. May 15
The Frankfurter Zeitung, approving tiie
new Atistro-f ierman alliance, which it
says is an absolute necessity to the
Ornian people, admits that a large
part of the Slavs in Austria, especially
the Czech Slovenes, will oppose it,
wherefore it may not be exactly a simple
matter to get the alliance passed in the
lower house The paper suggests, how
ever, that it is possible to win the Holes
hv the Austrian solution of the Polish
question, with the union of Galicia to
New Poland, and adds :
"The neesities vnheren' in these
things are strong enough to overcome
the obstacles, and when the war is
ended by a peace wtiich give" thfc 1
tral empires their rlghtt, tM our 6fM ' '
ponentt mutt tea that the course oi tM .
world't history cannot be stopped by) t'
stubborn protest." I
Ctilldron Cry for Fletcher's
rbM Welaat SI ait IS. lUblnaM
WARDROBE
a IX WOBK OCaBawTEBD
We CaU fa aiMi Deltvas rmpllr.
F.irKHT CI.KAWKIM AND fMEKaltUA
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OuiJamj motor caCT
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Eleven beautiful models to aelect front
Roadsters, Touring, Sedans, Coupee, Tow Can
' McCOLLOUGH-HULME MOTOR CO. .
718 N. Broadway, il7 Sotrtk Malm
Oklahoma City - Open Territory for Lite Dealaxa Tnlaa, Okla.
The Kind Ton ITfiYf) Always Bourht hai borne the altjna.
ture of Chaa. II. Fletcher, and hu ben tuaile under hi
iMsruonal aupervtalon for oyer 30 years. Allow no one,
, to deceive yon In thin. Counterfeit. Imitation and
'Muat-aa-ffood" art) but experiment a, and endanger the
health of Children Experienoe ayalnat Experiment.
, What is CASTOR I A
C a no Ha li narmlemt auhatltute for Cantor Oil, Pare
arorlo. Drop and Hoothlnir Hyrtipa, It contains neither
Opium. Morphine nor other narcotic aubatanee. For
more than thirty years It has been In t-nnatant uae fortlio
relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and
Dlnrrlioea allaying: Feverlishness arising; therefrom,
and. by reirulatlns; the Htoinach and Itowela, aids the as
similation of Food ; Riving- healthy and natural sleep.
The Children' Panacea The Mother's Friend, a
The Kind You Hovo Always Bought
Bean the Signature of
- rst
In Ueo For Ovor 30 Yearo
New Method Gas
Ranges Pay
For Themselves
War-time economy demands that
every woman reduce household ex
penses as much as possible. Here
is a gas range that not only will help
you economize but actually will pay
for itself in use. How? By consum
ing 25 to 40 percent less gas than
the average range.
New Method ranges are hand
somely finished and substantially
constructed throughout. f
The model illustrated has a six-teen-inch
elevated oven with
broiler, four top burners to the side,
simmering burner and lighter.
Burners are enamel finitthed and
guaranteed for five years.
New Method ranges come in a
dozen styles and prices. You'll be
interested to see them.
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$39:?
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Sold On
Eay Payments
104-106
W. Grand
Are.
McCOY & SPIVEY
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ROXANA WELL In the Healdton Field
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THE l7A6-KnlAR RETROLEUM. CO. 0FSr
Offers a Limited Amount of Its Stock (Not to Exceed 1,000 Shares) at PAR. $10 Per Share
All Sskscriptions Mist Be in Before Midnight
Saturday, May 18th
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20 Million
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(pressure
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hole)
(Oil or 6a5 assured) 2 ! Million Sect
feet Gasseu
at H4L Ft.
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This tnap thowt Roiina stcaiira of Htaldtoa field tad r.Utloa of WAG-MAR Utata. Co
para tkhi with aa oil nap of tha fl.ld. Too f lon of plat thowt tba Grakaai pool.
The slock of this corporation, which has an authorized capital of only $75,000.00,
has never before been offered to the public, and the compiny has at the present
time but seven or eiRht ttorkholdert.
By glancing at the accompanying map of a tection of the Healdton field and
in extentioni you will note the acreage under lease by the Wag-Mar Tatroleum
Company; alto the location of their well now drilling at 1,750 feet. This well thould
be drilled to the top of the Roxana sand (1,950 feet) by Sunday, May 19 (barring
unavoidable accident!). The Wag-War well it located within leu than 2,000 feet
of th famoui Roxana well, which caused almost at great a tentation as did the
opening of the Healdton field itself.
I ask you to ttudy carefully the accompanying map, from which yo will note
that the trend of (hit producing tand it to the southwett TOWARDS the Wig-!.t,ar
acreage. The Roxana sand found in the well in the northwett quarter of tertian 30
wn only 12!4 feet thick and had a thowing of oil. The next nearest deep test
ahowt thickness of tand of 36 feet with 100-barrel production. Then following
in a direct line to the touthwest it the famoui Roxana gusher. Thia well wat
drilled 56 feet into tha tand, but not through the land, iti initial production being
700 barrelt ; and I am informed that this well has produced during the past four
monthi about $IOO,(KX)00 of oil, or at the rate of JJOO.OOO.OO per year You will
note, too, another well between the Roxana gusher and the WAG-MAR well now
on top of the tand and jutt ready to drill in.
I m ertvlMd hr 'phon. thla mortilna (My 10th) Bint thta wn w
drilled s rt into th mid In it .v.nlna and at tlila d.pth I. ahowlng for a
w.ll of 800 barrel, and Ih. Indlratlnn. r. thist should th. wind In (hla w.U
. a. thick it that In th. Roxana that thla will b. a much larger well tlian
tha famoua Ifbxana gu.h.r.
I visited the Healdton field Wednesday. May 8, and examined carefully the
holdings of the Wag-Mar Petroleum company. There ia no acreage being offered
within any reasonable distance of the Wag-Mar holdings around the Roxana well,
but luch acreage would undoubtedly at tbia time bring $2,000.00 to $2,500.00 per
acre.
I have known the president and secretary of the Wag-Mar Petroleum company,
T. D. Wagner and T. J. Wagner, respectively, lot many yean and believe that they
hae made wise (election in their acreage, which consists of 30 acre riear the
Roxana well in aection 25, and an OPTION ou ten additional acrea at $112.00 per
acre: Option good until the Wag-Mar well No. 1 has been completed. Thii option
could be disposed of at this time to net the company a splendid profit In addition,
the Wag-Mar retrnleum company owns a lease on 20 acrea in the lhallow field
located between the Healdton and Fox fields, at thown.
On the plat of the Oranam Pool you wilt note location piark.il Wat
advlaad by phon thla morning (Mav 101b) that at I.4M fixrt thla w.l was
drlllad Into th. aand yesterday afternoon, producing 10 million feet ef gas.
This should Increase th vslu. of h. WAU-MAR acraag In thla district
Mv.ral thousand dollsra. -
I ens ef tha personal opinion thai whan the Wag-Mar wall No. 1 la com
plated that tha stock In this company will b. worth an any tlmaa par.
The officers Mr. T. D Wagner of Rlngling, Okla., president; Mr. T. J.
Wagner of Healdton, Okla, secretary; am) Mr. V. N. Martin oi Healdton, Okla.,
vice president and superintendent have all had considerable experience in the de
velopment of leates in the Healdton field. Were it not for the fact that I have
known the officers of the Wag-Mar Petroleum company for many years and have
great confidence in the FUTURE of their holdings, I would not act as FISCAL
AGENT for this company in the placing of 1,000 shares of their stock.
Subscriptions may be sent to rne by mail, by wire or by telephone L. D. 157
or Walnut 160300 Grain Exchange Building, Oklahoma City. No subscription
will be considered for less than ten shares. Yon should subscribe for Juat as many
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WAG-MAS Well Down 100 feet Oil sand should be reached Saturday, May II.
shires as your funds will permit as this company has a very limited capital for this
amount of proven acreage oi such a character, and is only offering 1000 shares of
this stock to the public. The company has at this time in addition to the leases
mentioned a RIG. costing $2l)0.(X; CASING, costing $900000; TUBING and
FLOW LINES, costing $2UXn0, and a WATER WELL sufficient to supply the
lease, costing $20(10.00, and $2500.00 CASH IN THE BANK.
I am of the prrxonnl opinion that tha acreage und.r leas, by th. Wag
Mar T'etroleum fnniimny lis of such vslu that the stork tn this company la
worth considerably more than par, and should their w.ll No. 1 mska as good
showing sa elth-r the Hovana xiiahar or the other Well mentioned tn a preretf.
Inc pnraxntph the Wag-Mar stock still be worth many times par. tt Is seldom
Indeed that the general puhllr- has sn opportunity of purchasing stork In a
company with the anvts, management and prospects that tha Wag-Mar
Petroleum Company haa.
The Wtg-nirPelroIeuaConpy(im arcfcrcn:
First State Baak, Singling, Oklahoma.
Security State Bank, Bealdtsa, Oklahoma.
I reserve the riht to withdraw' this ttock from the market without notice.
Positively nn stock will be told after well hits the land. Remember, this op
portunity will pass from you forever if you do not accept it by midnight,
Saturday, May 18th. I
FILL OUT AND MAIL THE ATTACHED COUPON WITH CHECK,
DRAFT OR MONEY ORDER BY FIRST MAIL.
LESTER B. GUM, Fiacal Aftrnt,
' ' 300 Grain Eaxhanga Buildiaf,
Oklahoma City, Oklahc
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Lester B Cum. plural Aant for Wag-liar P.trnUura Company, '
JftO drain Exrhang. Bldg ., Oklahoma City, Okla.
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I hereby subscribe for share W th capital sleek a
Mi. Wag-Mar Petroleum Company of th per vehi.'of Hit Mfe, fully paid and
non-assessable. I herewith enclose th sum of I la foi
payment ef above attar.
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