Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 177, Hammond, Lake County, 15 January 1920 — Page 12

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cKeesport Field" CONGRESSMAN JAMES F. BURKE.

Pitts No. 2 Poves to Be Close Ri?al of Brindel-Foster Well and Indicates 30,000,000 Feet of Gas Per Day, Bringing Comment From Congressman Who Remarked That Other Communities Would Be Wild With Excitement at Such Spectacles.

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The second biggest gusher in the McKeesport field came in yesterday in the Pitts No. 2, the flow of which was estimated at more than '0,000,000 feet at 6 o'clock last night, soon after the well had been vnr.ected to the lines of the Peoples Gas Company. Excitement ran high around the well after the news spread that ! ttts No. 2 had come in and a large crowd watched with keen interest ! h work of the drillers and gas company men as they hurried to make fe the connections from the well to the mains and prevent accidents t;ii! ir to what had occurred at other wells in the field. Among the interested spectators at the birth of the well was ex- ; cngressman James Francis Burke, of Pittsburgh, who was loud in his 1 aise of the McKeesport gas field. Mr. Burke staled to a Journal man that he was sincere in his belief that the local field excelled by far any field ever discovered and

i edicted that it? greatness would not be realized for a long time. He ud that if a sinii.br held was discovered in any other part of the count.y special trains would be necessary to haul the crowds to see it, but i V peoplo oi Pittsburgh and vicinity are so accustomed to big things V -:-;.- do not get excited. M. Burke has a particular interest in oil and gas. He was born i'hin sight of the Drake farm in Venango county, Pennsylvania, the i.-jinal and greatest c:l he'd in the world, and has visited oil and gas I.r'ds everywhere. Mr. Burke say 3 the people of this district do not realize what a ' '.ideful thing we have right here in our yards. The Greatest Gas -; Ad in the World. . " A score ot newspaper photographers, movie men and amateur ! dakers were present at the coming in of the Pitts No. 2. AH anxious i r something to happen to give them a subject. Contractor John A. Sr;ee, who brought in the well, was as happy - a child with a r.ew toy over his success in bringing in a well that ' ows such tremendous force. Pais 13 Mr. Snee's second well for Mr. Pitts. All the drillers and employees at Pitts No. 2 recalled that Mr. Pitts presented each of the men at his No. I well a suit of clothing and a hat aad are confident he will repeat at the No. 2 ; especially since it is much N?ger. BIG OIL & GAS COMPANY, McKEESPORT, PA. ou can have a share in this marvelous gas and oil field by acting at once and see Ch. .Mailee at the Hotel Majestic, Hammond, or Delias Hotel. East Chicago, or send your subscription to Carlson and Desaus. 1 242 F irst National Bank Bldg Chicago. $ 1 00 buys a share in a 300 partnership proposition.

The mid-week services at tha Methodist church ton:ght will be "A Clean Sweep' mee'.ln?. Th attendance, will be hy streets. The plan !s to start at the end of the street farthest away from the church and stop at every Math cxiist home inviting- people to Join the crowd and attend the service. The start shoyhi be made abut seven p. m. The K. of P. lodge will have their regular meeting tonight at which time there will be initiation. On next Wednesday night the degree team has been invited to Gary to do the initiatory work. Mr. T. W. Eaton is confined to h. home with illness but is Improving. Mrs. Oscar Goldsmith of Chicago, formerly of Whiting, has announced, the en jasment or her daughter Miss Porothy to Mr. Marcus Taub alpo uf Chicago. The weJdinff is to take F'ace in March. ( Pavid B. Parinton is en the sick list. The Oirl Cijh will sie. their monthly card party in their club rooms this

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was a guest at the he-me of his runt, Mrs. Ti V.'. Eaton of Sheridan ave.. on Tuesday evening:. Mr. -and Mrs. T. K. Turingrton of s-fceridau avnvie have as their guests Mr. Ellsworth Btreetrr.an of Manistee. Msch.. "and MifS Aiite Jenkins of Washington, D. C. The regular meeting: of the Fythian Skiers v-'.'.l be heU on Friday evenins. Theodore Harms of Stirling. III., employed as a baker at the Federal BakCompany, on llt'th street, had the m'sfortane to have the middle finder on his right hand cut off on Tuesday, tv he is !t was caught Sn the electric machinery. The installation of the officer? of Ue O. T. S. took pia'-e on Monday night. Mrs. Nellie Shan.-roft actir.K as Install. ng officer. Those installed wet' as follows; V.'orthy Matron Mrs. Per,: thy 8v;n

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Charlotte of Ch;raju, t-pent Tuesday i at the homo of h r brother. Thomas j U. huggan of Pcnns-vl vania aven'ie.

A skating content for children under II j cars of will b g:rn at the tnis courts in tUr: A hi'tlng park tomorrow afterrno.-.n at four o'clock. IhTn will ba skating contests for the hoyp and ft:rls with prir.es for all contestants.

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