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The Irish standard., 1919-11-01
Education.

Education
1t is amusing to lrshman to read sometimes
IN the Enghsh Press how the beggarly Irish de-
pendent the British Treasury when he recollects
that in the past 100 years SIS millions sterling ovef
and above the rather steep cost of administration
is the tribute paid by Ireland to England One
often reads in the English Press OF the great advan-
tage in wealth and intelligence of the loyal Province
OF Ulster as compared with the benighted and re-
belous south of Ireland. OF course one would
naturally expect with ascendary privileges and pref
ernent extended to the North that it would occupy
this position But what are the facts. The average
assessment tor income tax is higher in the South
than IN the North and is as follows: Ulster 93 T.
10. per head, rest OF Ireland se4 3 g. per head AS
tor intelligence we'll the history OF the last ten years
duclng the men who making regulations in the
literary world-why even the arch-rebel Carson is
a Connaugh man.
1t must be admitted that England has busted her
self in legislating for poor old Ireland. Over so
coercion acts have been made and applied since the
Act OF Union and even today if four walk
abreast on an Irish street they are arrested for
illegal drilling. Martial Law or Military Govern
ment has been in effect or less since May
1910, and the tramp of troops and the rumble of
tanks resound on every Irish road. Freedom of
speech is banned the press is suppressed and meet
n9s OF the peoples chosen representatives are pro-
claimed. Is it any wonder therefore, that the Irish
seek self-government
With self-government established fact Irish
industries would Immediately revive. Capital would
How to Ireland, her harbors would be utilized rail-
ways would be built and overseas commerce would
be organized. Irish trade consuls would be in ever
commercial centre and such dreams as that of Henry
FORD OF an lrsf-Amercan steamship line would
be realized. OF course all this success coming to
Ireland would have disastrous effect on certain
English interests for which Irshmen will be trulv
sorry.
The Irish standard., 1919-11-01

when declared that our sons went forth to battle
to support the weak and render justice unto all
when our great executive went to France how many
La God bless and God speed went with him from all
the oppressed peoples of the earth for they looked
to HIM as their only hope and earthly salvation and
why should they not look to that who had said
1--WE are glad to fight for the rights OF nations great
and small and the privileges of men everywhere to
choose their way of life and obedience" Have we
fought for those rights thought we had, but
that secret conference held behind the locked doors
lat Versailles has smashed to smthereens the rights
that we declared to the world that we fought for.
Il not, how did it happen that Shantung was handed
over to Japan, and now Italy wants Fiume Why
not let her have it She has got just the same right
to 1t that apan has got to Shantung and one more
blot the history of the war that was supposed to
be fought for the liberty and democracy of the world
won't matter much as long as our autocratic allies
are satisfied.
And last but not least Ireland, that down trodden
land OF oppression, whose have fought for $50
years for the right of self determination She also
has been forsaken by the laws of righteousness for
she is still left chained the chariot wheels of
British autocracy, and today that great upholder of
freedom and democracy tells us that it is domes-
tic question that must be settled between Great
Britain and Ireland. 1t is domestic question and
Ireland is concerned, for Ireland never has sub
mitted to the rule of alien government and she
never will submit to it. There is one and only,
solution that will settle the Irish question and that
is when glorious and Democratic Great Britain, de-
fender of weak and small nations, DEPARTS or is
forced to depart, bag and baggage, from the land
that she invaded through her lust for greed and
power of might. When Ireland is left to the Irish
the Irish question will be settled.
The Irish standard., 1919-11-01

"Offer at this time of a resolution asking for
hearing after the court has been packed and the
expressing nation has the United States entangled
into an alliance which compels the United States
to abide by the decision of the packed court cannot
be viewed by those authorized to speak for the
100000 Americans of Irish blood as an act spring
ing from a sincere desire to aid Ireland Rather
must it be viewed instance of drawing the red
herring the trail" and an attempt to divide
forces which unitedly are striving to save America
as we'll as Ireland.
'All who vested by the Republic of Ireland
with authority to speak for the people of Ireland
and all who have earnestly, during the past few
months, also for years, voiced the Judgment views
and declared wishes of Americans asking that Ire
land be accorded justice, have, time and again. pro-
tested that Article XI, quoted by Senator Walsh of
Montana, does not provide the relief he seeks to
read from it's wording.
''The judgment and views of those who rightfully
speak for Ireland should be respected by Senator
Walsh of Montana. They would prefer that he
should share the conclusions of Senator David l.
Walsh of Massachusetts,, who of recent date de-
cared the floor of the Senate:
'I regret to say that am convinced that there is
no agency created provision made in the cove
nant which gives the slightest hope of the League
of Nations amicably adjusting the problems of
submerged peoples. I refuse to mislead them by
suggesting possible opportunities for hearings or
when such provisions are contained
in the document before u.s.
"The Irish National Bureau being authorized to
speak officially for the Friends of Irish Freedom and
federated bodies, may l respectfully ask that. this
communication be read or otherwise presented to
the attention of the Senate?' 49,
The Irish standard., 1919-11-01
MAHONEY EASY VICTOR OVER ENG
LANDS MOUTHPIECE

Thomas H. Mahoney, Boston lawyer and Ham
ilton Holt of New York, editor of The Independent,
the leading editorial mouthpiece of the League to
Enforce Peace, recently concluded debates in three
Massachusetts, cities-Hyannis, New Bedford and
Fall River The subject the advisability from
an American viewpoint of ratifying the League of
Nations Covenant. Mr.. Mahoney argued the mega
tive view and Mr.. Holt the affirmative. All the
press reports agree that Mahoney the master
of the situation and the large audiences emphasized
upon each occasion that the State that gave to the
nation James Otis, John Hancock and John Adams
is solidy behind Senator Lodge and Senator David
I. Walsh in their patriotic and spirited efforts to
save the United States from surrendering to Eng
land the liberties and rights OTIS Hancock and
Adams aided in winning at the cost of thousands of
lives in Revolutionary patriots. Holt and his argu
ments made sorry showing, whereas Mahoney "a
young man and the presiding officer at the De
Valera meeting at Boston, attended by 10000 peo-
pe), presented his cause in legal, scholarly man
that general praise from the press and the
people of Massachusetts.
The Irish standard., 1919-11-01
MILITARY OFFICERS DESTROYED SHOP
KEEPERS

It now is established by legal evidence testified
NOV. Ireland that the so-called smob" attacks on
shopkeepers and citizens on September IS were
directed by military officers, and the attacking par
ties were Soldiers America was told by cable des-
patches printed in all of the large daily papers, and
copied in the small dailies, that Sim Feiners made
the attacks Uncontradicted testimony proved the
English officers used whistles in giving commands
to the soldiers; golf clubs carried by the Off
GERS and trench tools by the soldiers Colonel Dobbs,
the commandment of the barracks, did not deny that
the morning preceding the attacks. he addressed
the soldiers saying they to have might out
and that trench tools handy things to have in
a row." When the attacks and looting came to an
end, the soldiers, in response to whistle COM
mand fell into military formation and marched to
their barracks: The military were of the Shropshire
Infantry and Royal Field Artillery English Reg-
ments). Is it not time American newspaper pub
fishers should insist the cable messages handled
by news agencies, being truthful The Irish Ma
tional Bureau has time and again pointed out that
America is being deceived by cab1ed messages deal
ing with disturbances in Ireland Truth will always
prevail and editors should insist receiving truth
full reports at the outset.
The Irish standard., 1919-11-01
SECRET CONFERENCE DESTROYED THE
RIGHTS OF PEOPLE
By Della Fav Fitzpat

By Della Fay F1tzpatr1ck
Since the first day that Christianity dawned on
the Universe, we have had wars, wars for loot,
for greed caused through racial prejudice
and religions beliefs. But the eleventh day of
Nov, 1915 the peoples of the cath rejoiced and
offered up their thanks to that Great Almighty for
they not led to believe that with the signing
of the armistce and the crushing of that tyrannical
Prussian power, that and all cause for war was
at end, that all the weak and oppressed ma
tions of the earth would at last enjoy the blessing
derived through their right to justice and liberty
But alas what false belief they harboured within
their hearts, what false cry pierced the Heavens
The Irish standard., 1919-11-01
WHY IS ENGLAND wAG1NG CAMPAIGN?

1t is puzzng to understand why, with Great Bri-
tain having officially accepted the League of Nations
Covenant, it is necessary to wage campaign in its
favor unless it is to prepare for the everlasting
opposition that its existence is to meet with in all
parts of the world, and which alarms the British.
The Associated Press, under date of October l3,
brought to America the following cable:
"A nationwide campaign in favor of the League
of Nations opened this afternoon, under the presi
dency of Sir Horace B. Marshall, Lord Mayor Of
London, at the Mansion House. For the occasion
the League of Nations Union called together many
of the leading British statesmen, including Herbert
H. Asquth, Lord Robert Cecil, John R: Clynes,
former food controller; Earl Curzon of Kedleston,
president of the council; Andrew Bonar Law, lord
privy SEAL and Sir Donald MacLean, national liberal
member of Parliament. In addition all the foreign
ambassadors and diplomats and prominent in
various walks of civil ife-churchmen, laborites in
dustra1ists, scientists and lawyers-were present.
Premier Venizeos of Greece, Mr.. Asquith, Sir John
Clynes and Lord Robert Cecil were among the prin-
cipal speakers"
The Irish standard., 1919-11-01

Former Congressman James Francis Burke, of
Pittsburgh. Pa, who introduced President Wilson
to Pittsburgh audience has written special in
terview, published October 15 by the Pittsburgh
Despatch, in which Mr.. Burke, in part, says:
"There is but course for self-respecting Amer
leans to pursue in disposing of the document now
ers or compromises the sovereignty of the United
States"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

Tho Skclly on company rs rigging
up for It's No. | harris IN the sHnth-
west corscr OF Inexperienced of the
southeast Of 2S-ls5
The Magnolia Petroleum company
has a rug up for we'll No . and No
. In tho northwest corner OF the
southeast OF the southcnst and the
northeast corner OF the sputhwcst
Of tho southeast The same company
has a rig up Tor iiA No I Walker
IN the northwest Uf the southwest OF
Ia" southcnst of IN" section The
same people are riggcd up for their
No & walker In the southwest cor
ncr OF the southeast Of tho south
ohHt or % 3.
The Middle states OH company is
fishing for toolS in lts No. = Bushby
at 2,1OO feet In the center Of the
east line Of the northeast OF the
northwest OF 2-lS-5. No. 3 is a rig
In tho northeast corner OF the north
west.
The Henry OH company is rIgged
up for iis No, ! Perry in the north
west corner OF the southwest OF the
northwest OF 2s-lb-5.
Tho willis on company is rigged
up for its No I Smith In tho center
the sOuthea-t OF l0-lS-5.
The Texas company has a rig mp
for its No briggs farm IN the
southeast of the northeast OF the
southwost Of 29.ls-5.
The Middle states on company
has rig up for It's No. Walker
farm IN the southwest corner OF the
northeast Of 29-lS 3.
The March OH company has
rig up for it's No, walker In tho
northwest corner OF the southwest
OF 2s-lS.5.
The Amcrada on company has
rig up Tor It's No | Signs farm In the
southwest corner OF the northwest or
$3.50
The Magnolia Petroleum com
pany No | Walker In the southwest
corner Of the northeast of the sou'h.
east of 29-ls-5 IL drilling at doo
feet.
The Skclly oil company has IA rig
on the ground for It's No. Brown
In the northeast corner OF the north
west OF S2-lS-b.
The Middle states oil company
has rig up for It's No. 2 cole IN the
northwest OF the northeast of II
1876.
The Magnolia petroleum ronlpahs
ls flowing 435 barrels In It's No ]
Walker In tho southeast corner OF
The northwest Of the southeast oi
2G-IS-5 sand was found nj 5'JI'
feet
Hughes and others are rigged up
on their No Sage farm IN thc
southcast corner OF the northeast ot
southwest Of 2i-lS-5.
The Middle states on company IN
rigged up for its No. l Walker In the
southeast corner Of tho northeast oi
tho southwest OF - lS-5
The Shaffcr pil 4 Refining GO,
has "A rig up for lts No. : Grurnd
in the northeast corner OF the south
east OF 2-lS-5
. The Texas company Is rigging mp
for Its No. | Towulcy in The north-
cast corner of the northwest OF the
northeast OF 32-lS.b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28
Al Nickie Is Dead.

A W. Nickle. old time oil man
and we'll known to his intimate
friends ns Al Nlcklc, is dcnd ns tho
result OF n stroke OF apoplexy at
Roosevelt, New Mexico. He passed
away nj II O'Clock saturday night
His rfmAins are being accompanied
to Tulsa by his widow and son,
clyde, the latter having come from
Glondora. Cal In addition To the
nhSso he leaves a daughter, Mrs.
John binder of Rattle Creek Mich,
and a son, I'D Sickle Of Skiatook,
both OF whom will be nt the funcral
here. Mr. Nlcklc was "A man OF
sterling character. upright and hon
est and will be mournrd hy large
circle of friends wAyrevcr oil ls
produced Ito owned one Of the
best properties In the Illinois field,
coming to Tulsa from Robinson
after dlsposIng OF same
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28
An Important Deep Dry Hole.

The Gypsy bll company ana Na''c
Phillips have completed deep test
nt the center of the west line OF inc
northeast OF 26-l3 Il. southwest OF
DkmuIgce, which got salt water AZ
s9SS feet e>jrhcrc are four shallow
wells on the property nut lhe t'''
that nothing was found In the deep
sruds IA Of the greatest interest
Tho first well down this way was
drilled hv j S, Cusdcn ON adJnin'
Ing acreage. who started for a deep
wru hut encountered a shallow
anrd at about ilu feet that has pro-
jurcd A lot of oil at this very
.hnllnw depth | would seem iha'
tho deep Test recorded above Is
mia too far east and another
farther west might bring results II
IL n great country down that way
md hcyoud count Mr.. Cosdcn
,,riur, led 10 more drilling along
tho creek that eventually brought
about the discovery ut 'nr N"unth-
town pool was the most imp"' 'hn'
over drilled I'm IA" OkmulG"' h,-
.rir, There r. s'ill room for much
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28
Oknuigee Operations.

Sprcis iO The World
oKMULGEE. Dec. O. - with
practically tho entire Okmulgee oil
area shut down forctwo or three
days for the Christmas holiday hut
fcw complciIons were reported for
the week ending Friday evening
A summary Of tho late field news
ls as follows:
Producers 4 Reflncrs corporation
No. 7 Perrymnn in the northwest
quarter of t2-li-ll reported MAX
Ing 10 barrels an hour from 27O0
foot sand
Nuco oil company southeast
southwest southeast 2l-l2-ll swnh3
hing 100 barrels daily three feet In
sand AT 2.b3t To be drilled deeper.
Independent OH n Gas co, No,
2 Jackson smith southwest north
west 29-l3-I2. 29-t3-l3, 20 barrels
daily In sand from zoos To 2,07S.
Campbell ct al No. o Johns center
north line southwest northeast
35-14-l3, 20 barrels in sand from
i.il5 to les feet.
p. II Black center south line
southeast southwest l6-iI-ll pre-
viously reported az gas well ls
making about 90 barrels OF oil and
\ OO0 600 cubic feet OF gas from
sand found at 2,3S3 to 400 feet,
This well may open new pool on
west side oof OlImulgce county
w. n. Pine No Conrad north
west northwest l6-l2-13 I'm sand at
2.1Ot 20 2.l17 making about 1000
coo cubic feet of gas Also making
moro than 100000 fcot from 500
foot sand. TO be drilled deeper
later.
Atlantic Petroleum corporation
No. Rcarhrad northeast southeast
southwest lq.i6-11 reported ,makinG
$50 barrels daily five f""t In sand
found at 3,t1b fcrt. Sull drilling
I,on Mo Dil company No. Tiger
northeast southeast northwest ~
li.ll 80 barrels IA sand from l,'lN
10 02i,
U,rhara ol company ia drilling
around 500 foot I'm IFS icst IN
northwest southwest southwest -
4.0.la after finding small gas show-
iug at higher levels.
Mjsrncr - Al are preparing 20
driu by tools lost I'm the hole at
about 2A50 lu northeast southeast
GN.lh.lt where good show " OIL
and ras was encountered
Perry and French have shut
down hoir 80 2 welt in southwest
northwest southeast l"-lill at
2flr with tools s'ill In sand fnrmn
'nr
NrCulnurh o. NJ arc reported ~.
hpg, abandoned 'hoir tcst I'm ihd4
northeast ~ .lE.1pnt 2.T'o fcvt
and the hole viii b" rlurecd
Nprwuu pl company ls drilling
at 1900 frrt I'm the southeast north
,y,at southwest i1-1l.lI
Morg1y o0 company r0s rig ur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28
u w
DIr Mclla In LNnIshlna.

The Slmms Petroleum company
haa an 5000 barrel well In ne
northwest corner OF 32-2l-7 and the
sinclair people offse,ting them on
he west are setting cement at l,sIu
feet hence are about ready to arm
in and appear certain Of being IN
aldo OF the big money. The Sinclair
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

The Magnolia Petroleum com
plny we'll IN the southwest ot the
northwest OF l-li-7 IN making 1--WE
barrels from sand found between
3 600 and 8O7. feet after a shot OF
10 quarts -
CONTINUED oN NEXT PAGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28
If You Need a First Class
Chauffeur-Mechanic, Write
Box 522-A, are World.

Am now employed. but desire to
change January /. Single. IL years
experience. years In California.
Rest OF references, also prove UP"
with efficient and dependable
services.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

Contractors attention-llGVc loca-
ton with rig erected immediate
work, responsible contractor
wanted. Telephone Usage SOt0 -
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

For Sale-Commcrcial oil and gas
leases In Rogers county; shallow
sand. II you want leases or blocks
OF acreage address 4. q. BuN 26S.
Claremurc, Okla.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

For sale. & 6-S 20-pOund, also
some larger. heavier pipe. standard
string tools, several slzes liac pipe.
Mutual Co, 4lt Robinson. O-glli.
90 AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

Federated O, & Refining Co. In
open for drilling proposition on 200
acres ip. 25-l5-ll. Two miles west
Of Bcggs, Agent Jake W Steiner.
New Kelly HliE Hcgcs ukla.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

Stanley Warflcld accountant, aud
tor, tax returns. systems. Usage
1896 Box 437.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

For Information about the new
shallow sand oil fields In western
Tennessee. and soc acreage. iOc rent
ais In territory geologicaliy approved
write Tennohla OIL Co. Dickson,
TVnn.-Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28
OIL AND GAS
Leases Supplies. Production. Etc.

For sale. 10 Fhares Burkburnett
Refining company stock. Call Usage
7s72.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

Wanted. small SGT Of books TO
keep, 10y an expert thoroughly com
pctcnt 70 prepare income tax re-
turns. Phone Usage 5225 or itii
AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28


The bRagc Natural Ghs company
has 5000, 600 feet ~ gas nv lls ~,
llG In the southeast II - ~ -
The Burgess sand was FOUND n'
tween 1925 and 1880 ir"i me
same concerns so. lI3 ON 'h" H'n'r
ocation is making II 100000 i"'' "'
gas from sand found h'l"c'"
l.SOi and l.S2O feet.
The Nid Cy 80 ) In the spnih-
west of 1852 is making ."o DH
rcls natural II will b" shot
The same people are hulld'ug
rig for No. on ny same IaIm ana
are also spuddiuE FOR SO. IN
IS-22-iO. where They otio7' IN" -
L. n x. a location has bcrn i"""'
Tor No II. To-.
Charles Page is dry at 2.o5o~iee,
in his no. In tn" southeast %,
% -2O-iI lie is also dry at 1,oVy
feet In his test In the southwest VI
~ 2O-il
W. II. England and others are
dry and abandoned at dO-O lee,
with n test in IN" southwest o'
% 22-S ,..,
T. W. Marland has 20 h'rfrI
well after 100 quart shot IN ms -
II In the southeast OF ~ - ~
SAnu WAA lblIlI '''N'''' f'''
| 202 feet
The Midland 80. In the north
east OF Ip-22-ll "a making 30 bar,
rcls after an so quart shot III san"
found from l,627-5S.
i &. Cosaen has failure AT
LIS feet In his No. in the south
east OF i0-23S.
The Usage Hominy has fhliure
a, o7Ib In Itg No. "a well IN
IO-23-S at 2,7I5 feet
The Oage Natural No, lls IN
the southeast OF 2s-23-ll Is making
t,500.O 900 feet Of gas IN sand ip"hu
from 1916 10 l,S3G No. lZ3 ~
making If 600 600 fect OF gas In
sand found from l,S0b-20 feet -,
T.. W Marland has $50 barrel
we'll In sand found from 2,lOo 10
2,l10 feet in 3-b-9 .,,
The phillips Petroleum company
has a 100 barrel well In its no 10
in 1870 In sand found from 2,s3n
10 2,lO3 feet after shot OF i'o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-28

Casing Tor sale.
Ten Joints new 6 a-S casing.
AlSo some s, 10 and ~
inch casing nipples
Located at Mounds.
Jackpot oil Co, Sapulpu. Okla
-AdNt
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bM our
cha
tn
tie tina aid our Nr
Prosperity Magnetic Spell Has Grpped Us
Like wearb
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g
on ri the ri would
It Is Your Turn to Deal the Hand
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of gmvaueof rnvetment
zenith
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Prices Climb While You Sleep at the Switch
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