The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

noted OF all conversatlonalists
when II comes 10 setting forth the
glory OF southern California.
Union Nationals President Tnlks.
w. q, Brown. president OF the
Union National bank OF Tulsa dem
onstrated the fact that he ls "A real
after dinner orator, and kept in view
the well known fact that the after
dinner speaker who makes "A serious
talk is inflictinR AN injury TO him.
self and upon his hearers lie did
say. however. that fr an hts 10 years
OF banking experic,. N this vicin-
ity he had never met anyone In
whom he hs-d more confidence than
he had In Grant Stehblns and his as
sociates in the Gladys Belle on
company.
How II Feels to Get u Dry Hole
Mr.. Charles A. Steerc. general
superintendent for the GLADYS Relle
OIL company. was the next speaker.
and gave as his excuse for bciAg
on the program that he appeared
for Grant Stebbins. who was III, ana
in whose behalf he wished to thank
the visitors from Detroit for their
courtesy In making ~ trip to Oh.
lahoma and to all tho various pro-
Belle. lie said his subject was one
that could not he appreciated by the
men from Detroit, because they
never knew just exactly how II
feels" to get IA dry hole. hut that To
the old timer. no matter how many
wells he has drilled, 1t always means
tho same thing. because 1T Is simply
HE'LL"
Found Stcbbins Always Right
a T. Allison cashier of the
Exchange National bank OF Tulsa,
expressed his pleasure In meeting the
gentlemen from Detroit and further
stated that In AL HIS experience with
Mr. Stehbins he had never had the
slightest difficulty in giving his ap-
provnl 10 any financial plan sug
gested by Mr. Stebbins, either in his
own behalf or In behalf OF some
thing for the upbuilding OF Tulsa.
Detroit and Tulsa.
Judge Standeven Of tho Exchange
Trust company proved a real surprise
TO the large number who were as
sem Md at the banquet as he seemed
to have the subject well in hand and
made many'very apt comparisons as
regards the prosperity Of Detroit the
home of the automobile, and Tulsa. !
the home Of the oil man He made
1t plain that Tulsa needed the auto |
mobile, and that Detroit needed our
hasolinc and oil. Judge Standeven's
remarks should be given In full. and |
would he II there had been better ar |
rangcments made for taking the |
speeches in detail As II was, the re- |
porter got so Interested In what he
was saying and forgot TO put down |
any notes. and II will have to go at |
thatS
stability OF the OH business.
James @. Lyons OF the land depart |
ment OF the GLADYS Relle oil com |
pany, spoke OF the great advance |
made in the science OF producing oil |
and that the purchasing OF leases had !
become stabilized until there was 1T
the difficulty In picking out likely |
looking acreage at fair prices He .
spoke with the assurance of vet
eran, having operated In this field |
for the past ten years.
Gladys BeiIc Strong Rival.
Otis McClintock, who In one OF the |
directors of tho GLADYS Belle OIL |
company as well as the head OF the |
land department Of the Gypsy OIL /
made brief remarks He /
said that Mt the rate tho Gladys Belle .
company was growing that tho Gypsy .
would have to rcdouhlc |
their efforts. or the Gladys Belle
would soon be taking the lead as a
producing company OF oklahoma
Appreciation OF Dctroitcrs.
Mr. r.. ]. jackson OF r. w, Noble
a Company OF Detroit, was the hast
speaker on the program. He eX-
pressed his gratitude to the Gladys !
Belle oil company for the splendid /
treatment they had had while In ok
lnhOma, and stated that each and all |
would leave with the wRrmcst pos
shlo feeling for Tulsa people and for
oklahoma oil men. His remarks
were not only In his own behalf. but
for his entire party and that II any
time In the future any OF the Tulsa
people, who were present should
would be accorded the warmest kind
OF welcome.
Enjoyed n Great Feed.
Among them all there was uni
verral sentiment that the big par
ticular event in the entire trip was
the great feed which they enjoyed at
the boarding house OF the Gladys
Belle oil company down on the Car
son King walker lease near Okmul-
gee There was spice IN the air
that gave them all aCRood appetite
and there was good country grub and
plenty OF IT that seemed to have
made a hit. 1t was the one par
,icular feed that will doubtless be
remembered for yehrs 10 come
Guests OF the Real Gladys Belle.
Another Incident Of their visit here
was when Mrs Gladys Belle McClin-
,ock, nee Stebbins, took n large party
In her car out for a sightseeing trip