The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, ez4l VIII. PECK Residence 2442

and tho chances are
hat the Captain, who expects To tih
Tor homo about tho first Ui brl""'l
will change his sailing date ana hui
~ homo to salute the nov hitl''i
which has been named jules junior
The mother b. doing fine, ana every
body is happy in tho Cons'1niih lam
n.y.
Frank II. reed. who formerly wpa
attorney FOR tho GUiilsuI on. com
pany and VINO Us uus ~ The latR'h'
land owners in oklahoma. W hHrH
from a vacation trip spent in DfcFhn
and Alaska lie made me TRIP tipI"
seattle. to juneau, 1000 mics 10y
water and Eaw everything ihtt goes
TO make AlaskA interesting, Including
the wonderful scenery, waterman.
and iccbergY lie saw thousands OF
fotrnS. which are not wurHhipped by
the native Indians, according To Mr
Reed, but are indicative OF tho var
Ioug tribes 20 which the natives be
long lie saw tho famous Takh
Glacier. which e. 800 fcct high and
two miles wide. where n breaks OF
into tho ocean. ana rs inhrvcluualJ
being q Hymphouy In hlu"H
and green's There was "a school or
whHIca encountered on the home
wnrd Journey, which were not ~"
lested. however, as petroleum has "p
largely taken the plac" ot whale OIL
pctroIcum being used for fi|hln
purpoapa. aR most Of the boats are
equipped with gas engines.
Il. A. Rroomflold, who is at the
head OF the Barnsdnll OH company lH
back from pleasant trip TO Itoc.
Island. where he was tho guest OF
II. V. Foster prominent oil producer
OF Bartlcsvillc. Mr. Broomfield, IN
addition to winning all the prizes Tor
catching fish. took time TO invcst-
gate tho political situation ana says
that the republicans are going "a
have land slide this time. that
business is picking NJ In the east
very RAPIDLY and that the labor situa
ton IL much improved. other gucstf
at the Rock Island residence of Mr.
Foster. were T.. B. Rceser. and Jeat
Cnnnors Of pittsburgh, Pa, j. Pcrry
prcsidont OF the First Natl >ual Rank
OF Commerce Of Kansas city; and
C.. f. Willct of philadelphia, who
Is the vice president Of the Barnsdal
OH company
John nucgcl. OF the Union Petrol
cum CompauV'g Chicago office, II
due In Tulsa Tuesday. TO confer VIII
D. II SciVdlly Ia charge II tho rulsi
office here MIR. Schvally says tina
the Union has opened "a branch OF
fice at DALLAS Texas. with n. A. Has
san jr.. In charge,
]. II. Dixon, OF New Martinsville
w. Va, and his family are In th'
city aud will mako Tul ~ their fu
turo home. They are comfortably 10
Gated on South Boulder avenue. Mr.
Dixon should have moved to Tulsj
steen years ago.
Dave Stewart, formerly at tn
head OF tho Prairie OH a. Ga
Co. here is visiting his man
friends In Tulsa. and In roceivin
| the glad hand from all the Oh
timers. He says no finds many ne
faces among the bunch that COT
gregates around the lobby
General Pershlng was the guest {
General Charles q. Dawes, at th
Pure OH company's properties q
Cabin Creek. West Virginia, and AZ
parantly enjoyed his trip greatly d
there wac much To see that was ,
interest They visited tho salt plan
the refinery casinghead plant, an
had "A trip over tho narrow gunG
rail road. that scales tho mountai
at Cabin Creek. The occasion OF h
visit was made a gala day. GencT;
pershing and General Dawes woI
great friends in Paris during the wa
Nato Bushnell Is back from a tw
months trip, part OF which was spci
at Georgian Bay, and * back wit
fishing stories galore. Tho many a'
mlrers of Mr. Rushnells ability as
story teller wiz enjoy his accoun
OF his prowcss. and everyone WI
don't believe them, can stand g
their heads.---that is. the mon folk
W. ]. Fraley Is back from lor
trip through the east, including We
virginia and n long stay In Ne
York, and reports most houutt
, crops everywhere. with fruit going
waste In the orchards OF the app
belt. while no better fruit rs rctoil'
at three for quarter In Ncw No'
City.
II. T.. Andrews Of the q. +. q I
a., ia hack from Colorado, having ma
3 the trip overland.
More than 30 representative r.
sans, with their families, spent Su