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"Tanlac has completely restored my health and I feel finer than in years, was the straightforward statement made recently by Mir. George W. Logan of Peabody, Kansas. one of the most prominent stock-dealers in the Middle West.
 Tt has not only made a new man bf me but I have actually gained e,irty-five pounds in weight and feel sS well as I ever did in my life. I am telling all of my friends about Tanlac. but they can see for themselves what It has done in my case.
 When I began taking Tanlac I was in an aWfully rundown condition I was away off Tn weight. felt weak and nervous all of the time and couldn't take any interest in my work or any
The spectator., 1921-02-08

Beauty without modesty is scorn forever
The spectator., 1921-02-08

EQuivocal: shes just as pretty as She can be-"
The spectator., 1921-02-08

or pen to which the COW does not have feed for this purpose A good ration for the first few weeks would he coarsely ground corn, oats and wheat bran, equal parts by weight. with small quantity of oil meal added every few days Feed the calf at first one fourth of n pound of grain a day. or just what 1t will eat mp clean. giving one-half of the amount night and morning. After few weeks q ration of whole oats four parts, Shelled corn two parts. and oil meal one part by weight should he substituted for the ground feeds. The calf should be eat Ing from two to three pounds of grain day when six months old, or approx imately one-hslf to one pound of grain per 100 pounds live weight.
 Unless the COW has been giving suf- ficient milk previous to this age of the calf fl may he advisable to provide nurse COW for the calf. To make the most satisfactory growth the calf should have a liberal supply of milk for several months longer, This is especially true If 1t Is to make maxi mum growth and show to the best ad- vantage when the fair season arrives. By being fed in the way described, 1t should make n continuous growth from birth. If weaned properly. so that none of the calf fat or bloom Is lost. the chances for if to grow out and make profitable and useful animal are decidedly in it's favor.
 The calf is old enough to wean when from eight to twelve months old. Weaning should take from 12 to 15 days, and should be done gradually. When old enough to wean allow 1t to suck once day for week, then every other day for four or five days, and increase the interval until no milk st all ,s allowed
The spectator., 1921-02-08

Many bluff refuses to come when 1t Is called.
The spectator., 1921-02-08
SWAMP-RO0T FOR
 KIDNEY AILMENTS

There Is only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for curable ailments of the kidneys, liver and bladder.
 Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands of distressing cases. Swamp-R Root makes friends quickly be- cause it's mild and immediate effect is soon realized in most cases. It is a gentle, healing vegetable compound.
 Start treatment at once. Sold at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medi- um and large.
 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y., for . sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper.-Adv.
 Many a bluff refuses to come when
The spectator., 1921-02-08

Not only are these pimples and splotches disfguring, but they lead to serious skin diseases that spread and cause the most discomforting irritation and pain. Sometimes they foretell Eczema, boils, blisters, scaly eruptions and other annoyances that burn like flames of fire, and mako you feel that your skin Is ablazs.
 If you are afflicted with this 1Drm s1 akin disease do not expect
The spectator., 1921-02-08

The epicure catches the early bird.
The spectator., 1921-02-08
Many a Pretty Face
 Spoiled by Pimples

to be cured by lotions, ointments. salves and other local remedies, as they can not possibly reach tho source of the trouble, which is in the blood. Begin taking S.S.S. to- day, and write a complete. history of your case to our chief medical adviser who will give yor special instructions. without charge. Write
 at once to Medical Director. 162 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, e 8. s. s. is not sold er recommended loe vensreal dieeasss.
The spectator., 1921-02-08

children's handkerchiefs often look Hopeless when they come to the laun- dry. Wash with good soap, rinse in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

days Mr.. Smith. who Is tn charge
OF foreign work for the Trnnsconu-
mental has spvnt the greater part
~ the last nine years ont ~ the
United states lie was tive years
tn the Mexican field, from ieil to-
1918. spent 1919 In this country,
1899 In Europe and has made two
trips 20 tho South American reld7
during the present year Tho Trans
acres OF land In Colombia and Is DO
iug extensive exploitation work
thore. one we'll witch is being
drilled ~ Honda. 500 miles up the
Magdcliua is now 5000 feet down
and has had seven distinct show
ings OF oii Another one, 20 miles
further south at Gu0uuuL has had
live secpagc OF high grade oil 80 feet
in The company is starting two
wells ~ the state OF Buliyar, one ai
~ Carmen and another i20 miles
south OF Barruuuuilla. Another ono
has been spudded In no Tire muuici-
pality of san Jacinto. Two more
will be started in the near future.
MIR Smith brought interesting and
more definite ucws OF the roWhCru
oil fields than f- usually obtalunhlC.
Among other things hc says that the
. %
originally organized hy Pittsburgh
oil men. has small refinery NJ SOC
barrels capacity and ~ scry!ng q
purely local market at New York
prices Under THESE terms they got
their concessions II has been re-
/ ported that this company owns be
tween 10000 and 10000 barrels of
production.
The CUR Production company viii
soon start a well on the Caribbean
coast at san Audrons. 80 miles in
land.
There are reports Of bad water
/ conditions I'm the Mexican. Begin
/ ming ~ PCuuuDa, going south 70
miles 90 CCrro AYui and TOtcco,
/ practically an pools with tine rN-
. ccptiou Of the C,rro Aul Chapp-
, poto -Nuuoz of the lluastoca COM
! pnny are going or have gone To wa
ier About all Of the older pools
have gone or are going To- water
very rapidly. Tcpctata. next on the
north, has gone to water the Juan
Casino. famous well OF the Mexican
Petroleum company went to water
Eevoral months ago. Just south, iu
the next pool. the Los NRranEo-
pool IL showing water. Tho famous
big well OF the Pearson group at
potrco dol Llano went to water three
years ago after first producing i0O,'
100000 barrels of OIL S2.OU0,UGo
barrels Of which were actually mcr'
chandiscd
y. O.. Lexington. treasurer OF the
Midwest a Gulf oil Corp. and
Thomas A. Burrows member Of the
board Of directors. both Of Now
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, vABxrr ororATsoSa
Interesting NeUs From
The Burbank Pool

steel tanks are being erected Mt a
slrprislng rate in the famous Bur
bank pool to take care of the great
volume OF crude brought TO the sur
face tho past few weeks. The Cos
den pipe Line company is erecting
two rs 900 barrel tanks. the grading
FOR the foundations being almost
complcted. They win be located in
The southwest Of the northeast OF
G.2G-6. The Gulf Pipe Line com
many is also grading for two steel
55. GOO barrel tanks, one to be erect
ed In the southwest OF the northwest
OF 5.26-6 and another in the south
weet Of 32-27-6.
Tho Carter oil company has COM
pletod its 6-inch water line from
,he Arkansas river at Kaw City to
the Burbank pool and is about ready
to iii its two 3,000-barrel water
tanks which have been put up TO en-
able them TO operate II the water
shortage continues.
The Burbank Pipe Line company,
a subsidiary OF the Cosden Pipe Line
company. is planning 10 lay 4-lnch
line 10 the loading rack II is now
installing at Apperson In the south
from the Slmons lease in 5-2G-6
This oil has been run by the Gulf.
The Gypsy Oil company's No. 2
well IN the northwest OF the north
east Of 3I-27-6 made 800 barrels
actual gauge after the 120-quari
shot. sand was found from 2,9lS tc
2,97O feet
c. Il. Peters test in the northwest
Of 1888 is showing for about 30C
barrels after the shot in the 2,1OO'
foot sand They are having casing
trouble and are pulling to reset.
The Phillips interests are straight
roaming the 5-S-inch casing t.
2.74O feet where they have a show oI
oil. The well will be drilled in AZ
soon as they get the casing reamec
down to the top OF the sand, which
is thought to be the regular .BurbanA
nav.
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Ucnryctta District.

The Henryetta OIL company's No.
. Hawkins, IN the center OF the east
line OF the southwest OF the north
west OF 4-1l-l2, Is fishing at l'Sbo
feet.
NJ. C. French has a rig up for No.
2 Hawkins, in the southwest corner
OF BILLIE
Moffett and others are shut down
at 2,20O feet on No. 8 Hawkins, IN
the northeast corner OF the noith-
west OF the southeast OF 6-ll- IL,
The Kimbley OIL & Refining co.
is shut down at 2,7lO feet on no. !
Ernest, In the southwest corner OF
the southeast OF COLLIE,
Tho Transcontinental Petroleum
company's Yiger farm test ~ lhe
southwest corner % the northweH
OF the southwest Of 30-1i-l2, Is drill
ing al 1850 feet.
The Barbara on company has
completed "A dry hole at 3,S22 ie>
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Tho Phillips Petroleum corpora
ton test on the Long farm, In tho
center or the south line OF the
northeast Of the northeast Of 2l-
1910. IS completed a 400 -bQrrcl
well after i40-quau shot, I'm sand
found from 2.6i6 to 2,G1S feet No.
4. located in'tho southeast corner ~
the northwest OF the northeast Of
81, is a rig.
MlscnUr and associates are drill
ing at 2,7bO feet on No. l Scwoll,
IN the southeast corner of the south
east Of 22.16-tO.
The O. y. n r. corporation is drill-
ing at 2.250 feet on 40. 1 clinton.
In the northwest corner OF the
northeast Of the uorthwcsi Of 22-
1910.
The Gypsy oil company is down
2,620 feet on No. 3 Clinton, In The
northcas corner OF the northwest OF
the northwest OF 42-15-tO.
The Wolverine Oh company has
a good showing OF oil at 1893 feet
IN No. ! Clark, TN the northwest cor
ner OF tho southwest of 22-l5-lo.
The Savoy OH company has rigs
zip for No. Smith. located at the
center OF the east huc OF the south
east ot the northeast Of 25-1b- 40,
and for No. smith farm, I'm tho
center Of the east line OF the south
west OF the southeast Of 2j-l5-0.
Tho Henry oil company Is drilling
at 2.s3j icot OF No. smith, iu the
southwest corner OF the southeast OF
tho southeast Of 25-l5-1O.
The Henry oil company IS driil-
ing at 2,S35 feet on No. smith, ir
the southwest corner OF the south.
east of tho southeast of 25-l5-lo.
Graham ana others are shut dow n
at 3,O65 feet on No. l Eubanks, iu
the northwcst corner Of the north.
| east Of the southeast OF 6-l5-1l.
! w. B. Pines test on the I'm farm
I in the center Of the north line oi
/ the northeast " the suuthoaSt ut
/ 2l.lb-1I. is a iOO-barrel wcll I'm tn,
& l,sO0-foot pay, after "A 2b-quart shot
The RoNana Petroleum corpora
tiou has jO-barrel producer In No
/ johnson, IN the southwest Corncl
OF the northwest OF Tho uorthwcs
I of -l5.ll.
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Tho Selby OIL eompanys No. s
well on the Robins tract. In The
northeast corner Of the suuthVcN
Of i0-l5-iO Is 75-barrel well after
the shot In the 2.55O-foot pay The
Selby also has 0-barrel well after
the shot in the same sand In Its No.
3 Thomas, In tho northwest corner
Of the southeast of the Uortheast tot
10. No. in the northeast corner 'of
the southwest %. the northeast Iuf
10 Is shut down At 2,SS5 feet. Its
No 10 Jacobs, iu the southwest cor
ner of the northeast of l0-l5-lO, Is
a rig, and No. II on this tract In
the northwest corner OF the south
east OF 10 Is shut down at $500
feet.
The Iron Mountain oil company
is shut down at 300 feet In No. 9
Panaskc. I'm tho southeast corner OF
the southwest OF 2-l5-l0.
Morrison n Jackson have a rig up
for No. II Golden. In the northwest
corner OF the southwest oc the
southwest Of 3-i5-1O.
The Kawficli oil & Gas Co. ~
drilling at around 1000 feet on No.
2 Mcintosh, In the northwest corner
OF the northeast of the southeast or
5-t5-1O
The Indiahoma Refining company
I is driliiug AT lt4GV lccl on NO %
Clinton, In the southeast corner OF
the southwest OF the southwest OF
l5-16-10,
Its No. II in the southwest OF the
southwest OF IS Is rig on the
ground.
Tho o. =. e. r. corporation II
rigging up on No. Clinton, I'm the
southwest corner Of IN" southeast OF
the southwest OF 1S-15-t0.
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE,
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official Forgot to Tell
Driiiers to Quit Work
and Oil Well Resulted

Special 20 The NSflc.
PONCA CITY, Nov. H. These
These is u 2G0 to 500 barrel oil well.
known as the cemetery" we'll. four
miles southwest Of Ponca city. tnat
is $50 to 3OO-barrel oil well
ducer because Charles c. Brown.
general manager OF the Kap County
Gas company, neglected to tell the
drllers to stop work. The well came
In. the past week. having reached
the sand at 3,72t feet. 1t was drilled
$3.50 by the Marland oil company
and George L. Miller of the lOl
ranch II has the distinction. too,
o. being the most expensive well ever
drilled in this section OF the Mid
Continent field. for It's total cost was
around tl25,000.
George l.. Miller says, in telling OF
the numerous difficulties encoun'
tered In its drilling. that ''at one
time they had everything in the holr
excepting the derrick and the boil
e." on one occasion there were
ITO sets OF tools I'm the hole Mt one
time. Frequently the drilling OF the
test was discussed and "cussed" and
finally, one day not long ago, Miller
suggested 10 Brown tnat they qui'
WORK entirely.
All IlENis lbIOWl ftptttu. II S'u
feel that way about it, It's all righ'
with us; I'll tell the drillers
Not long afte:ward Miller wa
driving to Ponca City and noticed
smoke at the drilling well. indicating
the men were still at work. IL dc
Veioped that Brown. with much otn
er business on hand, had neglected
90 deliver the message and the mel
Kept on working. After the san'
was struck, II was penetrated TO Z
depth of3,749 feet and then closed II
TO await tankage. when tho wei
came in, the past week, II wa
viewed by General Manager Fox an,
ten other officials of the Santa n,
railroad who happened TO be her
on an inspection tour.
The Usage Lease Sale.
The coming sale Of leases on add
uonal Usage Indian lands is benz
awaited eagerly by oil men in gen
eral, principally for the reason tina
y tracts OF the total to be sold ar
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1921

Nolh ,uy, are Nv VIZ WY i" ''n,''
WIN tn' 'oc' 'N''ul''s VI '"' '""'
p'"N'
Tho firm uf wood q wood. EHoi".
gists, is announcing "a Now member
baby grl uamo uI Mary ana
Weighing better th'u eight mounds
was born to MI. ana Nta virgil q.
Wood ON November TO-
NJ J. Shoemaker. formerly Hsso.
cintcd with the refining interests at
m FOR sumc time. uGf is now much
improved m health which win hc
good new. tu hla many friends hore
u J,sfs Of the to4I, Du com
r,g .t,r,n1 a. ,,.il Am tt. gsuth.1s.
81 tho s,itb,yest of tho so.itbVssf Of
g4.ft-fI near tnr T.youa. punl rIirn
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South Of Boynton.

Fred Phillips has an S.oQO,00o-
foot gasser in the 2,160-foot pat
In his No. . Smith. In tho center OF
the cast line Of the southeast OF the
northwest of the southeast OF 81
12-14.
w. u. Pines test on the Griffin
farm, In the northwest corner OF the
northeast OF the southwest OF -.
12-l4, IS showing for "A small well
after the shot, which bridge1 at
ALSO feet
Aggas & Campbell arc drilling az
1850 feet on No. Anderson. In the
center u the south line Of the soutn-
west OF the northwest OF 33-l2-l4'
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Important Gas Wei into Water

Tho White ERIe Netlnlng CoIn-
pany, drilling In the northeast cor
ner OF the southwest Of the south
east of i0-24-lw northeast ot me
Tonkawa tiold. picked Up 1900,
O00-foot gus we'll at $40 feet but
drilled through the sand and found
80 much watcr that the well will be
mudded OF and drilled on down
for oil.
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With the Oil Men

Levi smith, member Of the board
Of directors OF tho TrAnscontinental
OIL company, is in Tulsa looking
over the comphny.s affairs for few
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

an undivided one-sixteenth inter
IN drilling we'll and l20-acre
sSease tl50. Nowata county; one
io.sh mile from producing oil wells
~ 'he direct line OF development.
sorge w. Cunningham, Sand
,sss,ngs' Okla. Phone l66.--Adver-
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alton is setting the 6& Inch casing
in No, q. IN the southwest corner OF
the northwest OF the southwest OF
the southwest Of 4-26-6. Total depth
is $3.50 feet
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For Sale.

100 acres, 5-year commercial
..ease' In Sec. s-1S-l6, 81 per acre.
W acres. 3 years, in 10-l7-16, So.
yuo acres, 3 years. in 15-I7-16, 81
a Of NWh OF 2S-1S-l5 Dept
sase years 10 run. IS. o. 4. Sew
eh, Coweta, Okla, Phone 12S.-Ad-
vertsement
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ui,Ine cost per piece reduced 10 the
hsHnum through a system of
in. ready printed oil account
o,,s ana field forms IN STOCK on
inyoIs,ne snelVes, We are carrying the
prin,tnlent for you. Midwest
ton 'ns company. 420 South Bos-
menY none Usage 5s15.-Advertise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

= Want drilling contractor with ma
sh'ne 10 drill offset to producing
Su y and gas wells on $3.50 basis: call
.TgnSse AsS2 or write p. o. Box $40,
Au'sa, Okla.--Advertisem
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OIL AND GAS
Observation-Disclosures. Kss

WIZ Furnish--Complste Derrick
sno iull string OF casing In good
aGrilllng proposition. Hi preferred
Sall Cedar 746.--Advt.
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in their No. 2 Ewing. in the south.
east corner OF the northwest of the
northwest OF 27-1E-I2.
W. n. Pine has a dry holo aud
will abandon at 1.SO3 tect. In the
northeast corner OF the southwest
of tho southeast Of 33-12-I2, No. !
Jacobs farm His No. Jones. In
the center OF the north line OF the
southeas, OF the southeast of 33. Is
a machine moved in.
The Acta OIL company has a
duster at 2.057 feet in No. / Toskey,
In the northwest corner of 9-l2-l3.
Okmulgce District.
Burton and others have a rig on
the ground for a test ON unallotted
land In the southeast corner OF the
southwest OF the southwest ot al
l3-l2.
l.. G. Cooper has "A rig up for a
test on the Caruth farm In the CEN
ter Of the north line OF the south
west of The northwest OF l1-lS.13.
The Drewsclla oil company Cope
land n Wildcr) have l0-barrel well
after the shot iH It's No, 3 Rogers.
In the northwest corner OF the south
west of the northeast OF 2S-i3-l3.
John Haydcn's No, . Love, IN the
southwest corner Of the northwest
OF the northeast Of 2S-i3-I5. is a
rig
The stevens oil company Is shu,
down at 2,230 feet on No. s Martin,
in the center OF the south line OF the
northwest OF the southwest of the
southeast OF l3-l4-l2.
The A. B. G. oil company is shut
down at I5O feet on No Dan
In the center OF the east line ot the
southeast OF the northwest OF as
14-l3
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a,,,Iorty-barrel production, with ad-
ai,nal, a"io, undeveloped acreage for
usnN sale at bargain. Box 22.
He'l Okla.--Adyertisem
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Raid Hill District.

j. \. DcWitte has machine
moved In for q. test on the Harrison
farm in the center OF the moth line
OF the southeast OF the southwest Of
ls-l5-i4.
The Pappoose oil company is
drilling at 2.075 feet on No. owens
in the center OF the south line OF
the northwest Of the southwest OF
22-15-l4.
The Texas Company IL drilling at
$50 feet on No. 3 jefferson. in thg
center OF the east line OF the south.
west Of the southwest OF 22-l6-i4.
Lenox Il Fleming have a dustor AZ
$3.50 feet in No. Reutie, In the
southwest corner Of the northwest Of
24-l5-ti.
HArsha and others are shut down
at $40 feet on No. Mcintosh, IN
the southeast corner OF the north
east OF tho snut Invest az 2S-ta-l4
The Fee OIL company IS shut
down at 2,1l0 feet on No . Scott In
the southeast corner OF the north
east OF the northwest OF the south
west OF 36-i5-14.
Sommervllle's test on the Brown
farm, In the northeast corner OF the
southwest OF the northwest of 3j'
1910 Is a rig on the ground.
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In the Osagc.


The Gypsy oil company Is mud
ding OFF 5000. 600 feet OF gas in the
1875 to 1.S30-foot pay. and going
on down on No. 43, i'm the north
west corner OF the northeast OF az
2i-l2.
J. Il. Tighe has a nice well In No.
0, at the center OF the south line
OF the southeast OF the northwest OF
the northwest OF t7-2G-1l. sand
was found from 1858 to 1910 fec,
and shot with 40 quarts.
The Manhattan oil Compsny's No.
~, I'm the southwest corner OF the
northwest Of the southwest OF the
southwest of 21-25-it, is a l0-barrel
well after the show in tiIe i,1SS-
foot sand.
The Finance OIL company's No, Q,
IN the southeast corner OF the south
west OF the southeast of the north
west OF 24-25-g, is estimated at 1000
barrels IN the 2.036-foOt pay That
company's No. 4, In the southeast
corner OF the northeast of the south
east OF the northwest of "a, Is a rlg.
The National Exploration CorpOr-
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tional Usage indian Lands Is beng
awaited eagerly by oil men in gem
eral, principally for the reason thar
- tracts OF the total to be sold are
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y. c. Lexington. treasurer OF the
Midwest 4 Gulf oil corp. ana
Thomas 4. Burrows. member Of the
board Of directors. both OF Now
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Ren Whuohill of Columbus, ONO,
wou known oil producer. ls I'm the
city
New Britain herald., 1921-09-30

Brooklyn. He batted 333 and played sensationally afield. His hits were all timely and contributed to the Red Sox victory.
 Babe" Ruth. now the home run champio and a member Of the New York Yankees. pitched the Red Sox otwo victories over the Chicago Cubs in 1918. Tyler's pitching and hitting also helped the Sox to win the series. Carl Mays, who also is a member of the Yankees this year, won two games for Boston by his alright hurling.
 Last year the triple play made by Wam mbsganss of Cleveland in the fifth inning of the fifth game against Brooklyn; Elmer Smiths homer with three on base in the first inning of the fifth game and '1mer with two on in the fourth innine of the same game were features. Speaker, the Cleveland manager, played well.