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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
NURSES SCHOOL TO
 GRADUATE THIRTEEN
 STUDENTS THURSDAY

n1rteen students of St. Joseph's nospltal school of nursing will receive eneir diplomas as graduate nurses when the school holds its annual com nencement exercises at the high school ruolt sn1 torlum Thursday night at o'clock. Anose to be graduated include
 Ida fawcett, Anna Moore Olga La eeroahl, Louise Madsen. Dorothy Cor siat. Anna Weller, Laura Elliott, Caro- ina Valenzuela, Pearl McKinzie Imel- oa Delaney, Teresa Hay, Celia Domin- Quez and Jacomina Righetti. The class this year is one of the largest in the history of the institution.
 A program of unusual excellence has been arranged for the commencement exercises. It follows:
 Piano, Etude Op Pen. No. 5, Chopin, with nocturne for left hand, Scriabine, by Miss Carmelita Ward.
 Address. "The Opportunity of the State Federation of Registered Nurses for Public Service." by Mrs. H. A. Guild, auditor of the general federation of women's clubs.
 Violin, Fantasie in La Golondrina' fRedewilD, by Eugene Redewill. Mrs Hasbury will be accompanist.
 Address to the graduating class by Dr. A. M Tuthill.
 Vocal, (a) Thank God for Gar den." Teresa Del Riego. (b) Wake Up" (Montague S. Phillips). by Mrs E. Payne Palmer
 Presentation of diplomas by Dr. Wir Wylie.
 Following the commencement exer- cises a reception will be held at the Nurses Home.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
IS APPLICANT FOR
 sECRETARY'S POST

R. E. McGiIlen. former assistant sec retary of state, is an applicant for the position of chief clerk of the invest ment department of the state corpora tion commission, it became known yes terday With the advancement of Stanley Williamson, former clerk. to secretary to the commission, Demo- crats who are not lining up for the in- dustrial commission are wondering what chance they have for the office with the corporation commission. John Newberry, an attache of the lower house of the legislature, is reported one of the many who have their eyes on the job.
 Amos A Betts declared yesterday that the appointment may be held up for month While the commission is in need of men, in order to conserve funds no appointment will be made. The large appropriation made by the legislature to the commission in the amount of $120.000 for the biennial pe- riod will not be available until June.
 MT. Betts added nothing to the state ment made by the commission on Fri day relative to the resignation of A. F.. Stelzer, who for two years served as secretary to the commission.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
EPISCOPAL

Trinity CathedraI-William Scarlett, Dean (The Cathedral is situated at the head of First avenue on Roosevelt street.) Services for Sunday are as follows:
 Holy communion, o'clock.
 Morning service. H..
 Children's service, 4 D. m.
 Cathedral club, 6.
 Knights Templar service, B. Dean Scarlet will preach at both ser vices and the Cathedral choir, under the direction of MT. Arthur J. Smith, 2 will sing the following program: Organ Postlude-
 "Andante Tschafkowsky
 Cantabile String Quartette Professional Hymn
 "Welcome Happy Morning" Christ Our Passover ....-. Schilling Te Deum-
 Festival in E-Flat'- Buck Hymn-"The Strife Is Ger" Anthem
 "The Heavens Are Telling the Glory
 of The Lord" ..-...-.. Hayden SdnctuS GouHou Recessional Hymn
 Jesus Christ Is Risen Today Organ Postlude-
 ''Hallelujah Chorus. Handel
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Small Appliances, Too!

We display complete line of percolators, irons, coasters, grills, curling irons and many other electrical articles of interest to Phoenix women. If there is anything in this line we have overlooked, we can get it for you on very short notice.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
WATER USERS TO
 ELECT DIRECTORS

FLORENCE, March 26.--Every land owner west of the Mcclellan Wash, in the Florence district, whose land is designated under the government di- version project to receive water, will be expected to attend a meeting of farmers and landowners to be held in the courthouse at Florence on Satur- day, April g, at p. m., for the purpose to organize a proper water users asso- citation of lands to be irrigated under the diversion project. One member of the board is to be selected for each 1000 acres or major portion thereof which lies within the Florence district. and as this district has allotted to it the sum of about 17,500 acres. nine
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
PLAYFUL LION CUBS
 ON DISPLAY HERE

Two lion cubs, products of the White mountains, are on display at the Wilky- Wartman Oil company, Second avenue and Jefferson street. They are five weeks old and as playful as kit tens, MT. Wartman said last night
 The cubs were captured in Long Valley by Ross Fuller when the mother was killed. The mother measured nine feet six inches from tip to tip. For a time MT. Fuller kept the cubs as play mates for his children. but as they grew larger, he said, they got so rough that he was obliged to part with them Tn consequence, he brought them to Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
SHOTS ID
 ATTEND B|G MEET

Members of companies and E, loSth infantry, Arizona National Guard, Wno quaiify as good shots will be eli- glDle to attend the rifle shoot to be hold at Fort Huachuca on May and ', according to the announcement made at the adjutant generals office yesterday. The men who make an ex- ceptionally good showing in the Fort Huachuca match will go to the na- tional shoot at Camp Perry. a five weeks trip for which all expenses will be paid, and also pay at not less than s day.
 Following the national shoot will be a national encampment of two weeks, which will be held at Douglas. The Camp Perry team will be composed of IS men and are to be chosen from
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

is the type of Vacu- um cleaner t h a t makes boosters of every owner. We are proud of the fact that we are exclusive Arizona agents for this high class vacu- um cleaner. It has gained such popu- larity with the wo- men of Phoenix that few people now think of buying an electric cleaner until they have investigated the Royal.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

mem bers of the board will be selected
 The meeting will be called by the committee of six under the arrange ment made in the diversion dam con : tracts signed by the various lana owners.
 A similar meeting already has been held in Casa Grande and five members of a board have been selected to rep resent the $500 acres awarded water in that district.
 Every landowner in this district whose land has been designated for water under this project by the secre- tary of the interior should be on hand at this meeting on April g.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Spoken languages are an important feature of the extension work of Co., lumbia university. Courses are offered in the speaking of Armenian, Chinese, Danish Norwegian, Dutch, English, French, German. Greek, Hungarian Icelandic, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Pc-- tugese. Rumanian, Russian, Serbo- Croatian, Spanish and Turkish.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Charles Sven of Chicago, who was a private stenographer for President Wilson for the last nine years, has 10o books of stenographic notes, contain ing nearly 10000 words. Swen will use this material in writing book.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

those who made the best showing at the Arizona shoot, which precedes the national event. declared Colonel In gals.
 Tt will give the high school boys an excellent opportunity of making a bit of vacation money and at the same time see the country" said the colonel.
 He adds that one unit of the guard is 90 per cent high school pupils.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Women students at the Pennsylvania State college recently elected an honoi committee to try all cases where women students may be charged with dishonesty in examinations The men students adopted the honor system in 1914
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore Roose- welt, IT,, and a relative, Franklin D. Roosevelt, have occupied the office of assistant secretary of the navy.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

he Free Westinghouse Electric sewing different and sewing sho max a investigate.
 It is sewing w motor into he head O beauty effectively greatly impressed
 H R Lind years trers of machine charge department truthfuly equipped machines, to toner one be for position.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Introducing The Spark
 Iceless Cooler

A representative assortment is now on dis play and more stock is en route here. When you buy Spark Iceless Cooler, your first cost is the only cost, and that is very reasonable. The hotter the weather gets the better this Coler works. We have letters from users who live in places just as hot as Phoenix who rec ommend the Spark" to be the best money saver you can buy. In addition to these letters, we have tested these coolers thoroughly in our own homes and find them to be just as effective as represented to us by the manu- factlIrer
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
We Make Homes Happier ,

We have chosen this slogan for our new store because every article we offer for sale tends toward bringing genuine happiness into the home in which it is used.
 The labors of washing and iron ing days are shortened and made easier by an electric washer and an electric ironer, giving the house. wife greater freedom to enter into more enjoyable household duties which result in a happier home.
 Housekeeping becomes plea sure instead of a drudgery when the electric vacuum cleaner takes the place of the old fashioned broom and dust pan. The home equipped with an electric vacuum cleaner is happier home for the K dreaded fatigue of cleaning house is thing of the past.
 Music in the home is essential to home happiness and contentment. We are endeavoring to do our share in helping to place good music at the disposal of Phoenix music lovers and by selling Bruns- wick Monographs and Records, we hope to accomplish our purpose. We are sincere in our business of making homes happier One talk with us will convince you of that. We believe in the future of Phoenix and the Salt River Valley and by opening big store demonstrate confidence in this community. Every day trying to do our part toward building bigger better and buster Phoenix We believe we can aid in doing this more successfully by making Phoe- nix homes happier.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
The
 Brunswick

Is the ideal photograph for it combines all phon- ographs in one. The famous Brunswick Ul- tora is the only repro d u c n g instrument which can be adjusted to play any make of record as it should be played. In fact, it is three separate repro ducers built into one.
 New April records have just arrived. We invite you to come in and hear them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: opal W. n. PECK Residence 2442

that this same company paid the
Texas and Pacific OIL company 81
4 barrel for u million barrels ~ oil,
thus paying premium Of 30 cents
per barrel hs the price al that time
stood az $3.50.
And right at nome In oklahoma
the PRAIRIE oil a. Gas 60. ia taxing
tho oil whoro the tanks arc full, and
IA showing "a commpndnblo spirit, In
its operation Of its lines IN this Btat".
~ has been especially good 10 tho
people IN the iIriHtow ana SLICK dis
.tflCtE which are cu;intrd on uR beng
producers Of much crude during the
coming montha. Having lost one Of
its largest customers by the merger
uf tho sinclair and Standard ~ In
diana intcrests In the Sinclair Pipe
line. It has evidently decided to get
busy ana do II now.
The Sinclair people have also been
exceedingly liberal In the matter of
running oil with special reference 20
thc Onge. II has been tn" subject
of much comment that the bpfH
whose tanks have bccH running uv"r
urc. where connected with tho SIN
clair lines dispoSing of mucn of
their oil M the prcyuilin. market
price. which is a hDppy dcnum"u'
~ the recent sale " a half interest
~ INV NlO'lhI llU'Ht " INV 1lhHhll ~
- Indiana.
Not only this. but tho fact tlHt the
operators in Mexico which have boon
drilling like mad Tor many q long
day. having been spurrcd ON by the
incoming water making IL uoccaSnry
10 beat the water 10 II" are now
shutting down for the reason that
the result does not Justify further
drilling ~ this time and " all means
greatly reduced aippiy ~ crud'
for export from that field II ~ Tho
,gical result Of unrestricted drilling
aud drilling that ls too close for long
life production.
II has seemed for somc time that
tho rcadi diustmont period ~ FAR az
oklahoma III concerned, ~ild be Of
tho shortest duration, md thHt
hinRs should be going good hy tn"
middle ~ February II II now aaid
20 be working out AZ predicted ana
hat settled condition most salts
factory TO all will be here by the
middle Of the week.
In the meantime, n IL time 10
ulnnt the garden and To see that the
rreatcst possible amount Of space be
utilized. because with renewed runs
u oil which Is now coming quickly.
here viii be- other things 10 occup,
the attention OF the average oil man
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
A Strong Argument in FaUor
of Tariff on oil

Mr.. Editor
I think IL we will carefully ana
lyze the oil situation - little we VIII
have no trouble In locating the sore
spot
Best available statistics show
there was no more oil produced IN
December than In any preceding
month of same number OF days. 1t
seems to go without question that
never In history OF mid-Contincnt
field was there No much empty stor-
age; grant demand has declined, AZ
always at this season of the year,
hut perhaps more 80 this season be-
cause of the unusual conditions pre-
valcnt, during this period OF readiust
mcnt. wall street Journal reports
stock of gasoline on hand Noyem-
her, 1920, as 2i,O0O,OO0 gallons less
than at the same time IN 1919; ST.
900 900 gallons more OF kerosene
II 10000 gnllins more of fol oil. and
Z 900. 900 gallons less OF luhricating
oil There does not appear to be
anything alarming In these figures.
The african In the Wood Pile,
consists of the enormous importation
of Mexican OIL now approNimating
20, 600, 900 barrels per month duty
free, and more large fleets or tank
vessels are being made available, 20
the end that all refinerics from New
orleans TO Boston may run that oil
every barrel uf which yields from 2
10 Z gallons OF gasoline, and as good
fuel. gas and lubricatinG oil as doeh
our own,
The above mentioned lmportatlons
approximate in quantity the entire
production OF Texas, oklahoma and
Kansas; need we look farther for
our troublc2 We rarely hear n pro-
duccr mention Mexican oil and In
an article inspired by the Tulsa Mid
continent association II is stated that
doubtless some OF Mr.. Sinolair's
friends might oppose n tariff because
the sinclair company finds a market
outside this country, etc. II ls pos
sihle there is man Interested in the
industry that does not know the gov
ernmeut gives rebate OF 90 per
cent on all raw material which has
paid a duty, and is made up and then
exported? our sugar growers are
well protected, and the rofiucrS who
bring In raw sugar from tubn, java
and other countries and pay duties
yet a 80 per cent drawback on all
| they export.
The PRODUCERS have allowed them
| selves 10 drift into the present un-
| fortunate position, 30 associations
should organize In all oil producing
states, and insist that their repre-
sentativcs and senators place a tar
| lff OF at least one dollar un foreign
oil, also on an It's products, be-
cause be IL known millions uf gal
Ions NJ gasoline, both ,asinehoad
land distilled, are also coming ~
| from NcNicu. our tax burden IL
quite enough, without having our in
dustry ruined wrum without
Respectfully
II. @. MOTT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

which went ont Of husincsg was or
Rlullcd at Tcrro iiautC. Ind, by
Judge II. W. Henry "f that city and
has not been actively engaged lu
the oil game for the last eight year..
Tho Henry on company of Tulsa
ana Chicago. o. South Dakota core
toration organized by the Henry
boys of Tulsa is Rtill Vory much alive,
and ia considered one Of tho most
progressive companies ~ its tiz"
iu the mid-continrrt field. This
company la very optimistic and re-.
ports that tho big eastern buyers all
have been on the ground here ready
To- buy whenever assurance ls xiv
eu that the bottom uf the price tc-
ductiun has been reached, ana That
they or" making preparations to do
tlR business AZ EOon ~ THIS time
comes. They also state hat they
think tho present depression ~
nearly ~ ita end, which is tho gen
oral opinion IN the east, and that iu
the last day or so they have received
numerous tolcgrams from pruspoc-
live buyers asking tho condition ~
their RtoCkR ana stating they would
be- In the market TO III thoir empty
storage ~ soon as the price became
stable again.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
God ShOUing in Well
Vest of KeliUrille

The Wolverine oil company's No
well, located In the noGhwest
corner Of the southwest of the
southwest of 2O-l7-lO. IL standing
with 1900 fcot Of oil In the hole
coming from the Rcd Fork sand
found from 2,1OO TO 2.10s feet. This
well Is n scgi-wildcat. AZ II Is To-
'Htcd ahou, a mile west Of any pro-
ductiou. the nearest being that Of
he National Exploration company
N section p. Even If this we'll does
not make a good producer at this
depth II certainly docs show good
Indications FOR a well IN the deeper
sands
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
o,, mAnKrr arorArIoNs.
Price cutting OUerdOnc

Tho Humble OH and Refining
company dropped "a monkey wrench
into ihu ma,hiucry as 10 were. when
i' announced an advance Of 90 cents
per barrel for Hanger. Breckenridge
ana bcsdcmOnih crude oil, which
took effect with the opening OF the
market saturday morning
II u.s. evident that pricc-cutting
tnat has been rampant has hcou
Uvcfduuc because statistics show
that there was only total of a mil
lion barrels put in eastern stornE"
daring the month or December.
which was offset by tho decline In
north Texas alone and everybody
shut down and no wolla being shot.
II also evidently proves that the
Humble oil ana Refining company
Us wise enough 90 see the necessity
of keeping M production ana mus
keeping It's line running AZ fun ca
pacity IT is only short time ago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Operations In Perry District.

PERRY, Feb. l2.-Good progress
Is being made in Noble county to-
ward more oil production. The
Nid-Co company has brought In
five good wells since New Years, iu-
crossing it's runs by several hun
dred barrels. only four abandon
mcnts have been recorded, including
the Carter well in 22-22-2w, and the
Gillette test in 23-22-2w. one ot
the others up In the old Billings
was on account OF "A bad hole. Mar
land Ia temporarily shut down at
two tests.
The Prairie Alexander No. I one
half mile southwest OF their pro-
ducer, the Probst No. I. I'm the
southwest OF t7-222w, is down 20
1000 feet now. and should pick up
the stray sand within the next hum
dred feet.
Champline is moving In tools TO
tho Harvey No. In the southeast OF
the northwest OF lG-222w. A bad
half mile haul next TO tho well vii,
make progress rather tedious until
dry weather.
Prairie Landeker No ], I'm the
southwest of i6-22-2w, offsctting
their Probst No. !. is ready to build
derrick.
Down I'm 2i-lw, close to the city,
the Twin State No. ! Nann, in the
northeast OF the northwest OF the
northeast Of 29-2l-iw, is drilling at
,040 feet.
Shuler and others In the Chrlstuer
deep test In the northeast OF the
mort Invest OF 3O-2l-1o. have rccov.
cred their tools and cable from ESQ
feet and are drilling again.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
With the Oil Men

Jack shannon and A. r. Baldwin
Of the Lawrence Gas company that
has 5000 barrels a day In the Brcck-
enridge field. are In from Texas and
are Of the opinion that the man who
owns stephens county production IL
in big luck. "'rhc oil In our district
Is Pennsylvania grade" says Shan
non, and naturally we are entitled
TO good price. although OF course
we are sticking to The Texas COM
pany and the Prairie, the former
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Big Gdsser in Gushing
District

The No. Hunter Of the Home
Gas company, located in the north
west corner OF the southeast Of the
northwest OF 3O-1S-6, found sand
from 2.92O to 2,9i5 feet and is max
ing 100000 feet Of gas. Tho
wcll has been shut in for n gas
wen.
1t looks like good luck is coming
90 this company in ,"hunrhcs" MS
only yesterday their well In the
northeast corner OF the norihwcst.ot
'G-lS-5 was Internationally deep
oned { inches in the sand fround at
creased from $50 barrels TO 1000
barrels per dav.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
ImpOrtant Texas Well

The No. 81 Gaillard in the Goose
Creek field which was reported sev-
crul days ago In The World as
owned by the White oil corporation
s really owned by the Crown oil n
Refining company subsidiary oi
the white oil company, and tho
Gulf Coast on corporation. The
sand IN this we'll was found AZ i,5OS
feet, being the deepest producing
sand ever found In >the Coos"
Creek field, and the well started on,
at $500 barrels, although partly
pinchcd in. The oil in the now sand
il reported TO be slightly higher
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

mental Petroleum company one OF
the largest In Mexico, has cancelled
muDt ~ its construction plans and
other big companies are doiug the
same" says the Tampico Tribune.
The price Of crude oil has gone
down and the production here has
decreased. We cannot afford to go
20 got oil. when the i.rico ~ It Is
tp tgct oil, when the price for ~ T.
too"
Tho headlines In tho Tribune
make IL plain that the cncroach
moutA Of water forbid reckless drill
Ing n would seem that Mexico
r. going 90 be another instance Ike
North Texas Rs the burial ground
ot much good hard coin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Carter Gets Biggest
Producer in burbank Pool

Tho 80 I we'll of the Carter oil
company. located In the southeast
corner of s-2G.6, which swabbcd 800
barrels the first - hours and was
shut down to be Bhot, was given
a lG0.duart shot yesterday and Is
reported 10 have increlsed the pro
ductlon 20 100 barrels an hour. Tn"
sand was found from 2,7sO TO 2.S2O
feet. and tho we'll was drilled 10 n
total depth ~ 2,s53 feet. This IS
ono Of tho biggest producers to be
brought In I'm this field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Waite Phillips Gets Gas Well

The No. Barnett OF Waite
Phillips. located in the southwest
corner OF the sou thLast OF l5-15-l !,
topped the Tancha sand at 2,3AO
feet and is making 100000 feet OF
gas Tho well IL going to be com
plotcd as a gas well, due to the
present oil situation, although 1t i
bur "A short distance from the zoo
barrel wilcox sand producer In sec
ton %, brought in few weeks age
Fhv the Oklahoma Central oil com
pany,