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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

ding In SO. u In the northeast cor
ncr OF the southwest Of the north
west OF the northeast Of the south
east Of S-23-ll.
Guffcy- ca illcspic. arc drilling at
$40 fcct In their test ln lN-2i-lO.
Tho Philips Petroleum corpora
ton has rigs up for test IN the
northwest corner of the southwest
ot 5G-24-lU, and 80. q iu the north
east of the northwest OF the north
east Of the nurthwc,t of a.2S-tl.
The Norkhoma OIL coiufany's test
In tho northwest corner OF 4-2S-l L.
IL drilling at l,SlO feet IN the
lime.
Tho phillips Petroleum corpora
tions No. b, in the southeast OF the
southwest of tho southeast of the
northeast Of 9-24-lO, Is good fur 40
barrels IN the l,s77 10 2,0l5-foot
pay after a l70-quart shot.
The Indian Territory Illuminating
company have 25-harro, well IN i's
No. "a In the southeast corner of
the northwest of l6-2i-ll. sand
was found from l.54N to- 100 feet
The owen Usage test in the north
east Of the southeast OF l9-2i-ll, is
dry and bandOncd at 2ll3 feet.
hAAlAlN anu bNA.AAT AAtANf - NtN'Nf
0OO-fout gasscr IN the 1880 to 1905
foot pay. In their 30. 81. located al
the center OF the cast limo OF the
west half of the clN half OF the
southeast OF 3i-24-1l.
Tho PaWhuska on & Gas com
pany's No. 40, iu the northwest cor
nor Of 2S-25-S, is "a 9 .00o.oOo-foot
gasser iu the shallow pay found
I from OlS tu iUG5 feet
The indian Territory Illuminating
company has two busters in iis
/ No. 266, located in the northeast
| corner OF the northwest of tn,
southeast Of 1A-2b-9, which was
abandoned at '2,AOl feet, and thcit
/ No. IN the northeast OF the south
east of the nurhcast OF the north
/ east Of 262J-9, which Is dry a
| 2,I44 feet.
Fosters 30. 80 well in the north
! east corner OF the southeast or N'
! uorthcas1 OF 2j-25-9. Il a lJ0-barre
! well in the 2,o5O-fout pay.
Baxter Il Wucmillcr's old well
| located at the center of the cas-
! line OF the southeast Of l4-25-lO
! has been dcopcued to the I1l7 e
1,135.foot pay, and j. good for =
barrels aftcr the shot
The Usage Development COMPANY
has a 1900, ,0OO-foot Easser in th'
1870 TO 1.993-foot pay. In i's No
Il7 I'm tho northwost corner OF The
southwest Of 31-25-tQ.
II. V. Fosters tcs ~ tho coutc'
of the north line OF the northoaR
Of 6-25-l2, is q dus,cr az l,53'
feet.
Tho Indian Territory Illuminating
compauy's No. I'm the uOrtheds
oC the northwest of 33-26-ll, is
1O-barrol well after the shot IN tn
l,69i-fout sand.
Tho Midland OIL company has
dry hole at 1910 feet I'm its NO. :
az tho northwest corner Of IN
northwest OF 6-2G-l2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
i, uAnkIr Quotations.
Further Reductions in
Price Quotations

r,, standard OF New YORK yes
~ morning posted one cent
,''y@ ,icrraso IN the kerosene ana gaso-
a,,' a-a "r,res OF the territory 1t con.
M nis making the new prices at
No' w.. work IS cents on Kerosene py
~ ~ wagon, and 30 cents on gaso.
,,i" in stool drums. The STANDARD
New Jersey also announced
cont decrease In the kerosene
Gasoline prices in its territory
n.y. n.y. morning the price on both
..aduIi- was rcudccd one cent IN
pr Ipo-nsyIyan.a district leaving
..".ssoi,ro at 2S.S cents and kerosene
80 ,srrs A second cut OF two cents
,s mad, In the filling station
20 nf gasoline at Oklahoma Guy
,s,s morning. the present price be
,"', ,.' Oh cents per gallon. The re.
IN prigc OF gasoline was reduced
,a,,bis 70 cent level in Tulsa day be-
,cre Yesterday by the Sinclair sta
lions. ......, ~, r,,,,,.,
mat ihe principal purchasing agency
,ncre has announced a so cent cut
4. ,ha price of Corning crude OIL.
MAKING the new price $500 per bar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
In i,r Isrrg- nlnrict.

Waito Phillips has hole full OF
water at 3,O91 feet in No. ! Good"u
In the northeast corner of .t-l5-lO,
The Rockwell Oil company No. q
Grayson. IN the northeast corner OF
the southwest of the southeast OF
2-l5-ll is 3O-barrcl producer in
the l,7i5 to 1.sO2-foot pay.
Tho wilcox interests have 5000.
OOU-ruot gaescr at four feet In IN"
pay, topped at 2,97O feet, in their
No. 2 Brown. in the center OF ih'
south lire Of the northwest OF the
southwest Of 4-l5-ll.
W -. Pines No. 3 i'm has hole
fun Of water at 3,2iO feet and -
located IN the center Of tho soulh
line Of the northeast OF the south
east of 2l-l5-ll.
Tho Cosmos oil company tcst on
the Graham farm in the southwest
corner of the northeast Of 22-l5-l !
is hole FUN OF water at 2,SG1 feet
The Eastern OIL company has -
show of oil in the 2,517 to 2,oAA-
foot pay in their No. Harris In the
center of the east line of the south
east OF the northeast OF 32-l5-ll.
The Harvey Crude oil company
No. . Escoc, IN tho northeast cor.
n,r OF tho northwest OF the south 70
west Of the northwest OF 32-lj-ll is
drilling at 2.4OO feet.
Alnot 4 Minot are setting tho
S-in,h al 2.34o feet in No. ? Clark.
i'm the northwest corner of the south
east of 2S-1G-l0.
Carter oil company has tho top
Of the sand at 3.02S feet with l,5OO
feet Of oil I'm the hole I'm its No. l
Smith in the northeast corner OF the
southeast of 25-15-10. No. . in tho
northwest corner Of the southeast OF
that section will be given shot I'm
the 3.094-fot pay, while No. Z IN
the center Of the north line OF the
northeast Of the southeast OF 20 Is
drilling at ESQ feet. Numbers 4
and are rigs up.
Tho hig Texas Company well IN
/ the center of tho north line OF The
northwest OF the northwest or 20.
I15-1O is still holding up at around
! 900 harrcls. No. on the Gooder
tract IL drilling at 2,T75 feet, No
l3 In tho northeast corner or tn
northwest of the northwest or % Il
drilling at $500 feet and No. 4 4
drilling at 2,35o feet.
The Night Hawk oil company hn'
"A hole fun Of water at 1850 feet II
| No. Clinton in the northeast cor
ncr Of 22-15-tO.
II. Gisspll and others have a holt
fun Of water at 5000 feet In No.
H. VI. Scott, iu the southwest cor
nor Of the southeast OF tho north
east OF 23-l5-l0.
The Constantin Refining compan!
No. Stepucy in the southwos
corner Of the northeast Of the north
east Of 23-15-1O IL a 3O-harrcl pro
duccr in the 2,G05 to 2,GA7-foot pay
Tho Wilcox oil Il Gas co. No.
Stcpnoy. I'm the southeast corner o
the southwest Of the southwest o
i24-15-1O ~ shut down for the sho
lat 1884 feet 40. 10 in the south
west corner Of the southeast ~ th'
southwest of "a has been abandoned
at BOTS feet.
Spangler A. WaNler are fishing 10
tools at 1896 feet IN No. Trent
I'm the southeast corner OF tho north
east of tho northeast OF l6-15-1o.
The Benmo Oil company No.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
yeu Refinery Il Success

T.. D. pounclly. manager OF tho
pnilr Producing & Gasoline CO. at
sanulpa is i'm the city and says that
,hey are operating TO capacity ana
have plenty OF Bcggs crude TO re-
fine
I'VE rc operating on the DR.. r.,
Wodich and Il. j. Donnclly process
and are now in working order ana
are running all OF the various prod
nets and doing it in one process,
which is great Improvement over
,bn old process, turning out a better
product at less expense than any OF
them =,
Mr. Dounelly is so well pleased
with his results and on account of
the fruition OF his plans deserves an
the greatest success in the world.
lie invites any expert refining man
10 make a thorough examination OF
his plant. II looks like n big sue
cess II ever there was one.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
with the Oil Men

NJ. j. Rcaty. president of the Ma
tiounl Exploration company. has
been in the city for tho past few
dHys looking over the properties of
the company and the situation In
this district Mr.. Beatty IL well
pleased with tho conditions and be
licves the situation IL whole lot
better In comparison with former de
pressions in the oil business and be
levcs that the present matter OF
low prices will be only short lived.
Senator n. Y. V. FrauchOt, prcsl-
dent OF FranChot q Co. of Oloan,
n. V. with John j, IIeborlc and +.
". Harmon OF New York city ar
rived IN Tulsa yesterday ON a short
business trip.
w. X. Hughes OF tho Continental
Supply company who has hcon IN
the city the past week, ioft last night
for his home In St Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Highuay Oil Refining Corp.
Holds Stockholders Meeting

The stockholders OF tho High
way oil Refining corporation heid
their annual meeting at the COM
panys office I'm Tulsa Monday aft
ernoon and all of the directors
were reelected. being G. r.. Lynch,
=. A. Baker, Ralph Pringle and f..
]. Lewis Of Tulsa, T. s. Larabec,
Kansas City; Dennis Mann and w.
T. Burk, OkmulGce, and a. w. Lee
and +. d. Davis, oklahoma City.
\ financial statement Of last
years business showed gross in
come Of S4O6,1i3.9G, before taxes
and depreciation had been deducted,
also that 500, 5000 had been paid
90, In dividends to tho stockholders
durins tho same period. Total assets
~ the company amounted to
;l73S.l59.6G, OF which s53S,7i0.G5
Is tied up in the gasoline producing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
IN THE OIL FIELDS
ofe,.. s241 W. H. PECK Residences 24a2

business and S64S.7O3.57 invested in
oil leases, gas leases and gas con-
tracts.
The Highway oil Refining con-
pany is one of tho largest concerns
in this line in the state. and besi des
operating many complete plants OF
It's own In the fields, also holds large
interests In several other plants.
chief among which are the Blue
Ribbon Gasoline co, plant south
west OF Regis; the Melha Oil com
pany and Hure GaAonne company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

Trent. in the southwest corner of the
southeast of tho northwest of l6-
l5-1o. Is shut down at the top or
the ".Tl4-fuot sand awaiting orders.
Terrell and others are Thut down
for orders at 2.G52 feet in No. l
Long in the northeast corner Of tho
northwest Of tho uorthca2' of the
northwest ~ 1G-1t-lo.
Tho Pulaski on company No. >
S"wcn iu the southeast corner " tho
northwest of the northwest of l6-
1910, Is shut down tt 2,G6t feet,
Miscucr and associates test ON the
Eobhins farm in the southeast cor
the top ~ tho sand no 2G2' feet and
arc drilling at 2.GG1 feet with a
showing Of oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Rio Erciiment in Illinois

Now comes the report that the
ohio Ou company has we'll maxi
n.~ 10 barrels per hour at i27 feet
~, waterloo. H., which "a southeast
of St. Louis. The well ~ on wei
known structure claimed To be about
six miles in length, and IL thhcrc-
fore one Of tn" largest structures
.,ver found IN that country. u is
ronor,cd mat the Tulsa fellows are
dread, ON the job there, rs usual.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Duncan Wen Shoming Good

The Cosdcn 4 GO. wei located I'm
i5-ls-NN. stephens county which
has been having 80 much trouble
with water. now has the casing set
and the water shut OF and has all
the indications OF making a fair pro
Queer when drilled deeper IN the
1aud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Lyons Petroleum Operations.

Nt 1IoldcnviIlc, Tho Ivons Petro-
lcum company on the Jacobs farm
In the southeast OF the northeast OF
the northeast Of 14-7-S, has a good
showing of oil and gas five foot in
sand found at $3.50 feet. This OPP
Grafton is shut down at present for
engine trouble and will resume drill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Oil Near Surface at Vinitd

Special 70 The word.
NINITA, Feb. while drilling
a test hole for coal west of Blue
Jacket. about l2 miles northwest OF
this city, n little excitement was oc-
casioned by striking oil at a depth
Of 100 feet. Considerable oil was
brought to the surface. a rig is be
ing moved to a lease about eight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
LyOns Petroleum
Has Good Snoring

AKMCLGEE. Feb. 2.--Miirs from
production. the Lyons Petroleum
company has a good showing for an
oil wcll five feet in sand AT 1850
feet in 14-7-S, in the southern cN-
tremity OF the OkmuIgcc field. The
sand has not yet been fully tested.
Ross & Scott have a well IN 3G-15-
10. northwest of Okmulgce, which
flowed 2,34O barrels in "a hours on
Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Good Wen in Usage

The 80. L. well of the Guffey
Gillespie on company located IN the
northwest CORNER uf the southwest
Of 27-22-lO got the sand from l,Sao
to 1853 feet and made see barrels
the first "a hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

Ndnted--Shaliow production, 10
to 20 barrels, exchange equity in
11eal'iiuI southsido, two-story resi-
1.ttnce, diversified corner lot. Cedar
,Y'-, j. A. Harrison. owner, 209
south Cluciuutti.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

For sa!c-CasinS all sizes. new,
used Ane pipe and tubing. We buy
used casing, abandoned lines ana
Well Goodman 4 Co. 32b Central
sank Bldg, Tulsa. Usage 9j6l,
Hsi.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

Accounting auditing and income
.aS work solicited. TaN-Audit COM
h,55ny 202-i Dallas Bldg, Tulsa,
FAone Cedar lSSS.-AdYt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
OIL AND GAS

For sale-One complete string of
heavy standard tools, present loca-
lion 2i--5-S. Address j.. \. Him
mick, arland club, Ponca City
Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

milcs east or Niniun 20 test that
country for oil, and the parties in
tcrcstud say that they will give a
thorough test there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

The Twin states Petroleum. cor.
porntion is fishing Tor tools at $500
feet IN no. 6 Hoke, In the northeast
corner of 1-l9-t,
Tho carr on corporation IN
fishing FOR the casing at 3l3b fcot
In No. Dickinson. Ia tho south
east corner OF the southwest ot ia"
northeast Of S-la-b,
CONTINUED OK NEXT pAGI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

For your depletion and tax prob
ems accounting and systematizing
.ali Carl l.. Rice. c. P.Aa517 Ken
hcdy Bldg, Phone Cedar 297--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

Wan,ei-To buy from owner only
email settled production. COS y.
Denver. r.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

wanted Leases for drilling only
D." lreeh. okmulgce and Okfuskee
,roIInucs. Okla. Address 90S-B. care
Tulsa World Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

wanted lease close to good pro-
4SaUGn S,i,ln. also producing lease with
,a.lluuI''"onal drilling locations. State
VISs.gu,,u'tEs. Address 3G1-C, care
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03

CONTINUED OK NGxr rAGn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-16

and 1 1k wide. If the bow is about 30" long, it should be fastened 9" from the front of the barrel, but if longer the arrow will be shot with more force. In this case fasten the bow nearer the end of the gun.
 Cut notches at each end of the bow in which to tie very strong piece of cord. The length of the cord will be determined by the distance the bow can be bent.
 To make the arrows, get straight grained piece of wood about 14 to 16 inches long. Whittle, scrape with a piece of broken glass and sandpaper until the arrow is F in diameter and perfectly round. If a lead head is desired cut a 1-16" shoulder F" from the point of the arrow, as shown at A. Sharpen the end and cut notches. Next roll a piece of heavy paper
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-16
BETTY'S LUCKY STONE

after them. Mind, only half hour and then we must start for home"
 So Betty was left alone sitting on big stone, and thinking of the story she had just heard.
 How beautiful it must have been. l wish I could see a Fairy Wedding"
 Do you really" said 6 sweet little voice, and. looking down, she saw a tiny glittering figure with white filmy wings, swaying on a blade of grass.
 Who are you" she cried in sur prise.
 'I am the Wish-Fairy," answered the tiny creature, You are sitting on a wishing-Sto and I am here to grant your wish. Tonight is the we'd ding of Fairy Prince Happiness to Princess Rosebud, the Flower Queens daughter. I am here to take you there."
 How I should love to go," cried Betty, I'm afraid I can't, for Aunt Dolly said we must go home in half an hour"
 'That is very easily arranged" said Fairy Wish. q will just send a star messenger up to the Sun, and tell him not to move. until we return" As
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-16
2tzTHE YOUNG Nc pEOpLTe27 lz,2 {s'f10

bag in the clutch of Mogli's strong hind paw. Joe snatched 1t away and dropped it under the seat. ''I hate to be so deceitful, but that woman wouldn't listen to reason" Ida looked sad and quoted: 70, what a tangled web they weave, when once they prac- tice to deceive!"
 Along came MT. Conductor and found the bag, while the three little travellers sat all huddled together in one seat and said nary a word. They were not left thus in peace for long, Some one touched Myrtle on the shoulder. It was the motherly lady she had met in the station.
 Come and sit besides me, my dear," she said kindly. There's lots of room and I have some nice home made cookies and just love babies!"
 ''The-the baby's asleep now" said Quick-witted Joe, and oughtn't to be walked up, but I'd enjoy sitting back with you.'' The kind lady looked disappointed but she gladly made room for Joe. How old is the baby?" she in- quired.
 Lets see," said Joe. "Uncle Davy had him about four years, I think, be- | fore we got him.
 -Four years!" cried the startled lady. You mean months, don't you %
 Joe was just about to make some reply when the "baby's" hood bobbed | over the back of the seat in front. and they heard a wild voice gasp: catch himI'
 Up sprang the motherly lady and seized the baby A wild struggle fol- 1 lowed, for MT. Mogli, finding himself in strange arms, made fierce strug- gle for liberty. The lady held fast to the dress while Mog1i jumped on ton of her head, +hen up to the rack far overhead.
 "Great Day in the morntng,, screamed the motherly lady. Its ft- ting!"
 "Oh. p1ease." cried Myrtle, tears starting to her eyes. Save my baby!'
 A strong arm reached up and grabbed Mogl by the foot.
 "Come along. kid!" urged a deep voice. It was the porter, black and smiling. "Huh!" he exclaimed, look | ing at the small foot. What is you 9" | Down came the "baby" and perched comfortably on the porter's shoulder. "A monkey. by golly!" l "Oh, please" entreated the fair | Myrtle, Ines so nervous he couldn't stand the baggage car. Please let him ride with us!"
 "'Gainst the rules, missy" replied the Porter, "but fin you-an would ] ruther, you can ride wifi him in the baggage car yourselfs.'' So up filed the three, determined tc keep their pet in sight.
 Here, dears," said a motherly voice, while it's owner settled her hat straight, take this bag of cookies , along. Good luck to you and God bless your kind little hearts!" : Which drowned out an angry nut ter from another seat: , Outrageous! Children ought to bt excluded from public conveyances. l shall report this to the proper authori tiesi''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-16

heads of the couple, the birds dropped the wreaths, one on the brides neck, and the other on the groom's.
 Now they are married" said Fairy Wish. and they will be crowned"
 Slowly they advanced to the great thrones, while little Cupids strewed flowers in front of them. As they reached the platform, the tiny lights flew up in the air, and Betty saw they were firef1ies. They settled on the heads of the young couple, forming a crown, while the little people sang and cheered. The cheering grew louder and louder-till at last it was quite deafening, and-with a start Betty awoke, to see Aunt Dolly, and the rest all around her.
 You are a fine one,' grumbled Jack. "There were waiting for you to find us and all the time you were fast asleep"
 "Oh, was it all a dream" cried Betty, in a disappointed voice.
 "Yes dear, you have been asleep" said Aunt Dolly. 'but you can tell us all about your dream as we go home."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-16

the other and they could all be to- gether. Myrtle was just pinning the face veil over the monkeys face when some one stopped beside the seat
 'ls this seat taken?' It was rather sour-faced lady who spoke. ana she looked sternly down at the vacant seat beside Myrtle.
 "N-no." admitted Myrtle, reluct- antly.
 "Then kindly turn it the way it be- longs" said the lady. Ut makes me seasick to ride backwards"
 Myrtle got up in dismay and Joe turned the seat over again while the lady looked on in a sour kind of way as if expecting him not to do it right. Suddenly she gave a cry. Somebody $ snatched my handbag" she cried, looking suspicious1y at Ida and Myrtle, Give @ over quick or I'll report you.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-16

campaign there is a story told of the great Emperor and a poor but witty barber. who had occasion to shave him.
 Napoleon with some of his soldiers once arriving at a small village re- freshed themselves with a good meal and baths. Napoleon wishing to be shaved the village barber was called in. While the poor fellow stropped his razor and passed it over the great Emperor's chin, he remained silent and seemingly melancholy, although performing his work with amazing rapidity and smoothness. When he had finished, Napoleon complimented him, remarking, But, man, why do you wear such a melancholy face? :? You should be happy to have the privilege of shaving an Emperor"
 ''I am doubly happy, your Majesty"
 "Then what is it that troub b1es you?"
 Alas, your Majesty, when I think of the Kings upon Kings and Emp per ors that have died without knowing what it was to be shaved by me, I am sad and melancholy"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-16

~ which was used to more ac- curately direct arrows.
 ~ The gun can be cut from a piece of lumber either one or one and one-quarter inches thick, six inches wide and three feet long, Soft wood. such as pine or basswood would easily for carving the barrel and stock.
 Lay out the form of the gun on the board and then with a plane, saw and knife remove the stock to line. Cut a F groove down the top of the barrel to hold and guide the arrow. A piece of tin formed so the arrow can pass under it. tackled over the groove. will hold the arrow in place. The tin should be tackled far enough from the trigger so it will not inter fere with the string when it is re- leased.
 Next cut a mortise F" 2" for the trigger. This work can be done with Q jack knife or auger bit and chisel. The trigger is held in place by a screw or nail.
 A notch to hold the string should be cut in the barrel just back of the center of the trigger. By pulling on the trigger, which is fastened at the front upper corner, the back part of the trigger Is raised, releasing the string.
 The bow can be made of from a piece of hickory or part of a barrel stave. It should be straight grained