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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Usage Sale December ~ WHi
Attract Many Buyers
By MARGARFT MCOLT.ttM

The man who said he was happy
because hc could only wear one pair
OF pants and drink one bottle Of beer
AZ any given one time would prob.
ably wonder what the Usage Indians
are going to do with their Increased
capital after the next Usage sale. For
II is being predicted by the wise ones
that high prices and spirited bidding
Will mark this sale for their very
own and that no little thing like re-
cent hard bumps will cool the covet-
Gus ardor Qf the OIL man with his
'ever-seeking' eye.
Choice indeed VIII bo the acreage
which the government has to offer
at tho next sale In the name OF It's
indian wards, From three TO five
million dollars will probably change
hands. There will be some beautiful
clothes which were born on Fiuh
avenue or the Rue de Ia Palx shown
under the old Eims on the resor
walton and not all OF them will be
worn by the wives Of tho little white
brothers who forcgathcr there from
far and near. OF course there vii
be some flamboyant blankets worn
with picturesque effect. for who
would have an indian sale without
It's blanket indians and the stolid
squaw, dreamy and unseoing (appaT-
ently) who sits In the background
viii as eagerly count the returns A.
the finished Miss from an eastern
school whose education In the white
mans way has been 10 generously
financed 6y the salcs OF the past,
Up to date 81 pools I'm the Bur
bank area are producing 20 tho tune
of 29.7s0 barrels day. or mon
viii be given the opportunity OF bid
ding for acreage In this area and
adjacent thereto. where no failure
has been encountered so far.
Tho Tidal oil Companys gas lease
known as 4-26-6, upon which "a well
was started but stopped because the
oil rights on this acreage had not
been sold and which stands prac-
ticaly proven tract, and also the
northwest quarter Of S-2G-6. which
effects it, will both be offered.
Tho northwest quarter OF 1866
offsettlpg a tract to the sOrth for
which the Tidal Usage paid S2O6. 900.
The northwest quarter OF i5-26.6,
which offsets one OF the Pralrie's
valuable tracts, and tho northeast
quarter OF 1896. which Is offset
by producing lease OF the Carter
oil company in the northwest quar-
ter OF 6-2G-6, will also he offered.
The southwest quarter Of S-26-6
will be one Of the choicest bits. Cos
den oil & Gas paid $4,000 for the
100 acres In tho northwest quarter
OF the same section.
Tho northeast quarter of 1926 s,
which offsets the southeast quarter
OF 626-6 to the south. and for which
Louis Friedman paid 500, 900 at the
last sale, will be put up. There is one
well now drilling on the Friedman
tract.
The southwest quarter OF 29-27-6;
the northeast OF 30-27-6; the
northwest OF sO-27-6; the southeast
quarter OF 32-27-6: the northwest
quarter OF S3.?7-6; the southwest OF
S2-27-6; and the southwest quarter
OF 32-27-6; all these will be offered
at tho quarterly sale.
The following properties will also
be offered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

Tho Gypsy Ou company Is now
moving I'm rig and tools for a 5000
foot trs' iu the center Of their BLOCK
of several thousand acres recently
arqul lrcd m IN, Qtoc indian reser-
walton. Noble county Oklahoma.
Thtg tcst is located IN tho northwest
quarter W 24-22u-le, and Is directly
In the center ot their block Many
Interesting developments have taken
place in this territory within tho
las, few days, and especially so
after 10 became public that this
company be- actually moving in Tor
the trst 10 is reported that acreage
m tha vicinity, or within a radius
NJ two and three miles has soif
within tho last day or so for rs hiEh
~ $40 and $50. II BE- also understood
from reliable source that two ur
three other of the larger companies
have considerable arrean ""-" .""' .
ng thiH test that thcro IS hkely -
be- one or two other riIs ~ nehf
tho Gypsy test within the next lev
weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Giilildnd Getting Big Well

Tho Gilliland oil company has a
showing for big producer in the
Mississippi lime In its No. in the
northwest OF 26-23-7.
Top OF the lime was found yester-
day noon and one 25-barrel flow
was made before The well was shut
down. This well is near the same
company's Nos. and In the same
quarter ections, which started off at
around 2,500 barrels per day initial
production, but soon dropped off to
normal producers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
LndidI,onia in Big Luck

The Indiahopa Refining company
reports a 100000 gas well at
feet in the sand at 2,346 feet on a
5,000-acre lease five miles north
west of Gainesville, Ark, This is
brand new field, and indicates
that the Indiahoma Is in good
killing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Completes Sixteenth
Producer on Quarter Section

j. l.. Essley and others have just
completed their NO. Is in the north
east OF S-23-11, x 20O-barrel well in
the 1850 to l,676-foot sand.
This, according to MIR. Essley,
well known Tulsa operator is their
sixteenth straight producer all in
the Bartlesville sand, for this par
ticular quarter section of Usage land,
No. 70 on this lease started off at
500 barrels. and all are holding up
mighty well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Total
A Remarkable "OH .SchooT'
and Some Facts of Vital
Interest on Mexico

J. w. Bostick, assistant to the
president Of the Kansas a Gulf Co
has just returned from Mexico wher,
no has been In the interests OF his
cnmpAny. Mr RnStLrk says that thi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
DeUoHian Wei Shot

The 'Devonian Oil companys No.
3 well in the Burbank, in 5-26-6,
has increased its flow TO 800 barrels,
the result OF a small shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
OIL AND GAS
Leasss--suppiIeu--ProAuosIoa. EsS

% salesman wanted BY oil producer
interest clients In offset acreage
Sne drilling wells. Excellent con-
u,hee'loh provided you can deliver
AZ goods Address 5s1-M, World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

looking over tho Tulsa district for
several days viii leave today for
New York Mr. Graham who is
heavily Interested IN Texas and Mex
lco Ia looking over the field for In
NCatmonta.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

tor sale--40-acre and S0.acre
osts. close In TO big production:
W. wen now starting drilling to
leoN sand, Beggs district 1911.
nostV 49, actVe terms. Owner, a43 Ken
So 10y building. Usage s059.-Ad-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

ynG contemplate changing your
int'uhtIng system. 1t will be TO your
Mss'yet Ma et 70 get in touch with the
Ros,lNes est Printing co. i2O, South
nrsson' as they have a very com
go Hne OF standard oil accounting
To-, lleld forms In stock. These
dsi,,s are In stock and Immediate
mo-, ''y can be made.-Advertise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

soeesVe 1880 worn of industrial
sinai, 70 trade as part payment on
offer9 PRODUCTION what have you 20
yertse,Asaaar address T76 NJ. World.--Ad-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

eonr. sale - Acreage Ia Rogers
fjsiS, proven territory; shallow
Roy ,9loeks from two TO 500 acres.
's4 Phone Cedar ll54,~-. Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
In the Lodge Room
THE ExERLAsr1NG sEA

Gin a South Sea poem called The
Tahiti" Rupert Brooke, the young
English poet who gave his life Tor his
country, writes on Paradise in these
beautiful lines)
Mamua when our laughter ends,
And hearts and bodies. brown as white
Arc dust about the doors of friends
Or sent a-blowing down the night
Then, oh! then, the wise agree,
Comes our Immortality.
Mamua, thero waits = land
Hard for US to understand.
Out of time, beyond the sun.
All arc one in Paradise -.
There the Eternals are, and there
The God. the Lovely, and the True,
And Types. whose earthly copies were
The foolish broken things we knew:
There is the Face, whose ghosts We
are:
The real, the never-settine Star:
And the Flower Of which we love
Faint and fading shadows here;
Never a tear. but only Grief;
Dance. but not the limbs that move:
Songs in Song shall disappear;
Instead of lovers, Love shall be;
For hearts Immutability;
And there on the Ideal Reef.
Thunders tho Everlasting Sea.
Chicago Journal
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10

The Pueblo woman's Relief Corps
NO. met Thursday afternoon with
the president. Clara Thomas. presiding.
There was an excellent attendance,
one application was reported favor
able. a ballot was taken which also
proved favorable. Comrade Downen
was present and gave a splendid talk,
which was much enjoyed by all. there
are few sick members. The corps
voted 80 to be sent sick and disabled
soldiers in the hospital In Denver.
Colorado for flowers Mothers Day.
May 2. The members were asked to
visit the sick soldiers at St. Mary's
hospital also to send flowers for
Mothers Day, Saturday. April 2. The
ladies of the corps will serve refresh
mcnts to tho comrades of Post No. s.
G. A. r. Daughters Of Veterans and
Ladies OF the Corps tho comrades have
prepared nice program. there will be
a talk by the post department COM
mander also by our department prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Lille Inman. All members
OF the corps arc asked to come and
help the comrades celebrate Grand
Army DAY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
Charter Meeting
Of Auxiliary to
American Legion

The charter meeting Of the Women'H
Auxiliary to Pueblo Post No. ?. Amer
ican Legion. was held yesterday after
noon from $50 to 80 O'Clock.
Charter was presented by II. h
Caldwell. post commander. and Robt.
Morris. camp adjutant-
The auxiliary adopted a constitution
and bylaws, and tho following offic-
ers were elected: Mrs. y. c. Daniels.
president: Mrs. Jennie r. Grigsby.
vice president; Mrs. ]. y. Barnard,
secretary: Mrs. !. A. Strawn. treas
urcr; Mrs. Mary II. Dcston, historian.
and Mrs. j. .. Schiller. chaplain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
Notifying Of Delinquency
In Taxicab Licensing

Tho city ordinance requiring that
taxicab drivers take out a license, ac-
cordinE to tho Interpretation placed
upon II by the city commissioners. ap-
plies to all drivers OF automotivc con-
veyancos who carry passengers for
hire.
This is taken to apply to persons who
drive for funerals and collect hire for
tho use Of the machines. according to
police reports.
Three women were notified Of license
delinquency Friday, and have avoided
further action by paying up as taxi
cab drivers. One man. notified at the
same time of similar delinquency. has
not paid his license Z, police state, and
municipal court action is to follow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
ROYAL. NElGHnoRs

The Royal Ncighbor club met Wed
nosdAy afternoon Ht the home of Mira.
Zook. co2f Court street and the time
was spent pleasantly with music and
contests. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess and the cub
will meet in two weeks again with
Mrs. X. A. Kirk. 1918 north Main. Re-
member NciEhbors that Monday riyht
Is our regular meeting night. Mrs
Johnson~~ss guest ana the following
cub members were present: Mrs =.
" chapman. Mrs. c. a. Griffin. Mrs.
V $. Martin. Mrs. Joe Davis. Mrs ..
y. Dcmarcc. Mrs. j. n. Mooney. Mrs.
w. n York. Mrs. J, n. Arnctt. MIR NJ,
r. IAdicy. Mrs. Ihil Bowers. Mrs IL.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
Society
Elects Officers

At a regular meeting or the Cam
brian society held Thursday evening
April :, the following officers for tho
ensuing wear were elected:
Senator u. W. Jones. president;
James l.. Gerry. vicc president; Mrs
r. j. Lloyd. secretary; J. W LLOYD
treasurer. Executive committee: John
Davis. Richard Hughes, Eva owens
Jenkin Bowen, Jessie Jones. Chair
woman OF the executive committee
Mrs. Evan owens.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
INrRovED ORDER RED MEN

speaking lear from the hunting
grounds of Denver. announces that
tho Great Pocahontas OF tho Degree
of Pocahontas. Mrs Jcramiah, ac-
companied by several other great
chiefs will visit Pueblo on Tuesdays
sleep e6th of Plant Moon. april cs),
for the purpose OF organizing a coun-
ell of the Degrce in the hunting
grounds of Pueblo. Over forty
Squaws and chiefs have already made
application for membership. and a
large and prosperous council will
doubtless result
Two limitations and two new Apph-
cations for membership were attend
cd to last Tuesdays sleep and still
there's moro to follow,
Tho decree team is rapidly becom-
Ing proficient in tho degree work and
from now on. all pale faces who are
accepted. will surely get full value
for their money twam-pum)
Next Tuesday evening the enter
tainment committee will prepare a
feast of pale face sweetbrcad, hole
cakes. string tea tcoffec) and smok-
Ing sticks. and every member is eI-
pccted to be present. Remember the
date-April IL.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10

wAs = fne success. both financially and
socially and every one reported hav-
ing good time. Sisters be on hand
next meeting night to receive your
tickets for our concert to De given
April Il Every one that can be
delegate let II be known as April IS
We have election OF delegates to our
convention, to be held at Golden. June
II. g and q
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
". o. ". CAMp No. :

". o. w. Camp No. The camp a.
it's regular meeting last Monday night
decided to appoint number OF teams
to canvass for funds for the new
building. A part of this money has AL
ready been raised and tho plans for
rcmodclinE tho building have already
bccn draftcd. Everyone should at
tend the meeting next Monday night.
There will he an interesting business
session. after which refreshments will
b~ served
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
Observation-Disclosures

All lodges meeting on Mon
day and Tuesday nights must
; have their notes on Wednesday,
: or they will not be published.
: Those Meeting on "wednesday
: and Thursday nights must have
; their reports in Friday morning.
Exception Is made for a lodge
: meeting on Friday night, but
: notes for these must be brought
: to Chieftain not later than .
; o'clock Saturday morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10

Mrs A A. Druva. Mrs. Frank Bur-
opghs and Mrs. F. II. Smith were cleo
tdd executive officers. and Mrs. Il. Il
Reid was made chairman OF the mem
bership committee.
Tho charter meeting was well attend
cd and great interest was evidenced.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
NARY LOGAN TENT No. 2.
NAIGHTHAS OF NETER An

Our next regular meeting VIII bc
held at the C. a. r. hall Thursday
evening. April ~. a large attendance is
expected. All candidates having becn
notified to bc present for initiation, are
requested to he at tho q. A. II. hall
promptly at $50. Our first annual ball
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
g. A. r.. rIrrY-rit-ru

Pueblo Pos, No. s. Pueblo Corps
No; : and Mary logan Tent No. ,
Will celebrate tho fif,y-fifth snniycr-
sary OF the organization of the Grand
Army OF tho Republic. saturday
April ., 1871 at p. M. In tho &: \.
X. hall All members and thor
families arc expected TO be prcacn 1
ana enjoy good music. good speak
ing and light refreshments.
Thc Commander OF tho DEPART
ment OF Colorado and Wyoming. -.
~. IL, marshall :. Crawford and Lii
Han fnmar. Department President OF
tho Woman's Relief Corps. will no
present and address the meeting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10

separately and those bidding could not
tell whose cake was being offered. All
brought good prices.
District Deputy II. C. Henderson of
Colorado Springs WAS present and told
of tho rapid growth Of the society over
tho country and of tho coming head
camp meeting at ST. Louis in June. He
Is much interested in seeing Pueblo
set the next head camp meeting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
LILLY CAMr 30. H,s

IiTfy Camp No. 257s. r. n. OF A.
will meet In the woodmen hall in
Opera House block the second and
fourth Tuesday at . n. m. COM
mcnciug April IL. All members arc
urged to be present.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
rSrHIAN S,srrps 40. So

Pythian Sisters No 90 met Saturday
evening with good attendance. nu.
tncre Is stiil plenty Of room tor i'm
proscmcnt A committee OF Ave have
bocn appointed who will entertain us
the last Saturday evening this month.
Como and sec what IL will bc like. Some
ming nice We all know. Next Tat'ir-
DAY Ia Initiation and It is hoped that
All members OF the degree staff will he
present Our grand chief hsV =.
with US on that night
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
MODERN wooDwEN. OF AMERICA

INC regular mectlnS niEht tnis ~ech
was given over to tho committee on So
cial entertainment and announced
in advance they prepared n somewhat
novel affair in tho shape OF box
supper. However. instead OF tho usual
way Of the ladies preparing tho boxes
and tho men buying them this time tho
men prepared the boxes and tho la
dies bought them, which was the oc-
casion for somc spirited bidding. for
the many fancy boxes offered by tho
auctionecr. Thcn came the placing on
sale to the highest bidder the several
fine cakes baked by the different team
boys. and in order to prevent any pos
sibility OF unfair advantages being
taken tho cakes were all wrapped
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
SECURITY RENErlr ASSOCIATION

Pueblo Council No. 7Ss. held their
regular meeting in Erickson hall, last
Monday with a large number Of MEM
bers present. One new candidate was
initiated by the degree team. Our de-
gree team. and their bright uniforms.
made a very fine appearance. Several
new candidates arc in linc for initia-
ton next Monday.
Our lodge was very unfortunate in
the loss by death OF one OF its active
members, last week. Mrs. Smith hav-
ing been a very good member. and one
whom We are sorry to lose.
After lodge was adjourned. in which
many important matters worn discuss
cd. dancing was enjoyed by all SeJt
meeting will be held on our regular
lodge night, Monday. AT Erickson hall
Refreshments and n good lime.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
MANNER CIRCLE NO. =

Regular meeting of Banner Circle
No. 4 was held Tuesday night In W.
o. w. hail. Guardian Eeighbor
Anna Armstrong presiding.
Mrs. Elizabeth MaNcrson was ini-
tiatcd into the mysteries of Wood
craft Neighbors Tour. Rogers. Her
zog and Bicrricr also NciRhbor Biz
rier's son. reported quito i'll. Neigh
bors Murray and Armstrong arc on
sick committee for April.
Card party and dance NEXT Tues
day night. April IL. to which all arc
invited. Hand painted prizes for
cards and good music for tho dance.
Neighbors Reed. Harris and Grcgcr
won prizes at card games at closc of
circle Tuesday night
There will be much business TO be
transacted at our next regular meet
ing. April 10 and members are urged
to be present Capt. Morton wishes
all guards to be present for short
meeting. before circle opens. on that
date. Visitors always welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
MAccAsEEs. PUEBLO TENT. NO. IA

Regular Review WAS held last We'd
ncaday evening with the attendance
rather under the average. Tho degree
team put on the work. there being one
new member initiated. There wcrs
three moro to be initiated. hut they
wcr unable to attend last Wednesday.
They will probably bc at next Review
and II Is hoped that tho cntire degree
team will he able to attend. Tent No.
i6 heard with sorrow of the death of
the mother of Sir knights j. r and
r. r. Ricdy. Tho tent also learned
for the first time of the recent illness
Of Sir knight John Hooker. " mem
bcrs will kindly notify tho command
or or record keeper OF illness, 1t Will
greatly obliEo and assist the officers
in their work.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
Vineland and Lakeside
Schools Will Open

Schools at both Nincisnd and Is kc-
side viii open Monday. after having
been closed two weeks owing to tho
prevalence of diphthcria. One death,
II is understood. resulted from the at
tack. and at tho height there wcro
eight to ten cases at both places. but
tho authorities fecl that they now
have tho situation well in hand.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
BEN HUR

Pueblo Court No. II TrYbe of Ben
Hur held their usual meeting at their
hall. S25h S. Union avenue. Roll call
was called and only one absentee
noted in the chairs. Two members
werc reported i'll and the court cx-
tended their sympathics and trust they
Will soon be on tho road to recovery.
Under the good of the order. Mrs. N.
N. knuppenburg read an article that
was very interesting. Our chief suE-
gestion concerning the May Day pic
mic was taken up and discussed cxten-
sively. and II was decided to be carried
over until next meeting when plans
would be announced in full.
The attendance was finc and hope
some more Ben-Hur's will get In the
habit Of coming and get in on the
swing before 1t gets too full.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-10
". n. A. OF THE NAccAmrs

Columbinc Rcvicw No. W. b. A.
OF the Maccabeee held their regular
meeting Thursday afternoon with .
good attendance. State Commander
Sarah y. Hodges, and Deputy Lulu
T. Roberts wcrc welcome visitors.
Four applications for membership wcrc
acted upon and ono approval received.
Tho members were sorry to hear of
the death Of Mrs. Baugher and extend
their sympathy to tho bcrcavcd hus-
band. Also sorry to hear Of the illness
Of Mrs. West. Mrs. Harpeil and Mrs.
chariston and hope for their speedy
recovery. Tho Review will participate
in tho drapinE Of their charter next
meeting in memory Of our departed
sister, Mrs. LuzclIa Baughcr and all
relatives and friends arc invited.
Members. remember the Review In
going to take all members to tho Con-
gress to dinner who have two mem
bcrs initiated from April to May 10.
so grt busy and bring in your app'i-
cations. for any information or assist
ancc call tho collector. We were glad
to have Mrs. Stella Turner with us.
Under tho good of tho order State
Commander Hodges and Deputy
Roberts made splendid talks which
wcrc much enjoyed.