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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
VICTIM GETS HIS
WIFE OUT OF JAIL
Forgives Her for Cutting
Him With Knife and
Shooting at Him
WOUNDS NOT SERIOUS
Got What Was Coming TO
Him lie Says to Police
When Her Bond Is Made

~ rot just what was coming 10
mo- y. =. Camman. cut about the
face and body Saturday night by his
wifo during q fight between tho pair
In room az tho waldorf rooms
aid when ho made three bonds of
S25 oach at tho police nation sun
day morning for the release Of his
militant mate "Wo had u uitlo
quarrel and ] Euoat ! got too rough
with her. whom ahc struck at me
when she started fighting I didnt
want TO hurt her Ho I just let her
have her way. / didn't think she
would try 10 shoot mo. Hut / have
no Kick coming and We arc going
back homo together After max
ing his wifos bond, Cammnn and
tho woman loft tho station.
lie did not mention To the police
the origin of the quarrel, but tho
wife, shortly after her arrest Sntur-
day night told tho police hor hue.
band had been on friendly terms
with a woman living at another hotoJ
and that she found her husband I'm
the hotel and took him homo n short
timo before tho fight began In their
room
Mrs. Camman was slightly cut
about the head when she fell into a
five gallon water bottle In the room
In an attempt TO escape from the
police. While running 10 another
door away from tho officers she
tripped and fell head first into -ha
bottle, shattcrinE II to bits Her
injuries were dressed at tho police
station and were found to he OF a
minor nature.
Chmman, n meat cutter, employed
by the Kings market in this city,
was first attacked by his wife. who
used knife. ana she later fired one
shot from n revolver at him. Cam
man succeeded In calling the police
ana when George Blaine, police cap
tain, and Patrolman Billiard entered
tho hotel room. they found tho hus.
band in ono corner with the wife
attempting 10 fire "A revolver at him.
The fact that tho weapon refused 70
function after the first shot probably
saved the life OF the husband.
Both were taken To the police sta.
ton, and Camman made IA bond OF
s25 Tor appearance In municipal
court Monday to answer tho charge
of disturbance of the peace. The
wife remained in jail the entire
night, under charges of peace dis
turbance, carrying concealed weap-
ons and lntoxication. Both admitted
TO the police they had been drinking
before the fight. In which accusa =
tlons were made by the wife that
Camman had been paying undue at
tention to another woman.
Following a heated argument.
Mrs. Camman attacked her husband
with "a knife, inflicting several minor
cuts and then obtained n revolver,
with which sho shot at him.
Thu -'sapon failed to fire after the
rirs: shot and whilo tho wife was
swapping the revolver at him, Cam
man called the police.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
win UnderUrife Oil and
Coal Developments

Special ~ Tho world.
OKMULG EE, OKLA, May S.
Several weil xnown oil men and III
nanciers of Okmulgec have recently
organized u general financial COR
poration, incor Jorated as The Lc-
land Corporation OF Okmulgec. and
capitalized at $1,000. 900. The com
pany Will do "A general financial
business, providing finances for oil
and coal development work in par
ticular. The officers are as follows:
President. George Leland, fiscal
agent of the kingwood Oil compa-
ny; vice-president, William c. New
man, oil producer: secretary-treas
urer. l. w. Mclean. cashier OF the
Citizens National bank: other di-
rectors, J. T. King, president OF the
Kingwood Oil company; NJ. +. Gra-
ham, president Citizens National
bank; II. Il. Kennedy, vice-president
of the Central National bank and
w. j. Wood, secretary and treasurer
Of the Kingwood OIL company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
In theOilF Fields
Much Nep Work Starting
in Slick District

Last weeks reports from the
Slick district showed the largest
number OF new rigs put up that has
been the case since tho shutdown
started, and II IS very hard to see
why these operators should go
ahead with such an expensive pro-
gram of drilling up proven acreage
when all available statistics show
the production figures To be mount
ing. Tho only excuse offered Ia that
one of the big companies, with pipe
line facilities and unlimited capital
IL starting many new wells on their
properties, which forces tho offset
operators to also begin operations.
New rigs offered are as fallows:
III. t. Wilcox has n rig up for his No.
well, located I'm the southwest
corner OF the northwest OF the
southwest OF 6-16-l0: tho No. 3
Clark OF Minot and Minot. located
In the center OF tho north line of tho
southeast OF the southeast OF a.
1910 is n rig; In tho northeast
corner uf tho southwest of the
southwest Of 2S-16-10 tho Phillips
Petroleum company hHs n rig up
for its No. s Marie: tho Atlantic
Petroleum company has n rig up
for It's No. Miller. located in
east Of S3-1G-1O: tho No. 2 Little
OF Mscnor and steele. located in the
northeast corner OF the southwest
OF 17-l6-i0, Is a rig; the Prairie
oil n Gas co. has a rig up for No
4 Carolina, located In the center of
the south line OF the southeast of
the southwest OF 25-16-lO: in the
northeast corner of the southeast
OF the southwest OF e5-l5-1O; In the
northeast corner OF the southeast
OF the northeast OF 32-l6-lO the
No. Bemoro OF the Phillips Petro-
leum company is rig; the Henry
OH company's No. 2 Smith, located
in tho southwest corner OF the south
cast OF the southeast OF 25-l6-l0 is
a rig; the No. a Smith OF the Savoy
Oh company in the southeast cor
ner OF the southwest OF tho south
east OF 25-lb-l0 is a rig. the At
iahttc Petroleum company has rig
up for No. Graysun, located in
the northeast corner OF the north
west or the northeast OF 36-15-l0.
iho No. ! wei OF the Twin states
on company. located in the north
west corner OF the southwest OF the
southwest OF 6-l6-10 Is a rig on the
ground; Godfrey and others have
a ttg up for No. I McNac located
in the northeast corner OF tho south
east Of the southwest OF 36-15-Io;
The No. Grayson of the Carter
on company in the northwest cor
ner of the southwest of the north
east Of 4-I5-lo is a rig; The Texas
Company has two rigs UP In the
townsite of Slick. being It's No.
/ well in the northeast corner OF
i7-i6-i0 and it's No. 2 well In the
southeast corner OF the northeast OF
the same section: tho NO. Grayson
OF the Carter OIL company. located
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Compilations in the Slick
District

The No. 3 Bemore of the Phillips
Petroleum company, located In the
southwest corner OF the northwest
OF 33-i6-i0. has been completed
and IA good for i60 barrels natural
Sand was found from 2,697 to s.729
feet.
In the northwest corner OF the
northeast Of the southenst Of 23-l6-
10, tho No. Z Smith of the Carter OF
company has been shot with 10
quarts and is making 30 barrels per
day. Sand was found from 2,609 to
s,626 feet.
The No. s Miller OF tho Phillips
Petroleum company, located In the
northeast corner OF tho southwest
Of tho southeast of 3S-i6-t0 .is good
for 200 barrels after a i0-quart shot
In sand from 1855 to 2,670 feet.
The National Exploration com
pany has u 40-barrel well In it's No.
Z Robins located In the northwest
corner of 1o-15-l0. In sand from
2,6i3 TO 2.65S feet
Tho No. I Mcintosh OF the Hughes
Weathcrford Syndicate, located I'm
tho southwest corner of the north
east OF S-15-1O. has been nlugEed NJ
n total depth OF 3.404 fcdt. This test
was put to tho Wilcox sand and had
hole full OF water.
The oklahoma syndicatc'a No. 10
Panoska, located In tho center OF the
southwest of tho southeast OF 3-I5-
10. Is good for 10 barrels natural lu
sand from 2,b47 to 2,6Il feet. This
test was drilled TO the Wilcox sand
and plugged back from 5000 feet.
The No. 2 Carolina OF the Prairie
OH a Gas Co, located I'm the south
east corner OF the southwest OF 20
1910, found the Wilcox sand from
3,0b0 to 3,067 feet, and is good for
27b barrels after i0-quart shot.
The Twin states oil company has
n Wilcox sand well on its lease In
lb-l5-lO. which started out making
l50 barrels In tho sand from S.0iS
To 3.053 feet. This test. which IL
located In tho southeast corner OF
the northwest of the section is one
OF the few Wilcox sand wells I'm that
locality.
E. RsBlack's No. McNac. an old
we'll drilled deeper located In the
southeast corner OF the southwest OF
the southeast OF 3i-15-10, Is dry aud
abandoned at a total depth of S,l7S
feet
The Laurel oil n Gas Co. has a
failure In its No. / Potcllo. located
in the southwest corner OF 27-16-lO.
at total depth Of 3,l29 feet. The
hole IL being plugged.
The Tidal oil company's No,
Sewoll, located I'm the center OF the
north line of the southwest OF the
northeast Of 2S-l6-lO, found sand
from 2,6S5 to 2.73S feet. and started
out making co barrels after 100
quart shot. Same Cumpany'S No, o
Sewell, located In the southeast cor
npT of the SOuthMtst ~ tho uortb
east OF section q, Is good for 25 bar
rels after a 40-Quart shot In sand
from 2,66l TO 2,67O feet
The No. 2 Miller of II, &. Wilson,
located In the northwest corner OF
the northeast OF the southwest Of rs
1910, is dry and abandoned at a
total depth OF 2,S53 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Weekly Cotton Review.

NEW ORLEANS, May S.-A very
steady undertone was. preserved in
the cotton market last week and
prices made moderately wide gains
advances coming about gradually
because of the weight Of hedge SELL
ing. The market got its strength
from the easier money situation. re-
ports Of further small Improvement
IN business In this country, increased
hopes OF settlement OF the British
coal strike and a more favorable
opinion Of European political condi-
tions. At the highest OF the week.
prices were so to 62 points over the
close OF the preceding week with
July up 10 l2.SSc. In tho ne, results
The active months gained 25 to %
points, July closing at l2.77c. In the
spot department mlddling gained So
points, closing at 1l.Ssc. \ year
ago middling closed at 40.25c "A
pound.
The hedge trading of the week
stood out as one Of it's most promi-
nent features. Over n good part. Of
tho belt, but more especially In
Texas, there was widespread
movement to buy spots and sell fu.
lures aaginst the purchase. thus
forcing speculative interests to carry
the cotton. This operation was ef-
fected under the most favorable
conditions because OF the premium
on contracts over spots and in many
cases hedge sellers preferred the dis
tant months instead OF the near, be-
cause OF the wider premiums on the
former.
This resulted in narrowing differ
ences somewhat between months.
The reduction of federal reserve
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
White Man Is Lynched
by Tennessee CrOUd

HUNTSVILLE. Tenn, MAY S.
Berry Boiling, white. and an alleged
mountain bad man" was lynched
here last night by so armed men
who gained entrance to the Scott
county Jail, removed him and
hanged him from tree. He had
been arrested on a charge OF mur-
dering Mrs. Mary Jane Harness, 80
years OF age, last Tuesday II her
home. six months ago he was tried
for the alleged murder of her hus-
band, but a mistrial resulted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
In the Dedner fo0r

The only important completion OF
last week In tho Deaner pool was
me No Jefferson, located In the
southwest corner OF the southeast
OF the northwest OF l6-l1-ll. which
started out making an initial pro-
auction OF 270 barrels in sand from
s,oll TO 2,7l2 fee. This we'll was an
inside location, being an offset TO the
east OF the s0o-barrel western ex-
tension well OF the Atlantic Produc-
ing company. which was completed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
WiH BE Back Tuesday

Special 10 The World.
OKMULGEE, May IA commit
tee Of three oil producers OF the OK
mulgee district which went to Wash
ington 10 days ago to appear be
fore tht ways and means committee
OF congress in support of the move
to secure "A tariff on the importa-
ton Of oil will return to Okmulgec
on Tuesday and Will make n per
sonal report to the Okmulgee pro
ducers at a meeting to be held In
sTe district courtroom at Okmulgee
Tuesday night, May 10, ut 3 o'clock.
The committee is made up OF W. u
Pine. T.. n. Poe and !. II. Cox
Producers OF the entire Okmulgce
district. including those residing az
Henryctta. Weleetka, Okcmah, Nor
ris and Beggs, are urged TO attend
the meeting on Tuesday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
JAPANESE PRINCE
BRITISH GENERAL
King George Names Him
to Honorary Position
in English Army

IVY mo Associated Ptsss
LONDON. May s.-King George
has appointed Crown Prince Hirohl
10 OF japan an honorary general In
tho British army
Elaborate entertainment. in honor
~ tho prince, who arrived at Spit
head saturday and will remain in
England until the end of the month
when he proceeds 90 France. were
held today aboard tho Queen Eliza
beth, flagship OF Admiral Charles
Edward Madden, commander in
chief Of the Atlantic fleet. who was
host. All the ships OF the British
fleet were dressed for the occasion
with tho Japanese flag at the mast :
head.
Great interest Is being taken in
England In the visit, for il is the
first time the crown prince Of Japan
has left his own country and Eng
land has had an opportunity 20 en-
tertain n member OF the royal fam
ily OF her eastern ally
Crown Prince Hirohito will he
the guest for the first few days OF
the King At Buckingham palace, but
later will take up his residence in
Chesterfield house, which has been
placed at his disposal duri>g tho
visit yhe stale dinner arranged
by the government has been can
celed at the princes request, owing
to the coal strike. but there will be
dinners at Buckingham palace. the
houses Of parliament and other
official places and unchoons with
the lord mayor. the governor OF the
napk ~ England and NariotIa dis
tinguishcd personagcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Weekly Metal Review

NEW YORK, May S--Thc %
per cent wage reduction announced
by the steel corporation has infused
"A feeling of nervousness into the
steel market, as it is feared u may
pavo the way for another price ai.
justment. Buyers are limiting their
purchases to fit actual requirements
and the trade is awaiting develop
ments.
Pig iron is slow. Copper ig less
active, although the market wa.
steadier at the end Of the week.
Small lots OF electrolytic are report.
ed available at around 12 5-sc for
prompt shipment. The market.
however. has been held up N
IL Sac for May and June. Small
sales have been reported in Eng.
land.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

IT is impossible to approximate It's
worth.
This test is located about four
miles west Of the Burbank pool, and
the finding Of the show in tho new
sand, which is about 300 feet deeper
than tho Burbank pay, makes II a
very important strike. The operation
is now shut down, but will be drilled
in within the next few days.
Tho No. well OF the Sinclair OIL
& Gas Co, located In the center OF
Tho south line Of the northeast Of l =
26-5, is reported TO have started out
making 500 barrels. Sand was found
from 1859 to 2,s23 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
WCckIy Dry Gnnals

NEW YORK, MAY S-co..-
goods markets have boon st..avNn
and "A little more active i'm ti,.. ''er .,,'I.
goods and finished goods di.ts','.dy
Sales OF brown shcctings for tol,,,&
and manufacturing purposos = .bb b
broadened without any apprccia,'apo
in prices. Print cloths arc "a st.gaa
higher on some construction E'ro
goods are slightly easier. ro,,ns
blankets for the fall season Of t5S'
have been sold up and tho Iareo.
mills are resuming fun time ono,
tions. one OF the LEADING limo =,
bleached muslins recently r,rrt,, "a
for later delivery has been sold ~
the extent of five-sixths OF tho ~,
fering and will be withdrawn shor,iy
Convcrtcrs OF fine goods coniiri,a
TO offer many odds and ends in uo.
uidation at prices from 60 90 7U nr.
cent under the values OF a ypar aso
The Jobbers report a steady small ic,
business tutaling about IS nor con,
of last year. The mills apposr g.
have ceased curtailing so freely bnt
the production still is well bcIou,
capacity. Cotton yarns are stoadi,r
and there has been a broader dc.
mand for them. Knit goods for
summer wear are most active and
hosiery is selling more freely
Prices current are: Print cloths
2S-inch 64X6is, 4 3-4c: GlAfo's
4 1-2c; 2S 1-2-inch 64x64s. 7 1-tr.
brown sheetinEs, southern standard
8 3-4c: ticking, S-ouncc, l7c. dcuifns
l.20's, southern indigos, 17c, stand.
ard staple ginghams. l2c. prints.
lie; dress ginghams, 15@17c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Deep Failure Near Yale

The oklahoma Natural Gas com
pany has abandoned its No. l
Eavcs. located In the northwest cor
ner OF the southwest OF 25-l9-5, at "A
total depth OF 5000 feet. This Is
one OF the deepest tests in this sec
ton of the country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
Burbank Wei Finds ShOlU-
ina in DeeD Sand

The No. well OF the Livingston
oil corporation, located In the north
west corner of 36-27-6.is reported to
have a small showing OF oil and gas
at twb feet In sand topped at 3.176
feet. The hole Is full water. and as
tho showing IL almost drowned out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

In he southeast corner Of the
township, near the $4,000. .000-foot
gas well recently completed. by the
oklahoma Central oil company, the
Lyons Petroleum company last week
put a rig on the ground for its No.
/ Barnett In the southeast corner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

some time bnck. Also. In the pool
there was one new rig reported, be-
Ing the No. Jefferson OF Robin
son, Gibson and Zanhelzcr. located
In the center OF the north line OF the
northwest of the southwest Of see
lion a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

II IL reported that the No. | Pa
noske OF the Lyons Petroleum com
pany. located in the northeast cor
ner OF the southwest of i-ll-9, just
north Of Okemah. is going TO be
abandoned as a failure at about
$500 feet. This test was In wildcat
territory and was very important
operation.
The wildcat test OF the Valley Oil
company, located in the northeast
corner of the southeast OF 12-l2-lO.
which has been shut down for some
time, is reported 10 have been
plugged at a total depth OF
1900 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

OF the southwest of the northwest of
section %. The completion of the
big gasscr has done much to i'm
prove the looks OF this section OF the
and 1t Is expected several
new operations will be started in the
next few weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

In the southwest corner OF the north
west OF the northeast OF t-l5-i0 Is
rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09

discount rates over tho court-y -,
In this district. whore the rata ana ana
lowered from TO per cent vss ""
garded as a development ~ 's. w.
highest importance. vi 'na
The weather of tho week Y,s r,
favorable In the main boc,ng, ~
too low temperature. and VI
werc many complaints NJ -
termination. Poor growth of ni,,',
and of the necessity OF rcpIa,i,nVs
Al the end OF the week tempcraturss,,
were higher. 1'Vs
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-26
Euqene Y. DebS

this brought upon itself considerable
pointing of the protests OF Republican
of 1900
President might extend cemency to
Eugene V. Debs.
word Of sympathy
sympathy with the doctrine he has
Socialist inspire sympathy in
quarter very n this community.
extend pardon
him their desire to
point that regard for
regard for his
onaly Philadelphia Public Ledger
pre- thought when it
nothing feeling Of relief to
neny society other preachers of
running seeking the ben
chnical Pastor
whining the
cruelty hitting back Debs
nsolent and defiant
passed Arraigned
behind echnca snarl the
his punishment he
sentence
it such spirit make all his
colleagues N than they
Certainly guilty said the public mind had
HIS remaining
III feelings Debs Jail
Debs jail would dangerous
maydom his
did by actually
the public
abotonists
Debs free and fortunate all counts
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-26
A Misplaced Plum

appointment the Kealngs
between Harry Albert J.
appointment
intelligence ability apponee
introduction
d coIored will kindly
solcred man mi
colOred population delighted
that the appointee
distribution political pums
they fairly
OF the obvious that mistake
khs position deserving
Question whether
appointment primary
approaches
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-26

stage, but some good direction and even
better acting rights the old play and
makes it a serious attempt to answer
the question-Why girls leave home?
As l did not desire to spend quite all
Of my Christmas Sunday in theaters,
but lOnged to cut some turkey 1--WE will
call it that, anyway, but the cook said
it was chicken) at my own table, the
Ohio management gave the critics a prI-
vate showing of why Girls Leave
Home" prior to the regular opening of
the picture Sunday. 1 will confess that
1 am not interested in why they leave
home, but before the picture was under
way for short time l became interested
not only in the question but the story
itself
There are two themes running through
the story. One concerns a girl. work
ing girl, of a poor but honest family
who longs for pretty dresses, furs, hats
and everything the Vanderbilts possess.
This girls father is so honest that the
poor misguided fool thought that a good
spanking and by grandly ordering his
daughter out of his home would solve tho
problem. OF course the poor dear had
only one place to go and it wasn't the
right sort Of place said place being one
of those little flats occupied by two wom-
zen who are not careful who they enter
tain.
The other theme concerns the over
pampered daughter of a millionaire who,
although still in her teens, cabarets,
drinks out Of a fash in public and lirts
scandalously with men in their fOrties
Her father attempts to become a pal to
his daughter but that fails. He goes to
the Tive" places with her but the ex-
citement is too much for him. When he
does call a halt and uses force, he dis
covers that neither he nor his club low
ing wife had any control over the daugh-
ter. She leaves home.
After she gets a taste of the real life
and discovers that fine clothes and auto
mobiles or dancing feet does not neces-
sarily make a man moral, she is willing
to return home and become a duttfu,
daughter, By this time the father of the
poor girl discovers what a fool he has
been and his daughter returns TO his
home.
Happy times in both homes.
That ends the picture.
The cast in the main is competent, al
though there are some scenes in which
the acting is theatrical, but those scenes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-26
Dir. PettiS' Gift

Alphonse Pettis
the i
this realized the munfcence his gift to the Indian
sapol Foundation.
history this of its proportions
liberal with
municipality.
HE 0 lie
Woolen with properly
handled funds. well described
being tied
unworthy. poorly institutions the
hhe of the dead hand of the past"
probably by gift
thanked
memory Indianapolis
require considerable effort