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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-08

kelts eller to- Menneskers pri
vate Hilsen til en- enkeH /Mode1
der hiemme. Den var sunget u
af det f@lles Liv. Det var Dis
terens Tolkning af hans Folks
dybe FQlelser, og derfor kende1
Folket sig selv hans Sang. Det
greb den Sang med Glaede, og
det sang den dybt af Hjertens
Grund. Den barer Bud ON vi
Udvandrers Kerlighed til wort
Folk og Faedreland, knytter os
til dem, og den er derfor bleven
kendt og kaer i mango HEN og
Kredse Danmark. Det var den
f9rste dansk-amerikanske Sang,
som hjemme gled ind Folkesan-
genes K@de, oA det er hidtil den,
der er bleven s1nget NEST. Maa-
ske vii den blive we'd at vare
det.>
Men wort Liv er selvsagt like
blevet staaende stille i Minder-
nes~og L@ngslernes Tegn. Det
Wide blive en- usund, ia henvis-
nende TilvHrelse at blive !.
vi faerdes og virker paa de
vide Prerier, i de store Skove
og de vaeldige Byer. Wore
Born f6des og vokser -op, dr6m-
mer deres Ungdoms Dr6mme og
faar deres Manddoms Virke paa
disse Steder under Amerikas
straalende Sol. Det j@vne, dag
lige Arbejde her og Hjemlivets
stille Virke har meget ct andet
Pr@g end Danmark. I alt, er
Livet og Udviklingen pr@get af
Forholdene og Omgivelserne
Samfundet og Naturens Verden.
Alt dette nye Livet har like
tilsvarende Udtryk i vore HEM
landssange. I'd af det er der da
.efterhaanden vokset nye Sange,
som saa at sige har suget Nmr-
ing af Sol og Luft i wort nye
HEN. De er som Blo1nster, der
gror vor egen Have, og deres
Farve og Duff er pr@get af det,
der har baaret dem frem.
Som Eksempel paa saadanne
Sange af Adam Dan kan f9rst
n@vnes: ,,Ud paa Tog, frem til
Daad". Den blew skrevet til
Festen we'd Grundleggelsen af
den f6rste .danske Samfunds-Ko-
loni: i Lincoln County, Minneso-
ia. I den lyder Tonerne ogsaa
ON Mindets Kilde. Men den in
deholder desuden det n@ste i
Udviklingen: ,,Folkestr9mmens
SamGng'', og den kalder ,,frem
til mandig, modig Handling og
til DrGmmenes Forvandling", til
ct ihaerdigt, maalbevidst Arbejde
for Livets Sag, til F@llesskab og
Samfundsliv.
Og Adam Dan f9lger Livsud-
viklingen videre frem, idet han
synger nd af det, der lever i
Folket, men tillige som Forsang-
er faar sit Folk til at synge sig
selv mere og mere levende. Det,
der er vokset I'D af wort For
hold til Amerika, vor Deltagelse
i dets Samfundsliv og hele We og
Vel og vor K@rlighed dertil, har
han ,givet Udtryk Sange som
,,Danebrog og stjernebanner,
enes kan I godt", ;. og ,,Du store,
rige, frie Land.
Digter-Presten Adam Dan er
naer i Slegt med Digter-Prmsten
Hostrup, like mindst som Ung-
dommens Sanger. Enhver kan
selv tage frem af begges rige
Sangskat og Sc, hvor smukt og
godt de begge synger til de I'm
ge og for de Unge. Her skal
kun naevnes den enc Sang af
Adam Dan: ,,Kald mig aid de
Unge".
Et andet fremtr@dende Track
i Adam Dams Personlighed er det
staerke, lyse Haab. Naar det
som hans Liv er bygget paa
Kristentroens urokkelige Grund-
void, da g9r det Menneskelivet
lyst og rigt. Og Diet Menneske,
der har faaet Kald og Evner til
/ ~A A = . p n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-08

hOllll!lc 1 lulQ OCOfrel-
Sc.
(mer til @fterouret. Ser er / 9(pril
oprettet ct Sfolebibliotbef peo oen
I0an1fe Neall lfole. Set bliDer al(ere6e
'n1eget benpttet.
Ser onfourmer lta0ig @oggaper
ira Genner &ongcriget, og til 6isie
rette5 Ser slrtiflen en biertelig Sof
ira San0SnGn0ene 6er,1e0e.
II @n Serregaoro iom @qpe.
Go0Sejer &one=5cbn1i6t poo Bratlfob
| geor0jpaan0 er afgoaet be0 9g0e11.
|Som ttOligere on1tolt lfpnfe0e> ban
for ct 2larS Gi0 ii6en iin @aor0 til
Seoeielifabet, Ser for Srer1ti0e1l ifol
oribe 'Waar0en, life lon1 Sorlggs=
gaaro, mel1 paa ben melt rentnble
Vtaaoe> 1aa 0en tan bere ct go0t
2erelteo gfonomiif 2an0brug. Sen
1muffe @abe bar en- @er6i al $50
100000 &roner> og Der frpttes life
anore 9fonomiife Sorpligteller til emo
lloreoelle al ct n1in6re 8elgb aarligt
til @o0Seierens @nfe. @qar6ens
Sberifuo ifal .6eles ne6 en- Tier6e=
oel til Seoeielifabet, en- 6ieroeoel til
ol6ningsielifqbet, og @eiten
uooeleS / 2egatportioner.
S 1916 folgte &ane=@cbn1i6t ben
j1tprlte 9el al &ratifobs sSor6 meo
@blSbDgninger og @eiet1ing; men
Oct btite Jig burtigt, at fan itfe fun
'oe ilippe fin @ien6on felt. San
febte en- Del til6age> og mi beitaar
@aaroen berefter al 100 &6r. 2ano
ager> 70 &or. 2an6 @ng og ca. 10
S0r. 2an0 Sabe og Harf.
= Ser lelgeS ingen Srgeler. Or
gelfobrifen / 9fingfjpbing far mi Up
Iorbeioet ct iaa ltort 2ager> at Sen bar
'noattet 1tanie 9riften. Ser beboI=
oeS if9lge ~9fingfi. 81. glb." fun IS
Mon0 til &eparationer. 6or Gi6en
lGlges Der ia1gen Orgeler. Set e.
iffe tplf &ol1fnrrence, ser generer
:ber. Wee0 go0e tpife Sing fan Ja=
.brifen nof fonfurrere; men Bublifum
bar ingen @enge til Mfuiifinltru=
i11enter.
- @r=&eiier @ilbeln1s befe1l6te
iSDltDacbt ~&obe15oqer11"- lfa1 nu> 6a
6en er / engelif @eii66elie> iejle iom
@n1igrantlfib til 9ln1erifa.
= S 2on6on fin6es ser ca. 1000
| Ferioner, Wgn0> &bi116er og 8prn,
lon1 u0eluffen6e leber .uf 2on1ne-
tDberi.
- @n BaSiager paa ct 9ampifib
er fun ballot iaa meget u6iat for
Ture ion en- HaSiager paa ct CELL
|ifib.
- Ser fin6es / 2on6on as forfeit
| lige &rosbefen6el1er me6 &irfer. S
Glasgow finoes Ser 81 og @oin-
burgb IS.
- 960eligbe6en 1om 66lge al
|&loroformbe66pel1e er meget ringe.
@ennen1initlig ct oen fun 1 of bbert
10000.
- @ue3fanalen er Sorbol6 til
itn 2gngoe BET 6Dreite af aQe $or-
6enS &analanleg. 0mfol ltningerne
bar beret 8 og en- Ere6ie6els Minion
&roner pr. engelif Mil.
- &eiierens 5gnner bar beitan6ig
&eiberligbe6er. @itel Sreoerif, ben
an6en 9feffe1l er blebet 66n1t for
|Sn1nglerier og nnaatte forle6en be-
tale 5000 Marf Meulft.
- 9a 5pa1ierne / fin Si6 TOM til
Merico, regne6eS Gauet 13 for i9r-
Zig beuigt blanot 6e in6fp6te. De
bab6e 13 5langegu6er, og l1gerne
tulte 13 9age.
9e ibenife @eian6ter / &aris,
|2on6on % &aag .r ben 18. Mai an-
TONNE til 5tocfbolml, antageligt for:
Lat 6eltage ! en- &onference ON Ma-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-08

ions @rab> fan bil0e legge en- &ranS
paa 6en. Wen ingen bar i 1tan6 til al
biie bam @raben og ban 1naatte gac
bort ne0 nforrettet Gag. 0a bar 0e1
at &ibenelerne baagnet og f9lte> at 81
naatte, gpre noget for at bebare Sen:
ne Man0S Min0e og S9lgen bqr Ser
imponere110e 5tatne.
Ween 9}ibeS mel It berpr1te &ilp
nelt @rorlon> CT liffert SONS Sapien
st Ste0 lplte jeg poa en- Min0es
taple, at fan babOe boet ser Oe 9(al
ban bar @iifop ber> ira 1912 til 61
Om bam er 0et> at Snge1nan lDnger
uYoa Gape BonoeS 9(ger peo 8ifen6@
8D
Ser gift e11 life E1opOreng og iane
UNDER SfD.
San meSie6 iom &lerfen og 0rep pao
/ treben Selt.
@n6 gibe @ans Ylobfpril1g 1fnl0l
|! blibe &relt.
Set bar Sen lille Elob6reng fra Birf:
| en0e 8D
Sons @apn flpi ober 9onmarf mel
i folfeligt &D;
@n 6a1pif Worten 2utber> ban Itre1
| mte0 Man6ens Sber6
SG feireo meo Man0en &iertefol=
| tets Scr.
Wfen n1er en6 ale 8ilper 9ane.
marfS 2an6
Sin &onoeien bar ierget for &binoe
/; og Ma16.
9fet al6rig bans gfabn ifQl oQnlff
/ @ierter 69,
@aa 1enge Der ringer en- &lofff
ober o."
! 5aa bab0e bi M96e paa Mis1 1ions
bullet ONT 9lftenen, bbor leg iao fiji
fort9lle &ibenlerne on CUBS &igeS
Sremgang iblon6t @ontolerne. De1
regnet og blelte og bar ct ufDle1
|Sejr og @a6erne bar m9rfe, men al:
|1igebel bar Ser frenrmp6t en- pen Sor:
|lanling. 5tiftsproblt Slelen le6e1
Wfp6et. 9en nelte Sormi66og ifuloe
]jeg reile 11orooper.
Ofen fpr Soget gift 1nuatte jeg at:
ter gao en- Sur gennem Sc gan1le
@ooer I. og leie Minoetabler. Sec
bar fommen in0 en- al 6e in1oa 5i.
oega6er og ifDn0te mig oflteo 9iet:
ming af 9tationen n1e0 @obe6ct f11lD1
al Sabien og 8rorion og 9iiS oQ
Min6er om ufornl ltora 6or" loo plub:
1elig bleD ieg bar en6nn en- Mi116e:
toble paa &eggen al ct 1abt> n1ege1
gan1nelt Sus. Ser. er Sen: ~@e>
boe6e @frp06er 2onri6s @pli0, DbiS
itaffels &ultru @aren 8. 9eop. 1641
ibleD brpn6t for &rol06om i111ellen
8algenbafferne be6 &ibe." :.
/ @taffelS Maren! Og bette beno
te for $50 Mar iioen, 100 Mar efte1
at &abien bleb 8ilp 9}ibe. @oc
bar bi intet at flage ober @a11tn
;hitan, om bi bar en- @efseproceS 6e1
mi og 6a fun so Mor efterat 6e e1
;fommet / @er9ring me6 &riitenoom
i111en.
- 0anmarfs it9rite &uneiten fun
bet. 9l6tibsftn6 b9rer til 9agenS
,9r6en / 9anmarf 6enne Si6. De
3000=aarige &bir6elig ion1 bleb fun
bet / en- u6bulet @geitamme / en- @oit
I @gtbe6 paa @eileegnen for nogl|
Maane6er 1i6e1L er bi6til bletet be
tragtet iom 6et meit betp6ningsful6t
,|gsutiosfun0. @en / 6e ii6fte uge1
er Der fommet ct npt ill., iom / ligt
,,,iaa bei @ra6 optager sSnteresien
nem1ig en- f9n1pemesitg &uneiten
'biitnof ben iterite Der er6nu er fun
BET / Danmarf. Sen Iaa begrabe1
UNDER @grleb &irfe @eitiielono
;:mi6tbeis meqem Slagelie og &aluno
borg.
Sor nogle Tiger ft6en ann1obe6t
@ognepraiten @attonalmuieet / So
5etbab1n ON at faa rogle be6 &irfenS
.&eltaurering fnn6ne &alfnolerie1
1tn6eriegt. On af 6etS Msitite11te1
bleb ien6t oern6, og atn6er tit glr
bei6e me6 Malerierne fit ban at bloc
at $aan1barferne merte at bob'
fl1n6et en- &1neiten UNDER &irfen,
Set er ben bpieite Ste1 oer e11o11
85ai ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-07-08
Til wore Abonnenter

Ill vU1G ADUIIIIGIIGY
Paa Grund af Strei-
ken blandt Typo&rafer
o& Trykkere kan vi
endnu kun udsende
Bladet i halv St0rre1-
Sc 4 Slider. Saa smart
som paa no&en Maa=.
de null ct skal det
k0mme i fuld St0rrel-
Sc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
COURT TOO SLOW
ITALIAN CLAIMS
Visitor at Fatty's Trial
Surprised That Women
Get on the Jury

san FRANCISCO Nov gt.-
The Arbucklc trial has invoked rou
foreign royalty diplomatic uu
cism
10 lis in effect tho goutlo comp ri
son between the courts OF our cuuu.
try and those Of italy
The critic is T. piguatcll, am ltuIa
ian prince on board the crutapI
LInia, anchored here In San Fran.
cisco bay. A seat IN reserved fot
him daily at tho trial Tho Italian
vessel is taking the prince ON %
pleasure trip around The world
In my country there is much
more suocd I'm bringing such issue.
az thcs" 60 "a close. Doe remarked
today after a visit 10 Judge Lou
dcrbdck.s court, whore he had been
oh5c rving The proceedings.
Tho prince had something to .ny.
too, on The poiut OF women Jurors
1T Is a spectacle To sec" he said
III les democracy indeed
According tO the prince Italy
knows no women jurors They do
not oven dream OF such a thing lu
This country. In most cases women
are excluded from the courtroom.
His royal hlghncss was dressed
IN correct street attire without an,
symbol OF rank. lie was attended
only by a lieutenant from the Libia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
WW Minimum Tender
BE Reduced?


A. meeting OF members of tho
Mid-Continent OH and Gas associa-
i!oh heId mere yesterday rcsolu-
lon was passed requesting Burt II,
CoilnS. as chairman OF III meeting,
70 appoint committee to investi-
gate the merits OF the case now
pending before the Interstate COM
tn'rce commission wherein an order
Is sought reducing the minimum
tthder lof shipment OF oil through
interstate pipe lines cmanating in
nc Mid-C"ntlnent field. Chairman
Collins appointed the following COM
Iultt'e. j. II. Markham, Jru John
>. trItn. =. X. Perry, c. + Farren.
Waite Phillips, !. V. Mcmahon,
Howard N. Cole
The meeting expressed no opinion
concerning whether the minimum
tender should he reduced or TO what
extent. The present MINIMUM ten
DER ~ lOV,OOO barrels and a reteEee
uI ihe interstate commerce com
mission has recommended that II be
reduced to 10000 barrels, while the
phlhuits IN the above mentioned
case seek a reduction to 1000 bar
rels' The committee Is authorized
merely 70 investigate, ascertain the
tattS ana the attitude OF the local
industry ana report their recon-
m'ndatuns 20 the general executive
committee OF the Mid-Continent Oh
aud Gas corporation.
Al the same meeting commit
tee consisting Of Writ Franklin Of
Ardmore, Clarence BurlinEame Of
liartlesville, and Frank Brvene of
Tulsa, was appointed TO appear be
fore the corporation commission In
behalf OF the oil producers ON De-
cember 90, when certain new pro-
pos d regulations will be considered
relating TO the plugging OF wells,
giving bond therefor and the pub
lication uf names Of royalty own
ers, etc. The sense of the meet
ing was that no additional regula-
uons are necessary aud that uu-
necessary new regulations should
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
The Hughes & Heatherford
Vel

The Hughes d Noatherford we'll
south Of Slick tuwnsitc, IN tho nortn.
west corner of the southeast of the
southeast OF 20-t5-lU. has been os.
tlmated at something better than
zoo barrels as it stands. az two foot
iu the butcher sand topped at 2.640
feet. Tho well made strong flow
oNsr the top OF the RIG from tho
eight inch casing when the sand was
touched, and made two 5O-barrul
then they have been running tho
siX-inch casing, having penetrated
the oil pay with the five-in'h bit. u
has not been dcepened any but is
creating considerable interest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24

Pure oil Company Pleased
with SncLdir-.Stdnddrd Deal

The Pure oil company IL appar-
entity well pleased with the deal
Whereby the Humphreys people are
10 deliver 30, 900, 900 barrels of
Nc,la crude to the StandartI- Sin
,iair pipelines, and viii In the mean
dmc H. getting its sharc OF oil pro
duccd II would appear that the
plpclinc which II Is proposed 10
mild tu the gulf coast will stlIl bo
projected. and that the sinclair
Standard deal does not Interfere
with this in the least. Tho following
telegram was received yesterday. di-
rect from the Pure oil company At
Columbus. and H. therefore official: (:
"Thc ~inClair-Standnrd deal In
wolves 50 per cent of crude Yroduccd
Iy Humphrcys-Pur OFT interests az
McNia
pure oil will handle 80 per cent
up 10 10000 barrels per day, and
all over that will In taken by stand
ard until $4,000, 900 barrels L. de-
lhcrcd tu standard.
PURE OH requirements are fun,
fortified - its holdings of oS
per cent inter in production give.
anticipation la return from sale of
balance Of crude"
From the above It will appea
that the pure on company Is wei
taken care ~. and Il is now up Co.
the Humphreys Pure oil compan,
10 develop the property. Thirty
three million barrels is some OIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
GiliildHd "GuSher"
BridOed Slightly

The Gilliland oil & Gas Co.'S big
well brought In Tuesday. and esti.
mated at goo barrels per hour at but
few feet in the 2,Sg2-root sand.
has been bridEed. decreasing the
steady flow TO something ike 500
barrels daily This however. is
thought to be but temporary mat
ter, and that the well will. II any
thing, increase it's production when
the obstruction Is removed
The oil tests 39.7 gravity, and
Is Of so degrees temperature. This
Is the second great producer on the
Gilliland's section. the first being a
6,000-barrel well brought in about
two years ago. The same company
is drilling In another well in the
Mississippi lime today, being their
test in the southeast OF 26-23-7. A
later report from this well is being
anNiously looked for.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Hcaldtnn DIstrict

EinEwood & Gillette are shut down
al 2,630 feet on No. ! oliver, In the
northwest corner of the southeast
OF 36-5n-6c.
The Transcontincntal oil company
is fishing for the casing at 2,4S0 feet
on the No. 1 Fleming IN the north
east corner OF 1i-5-4.
The Producers g. Refiners cor
poration test I'm the southwest cor
nor Of the southeast OF the north west
or 6-3-B, n shut down for repairs
at | ,929 fcet
Thee Nance oil syndlcate's No. |
Wilburn in the northwest corner OF
the northeast OF the northwest Of
4-4-6. made zoo barrels initial after
a 200-quart shot.
The Carter OH company Ia shut
down for orders at l., ,4G feet on No
/ Corrin, In the northwest corner OF
4-4-5.
Tho pontotoc Trust company's No
] Hatcher. In the northeast corner
OF the southwest Of tho southwest OF
4-4-G. is awaiting the six-inch cas-
Ing at the top OF the 1.743-foot sal nd.
Lance and others are shut down
at $40 feet on No, ! Cruce. in the
northeast corner OF the southwest
Of tho northwest OF s-4-5.
The Doans on & Gas Go, Is drill
ing al $50 feet on No. I cook. in
the northeast corner of the north %
west of the northeast Of 20-5-f,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Arbuckie Plans His
Thanksgiving Dinner
in Spite Of Trial

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2a-
Whatever else happens. Fatty"
Arhucklc IN going to have his
Thanksgiving dinner In great
style.
with this big iden in MIND.
the comedian has today completed
final arrangements
To insure the success Of the
occasion, hc is going 10 cook the
bird himself Early Thurpday
Roscoe Will trot himself family
and frior 10 the homo OF his
brother. Arthur Arbucklo, on Az.
Ruollo boulevard.
There viii be trial Jury NJ
wife. mother-in-iaw. brother and
siFtor-in law. II is expected they
viii 'pass' favorahiv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
ArtimOrc District.

Davis Il Younger have n 10000
O00-foot gasser In the lt3lS to 1856
foot sand in No. / Newberry in the
northwest corner Of the southeast
OF the northeast OF 14-l-n-3w.
The Magnolia has made location
In the southeast corner Of the north
east Of the northeast OF 1b-in-3W.
for No Ringer Same company
has made n location for a rotary test
I'm the northwest CorIier OF the north
east OF the northeast OF the north
east Of i5-ln-3w. Cowan No 4.
c. !, Wrightsuau is iiEEtnE ur on
a rotary for No. Butte IN Inc
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
Tho southwest Of lG-1n-3w.
The Magnolia Is rigging up q star
machine to deepen its l,14O-foot
test on the ParneN, in the southeast
corner Of the northeast of tho north
east OF l6-ln-3w. Same interests
are cleaning out 60 deepen 80. p
orr In the northeast Of the northeast
of the northwest Of 16-ln-3w.
The Humble OH & Refining Co.
has l50-barrel well i'm the 1910 to
i.660-foot sand in No, l walker iu
the southeast corner Of the soulh
east Of 9-As-2w
The Skely oil company ls rig
ging up to deepen No. I Slichc m
the southeast Of the northwest Of Che
gouthwest ~ IS -fg=2w.
Tho skclIy on company has a
AOO .ba~-oI well natural In its No 3
ctiche In the southeast corner Of
the southwogt of the northeast Of
tha southv-eat os 15-4s-gV. II. 80.
: Carney I'm the south half Of the
soutbwest of The northwest uf IS
le mailing az barrels on the pumu.
M 10 Carnev is a 3aO-barrol pro
durer I'm tbe 211O-foot sand ana ie
In the northwest OF the southeast OF
Tho eoutbwcst Of the northwest VI
I5-as o,r
The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tiop is rigging up on rotary for
No ~ Crucr In tho uorthwca ~ the
northeast og the n0rtheas, Of
lids 90.
Tbe Carier OH rompsny'4 80.
Mullen I'm the center NJ tho east
half OF The northcast NJ rG -is2w Is
astjr,otcJ ,t Eor barrels ngtIrnl
Sond ,yae found from 2.O70 TO g.O71
feet
Tho Doston OH company re- clean
ing out No. 4 ward io deepen. II is
in tho northeast 0f tho southeast Of
the southeast OF I6-4s-2w
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
MORE CLOTHING is NEEDED
Two Thousand Pieces Recently
Distributed Found Insufficient

TWO thousand pieces of clothing
is a lot. but Il isn't enough to take
care Of Tulss's needy
a few weeks ago a NJ Wclch
humago agent Of the Tulsa County
Humane society issued. through
the medium OF The World. "A can
Tor clothing for tho c.ly's destitute.
Generous Tulsa responded quickly
ana the shelves Of the office store
room were soon replcuishcd with
1000 articles OF clothing. Now those
shelves arc. empty again
The greatest need is for shoes
and underwear for school children.
II was stated at Headquarters.
Clothing OF all kinds for children
OF school age is needed. but espo-
CiaIly Tho two nrticles mentioned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
win The Oil Men

For some unaccountablc reason
OH men arc not celebrating Thanks.
giving with the usual enthusiasm,
and ths is simply lnexplainablo.
There b.. o good prospect for better
prices an around. as IL proven by
the manner IN which tho big people
are grabbing al every opportunity
To- acquire new production. There
ARE some very thankful members
OF th" fraternity but these are the
ones who are doing something for
someone else. which OF course.
brings happiness and thanKfulness.
II Es Brooks Of slick SAYS that
his town h3s everything 10 he thank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
Wicor-Osuait Operations

The Wilcox -Oswalt interests are
drilling at 500 feet in the northwest
corner " the south half OF the
northWest Of 20-lO-9.
The same people are uuderream-
.ng the 5 - inch casing on No. /
hekellop, in the southwest corner
o. the west half OF the southwest Of
.317-lU.
North OF Bristow the Wilcox -Os-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24

'"p blNt ut
The Triumph OH a Gas Go. is
running the Q 5-N casing at s.aO5
rect the top OF the sand heing
found AZ 2,925 feet ON their No. /
short In the center uf the east hall
of the southwest of tho southeast
or 35 In wv The well is being
drilled deeper.
shatrcr 4 Mankin are drilling at
goo feet on No. Young in tho
center of Tho south hajf of the
southeast Of tho southwest 20 20
Iu-Nw.
The gypsy Du company ha.
rig up for 40, Maxey I'm the D,utcr
of the south line OF tho southwest
OF The northeast OF 3U-lu-SW
The Carter on rompauys ward
larm test I'm the southeast corner of
. tho southwest of the northeast of
a2 ln-Nw is shut 400 for 10000
Ooo-foot gasser In the 2.l94-NI96-
f"ot sand. The we'll also sprayed
some uil
Dsncigor d Campbell are rigging
up on rotary for 80. school
land I'm the northeast corner OF tho
northwest Of the southeast OF So
ln.gw
Wlnkler & champion are drilling
az 1850 feet ON No. Z RurkWuod BOO
the center uf the west line uf tho
southeast of the southwest uf 90
ln-Sw.
The Magnolia Ia muddiuE off the
gas and setting the S-inch casing
al 1895 feet on SO. Edwards iu
the southwest corner Of the north
west Of 2O-ls-Sw.
trumu n Beard arc drilling at
$50 feet on No I McCaslaud .u the
southwest corner of tho northwest
of 27-ls-Sw.
r.. y. Jones. trustee. IS drilling at
$50 feet on No. 9 Springer in tho
southeast corner of the northwest
of the southeast OF the northwest
NJ 2s-is-Sw
Sullivan aud others have 2J-
barrel pumprr I'm the 2,2l5-fout
sand In No I Nelson tn the north
east corner OF the southwest ot the
nOrthoaN ot 2S-1s-Sw
Tine Principle oil company hsve
25.OOO .0OO-foot gas we'll I'm the
2.160 to 2,1G9-foot pay n No. ?
Lambdin in the west half of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-24
GdsSer at BristOU

Kemp & Barns have 25,0O0.O0O-
foot gas well In the 2.557 to ASA
foot sand in the northwest corner OF
the southwest Of the southeast OF
2S-l6-9, Bristown district.
Interest will be Centered 10 the
Bristow district the next week, sew
eral wells being due in. among them
Stinson & Matthews and the Tidal
oil company, Waite Phillips. the
Continental oil company and the
Gypsy oil company, having wells at
an interesting depth and expecting
to drill in within the next few days.