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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
Enormous Price Paid
for MeSia PrOperfy

II II reported from reliable sources
that the Magnolia Petroleum oom-
pany Of Texas has contaminated a
deal with the Western Fields oil
company for the purchase OF that
concerns holdings In tho MeSla
field for "A consideration OF f,i0O,-
600. The transaction includes the
No. I Dciscnborg well. which was
completed last week for 10000 bar
rcis and about 81 acres In the heart
Of the McNia field
Tho consideration for this prop
crty IL no doubt the largest that has
been recorded on any single deal In
the Mid Continent field this year.
The fact thar tho Magnolia Pc
trolcum company. considered u
Standard subsidiary, has placed
such an enormous value upon this
acreage is given much Significance.
as II is the first deal lately In which
"A standard company has been In
voivcd, and II appears that tho buy
ing concern is confident Of n better
price of oil for such Il small prop
crty to pay out.
The estimate placed on the pro-
duoer has been arbitrary, and II
has been reported to have gaugcd
at 1.0o0 barrels an hour several
times when 1t was opened up. There
are now three other rigs up on the
property for additional wells,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. 624l w. II. PECK Residence 2442

down FOR orders at a total depth OF
3,ii0 feet. q,
Tho No. well of Richards and
others. located IN the southeast cor
ncr OF the northeast uf the norm p
west of the southwest OF 26-dh-aw,
II shut down nt $3.50 feet with thrco
sttings of tools In tho hole.
Tho Earl Texas OH company has
a machine in fnr ita No, well
located In the center OF tho south -
Ncrt Of the northwest Of the north
wcsf ot aits-hw.
Tho No. 3 Insaitor OF tho Humble
oil aud Gas company located In tho
aputhraqt corner of the northwest
of the northwest of 35-2s-3w. IN a
rig building.
Tho GLADYS Rollo OF company Is
plugging iis No. Middleton, To-
cntod In the center OF the north line
uf the northwest ~ li.js-bw. at a
total depth Of 3.030 feet.
The No well of Metz and othori
located In the northwest corner ol
the northeast ~ the northeast oi
7-2F.iw, H. a machine.
McWoOd ana others are plugginf
their No. | well. located IN tn,
northwest corner OF the Houthw
OF 25-2s .6w, AZ II total depth o.
.ga0 fnrt.
The No. | well OF the Magnolia
Petroleum company located In th'
center uf The southeast Of the north
| cast of tn" northwest Of 26-3S- iw. Il
n rig building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13

NOTICE or SALE.
Notice In hereby given that, IN purru-
Distrio, Cour, for Craig County. state
Of oklahoma on tho 18th day OF july
1874. In an action wherein western pevei.
comPnny cor to 'GIno'sdi m. sndsfrsSss
sheriff OF Rosers County. state OF Okla.
homa, commanding him to spptsise and
sell according to law ne ,hs ,oow,n oil snn a. a.
scribcd property. with 10 producing weil'
fully. equipped. to-wit; x.
l. south half tsnl 81 the Northeast
quarter tNEh) Of the Southwest guar-
ter tSwh) and the Fast hair tEhl
Of the Southeast quarter tsESl OF
the southwest quarter tsW% ana the
quarter tswIJ OF tho Southeast
quarter lsE.j. and the southwest
quarter tSwhl OF the southeast quar-
ter (aE.D OF the Southwest quar-
ter (swn) of section Ten u0). Town
ship Twsnty-four t2D, Range Eigh-
teen uD, In Rogers County. Okla
hona, eighty Uo) acres, more or less
known as the Lamoin Paris lease:
.. South half OF the southwest
quarter lsWh) of the N9rthwest
Of tho Northwest quarter tNwH) OF
tn. Southwest quarter tsWA). the
Northwest auarter tNM - ot
the the ssS,nsc.s St'%s aa%1tsf S ,sws5, and
the South half tsh) Of the Northwest
quarter tNWh) OF the sou,hwest
| Of tho southwes, quarter tswH) of
the south~est quarter tsW " and
| tho Northwest quarter tNWk) OF tho
southwcs, quarter tswHJ of section
| Ten tl0), Township Twenty-four t2D'
Range Eighteen us). Rogers County.
| Okiahoms, one hundred tO0) acres.
| moro or less. known as the Samuel
! Paris lease;
1. Northeast quarter tNEt) OF the
To,.nwe ausr.er TSwnsh,r 1SWs o. Twen,y, een
| four (2p, Range Eighteen tD. Rog-
| ers County. oklahoma. forty ttoC
acres. more or less, known as tho
! Lcoln Davis lease. ii producing wells
W T. south half tsM) of the South.
west qysr,er 'swt M ou;nM.., nna inc susy,sr Mssl
1swtj ot the Southeast quarter
tsE.J and the West half Cw,1) OF
tho Northwest auarter sNWn, 9f ne nc
sS",ss::t sSl,Ss.., quarter quarter ssfhSs OF the the
Southwest quarter tswhl OF Section
| (sD. Rang. Eighteen lS, Rogers
County. oklahoma. one hundred and
thirty uao) acres, more or less, known
| producing wells fully equipped
| together nth all the equipment thereo
| or IN an. wise sppertaining thereto.
! closure In favor OF said plaintiff an
against the said defendants made an
rendered In the said District Court
and for Craig County. state Of Oklahoma
on the 18th day of july. 1891 for IN
sum of Thirty-sis Thousand. Two Hur
dred and seven and 2i-i00ths t96, 207 II
/ Dollars and costs with interest thereo
| at the rate ~ eight ~ per cent per AT
mum from the 18th day OF July. ls9
and costs acCruing,
/ will on the 18th day OF Septembe
1927, at tho hour OF 10 u. IN, OF the sal
day at the front door OF the courthous
IN the city OF Cisrcmor., in the ccun,
OF Rogers. and state aforesaid. offer {,
sale and sell to the highest and best bid
der Tor cash the sHid property her.ir
before described, or 50 much thereof
viii satisfy the said judgment with II
terest and costs.
Y. y GREEN.
sheriff ~ Rogers Count
state Of oklahoma,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
Lyons Pool Gets
Another Gusher

Another producer In the gush.r
class was drilled In yesterday by the
Oklahoma Central oil company In
the new Lyons Pool south OF Henri
eta, This operation. located In the
southeast corner OF the northwest
of .5-ll-ll ofrsetting the wells OF
the Papaoose and Lyons Petroleum
company. IN reported tp have
topped the deep pay at 1852 feet
and at last reports was making an
estimated production OF from i,500
to 1000 barrls with the bit In tn,
hole.
The fact that the new Lyons poo
Is In the class with the big ones has
certainly been proven by the de
velopments OF the last few days. a.
the No. barnett OF the Lyon'
Petroleum company and the India
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued Monday:
Arthur G. Eipson, 2s, Neodesha'
Kan. and Hattie Grace Cornedlison,
is, Uggons, Mo: George Schuster.
3i, and Elizabeth Long, %, Tulsa. .
Roy W. Graham, %, and Anna J..
Anderson, 10. Jennings: Fred a.
parkhurst. 81, and Ethel Mary Reed,
Is, Tulsa; Azz Walker, %, Tulsa
and Floc Paris, 10, Clareriore; I;
Seaman Richardson, 90 and Lille
Tyler, of Sand Springs; James o.
IewR,jr.. 20, Tulsa and Dorothy Nj
Briner, 2l Cincinnati, ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
SYMPATHY CUTS NO FIGURE
Dsisicp % Assess Ma vimum Fine on
All Revue Offcndcrs.

Special 20 The world.
HENRY YETTA. sept. 1.-Two
quarts OF low grade booze out OF
seven raids was the sum total OF
Chief of Police Stotmont's dry
squad drag net Investigation, which
scarce OF Illicit liquor Is chargeable
TO the vigorous action OF the city
court.
Mayor Hawes. acting police judge.
has put aside all sympathy for the
moonshincr, and IL assessing the
maximum fines against all offenders,
while the chief OF police has formed
the habit of proceeding under a
batch Of search warrants againsi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13

suspected places without previous
notice, with the result that con
,rabrand homo brew is just abou,
az scarce In IIcnryetta as the rea'
articles OF prev olstead days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-13
win the Oil Men

". +. Wilcox. president OF the II.
r. wilcox OIL q Gas Co, arrived In
tho city sunday morning from New
york city. where ne had been on a
two weeks' business trip. was
also In Boston and other points In
the east and stopped of In chicago
and Kansas city on my RETURN,
said Mr.. wilcox. Conditions secm
To be greatly improved generally and
everybody reported an Increase In
business In August over July, ana
this month 80 far. over August.
II ia generally thought the worst Is
over"
Charles &. Avery Of Detroit. $. o.
Powell OF Wellsburg, West virginia
and j. y. Walsh. jr.. OF st. Louis
prominent oil men, are In the city
| looking the situation over.
T.. +. Guys chief gcologist OF the
Marland Refining company. Is in the
| city from Ponca city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
NEED EXPERT ADVICE.

1t is hoped that before the city plan commits
sion decides on anything definite in the way of
improvement or development it will get in
touch with a city plan expert and secure the ad-
vantage of his experience and advice. City
planning is something more than opening a
street here, placing a park there and establish
ing a municipal civic center somewhere else.
The same thing applies in selecting a route for
the approach to the new state highway bridge.
A real city plan must cover the whole city
and every phase of its development. No mat
ter how capable a commission may be It will
find that an expert in city planning will be
able to give some valuable assistance. If we
are going to have a city plan it ought to be
something really worth while.
1t was no reflection on the engineer of the
water department to have an expert engineer
draw up the plan for the proper development of
the city's water system. The engineer realizes
the value of the service rendered by the expert.
The same thing applies to the city.
The first act of the city plan commission
should be to get in touch with an expert city
planning engineer of whom there are several.
and make the best arrangements possible for
his services. He will, of course, consult local
authorities and work with the commission. His
plan as finally drawn need not be accepted
either by the commission or by the Board of
Aldermen even If the commission should SO
recommend. The fact remains, however. that
no move should be made along the lines of a
definite city plan without having expert advice
IN the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
co As EAR As THEY LIKE.

1t is useless for the coal operators to go be-
fore the senate investigating and de-
clare that there has been no excessive prices
charged in the handling of coal. The public
know better. If the coal operators find the
government about ready to take over the
MANAGEMENT of their property they have only
themselves to blame.
If there has been any scandal in this country
during the past year or Two in the way of prof.
teering-and everybody is convinced that there
has been-the handling of coal has been about
the worst.
The naughty manner in which Independent
operators have admitted to dealers that they
have plenty of coal for immediate delivery
even in face of the great shortage being ex-
perienced everywhere, yet refuse to consider an
order under s11 or s12 a ton at the mines, al
though it has cost only SO or 81 a ton to bring
the coal to the surface, is a brazen defiance of
the public. The only way to stop this is to send
some OF those guilty of such practices to Jail.
They hate the prison bars worse than all the
fines that might be imposed upon them.
The senate committee can go as far as it
likes toward having the coal mines taken over
by the government. The people are tired of
Investigations that get nowhere. Some real ac-
ton that produces results is what is demanded
now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
RIPPING RHYMES
BY Walt Mason.
HARD TO FIGURE

/ know not why 1 always think s
new year will be fine. and feel Il
will not put a kink in glowing plans
of mine; or why a year seems on
the blink when tits In its decline.
1--WE muddled things this year. l
say, when 1 regard the past; I've
let my kopecks fly away like leaves
upon the blast, but doubtless after
New Years Day improvement will
be vast. The new year brings a
change of luck to every human
freak; my bank account the old year
struck. and made my Golfers leak,
but now I'll save a silver buck, and
maybe two, each week" The new
year has a magic touch, or so, me-
thinks. it seems; she is a vampire
and as such she brings US hophead
dreams, and ere she dies we get in
Dutch, with all our FURNISHED
schemes. l know 1 simply can't be
wise, my deeds are all mistakes, 1
travel with the bonehead guys whose
high resolves are fakes; how then
shall L to wisdom rise because a new
year breaks? In folly I've grown
old and gray. and in my Moated
Grange l count great chances
thrown away. and it is passing
strange that 1 exclaim on New
Years Day, Now things will take
a change!"
Copyright by George Matthew
Adams.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

q. O. Is there any test hat can be
made to ascertain whether gas is
escaping from d. furnace in a dwell
ing Pr. II. S.
A. The Bureau of Mines says thai
the simplest method of a~scertaining
whether gas is escaping from a FUR
mace is to put peppermint oil in the
firebox. If the .odor of peppermint
is carried to the room above 1t Is
evident that gas is escaping.
O. How is the clover named al
sike pronounced ?-D. NJ. j.
A. The word k pronounced "aP
six" the "a as in mat" and the
last syllable as if spelled Sick
Q. Are many residents leaving
Ireland in the present trouble FL.
l.. r.
A. An unofficial statement says
that 12,752 persons left the island
in ten months of 1920.
O. Is Eugene w. Chain, the Pro-
hibition candidate for President.
dead?-A. H. c.
A. E. w. Chain, the Prohibition
candidate for President in 1908 and
1912, died 1t his home in Long
Beach, Cal, on Nov. 80, 1920, from
burns received when his clothing
caught on fire from a gas heater.
@. Did the Kansas Industrial
Court recently make a decision. the
effect of which was to require en-
ployers TO provide jobs o skilled
workmen at all times?-V. T..
A. The case referred to is prob
ably the -four mill case, which was
dismissed by the court, and there
was no decision of the character de-
scribed. In the case, however, Judge
w. j.. Higgins did hand down an
opinion, in which he said that
skilled and faithful employees
should be given such treatment as
will enable them during the period
of limited production TO support
themselves and their families"
Q. How man books and pam
phlets. etc. are contained in the
Library of Congress ?-H. f. B.
A. June 80. 1920, the Library of
Congress contained ~2,S31,333 books
and pamphlets, 166.44S maps. 874.-
400 pieces of music, and 41S,976
photographs, prints, engrayings and
Autographs.
Q. Is there a ~battleship named for
each of the states?-M. p. II.
A. On Nov. 1. 1920, there were
forty-nine battleships in the United
States Navy, forty-eight of which
are named for the states of the
Union.
Q. What is a magazine gun?-A.
NJ. p.
A. This term is applied to auto
matte guns, so-ealled pump guns,
and all other guns not directly de-
pendent on hand-loading.
@. Was Tennyson eve poet laure-
ate of England?-I. NJ. c.
A. Alfred, Tennyson, the famous
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
DIGNITY OF THE COURTS.

Former Governor Stokes, in his effort to back
up the movement in the Republican senate to
remove from the governor the power to appoint
the members of the Public Utility Commits
sion, declares that the utility board should be
removed as far as possible from politics and
raised to the dignity of a judicial position.
But what could be more judicial than the
court itself? 1t surely does not lower the dig
nifty OF the court to have the judges appointed
by the governor. The senate. by its confirmation
of the governors appointments in the matter
of several judicial positions a few days ago,
admitted this. But if it does not lower he dig
nifty of the court TO have the members Of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
BETTER THAN NOTHING.

BY reporting favorably the Borah resolution
;proposing negotiations for the reduction Of
naval building by the United States. Great Bri-
tain and Japan the senate foreign relations
committee has taken one step. at least, toward
. meeting the almost universal demand for a re-
duction in armament generally. This is better
than nothing.
A curtailment in naval expenditures by these
great mowers, however, is not so much a move
in the direction of permanent peace as it is to
relieve the awful burden that the people Of
these three countries are now carrying in the
way of expense for war preparations. War be-
tween the United States and Great Britain is i'm
possible. War between either of them and Japan
is highly improbable. BY agreeing on a naval
holiday. therefore. they are merely agreeing to
;.sve their money 10 be used for more c%ons.ruc-
sve purposes.
IT js significant that at the same time the
.Borah resolution was reported fayorably an
ether resolution offered by Senator Walsh, Of
Montana, that the United States have an Amer
scan representative participate with the disarm-
sment commission of the League of Nations
was defeated. That would be too much like
giving some credit to President Wilson.
The fact remains, however, that with this
commission OF the League of Nations rests the
real peace OF the world. The nations are so
closely associated today that any little disturb
snce anywhere in the world is likely to start
something like that which followed the shoot
ing of the Archduke Ferdinand in S~arajevo. 1t
would make no difference then whether the
United States. Great Britain and Japan had de-
eided to curtail their naval plans or not, their
men and treasure would have to be spent.
Besides. IL it is desirable to have the three
great naval powers curtail their building pro-
gram, why should it not be equally desirable
10 have the leading military nations likewise
~curtail? While the navy is admitted TO be our
nrst line of defense, the army is the first line
st other nations. Why reduce navies and not
armies?
What the world wants today is some assur-
snce Of a permanent peace. The United States
light TO be leading in the great movement
looking toward tn accomplishment of this. The
means to that end is to be found in the League
of Nations. 4
The Borah resolution calling for a conference
between the United States. Great Britain and
Japan is good as far as it goes, but the really
big thing is to be denied the people of the
United States because of the narrow. petty,
partisan jealousy that leading Republican SEN
stors hold toward President Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

court appointed by the governor, why should
It lower the dignity Of the Public Utility Com
mission TO have its members appointed in the
same way?
The more the Republicans try to square
themselves with the petty action that they pro-
pose the worse mess they make Of 1t. Let the
senate accept or reject the governors appoint
ments, but the commonly accepted duty of the
executive to make the appointments ought not
to be interferred with.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

poet, served in this capacity from
1850 to 1892.
Q. How many $50 bonuses have
been granted to ex-service mem
G. 1. 7.
A. The number of claims paid I'M
der the $50 bonus up to June 30.
1920, was 1~,649,159, their money
value being $9S,949,540.
Q. Is the government in the mar
ket for any particulaS invemions?-
l.. w. X.
A. The Navy Department says
that it will hold a competition for
designs of airplanes which will be
capable not only of flight from
decks of ships but that will have a
flotation gear providing insurance In
event of landing on water also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

One thing that worries us is who is going to
wash the dishes in the future for all the help
less princesses that Mothers are raising these
days.
A man will figure it all out for two days and
be wrong. A woman will make a two-second
guess at it and be right.
A man never gets too old TO learn the kind
of things he ought not to know.
A woman's idea of a good location for a house
is one thax gives her a view of every front
porch and every back yard in the neighbor-
hood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Any reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening New Information
Bureau. Frederic ]. Haskin, Direc-
tor, Washington, ID. C. This offer
applies strictly to Information. The
bureau cannot give advice on legal,
medical and financial troubles. 1t
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly IND briefly.
Give full name and address and en-
close two cents in stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

The Uniontown, Pa, man who carried dyna-
mite on the hip would have been all right if a
mule hadn't supplied the kick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Hn Hmm

He surely picked a gabby Frau,
l speak of Oswald Lime;
He thought she was an angel; now
She's harping all the time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Advice.

My son, see that you don't believe
All that you hear, or you will grieve,
You'll find so many people know
So many things that are not so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

Downtrodden gold miners ask $40 more an
ounce for the stuff but they'll get little SYM
pathy from the movie fans who have seen them
cutting up In a western film.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Fair Warning!

Fair Warming!
A fellow lives
To learn this news;
Red liquor gives
A a the blues.
Luke McLuke.
This Wisdom take
Into your head;
White mule" will make
A man see red.
Canton (Ohio) News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Strange!

One man has scads of bonds and deeds,
One is, so poor he gets the raZz;
One has more money than he needs.
one needs more money than he has.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Oh. ,JOy.

smith is a lucky cuss." said Brown.
Everything he touches seems to turn to gold"
Yes sighed Jones. Every time that bird
adds two and two together he gets ten"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Alta Bow.

You may not know that the Names Is Names
Club is responsible for the warm Winter we are
having. But it Is and we can guarantee that
the open season will continue until Spring. The
reason for this is the fact that John Neiswinter,
731 West Fourth street, oklahoma City, is in
charge Of the Clubs Weather Bureau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Mean Brute!

THE trouble with you is that you lack I'M
agination,f snapped Mrs. Gabb.
Lack imagination" growled Mr.. Gabb.
where do you get that idea? Why, l used to
imagine that you were the sweetest woman in
the world"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
BITS OF BYPLAY
BY Luke McLuke.
Copyright. 1920. by The Cincinnati Enquirer.
Tuni

He's nagged and harried,
Is poor Voss;
For he is married
Tb his boss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Onchi

Here is a man who suggests a pension FOR
poets" remarked the Old Fogys as he looked
up from the newspaper he was reading.
"Pensioni" exclaimed the Crouch. That
must be a misprint. You mean penalty, don't
YOU? -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

Pullman rates are high but if the uppers were
higher there wouldn't be so many bumped heads
in the lowers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

Dan cupid is nominated for chairman of the
house committee of Ohio's newly-formed Wild
overs and Widows club. ANY other nominal
tons?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Wun.

Wun.
This is a strange world. seems to me-"
Remarked Woodchopper Tupp;
For, each time 1 chop down a tree,
l have to chop it up"
Luke deluxe.
Ny dog is fond of chops, and he
Whenever some he cops,
Will put those chops inside him, gee,
Then sit and lick his chops.
Newark Advocate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

Our Daily Special.
You Can Be Prudent Without Being a Prude.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
shortest Short Sfnri

Chapter Furious.
Chapter II.-Sulphurfous.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Gosh!

There is a X. +. Porter in Sweetwater, Tenn,
who never worked on a newspaper. He sells
groceries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Police!

We hate to keep anybody out Of the Club. But
whaddy we gonna do with Knott Wirth Adam
OF Flagstaff. Ariz?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21

Names Is Names.
Letta Malone lives in Troy, Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-21
Things 10 Worry About.

There are only 25,264 miiIionaires in the
United states.