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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-07
Economic Council Chief Foresees
Holy Land as Great Agri.
cultural Nation.
IS PLEASED WITH PROGRESS
csvntry Seon viii d IN Important
Factor In Near East Eeonomie LIE
will Net Support Large
Cities.

London.-"Rspid progress already
has been made In developing the
economic resources Of Palestine. but
We cannot hope for any nve-year mir
aeiss In the country" said Sir Alfred
4oud. chairman Of the Economic coun-
cil for Palestine.
The few months that have passed
slDcs Sir Hebert Samuels organised
Tie new civil government have dune
much to put things on a sound foot
inG." he continued. 'rhere have been
10000 Jewish Immigrants In the past
year. coming from all parts Of the
wsrsd. and they are already At work
bvi1ding roads. laying out farms and
organizing the groundwork for devel-
op0ent schemes.
r and. however. that there are In
the public mind many misapprehen-
sioos both In regard to the economic
conditions In Palestine and a. to what
ths Jewish people hope to do there.
] have heard persons talk Of the
Palestine Of the future - II the Jews
hoped to make It Into another Eng.
lasd, Q densely populated state full Of
factories, industries. Of large cities.
I % not re how this can ever be. I
have Just returned from q tour Of
Palestine and know that u Il not
. countFy that will support cities such
~ Manchester or Sheaield. Further.
more. the Jews do not want such
cit3oa.
An 'orleuiturai Country.
"Palostine 10 an agricultural c0un.
try. It resembles In topography such
Mediterranean lands - Spain or
Southern Italy. There 10 no coal, no
Iron. Much Of II 10 now waste land
that must Be reclaimed BY irrigation.
There are now 100000 persons In
Palestine. OF this number only 100.
90 are Jews. The country 10 In q
posr condition politically and econo-
nically. No one can realize. without
going there. what the centuries Of
TeFkiai, rule have meant. The Turk.
~ regime prevented tho development
Of any worthwhile industry.
Furthermore. Palestine suffered
heavily In the war. The Turks stripped
the country. cut down the orchards.
destroyed the vineyards and burned
the factories. Excessive taxation pre-.
vented industry Of any kind. Now.
inter the war. Palestine u suffering
with the rest Of the world In the
,rssent economic depression. Palestine
n . beautiful country; II can and viii
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-07
Pick Leader From Famous Line
Of Indian Statesmen.


TahleQuah. Okla.-The house Of
Oritts regainsd the heritage brought
down By \ long line OF illuststous
CAsrokes statesmen when the rem
naats Of the Cherokee indian tribe met
here and elected Levi Orttts chief Of
the Cherokee natioo.
II what was formerly the senate
cheDbsr Of the Cherokee nation. where
his fAtl,sr led many stirring debates.
Len Oritts ives pronounced the
tsibs's asw leader.
D~d Oritts, bis Grandfather. was
captnls IN the Civil war and later was
arse cAssf a Tie Kss Too wahA ~
~ powssopl ts1be q the Chefokse
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-07
JOY BROUGHT
INTO HOME
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vese-
table Compound, Restoring
Mrs. Benx 10 Health

Altoona, Pa-'I am writing TO tell
you what Lydia e. Pinkham's Voaotablo
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-07
Yukon Riches.

It IL estimated that In the las,
IS years. that IN since the discovery
Of gold In the Yukon, t2OO. O00, 900 Of
the precious metal has been recovered,
and II is predicted that within the
next quarter Of century another
$9OO.OOO,O0O will be given to tho world
u the form Of silver from tho Mayo
area where there arc indications Of
rich finds.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-07

Compound has douo
for me. We have
had six children
de almost at birth.
From one hour 70
nineteen days u all
they have lived. A.
! was going to havs
another, I took Z
dozen bottles Of yous
Vegetable Com.
pound and I can ~
that It u the great
A~A -Af>l.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-07

fare Of the tribe. The society Ia com.
posed Of between 5000 and 10000 full.
blood Cherokees.
Tw" smaller societies. the might
Hawks" and the Cherokee provisional
COMMITTEES. arr contained In the tribe,
over which Chief Gritts has absolute
power.
Chief Gritts speaks both the English
and Cherokee Language huently. and
wrteS ~ we'll In bOth languages. The
new leader owns more than 1000 acres
Of Cherokee nation land. and resides
In MuskORec with his wife and two
Children. He has been engaged In the
rial estate businsss for the last nf
teen years.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-07
COLORADO
STATE NEW
,w...s. Ns-.p.s~ ua,.a NM ss,vso.,

quarter northwest of Aryada. causing
damage estimated at $4,000.
f.a.,r.. E,.nn,ynn for tbc n.st
four wars s.c.r.t.rv or tho Co,oyndo
Ut,,,ti.s Commission In. submitted
his r..ipnn,ion ia hscome effective
Anr,, a
Henry C. Watson. the man who
made the Greeley potato famous
throughout the United States. died mt
Long Beach. Calf. from heart trou.
HE. according to word received in
Crce,ev
p,., . , , a., -. .,.
80 a., nj, u.,.....,,, n,,u,, g.
.oc,n,,o, Tor Tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In nan.
YER Of one Of tho lnrrcst amateur wire.
less telephone stations west of the
Mississippi.
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WIN w u,"''".'e" =" .'o $3.50" .
most. including tho Ih.nycr unItx.
launched n cnmpnirn that will tcrmtp.
ste IN Memorial div with the wearing
Nv every American Of n French poppy.
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WAS opened and $45 taken. Efforts to
break the safes OF the ker~ey Lumber
Company ana Tom l.. SchnhKH nsed
"" we're """u''e."'"'' "S .o"".s
wa" '".e" ,."'" '"e '."" '.S"'' u"
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Wnt'on. w'le OF 'he pre*lHeht OF the
United oII COMPANY ana MIS- ouS 70
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gan. gahn Vi Ee1snond 81 Nen
70 i. : gfafaats ~ the GnYerMfy 81
ssermoms Nv fks siMss ~ 1853 h en-
peesra 10 b. taAstn sgef 81 m Nsf-
MORT sfafx Alasmnl Asse~ stiea neef.
m~ Nn# AmnlFnFs 20 b. held st GhN
N~m Sfefwowf Hotel ~ awsen. en-
Anr4I e9 he ~ berm fer aev9rai
vi x8 wtxssdent VI the kawapa state
aAssmmi ef ~ tessFsisv 81 kfFsuenf
rr~rsdvws t.sy v hstleY ~all paak
e. en- @sfe ~ sse mem7 graduate ~
sAw Imfv~ ~ A rsusanx 90 .tozwta.
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s4oa. n D hepea 70 nnmhe fns xMther.
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81 the fnssltHasn. fhe alamnae af-
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fssxHsut IN s. GeMmsh efY ana xics.
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fwmgh ~ WYst feslNnem. y a. sw*h
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was sm e@mHmmma et fhe tAswi r@ms.
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stwht aam8 Later No. mns mwafslsl a
massial ~ ths IBs1es ssAiea CemxFess
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we@ia "a 10 have fas fanegal Fsast-
ponsa
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faefags aRef ths Eesa So ~ a eanHe-
&ax assernasa. rhs soars was 5 -
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b. SLATE
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gfpxasienal cauFfh n kerm@uf .
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n faa#a s4eee8nG Of tae 3 ealesl
aeFsilty
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memf b F@@mffN wm8e NNees simfe Of
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Aale sea gUf ssks taFunu1 anl
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~. Johnsbur, boz Wins
Houors al Brow N

Tae HganF faen8s q Ruhefs = A.
pn on OF Mr. Hvism ! Az on ~
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Public Highways
Are Not Pastures

fhetw m@mEws 60 he swmae ms i@k9n
roweep 81 4A@@s fhe xhss ~ sa~
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eatsla 20 smaam AZ large ai@nm ths
hiKawaya. 4 i nat 0sslg 3 wasasMnxs
ana annefanke. hut ~ maosg tnMannsp
. p@altir~ a@maAga Ia property. 49,
'see ais a hsiie ka.es - rxHsa nnd
EewsaE e@pa.
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cattle. h@weA. sAesn q "a - 10 ran
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8 senwiag - . paAsSie eu idsnx. sat
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ahmll he Nmem wws maore tAan &i0 on.
Hus irs gaam 8 t9
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FOR SALE

Fwe-isn~smems hemse located o.
the pl@ih, paying "a pa esnt On In
vsstmenf. Al naeslern eonssHaenees.
NsAf FM.fhamk.
A waee c@t age al Fm@8xFm avn.
pfUeements Peal street
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garage aaa san aeaes 81 lAmaA
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a9s on the psain.
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urausa
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tgwn W@mef re- nN awmy
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Installation Of u. u. :.
Oisieers Friday Night


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ROOMS To aENT 80 samnw
slreet paene 41N a ~
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OUR WANT ADS PAY
WANTED

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Classified Dept.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
Kerr Reports Important
Wildcats Now Drilling;
WeatherfOrd- -AntlerS

w. +. Kerr Of Oklahoma City one
is in Ardmore covering the Wilson
shooting case as correspondent Of the
Kansas City Star. Mr. Kerr's work
as an oil fraternity scribe is known
throughout the petroleum industry.
with particular reference 10 wildcats
drilling in territory adjacent to local
fields.
Two wildcats OF Importance to which
Mr.. Kerr calls attention are the ohJn.
son-Black Clay drilling three miles
north Of Weatherford, and the Hud-
son.Miller, drilling ten miles northwest
of Antlers. Pushmataha county.
The Johnson Black.Clay well IS at
total depth Of 1905 feet. and 1920
feet in an oil sand. II was opened up
last Sunday FOR the perusal Of a
group OF Magnolia Petroleum company
officials. and made an appreclable
flow. While flowing from the bottom
sand. production also started to come
between the 6inch and Sinch castings
from shallower sands which had been
passed through at depths OF 420 feet
and $40 feet. on account OF cayings
and failure 10 make the packer stick
the hole is in bad condition and IL IS
question as TO whether or not the
operators will be able 10 save It. II
they cannot. Il Is their intention 10
Immediately start another hole on the
lease before January ]. 1922. The grav.
ity of the oil. as tested by 4 chemist
Of the Southwestern Normal, showed
better than 10.
The Hudson.Miller wildcat Is at q
total depth Of 1000 feet at which depth
1t touched a sand with q showing Of
oil. For 4 depth OF nearly 200 feet.
the test encountered gas showings
which increased as the bit went deep.
er and reports have it that the opera.
tors moved machinery and other tools
away fearing fire. The block on which
this test IS drilling is known as the
Chamber ~ Commerce block. having
been acquired ia a most interesting
manner with a most worthy proposi.
ton in view. \ committee Of Antlers
chamber Of commerce men were ap-
pointed for the purpose OF blocking
up the acreage with instructions that
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thing new i'm petroleum circles, but
is a method which deserves great
cOmmendation and might be followed
out by other cities not yet in proven
oil areas, for the benefits derived
should producer result would be Of
greatest advantage TO the city near
which the acreage is located.
The Antlers acreage was geologized
by DR.. Arthur Hermann Of Taft, CAL
who spent three months working up
the structure for the present opera
tors.
The structure Is regarded by Mr.
Kerr as intermediate territory lying
between the Choctak fault and the
Kiamichi mountains. and is far enough
away from both to be regarded as
likely looking territry. There are three
wildcats now drilling in the vicinity
of the block One OF them is the
Nash ct al (Pawhuska operators) drill.
ing five miles west Of Antlers, and
another is .Iohnson-Tuthill of Breck-
enridge, drilling three miles south Of
Antlers.
GIVE HEALTH; BUY CHRISTMAS
SEALS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-23
COttOnbelt Completes
Phoebe RexrOat b.; Is
Swabbing From 3 Sands

Cott,nbelt Petroleum Company mas
Completed It's No. on the Phoebe
Kexroat Il farm. in thc northwest cor
ny CT the northwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section 10, 4s'2w'
with sNabbed production OF 100 par
I,s from three sands at depths Of
1SlOlu6 feet, l4s515lj feet, and
lss5l5sG feet Total depth oil the hole
S. l6Ol feet.
Same company Is deepenins It's No.
] on he Phoebe Rexroat farm IL.
d., southwest of the northwest Quhr'
ter OF The northwest quarter of section
10. 4s.9w. which is nov drilling
n l7l5 feet. a sand with production
o. 100 barrels was drilled through at
g depth Of lGsO.s5 teeC The we'll will
l. drlsd 10 the lsOOlSVO foot sand
which va encountered IN the Hum
bl, offset cu the west Ia section y
4s.2w aud which produced SVO-'OV
t9rrsls
Same company is drilling At 40 ieet
in les No 9. Oh the Phoebe RcSroat
l. farm, in the northeast OF The south
wsst Quarter OF the southwest quar-
tsr of section 10. ls.9w. This well Is
a. twin to No on the same farm.
same company is drilling it, NO -
on the Opal ReXtoet in the northwest
Of the northeast quarter OF the north
weSt quarter OF section 10. +s'2w, q;
q depth OF Gli feet. This well Is J
Twin 10 No 9. on the same farm.