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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
The Mid-COntinent Refiner

An ADDRESS Dy ~ W. hoilht, WV f''''-
dent Cosdeu 3 Co. Tulsas greatest
crater. Before =econd annual meeting
American Petroleum institute, 'onsreHs
hotel. Chicago, December 8. 1921.
ut ls great honor indeed 10 mo
TO be here and to address you ON
the subject OF some Of the prob
lens OF the independent retincr
which he has been compelled to
face during this past year, and not
altogether limited to this past year,
but every year 80 far az the inde-
pendent refiner is concerned
when Mr.. o'Donnell said. Talk
about the Independent refiner and
his problems the though flashed
through my mind. oh, what a
field" II envisioned to me a great
scope Of territory that rolled out be-
fore me like tho great plains that
roll from the Mississippi river TO
the foothills OF the Rockies.
thought. can fare forth In this
great, vast territory, and from every
tree and every twig and every hill-
top and every valley, ! can pluck
/ subjects for discussion here, so nu-
merous that time would be entirely
/ too short and eternity would be
/ strained TO give me time to discuss
! them.
80 I sat down and began think
| ing. One of the first thoughts that
came TO me was this: There is no
problem OF the independent refiner
/ that is a proper subject for discus
sion here except those problems
which can be solved here. II seemed
| 10 me that was the case, 30 ! began
/ to tabulste them on my fingers
| the problems that were properly
and profitably dircussable here. ]
] n l srf1h
denly discovered that that great vast
/ territory into which | was 10 fare
forth was a barren waste | was ut
terly discouraged. Then I thought:
This Independent petroleum refining
/ Industry is like great mill pond In
which are floating around n great
lot OF fellows like fishes, Among
those fellows / am just q little min
now. There are many big fellows
among them--big fish swimming
around and once In while there
is disturbance that convinces you
there Is whale among them, 80
will Just bait hook and drop II
over there with an s. o, s. sign on
; Il and tell the fellows 10 come
through with some OF their problem
so | win have something 10 discuss
81 pulled in my lines that | had
cast out into this mill pond and or
every hook was the same little bunch
OF crawdads from every fellow tina
answered. The problems Of the in
dependent refiner are common tC
them all. They are all alike. ther,
are not 30 very many OF them, anc
there are few indeed that can b'
solved In this assembly When yot
talk about the independent reflnel
YOU think, who is he? what Is he
. Sometimes when meet together
with the fellows, they are fine
bunch OF lads, believe me, but some
times when we meet together ant
we hear them talk about themselve!
and talk about the other Fellows
they remind me Of story OF mar
y that lived ages ago, am not go
, ing to tell you where TO find THU
story. Most OF you fellows won
, know where to find II l am quit'
, sure and any OF YOU that want e
find II can come to me after TN
meeting is over and ] will tell y"t
where 10 find H. The fellow
, Z >, "a M. u,ae Iuh He WAS covered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
DeUonian and McMan Oil
Companies Bringing In
Burbank "Gusher"

The Dcvonian OH company and
the McMan oil Company'H test in
the northwest corner of the SOUTH
west OF $500. Burbank pool. which
got the top OF the regular Burban nk
pay Friday night and began flowing
at the rate of so barrels per hour,
was drilled ~ feet In yesterday and
has increased its flow to 80 barrels
per hour Top of the sand was
found at 2,730 feet and as there are
SIS To 90 feet of this rich pay, u real
"gushcr" Il assured. Tie well H.
estimated at 1000 barrels natural ns
Il stands.
Offsctting this big producer. Louis
Ericdmnns test ON his SiOO.OOO
lease. purchased at next 10 the last
Usage sale, II ready "a drill In. They
now have showing Of both oil and
gas at 1855 feet and are pulling the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Drilling First Well Is an
Old Habit With Waldo

epeeial to The World.
PONCA CITY, Dec. 24.-Drilling
me first test for oil and gas In a
new community Is an old habit with
~ A. Waldo of Ponca City. who has
hcently along with T.. A. Bucklin
tn Deer Creek, drilled in the first
eas we'll in the territory west of
Medtord, in Grant county-the
iarthest find OF gas westward in
northern Oklahoma by IS miles. The
distinction belongs to Bucklin OF
drilling in the first well in the Deer
Sreek district of Grant Both are
: longtime wildcatters, ready to make
= pet In new district.
II was Waldo who drilled the first
test for h. w. Marland in the
Ponca City locality. This occurred a
number OF years ago and the well
was put down just northwest OF the
White House." on the l0l ranch,
where one of the ranch orchards IL
now located. Associated with Mar
and and Waldo was George l.
MILLER OF the 10l ranch, and while
they encountered several good
looking sands they did not, evil
GENTLY, go deep enough as has been
proven by later and far deeper
orililng in this part of the state
NNhere no test is satisfactory unless
has gone 1000 feet. Hencefor'
WARD Waldo has drilled numerous
wells for Marland and his associate;
and also for himself
George Miller declares That wher
he initial hole was put down on tho
ranch everybody was hard up FOL
cash And the truth of II is," say
miller. that We used to play pokel
WIN Waldo for his monthly sal
s,yi II we won, then we could gC
anead drilling again for another
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
WIN the OIL Men

willard Foster is enjoying christ
mas with his son. Claude
Foster. with the Marshall Fields
people In Chicago. who arrived you-
torday TO celebrate with hls father
and his brother, II. r. Foster. Their
home at 1645 South Elwoud. Is very
merry these days
II, 4. Brumficld. Of the Barnsdall
OH company is enjoying visit from
his son Danridgc. who is home from
Culver for the holidays
james X. Crawford Is back from
Texas where be IN drilling a well
near Wortham, that has every indi-
cation Of being big producer. ana
Will celebrate Christmas with his
wife and children. They are said 10
know more about having a good
timo Christmas. IN the Crawford
family. than anybody, There is an
orchestra In which all take part, and
then there Is "Dad." who as every
body knows, has the biggest heart
OF any man IN town.
John Griffin will leave tonight for
Washington, ID. C.. and while there
will confer with Senator Harrcld, OF
MnOm tNtTNppIy W lil' vi N'pH - y
is very proud. and also Will look In
TO the case now pending before the
Interstate Commerce Com mission. In
| which the Brundret Brothers are
seeking TO have the minimum tender
| of oil for shipment by pipe line
reduced from 100000 barrels tt
/ 1000 barrels.
J. ]. Msloney Of okmulgee mild
| " protests against giving Waite
! phillips credit for all OF the Bald Hi
we'll which came in the other day
making 1000 barrels. inasmuch as
! the Independent oil company has a
| $3.50 interest In the property, and
| Mr.. Maroney. slong with many other
OF the good people of Okmulgee, Ii
stockholdcr in the latter concern
| There is n publicity man down nj
! Okmulgee who IL slow--very slow
/ these days, and ahould be admon'
/ lshed TO hasten with the news.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Tiddi-Osdge Inside Pay
in Burbank Pool

The Tidai-OSagc Oh company's
No. 4 well nj the center of the south
east Of the southCast of t-2s-6, Bur
bank pool. was given "a tO-quart shot
aud ls making $40 barrels per day,
sand was topped at 2,sio feet, there
being SIS feet Of IL and the total
depth Of the producer being 2,si,
feet.
The Tidal- -OsaEc interests No. .
In the southwest corner OF the south
cast of the southeast of 30-27.6. has
the top of the pay sand at 400
feet and they arr pulling tho bis
Z pipe to drill In. This well offsets th,
/ Skcily- Phillips I,tCO- barrel produces
aud has been delayed for Rbou
sixty days with u bad fishing Job.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Fighting Bad Care
at ByisfOIC

The Tidal oil company, Matthews
& Stinson's No. well I'm the south
east corner OF the southeast of the
southpast OF 2S-l6-9, IL fighting n
cave In the aWheeler sand at 2,26O
feet No. on this lease aud In the
northwest corner OF the southeast Of
IS, is drilling at 400 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Southwestern Has Producer
at TOnku,ra

The southwestern Petroleum cor.
poration has "a 25O-barrcl produce!
at only eight feet In the 2.t20-fop,
sand In It's No. = In the southwest
Of iO-2I-1w, Tonkawa district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Lonesome Oil Man Shut In
for Christmas, Sends the
FoiloIOing Telegram to
His SIceetheqr

III body wish a body heaps OF
loving cheer. he should be there, TO
kiss = body, Christmas of each year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

pipe to- complete. \ second record
breaker h expected In this test.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

h. unconstitutional machine. Must
Aaah good condition. Will pay cash,
rv,i1& eos M, care World. --Ad-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
OIL AND GAS
Observation-Disclosures, Ets

:, operating manager or superin-
mndent OF drilling and production
Sgpth Tor position after January l.
Msst twenty years successful ex-
gI,ence handling leases. drilling
~os' S' and production. Very familiar
cnh the deep drilling ia the Mid
poohuneht field. Address w. c.,
yA 1913, Bartlesville. Okla.-Ad-
Verlisement,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

bleO acres, 10 wells making five
eleis net per day. In Nowata
dV,santy' Oklahoma. Old settled pro-
nsuon at "A sacrifice. For full
vsr,uiculars vsr,i call Cedar 2540.--Ad-
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
Gotham Sill Maintains Its Supremacy

<rEW NuNk WtH 'Hc "anory
y tive husband H-r stH t,.#fe
the puhlc. 900 even stranger wa'rl.
puntW .a.a has arsrulvG=H Uan
with twa u4,,> BOO q 'hn~ruum Hiari.
mpui over boz E-ruasn. ouy a fHr
wives rrn.h nH8 f4y u'Nyr E.- au.
The man iu TIE case. Antonio Nat~
furty Htc has byyD living Tor several
month. with she wives Tie g. s.Hu
TAILS nuly F|,m ~. while 'lr '.H"r
only Frrneh aud they communicate
S4iA each ollie. ~. "A sl l>iem OBJ, Aa--sas
uu wood. Tie tvo wives tls, Hr'u
working tos,taer for a c.,,amius
house
Rug,s : an iron wu-atr rHilhe the
cooperative husband" Herbert Au.
d-,vs. stock l-nsy- ac isn't blessed
With money Like Andrews. Euyt, 8
rather handsome. tie - held 0n $500
bond uu charge - h.-amy
When the var started Rugis and
wife ~ l-Char.otte Marie Luiuy .ra
Ruyts--V,re uylus loo Antwerp They
had been married 10 l>'i Five ~ 'h,
twelve children are St.ft living tiru-h
only two daughters. VIrctrH. rf,yru
and rh.lomeue thirteen. osur to this
country
Ruyts was a member OF the Card"
CIvique and went 20 Licse 10 help
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
OWNS CLOCK OF GEN. PUTNAM
Wooden TImeplses Of Colonial Period
Placed In Masonic Temple al
Honsoys Fsils, N. Y.

Roehcst.r.--A relic ~ the olden
times In the shape Of "Gpndfaihers
Clock" has hrrn placed In the hall In
Masonic temple In lloneoye Falls.
The clogk In owned by nr, Harry X
Marlette. and hecuuS. of It's hlstor, 4,
IL worthy of more than passing notice
THIS affidavit. sworn TO before q
notary public Nouches for It's history (:
This clock was made Ia Eugland
aud vas brought 10 this country hy q
man named Davis and was afterwarti
sold by him To Israel Putnam, and at
hls death was handed down to his eld.
rst sun. Israel l'utuum Ir 1.-THE IN.
nous gvnvral of the Revolutionary
Watl.
At his death II hcsame the prop.
ertN Of inW-s = Putnam After hls
death um" Into possession ot u
and Il Vas said tY tue to pt. Harry
Il MHdattr Ia August. iTSt"
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
Women Ignore Sheik

titade Of garments designed In old
time to hide the Outlines of their Or.
nres Both veil and dr~xs~~ are dss.p
sea blue, Instead Of the dull cuuven.
tional black once the custom. sou,e af.
feet the hem@spun brown trrss the
becoming garment designed by HalI,ie
Hannm, the nationalist woman leader.
These changes have dlsxipaisd the
mystery which once enyelo,sd the
Turkish womaa and Americans h@r~
lind that she does not differ in lnok.
very much from others. On nm aver.
are, they are not SD gool.looktng m
the American women The difference
may be said to lie In their timIsl,y.
Even this quality is tiisstpatsd quickly
when they come In contact with fur.
eigners. as IL the case In the mixed rv.
teptIuns given Of the Cuasfanttnon,s
college for giFts maintained here hy
Americans. Al such receptions the
Turkish girls and women talk brightly
and cieveriy with American naval ON.
GERS and other guestA
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
csuid No, os, Central.

Castle y N-A couutry sehed
teacher entered business place nuc
dHy and aaa~i 90 uss thr t,lsphaHe
4 peucIl shsnsyu.t was fastened e.
tie shelf ou which a., irl,HNruc
s'nod She rurtrd the shuu,'usf aud
ionk down the r'ntNrr Ge'iH. ~
r,pif. she r,I,atrt n several lines
Tuuus Go tie clerk. she sHid That's
the rnsnH have never bad tcI-
phone Installed 10 my house You
UrH So @sFs Ice"
"lust turn 'hs crank IN 'hc l,eil Boa
Tat Was o. l-ur.f shHue8rt 'ou Wcrs
usls. suggested lh. r.erk
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
Hawaiian Race
Being Reborn

In marrying within their own race,
there are other groups which are q
,lu,e SECOND IN Tits respect only o.
~ one pcr cent Of Japanese women
coutruct out marriages, or unions with
msn of other mces while OF Of one
Tar cent of Japanese men So pick their
mates The pervnlaEr fur the chl'
uvsc il q Ter ccnt fof the women and
as ger crnt for the men, Ameritan
i5n for the women nnd al5 for the
men, Portuguese. 2e1 women. i3u
mrn, Hawaiian. 4o.a womcn. 1873 men
Pure Stock Dies fast
The puw ilawHinE death rate Is
fHr highest Ia the islands ll4s p.t
thaunud annually although the pure
HAWAIIAN birth rate i nearly twice as
#.H as American. British and other
ahil,s
Scientists rrcogutrr that susrepii.
HfHy fu d.srusrs of civilization Is rr.
r.aHs.h.y tar ihr dlsaWeuranpr u the
.au Hawaiian race. lat thp nEurr.
.-i wW#r publ', ty NJ Sullsun arr
.r Hry a. show that IN, uirfmHr
#.a, Is rebuilding tie "lb fuoc uto a
suus,r wurc hardy paullg
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
Chicago Traffic Police a Peevish Lot

CHiCAGo.-TrafiiC policemen are a
~ peevIsh lot. One OF them arrest
ed Tony Sorenson for running over
him at Jackson boulevard and State
street during the evening rush. II was
not Mr.. Sorensan's fault. He was
sound asleep and did not see the po-
Iiceman. Furthermore, he apologIEed.
But the policeman. John King. would
not listen TO excuses and took him 10
Central station. where he was booked
on 4 charge Of disorderly conduct.
Richard Brennan is the lookup keep
er there He recognized Nj Sorenson
as man sf family, and endeayored to
help him In his extremity by calling
his wife. who lives at 4222 Jackson
boulevard.
Il suppose he's in again" remarked
Mrs, sorensep In advance of Bren-
mans snnouncegpsnt to that effect.
We'll, keep him there over Sunday,
please, 1t isn't often we get rest.
How is the car---brokeB7H
On receiving Mr. Brenpans an
nouncement that il was in -tne shape
she said her daughter would call for
the car. -
Meanwhile Mr. Sorenson was awak-
ened from his slumber and began an
Rouncing to the jail that he was
ineal descendant Of G. Washington.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19

.tcm o., German Iuyas.nu IT, vas
captured aui pg, 20 w"rs ny toe D,r-
wr,. D., said bot later '.#pd 10
Paris WGr y. /. mrauau..r r.
un,f .u Antwerp
In Paris EHyt, m"i Mu' Mar"
r.,rrc L. Barre. Nidua. forty .lt
= rs old TlrE smi.ra'rt ,a rfr Ju.-
'rH states .r january lp-n aud after
feIus detained ut Eih, Island. we're
permitted ia :" ASHORE io he married
Eutts ,Var, hs uas bachelor
Last Nutpma,r Eull> sent f1r Wffe
80 l aaI 'hr children. apparently at
The urgent request uf wife No. = Tie
Belgian woman vaS never permitted
tn De- Huay frnW home alone.
A. Egy', has not sought American
citizenship the entire family. It is "a. j.
a. subject to deportation
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
"Cold" Alchemy
Hoax of Bacon

terms marvellous siugtolss % .slcn
rHs su.v .sIst
isvrfur NrstHIi told u hfs tuo
year, lai,or g. artg,yr tie o-3c Hs
guu ussa
A. r#u.'' ~ f's revelations made
ry tHs ~srsf vari manuscript. - 80
rv's have f,srrTyt it1uH bad rymarx.
HH.r taHa |et.s 1t mathematical 49,.
toms ouussf.' r-fay at saJ ne tte
f.sHEsrrs a...s tf EH rrrs.aeI gU.
SHOWN g. asafrs wf# r-Htaa,ers=i
hundreds r rrsr ar,f as lrsth.
-..,u., aHai have ',rH ..s' a. m4sh
ta advance - .fs grv~s.i state
E,rtzra'.er - ire c pts'.
-iaasa rauuvissi the Hssa O; 81
pressing every vf,r - aufi at..h
Hs pantef ta urfs IH rft,F - yt.
liable arH taHsHs tHc Syllable .Hta .
u.s ae.f- p. s.#t -fF ets uale. -
'hc IeHsf e. Is -t.--.. HssI O., CIR
s. fg 'It H-E g. Hr Iu fae aa-i
u-afet HH#.# ss Vat
IHs. .lr .arrt f- 4ss-i fh.s
saE -frt sfeF4 uHrf asIH tu
nsiraH t=l aEE tv fs.Fv as uaHy
.c''rra HHi sra nt 10 aHrsss cra -
Hsst EH t.Haer erHtHf fh.zr ~ ah sysa
f. f#a a=ef - Hs-taeF= #a fHs--t thss# # =
.a.'rs Race lars -.Hsu tir fuHr hat
sHeHess.sv sfH.aa#ss mHs1 eat aat -
So e.fh 'as ~fHa 6ss'rrs, aaahicd ic'
'rTs ttH- tfa1s Thas rat msF
nr stF#r.t .H 'ts t#Nn -igtrt a. fa5.
t""s fouI A# tfoTf.Hs Ihr tHahle
letters rHa s,'s Tho we+3 nu@A
No "e0sst Secret ~aS Etgt
-la uatGg fHc etghef yga taIs'e
every ie'fsr ctrrlf the feaf art las,
-u# thus Z sFstyvr the syftaHFs4 ah hffh
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
Milwaukee May Again Become Famous

nrnding a IA penn, spike With hare
hands
tltunr ~ pound harrrl of vet clay
tNus on the nfnF with Go pounds
uu chest. then inviting four men zach
Weighing more than .wi pounds TO get
nu his chest ln addition TO- the 0s
pounds weight. theu, With the t,ltH
pounds on his chest carrying ga n
conversation
pr,lus q naii In a heard With hare
hauJ, aHd breaking Il 20 With t.s
trth by b,ui.us nall 10 and fnn
HrutIHE twelve thpruuy spikes in
! minute 'A seconds. hrHl - pu.nt
Tearing he tWu @ m.k of ,tri. 10
frpnf ~ hals. n,rrheaA t-Hul hack,
hrtNuru kn.,s wt b hands b,Irt him:
ari tearing three packs ut uH" umr
lu tWu Ia fsuui q his hu1K
il#H.nF a iupuuud weight IN one
fHub urt writing hs maine nu vail
WsfH ."r. ryHg.i With The sam" hand
Tearing hole uui - lhr s,Hf"r ~ a
W,k 81 urls lu tvn minutes uua
fHr, seconds Whereas the r',"fi -
>aHHHu lie r. i.ii', over srseu minutes
lrrrrrs rules fuF lN.us are simple.
De- eliminates meat from bis wvHis
fruit, nuts aui Vegetables
60 Hr.ua. fwu tu fhrr" quart. "f wik
"a aay. iu addition 80 .prIrs water tl"
L#. H..a sUn.vI or 1fauA .uiuNaUlis
Irs NyAtr. r.srs
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19

NAkLANp Cal With tnr fUtI
~ neon talhlus the gardens II the
joaquin Miller nom, .u ,lNcN a-at
JdQnta Miller. daughter ot the late
pest. was bride at pagan wedding
revival As she was aT,pp"d In the
embrace Of her scarletacmt hu>-
band sire stepped from ihe "cycLe
OF pink tulip, of curiosity" into the
cycle II white lihes, the seventh aud
final cycle Of her life Hr4dred> of
"intellectuais" aud few hundred
more who oIrtshy We're curious, at
tended the strange ceremony
The moon was just getting well ihto
its business Of smiling when Juanita
stepped into the scene. She moved
quietly among her seven flower beds,
each symbolic OF one N the seven cy.
cles OF her life. and then she broke
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
Married by Light O the Spring Moon

nto song Juan Miller. her "ity
'osr." appeared. clad 10 his CLOAK ~
,sariyt and white Cayly. from out
shr flower beds, she greeted him.
Tt,fr Na, music aud then Iuau.ta
appeared. iu moment She vas
hugk u tire nvnt,r 81 the mlf circle u
.ueste-'h. Nm. CARRIED ln the gov "a
she had made. herself. II Va~ " b. n
grade burIap trimmed with this yrars ;
eucalyptus caps
Wltp Juan She danced her bu al
dance au cstHruc and highly symt oi.
Iral Improvisation. which she had re.
ated for the o.cas'oU. There was
more music and muN dancing and
then JHaH.ta assembled the altar 81
love" She held in one hand the skull
of the long deceased Miller family COW
"a rppudsr that This Iife is but tran.
s,tyry.
The music was sofi dItturbed only
by the hIcuting ~ the nanny goat.
whose only child was siEsGngtan the
altar, a sacrifice to the god Of love
luanta leaned toward Juan Hrd their
lips met A moment passed and Juan.
rta Ieatcd from tie altar into a Joyous
dance.
Legal marriage ceremony Oh.
that's all right The couple we're mar.
ried by Justice OF the peace three
months ago.
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19
Go on Stage In Defiance OF Or
der OF Vicar oil Sultan.
Turkish Women Find Ne~ FYeedcr,
as Result OF Conditions Following
the World War.

Constantinople. The command Of
the Sheik ui-isiam. vicar Of the sultan.
ordering Turkish women not TO sptEar
on the stage, Is being Ignored by them.
The Ger1uan-Austrian and allies occu-
pations OF the city. with the loss OF
husbands. fathers and brothers, and
the press Of poverty. has brnugh, =
new freetiom to Turkish women. This
In daily seen by their clothing. They
wear their wells still. instead Of a hat.
hut turned back and tied In a pretty
knot after the manner OF their Rus
sian refugee sisters
Because OF the high rriee OF cloth,
Turkish women no longer wear = muI-
Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19

\tItWAtkEE. WIS N unusually
vi sfrnus man who has not "Ah.t.t'
,,l his swuslb 10 ans pHfr>, uuIl
lnc of entertainments ,s Peter tsh
lcr. carpenter uf th., t.ty Nr l",h.
urr il u"l Of unusual uH1l TIE Is
twenty rght year, ofd SOME 81 lHr
evidences - hHs slr,usth bua shown y
the fHluN.H. tr8is
pfNns q Gu penny spike through n
one and one half inch p.anh NIth hs
bare hard
Pressing his hands together hHt
un' lHsri 10 FRONT uf DIS hrIA aHd
HuI having eight wra nu varf Hrm
sirurIns frHyN 90 rry thm lr
L,us uu hard smrHf. With h#H1
E,rrh.r' over fa.' au1 e"ru.l
mau with shoes cu standing ,n h.,
fHua
Carving "a pounds ourlat wHu
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Marble Hill press., 1921-05-19

and he would see about this indignity
"You haven't called my wife. have
your" be Inquired anxiously and. learn.
ing that this detail had been attended
to, wept and would not be coiBforted.
THAT was q boner. he said. Call Mr..
william Lynn In haywood"
What" said Mr.. Lynn. before the
police could tell him the object Of the
call, "againi I'll be. right down with
so. don't know where he gets IL"
Just then charming girl entered
thestation 10 drive away the car. Just
ms thesengine was starting. oH came
Mr.. Sorenson. having been ba!Ied out
by Mr, Lynn, and shooed her away.
"Glddap'" he said. throwing the en-
gine into high. Tell your ma I'm 20
ing out and get some Of Bill O'Dwyers
home brew. See you next week"