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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

fame and fortune killed her hus-
bands love.
All this she recited in a suit, filed
recently in Los Angeles, Cal, for
separate maintenance.
He told me was IN his way
that he had his career 70 think OF"
said Miss Acker. ITO me he is still
a wonderful boy; but TO him I am
only a Wife
I'VE started life together with
little else but love-" she continued.
Fame and fortune found him. He
deserves success, and I'm proud of
him. But the. best part Of him, that
which 1 loved and still love. gave
way before the wonderful things that
came with success-and left me only
memories"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

sign. Bethel" One Of them spell
ed it out painfully
Bet, beat, heel, hell" and
then he cried. That's the place."
When Jennie Lind visited America
she had no doubt where to attend
church in Boston. There were men
of great learning, Of which Father
Taylor had very little, but none of
greater heart or greater native gift
of eloquence.
When Father Taylor lay dying, d
friend said to him. Father Taylor.
you soon will be among the angels. -
4 don't want to be among the
angels" replied the old man L
want to stay here. among folks!"
There are folks enough in the
world, and varieties enough, and we
sometimes have occasion to weary Of
them. But one of the best things
in life for all Of us is the privilege
which we have OF living here on
earth, just among folks.
When Father Taylor grew old, he
formed the habit Of talking to him.
self as he walked along. why DO
YOU talk TO YOURSELF" he was ask
ed.
Because I enjoy talking to sen
sible mani"
But even the privilege Of talking
to "A sensible man. which. by the
way, does not always come 10 the
man who talks to himself. is not 10
be compared 10 the value Of living
among and talking TO folks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
Daniels Tells Hoe CiUiIianS Helped
America AChieUe Success in World War

Yes I replied
what do you think Of it?" he asked
1T is the order issued" my answer.
Il glad" he chuckled the telephone, Ito find
la officer agrees with me. We are going to
roast it in our paper tomorrow May quote what you
said?"
lcompanied Mr. Garfield 10 the president when lie
presented It for approval and joined Mr..
recommending the policy to the president thought
then and think that II is the
sueo. Only one thing could have been worse"
What that?" answered my now rather Disguised
feiow editor at the other end Of the line.
Not TO have issued it," 1 answered. Conditions
desperate that there way the
but carry that order until the situation i'm
proves"
VANCE MCCORMICK MAKES GOOD.
Vance Mccormick head OF TIE trade board.
beloved by all his colleagues. Prest Wilson's regard
for him and his respect for his abilities is
portfolio Both times he declined. Il serve" expresses
life without ambition for preferment honor.
very soul was in the war His loyalty TO the president
was based kindred beliefs and aims. In the war
cabinet IN his special duty and in Paris he
OF the who always made good winning the hearts
his by his frankness and their confidence
by his sound judgment.
one Of the most delicate duties to be decided was
what with the property Of aliens The president
would not the conhscation private property
but was their property must not be
left in the custody OF country. II was
therefore decided 20 appoint an alien propertv Gus
tdan. that post the president selected a. Mitchell
Palmer. afterward attorney general known later
'the hghting Quaker" In 1913 ne had declined the
portfolio secretary Of because o his Quaker
faith. IN 1917 he aroused 10 the belief war
alone could pave the way for permanent peace and
Justice and he enlisted with all his and ability.
His knowledge OF the law made him a valuable and
influential OF the presidents clearing house
for
II carry out my plan OF writing book on Amer
part the world the this clearing house
played in giving great assistance 10 the president
make a leading chapter.
Copyright 1921. by John F. Ollie Copyright
by National Newspaper Service Copyright in Great
Britain Canada and throughout Francel All rights
reserved including translation into foreign Ian
guages. including the Scandinavian. Unauthorized
reprnting for any purpose forbidden
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

Marriage may sometimes lead 20 a
sort Of sleeping sickness of the emo
lions and the imagination; but even
that's better than staying single and
acquiring paralysis of the heart and
dyspepsia Of the viewpoint.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

II IS a sad. sad fact that a woman
seldom finds real love and true de-
votion. until she has wearied OF look
ing for them, and has begun 20 look
around for a little diversion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
Try NEW S-TIUES ant Ids
GALL STONES

Or F. p. Paddock. physician ~
Kansas City. Mo. is giving away Free.
an illustrated hoob THAT Tolls bow hum
dreds ~ people nlva oHflueI wonderful
results from a simple home method 90
treatment I'm cases OF Inclination and
catarrh ~ the Gall Bladder and Bile
Ducts as associated with Gaust0nes.
Just send name % Dr. p. j. Paddock.
Box SB 2Ol, kansas CITY. NO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

should be compensated for her work
which she undoubtedly thinks has
been in vain.
A Liuful case of need might be
given consideration by a jury. yet
if Mrs. Brooksfild wins her case In
Nebraska, when she asks monetary
value on the training which every
mother owes her child. her suit Will
be tried before n jury composed Of
persons with IDEAS of right and
wrong differing entirely from the
majority in South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
SEWING HINT.

wrist cushion instead of a wrist
watch is a good idea for the home
dressnaker 1t should be small and
tackled on a ribbon which snaps
around the wrist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
Here among
Folks" Good
Place to Stay
BY IRVING WEST.

Ralph Waldo Emerson said that
America had produced two great
poets, Daniel Webster and Father
Taylor
As TO Webster, we know what he
meant Webster wrote no verse,
but he had great imagination. such
as a poet must have.
But who was Father Taylor?
No one needed to ask that ques-
ton in the days when Emerson was
preaching in the north end Of Bos-
ton. Emerson attracted the intel
lectua1 few, but the throng. includ-
ing hosts from the aristocratic part
Of the city went by his door to lis
ten to the man who talked to sailors
in the old Bethel in North Square.
Two drunken sailors were looking
for the place one night. ana they
tried to read the kerosene-lighted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

Copyright, 1921. by John F. Ollie Copyright
by National Newspaper Service Copyright IN Great
Britain, Canada and throughout Francet All rights
reserved. including translation into foreign Ian
gusges, including the Scandinavian. Unauthorized
reprinting for any purpose forbidden
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

CONTINUED from Scventeen)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Garyln County News.

George Northus has abandoned
No. Durant at tho 1,155-foot level.
u is In the northwest corner OF tho
southeast Of the southeast Of thu
southwest Of i9-3n-ie.
Swanson and associates test on
the MCGrimcron farm, i'm the center
OF the southwest of the southeast OF
tho northwest OF 17-4n-1e, In "a rig;
No. l Thompson, In the northeast
corner of the southwest OF the south
west of the northwest OF 27-4n-1e,
Is abandoned at 235 feet
G. j. Wrightsman's test on the
Parnell, in the southwest OF - the
southeast of 5-in-jw. ia still flow
ing 80 barrels from the 1881 foot
sand.
The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tion has standard rig moving in for
No. 2 Wood, In the southeast corner
OF the northeast of the southeast OF
9-ln-3w. That companys No.
Harvey, In the southwest corner of
the southeast OF the southwest OF
ll-1n-3w, is pumping 40 barrels.
The Arbuckle OIL company has a
$4,000, 0,000-foot gasser In No. 1 Har-
vey, in the northeast OF the south =
west of the northwest of the north
west of 14-in-3w.
Jones and others test on the New
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, opal w. II. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442

Anything over on him. he Invariably
stood for it and did n with smile,
and tho chances arc II Us this trait
from allowing illldrcth. his Naincu
been buying up all tho oppoainR
horses, the chances are IT was bo-
cause " hiH association with tho
mpuop0lists In tho oil game. and
everyone knows that this bunch
never allows any serious opposition,
I'm former times. Harry Siuculir
would take an oven chance. Just ~
hr did when he backed his baseball
team nt Independence. against Bar
ucsWllc, and lost and az he has frc-
pucutlv done since then, and won
out Hs hc has many times The
WUshington sport writers are uouJt.
less looking for something HcnHu-
tluual when thoy give "a list ~ some.
thing IKE u half dozen fancy three.
ycar-olds that have gone to the bnd
since being owned by Sincla!F, and
after an. success BE- the thing, aud II
Hildrcth couldn't win the big stakes,
hc has won lot ~ email ones.
Harry Sinclair has had Eomo big
days. at that. IL must have been a
great day for him when his horse
Grey Lag" won such races ps the
Belmont Dwyor. Brooklyn handicap,
Empire City derby. ana Dcvonshlro
international renewals Aud hero IN
Tulsa thorc should bc some way Of
getting the news and Keeping up
with the racing game. as played by
our own owners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Stephens County. OkIahoma.

Shaffer q Mankin are shut down
at LOO feet. having missed the XII
gore sand in No. / Tale, In the
southeast corner OF 3-in-5w.
Ross & Green are fishing for
tools cat 100 feet on No. Johnson.
In tho southwest corner OF the
northwest OF 1-tn-5w.
Kimberlain and associates are
drilling at 500 feet on No. Rich,
In the ceuter of the northwest OF
the southeast OF 3-2n-4w.
Moore and others are shut down
at $40 feet on No. / Smith. in tho
southwest corner OF tho northeast OF
the southwest OF 7-2n-Iw.
Wagner & Greene are shut down
at .36S feet on No. / Trent. in the
northwest corner of the northeast Of
tt-2n-5w.
Tho Nudge oil company is drill
ing at $40 feet on No. 6 Wood, in
tho southwest Of the southeast of
the northwest OF 26-ls-5w.
The Earltex Petroleum company
is shut down at 1,425 feet on No. 9
Chivers. In the northeast corner Of
the northwest of tho northwest OF
34-1s-5w. No. 4. in the southeast
corner of that 40 acres, is a Star
machine moved in.
The Majestic oil company IL
underreaming the s-inch 20 1000
feet on No. Frensley, in the cen-
ter OF the west line Of the east half
Of the east half Of the northeast of
14-2s-6w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
SHOW Storm Hats Work In
Montana and Wyoming

(FromN Wyoming oil World)
Severe snowsturms sweeping over
Montana and Wyoming greatly In
terfered with wildcat work In these
two states the past week. Parts Of
Colorado and Utah We're also af-
fected, but not 10 so great an extent.
Many OF the tests were shut down
for several days. but, as in most
cases, "it is an I'll wind that blows
no one some good" so in the case
OF the storms, the melting SHOWS
since have replenished the streams
and filled the water holes. 10 the JOY
OF contractors and operators. at n
number OF Locations. Reports on a
number of the more important Wild
cat tests In the mountain states fol-
low:
Billings, Mont. Deal has been
closed between the Standard oil
OF California and the
OIL company
whereby the former takes over a
one-half interest in 10000 acres OF
the latter located In Montana and
covering a number OF well defined
structures. The California company
has opened headquarters IN Billings
and will develop these holdings, II |
has already started work by NOV
ing two standard rigs TO the Armells |
atructure north of Armells in Fer .
gus county.
Roundup, Mont.--showing Of oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

1900 900 gallons less than the
stocks at tho end Of August Tx
pOrts were approximately 500, 900
gallons loss for september. The pro-
duction OF kerosene for the fret
nine months Of 1921. az compared
with the production for the same
period for 1920. shows a loss OF 16
per cont: exports were ~ per cent
loss, shipments 10 insuiar posses
aious gained 2i per cent. and do
nestle consumption was ~ per cent
less than for the first nine months
Of 1920
For the month Of September the
daily average production Of gas and
fuel oils increased ncarly 1000, 900
gallons over August. stocks were
decreased 100000 gallons. For
the first ninc months OF 1921 the
production OF gas and fuel oils was
- per cent larger than the produc-
ti5h fof the same period IN 1920:
exports. including bunker oil loaded
on vessels engaged I'm foreign trade,
were Increased by rs per cent; ship
monts 10 lnsular possessions in
creased 10 per cent and domestic
consumption shows "A gain of 4 per
cont.
Tho daily average production Of
lubrlcating oils for September was
$4,000 gallons larger than the pro
duction for August Stocks were
decreased 12,30O.00O gallons during
the month. For the first nine
months OF 1921 the production of
lubricating oils shows a decrease of
II per cent: exports "A loss of as
per cont; shipments 70 inguiar pos
sessions, a decrease of I per cent,
ard domestic consumption a de-
crease Of II per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

berry farm, In the northeast OF the
southwest OF 14-1n-3w, is flowing
1855 barrels and making 100000
feet OF gas,
Tho Magnolia Petroleum com
pany's No. / Riger, In the northeast
corner Of i5-ls-3w. IS flowing 100
barrels. No. 2, same farm, in tho
southeast corner Of the northwest OF
the northeast pf the northeast of I 8,
is a location. Same company In rig
ging up n star machine over an old
gas well LAO feet In depth at the
southeast corner OF the northeast Of
the northeast OF iG-1n-aw.
Grimes and associates arc drilling
at 2,3i0 feet on No. 1 johnson, In
tho northeast corner OF the north
west of 1-2n-2w
Galbreath & Howard are rigging
up a rotary for No. l Bivins. I'm the
southwest corner Of the northwest
OF the southwest OF 2s-2n-3dw.
Tho NoCo OIL company has tho
tools moved out at 2,170 feet on
No. L1sslter, I'm tho southeast cos
ner Of the northeast OF the south
east Of SG-2n-3w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Harry Sinclair a
Real Sportsman

A writer who does sporting news
for leading Washington paper,
while acknowledging that Harry Sin
clair's trainer, Sam Hildrcth, is the
leading horsemRn OF them all, hay
ing won the most money during tho
season just closing and having
beaten such famous stables as that
owned by Harry Payne whitney, and
half dozen other old-time sports-
men. is ACCUSING him Of using un-
sportsman nike tactics and OF trying
20 monopollze all the opposition by
buying everything In sight that
seems to have n chance TO put one
over on the Sinclair stable,
He also accuses Hildreth OF being
decidedly foxy when IL comes to put
Ting In his nags In overnight events,
but does give Mr. Hildreth credit for
keeping his horses In good trim, and
running them for all they are worth
when once they are started. They
accuse him of being decidedly stub
born in not allowing "Playfellow" 10
start, after having found that the
horse that cost Sl15, 200 was crib
ber" and instead insisting that Mr..
Sinclair bring suit against the man
who sold him the horse, which IL
appears Mr., Sinclair declined to do.
This Is like Harry Sinclair, as he
is known here. and it there were
anyone able, IN the old days. 10 put |
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
NcU Production Company
for Tulsa

Kline & Brahn, Inc. ia the
name under which Virgil 4. Kline
and r.. u. Brhnn. win operate In
the Midcontinent field. they having
taken Offices at 7la Petroleum
building, and are ready for bust
ness and are backed by ample
capital. there being some prominent
New York and Cleveland people In
tcrested with thcm
Virgil =. Kline IL n son Of Virgil
Kline OF Cleveland, Ohio. where his
father was ono OF the best known
oil mon In the city, and FOR the last
ten years Mr.. l<lino has boon with
| the sun company in West Virginia,
having served an apprenticeship
| from the bottom up. lie is fun OF
| life and energy, and IL mighty glad
TO get 20 Tulsa where he viii make
good beyond q doubt
E Il, Brann, who Ia son OF
James Brann of Bartlesyille, and
/ hence has been born and raised in
| the business, left the National Tx
4 ploration company 10 go into bust
ness for himself, and although he
made "a splendid record with the
| latter concern, he IN amply justified
! Va taking "A chance on his own hook,
and both men viii carry with them
| the best wishes OF a large circle of
| friends in Tulsa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

ia reported by Montana Pioneer OIL
company in ne test iu i9-1t-23 in
the Willow Creek district at 1000
feet Iakota sand IA expected at
] 800 foot
billings. Mont -Thormopolis.E Elk
Basin on s. 0as co. apudded in No
J Thompeon, IN 2b-5s-Jo, November
! 3. Frontier sands nro expected at
900 feet.
IIysham. Mont Abraroka oil
Development company is drilling hos
low 1900 feet In fcgt on 1ngomnr
dome In 22-g-3b. Treasure county.
Producing horizon is not expected
much short Of 900 foot.
Hrldger Mont 1t la reported that
=. J. Baldwin and others have sub
leased 500 acres from tho r.. A. T.
OF company Of Billings out of its
holdings o miles eapt of Tridgrr In
Carbon county and viii a. once start
drilling II ~ understood that an
old hole drilled 10 tho depth Of 200
feet by Hughes aud others viii be
completed
Wlunctt. Mont Black Hawk OH
company drilling IN the Flatwillow
district had some water in tho first
kouteuni sand nt 1850 foct Hole
VIII be drilled to the second sand
which is expected at 1850 feet
Winnctt. Mont, word has been
received here that tho Wayne Po-
troleum company will try II the
third tlmo on Button Butte, south
west ~ Minnott This company haH
lost two holes and three strings Of
tools IN tests on 2S-13-2b rig at
No. / will be skiddcd "a few feet for
tho third test.
Winnctt. Mont. 1t has been an
nouncod that the Hover schwartz
company has secured large acreage
on tho Mcdonald nntlcllno between
Winnott ana Teigcn and win at once
begin drilling. Tho first kootenai
sands are expected ~ 600 feet
simms. Mont Test OF Western
Exploration company ~ Crown
Ruttc. south Of Sims. he 39-30-3, rs
drilling In shnlo at $500 foot
BillingH. Mont - Baru9d1ll -Fosic"
corporation In No 2 at Battle Buttc
In tho Lake Basin district is down
2 800 feet. Mid Northern oil COM
pany, drilling on High dome, is
down 2,800 feet
bcwlstown, Mont Standard oil
company OF California is establish
Ing camps and rushing material TO
the Armclis structure IN northern
Fergus county for two ,tcsts,' Tho
first location is said 20 he ~ miles
southeast Of Armolis station and the
second about q miles west Of the
first and on Deer creek.
Portland. Syndicate COM
posed of Portland men has taken
over operation Of Eugene syndicate
on i2-1S-l5 on Taulcy dome and
viii drAi the hole deeper from 1,Al2
feet Test has been standing since
last August.
Billings, Mont. lloOBier oil com
pany has resumed drilling on 3-i-23
I'm Carbon county on Dutton dome
after shut down since last spring
Hole was down about 1900 feet
when work was stopped.
Lewistown, Montana Pio-
ncor OH company has set l2h Inch
casing In It's Willow creek test IN
Musselshcll county, on i9-ll-23, and
is drilling ahead again Progress
was delayed for n long time by a
fishing Job.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Wilcox Wen Better
Than Expected

The ~. 4. wilcox oil & tns 60.
well In the northwest corner OF the
northwest of 2S-IB-1O, which came
In three days ago gt 500 barrels At
but three feet In the Wilcox sand
topped ~ $500 feet. hns not dc
creased but ON the contrary has In
creased a. triflc Ia production. The
stcndy flow has continued al tho
rate Of 800 barrels per day or bet
ter, aud has not been dccpcncd any.
Tho wilcox interests consider this
the best well In this pool, while II
also shows that this pool Is wors.-
Ing toward the north.
Northeast of Kcllyylilc,. II. r.
Wilcox personally has rig going
up for deep test In the southwest
corner of the southeast of the
northwest OF 2-i7-iO. They are
starting with n @0-inch hole and
VIII look for the deep pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Mexican oil Shipments
Exceed OUTPUT

In case of most OF the oil COM
panies operating In Mexico during
September. exports exceeded pro-
duetlen. Standard oil company of
New Jersey, which headed tho list
OF shippers with u daily average OF
i06.a97 barrels, is credited with
production OF i7,132 barrels daily,
making an oNcoss of exports of So
500 barrels Mexican Petroleum
daily and produced 4S.103 barrels
daily, an excess OF. shipments of So
S2S barrels, out OF sixteen princi-
pal companies both exporting and
producing oil. only five reported an
excess OF production
The leading one was Mexican
Eagle company, which produced
912o4 barrels OF oil n day, and eN-
ported 52,2i2 barrels. production cx-
reedlng shipments by 45,02a barrels
daily, la Corona oil company. a
Royal Dutch She'll subsidiary pro-
duced 42,l09 barrels daily, an excess
OF s,77S barrels over its daily ship
mentE. Pierce OH. Magnolia Petro-
lcum and Mexican Gulf (Gdif oil
Corporauon) are tho others.
Production OF all companies In
Sontcmber averaged 42G,76G barrels
daily, while exports were 592,222
barrels daily, making an excess OK
ported over production OF NOS,d53
barrels, September exports were
equal TO the monthly average for
the first nine months OF 1921, and
are therefore representative.
Significance of Statistics.
Excess oil shipped was provided
for mainly by Withdrawing oil from
storage, Little Of the excess repre-
scnted oil purchased from other