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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19
Chatter

The football coach turned to the
substitute and remarked: BE
sure and have your wind IN tip
top shape today. It's our biggest
game. Chances are, well let you
blow the pigskin up.
What is tho disarmament con
ference going to do about the Sec
ond Looies?
Have you bagged any hunters
yet this season?
The reason you see SO many fat
men on the golf links is because
they don't get any exercise.
Drink my brew only with thine
eyes.
Some sport experts insist thas
Georges Carpenter and Mile. Len:
glen are entitled to places on list
OF French notables attending the
Peace Conference. Their showing
In America certainly juatifies their
selections
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19
ALL TICKETS FOR
GAME ABOUT OUT
Great Crowd for Wash
Jeff Game at Morgan
town Thursday

MoRGANTOWN, Nov. 19.-The
tavorite pastime here now is the
effort of the fans to dope
out the eleven men Coach Spears
will send against the Presidents in
the annual game with the Red and
Black 10 be staged here next
THANKSGIVING Day. West
vtrginians have finally convinced
themselves that tie Varsity has
little chance of defeating w, and j.
this fall as instead of specializing
the outcome Of the battle they
have turned their attention to the
probable lineup. Those associate:
with the team realize that this is
as much of an uncertainty as nam
ing the winner Of most games be
tween teams that are evenly mat
ched. Coach Spears keeps his
plans to himself at all times and
50 far has stuck to his motto of
starting a new season every Mon
day afternoon" 1t is doubtful If
Spears himself has decided on the
eleven men he will start in the
big game. as he has no less t.lan
ten mon who arc lighting for five
positions. These ten men have all
plaved in enough games TO earn a
Iott or and have been singing n nip
and-tuck battle all season.
cooruo nm and Nardirci al the
,,ro cortonJod for the fourth
nasi,ion ~ co,I,.so n,
1TI, ~, Nfortin and simon will
=, ~ Lafshsn1s but - marble
W a. ~ 80 non 10 v.;II nlay
NC 80 NrortiH viii no shifted to
n s",Ih aaU EI;Ii hoe heen dn;r~ cx-
.]1t;"na,, 800 worI, of ln,s ara
,ooaNsn ~ bts exnortsrcs viii rro-
Ill, 80 en- oboico orpr Sardicc;.
O"D'E ,,.,.o
voc Har[tch an" 'sns.. i';Io
bcen flGhuhE or 1e 49, IL,
on the Opposite slae y L"u
.lalirqan an9 MercoI.iL ais puu..
IN fl'TelE oattle' ~. tHlS '."
Snears mas men upon "u9', nc S"n
HenenH 70. pay ply i've.
Acrealtil starteu I1e seaeGm "uS
was iorce0 to the sI1elinsS .n,Ti
o. injuries 0uL ~ Sp.se u "P'n
LsgoEerT ne la .E U ua 100 ,.on
oHsI ~ itilSu VIZ .'' I'd T,ar,-sn
Nv SAFA - J ! L. . ANR HtAN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

Connie Mack is hunting a new
training camp in the south for his
team. It seems Connie is wasting
a lot Of time and money, since the
Athletics cannot finish worse than
eighth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

DO YOU know THAT: Do Pal,
ma, after winning a five hundred
mile race. went out for a ride on
the boulevards?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19
lexington ZIPS
THE EAST SIDE
Visitors Not Only Inflict
Defeat But Prevent
Score

" BClOOl lO1GUo4l 'SNH
big surprise when they han'eo t"e
; East Side team the short n OF a
1910 score. They went nome lase
nieht rejoicing over their victory
,rS.1a ~ .,a other side OF the river
WIZ - n.a Iov.r
n East SlHs e4e'e" ="
hearted over the outcome OIL nv
hattie. I'm until the game, the To-
80 ~ ,coraJ on eyery team thai
- ,bor,
q Hau ihSt AZ" ~
were Weston, Fairmoht ahu Nrat'
.Jston. but in the contest yesterday
eidare fought hard but.
-.,,i.n r.D.bor
didn't seem 10 Oe Eett'"s "'S
with the ball. Wright anu JehFieS
should ret credit with the win as
tba line plunging OF these two lads
! ho1os i, tho local line for many
~ .,.t.ors, o,cr
mig gains pom Oh me N'7"U''
towns came as he result OF me
smashes bv these two players. Jel-
~. n,.rin. ~, first In mo second
n2 49,, -, oro. g.,
quarter whl4e "F'S"' "e". ''
.the third period with the other ta'!E'
Belington got the breaks Of the
b,ttle and they took them and
,hon, co,n, This eleven
Ia hnrJ throvebont tho cnrirs
ioGs.s 10 rni,. we IA ,be locals
wv Iii ~ scorinp nnsition.
Anse ~ ave ,,Ie IN ire snurth
ina si.ne aa re-. md mo ha1l on
Iua ~, "tS. 80 iira Win fnnrth
-sIlte snteJ ~ ~ Eoo.,cr ronneJ
Tow dhu so"t ~ -. 80 I;na anJ
DasA ~ ~ H. ricE bnt when
sses'lse. Is,,I- u, NE mpd thn balI
ttas ~ 800 No ground yolI.
ia!teu ~ ~ 80 az enc NJ mo
Ivy ny rrbev nron,ntIv
"a ~ 81, a5 -, -; Dancer rho game
ended one NAV after this punt. the
LsiT ho,ng East sides on The BelinG.
sSn fortw ward line.
80 80 r,r.4 SCORE c.ue AFTER
59!ins.oh , naId tSnn, for dovsn
ipSats L%N siTtaar ,..-d line ne,
III ,,aIS enr IN " n1ays
rat,od ~ sd-snce the
y; y anrt n,o,. NitchnlI was
9 al ~ b. .Ie : a+iemnt mint He
- TJri ~ ~ bocIr With tho hall
" ~! .o y - ET.st Stde's eight
tLlSt o''e Ettn,on FoII on il
gr RaIinrton
Il
IN Nv sesen = Us ~ p r1;n on N ,b,,
iite saSs paIiS 80 wns oSse,da
S1ira attenlpt va" s,t pr ,hnIH
lIl. 49, 5a 60 no oFfencc TSasf
seaek Ilye Sarus 5oF anJ o' Jnrirr rI ,br
$50 az s,,b talknI "a ono IF ill.,
.enange tne SUD 5aISeu !" "ne " mn
aha petiiis5oN 80
L2aeh tne i've e p oiob. ,.o,G
arst uoWa On Eass o1ae , 49, Th,es
-!Ile MnsI me I Ho Ea.t SD ga os IN
the second play in the next quarter
Jetfrtes slipped through the line for
q touchdown.
IN the third quarter the visitors
took advantage Of another East Side
break and scored their second and
Hast touchdown. After taking the
tSeaty.yaTd line Captain Hi
thought that he would get the visi,
tor asleep and called for forward
poTer RelInGton,s right half, grab.
M tbe hall befnp Gumned in his
- ~ L III ~ AhhhF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19
POTOMAC BEATS
FAIRM0NT NORMAL
Keyseritcs Run up Twcn-
ty-One Points Against
Normal's Six

Yesterday the FairniQnt Norma!
school eleven was defeated by the
strong Potomac team NJ Koysc.
by the score or ZIG Brown was
the o~utstading sta: o! tIi soonest.
this little midget was htc biz
ground gamer for the locals.
Stobbs and Faulkner showed the
best for the Keyser eleven.
The score:
Fairmont 6. Potomac Fl
Hamilton Observation-Disclosures. Roat.
Left end
TrauEh .....,....... =. Hammill
Left lacks
Thomas .,..,......,-,.. Nerhe'
Left guard
Wolf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Arnold
Caater
Higginbotham .......... Kcnney
Right guard
Willis .......... ........ EaSi1'
Right tackle
Brown ..n...:..:. faniEne'
Quarto"
Oakin Observation-Disclosures. Smith
Right End
Wright .,.'.. ,....... CrlnG!e
Left Halt
Hess StobbT
Right half
Mills Simms
Full back
Touchdown4. Stobbs .. Fouiii
e Brown, Goals. Stobbs 3 Re
- ru6,,~J, rntVH.aburo :.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

After thirty wears service. Majo'
General Peyton c. March, chief 81
stan durIng the World war, recent
retired from active service, BeStd5
the distin Suished medals award
him by the War department, he p
been decorated by Great Bsit2p ~
France. Belgium. Gtaly, Chm
Japan. Rumanie and Greece.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

We've new Devil IN our own
He's a Devil, of great rsaoY1
He's a nrvil with whom aNswplner
slirt
His names Blue De"il: haSa DeFF
for Dirt. --Ad
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

oh, no. hum. Jess Willard ant
his crude oil.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

Observation-Disclosures, Wright.
Iedftes. Goals from touchdowns-
sBelington, Jcttries, 1 in 2. Referee
shankweiIler. Iehigh. Umpire
ne. Nv; ". Q. Head linesman-Gaf-
,fet Western Maryland, Time OF
iodai 10 and Il mtnlrtRS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

Substitqtions = East Side: VII
iiiams for ". Morgan: C. Morgan
Nor Wilson; f. Morgan for Arnett;
sDumire for Traugh; Traugh fol
sGraham; Jarrett for f. Morgan !;
Brown for jarrett. Belington, Brown
FOR Pitman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
In the Gushing District

! Since the completion Of the three
big wells In the south hnif OF 3o-iS-'
during the past yo weeks, nunlper
of new opcrations have been started
Hale and Cassidy have rig up Tor
their No. 10 located In the southenst
corner OF the southwest OF the south- %
east OF 30, while their No. IL III TN"
southwest corner of the northwest
of the southwest OF the southehs'
OF the section. and the No. IL in the
center of the north line OF the north-
west of the southwest OF the south- %
east of 80 are locations The smarter
| on g. Refining company mas r's
up for their No. I. located IN the
| southeast corner OF the northeast o'
the southeast of the southwest OF 80
The No of the Carter on company
In the northeast corner OF the south,
cast Of the northwest Of 3l-lS-b, ano
the No. 8 of the Cosden on Gas
leo. in the northwest corner of th'
northcast OF tho, same section are
locations,
The important deep test OF th'
Twin States Oil company In th'
southwest corner Of the north"es
lo, tho northwest OF 30-lS-5 IL beint
nlugged at a total depth OF $500
feot This operation found the SKIN
ner sand ohout $500 feet fun u
water several weeks ago, ana pre-
sents a barrier for the extension q
the big reduction OF the south ha'
OF the section to the northwest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Oil Men to the Roundup

A party Of oil men composed or
Il. B. prlnglc, treasurer OF the
Phillips uiGrndc Refining company,
oscar Cufdcll, sales manager. j M
Lloyd office manager, T.. w. HurnH'
field superintendent and u. u. Blhlr.
head Of the land department, all OF
tho same concern, are leaving thls
morning overland for Denver, Colo-
rndo to assist In the fall roundup
on waite Phiilips Highland Ranch.
is miles south of that city. Ehch OF
the party have promised to try TO
ride "a bucking broncho, ana II ~
not expected that the situation VIII
he az placid there AS iS ~ present
In the oil industry ,.,-
Mr.. Phillips ranch, near the li'tle
town of Littlcton, Is probably one or
the best equipped ranches III Colo =
rndo. and consists OF 1000 acres OF
pastliragc, with "A 900 acre irrcsate"
alfalfa farm on the creek bottom
The place In stocked with 1900 pure.
brcd but non registered Hereford
cattle and several herds OF Dorsett
sheep. ,
Mir. phillips and his family are
s,,l, ON the ranch. where they nave
spent the past two months, ana cN'
| pcct to return To Tulsa some t'h'
! about the first OF October,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
OIL MARKKr Quotations.
Another GGsser
in GdrUin County

The No. well of Wrighimnn, To-
Gated In the northwest corner or inc
southwest southwest. northea" "i
16-ln-3w, was drilled into tho mnd
topped about i.l30 feet yeslerday'
and IL estimated to be good Tor "
coo, 900 feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
Is starting two now tests In thlA Ia
cality Their No. / Jones located ~
the northwest corner OF the ""uIh J.
east OF the northwest Of the north-
west OF li-ln-3w is spudding IN.
while they have RIG on the ground
FOR their 40. 1 IN the northeast o'
15-in-3w.
II is reported that the Magnolia
Petroleum company is starting con
Rruction on an S-lnch line from ~
operations In the Hcaldton Howll'
district to the I,oohcrson gas heId
In order TO utilize the enormous gas
production which " owns In thh'
locality for development purposes
The operators In this field who oWr
acreage In the gas territory have
been seriously hindercd with thei'
drilling because of the fact there wal
no outlet for the gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
South of Henryetta

West OF Doanor Pool. the No. I
~ the Prairie oil Gas company
in the northeast corner Of the south
cast OF i7-l1-Ii has been completed
asa 2O0-bnrrel producer. sand was
found from 2.72i to 1850 feet
In the new Lyons Pool, things are
certainly booming, and II In report
cd more oil ~ being brought to the
surface than can be handled by the
available facilities. and that some
of the production Is going INTO
rarthern tankage. The oklahoma
Central Oh cos, No. In the south
east corner of the northwest or 90
1l-l1. at last report was being
drilled into the deep pay topped
about 2.563 feet. and was making
80 barrels an hour. Lyons and
Others No. 2 Barnett, In the north
east corner of the southwest OF 90
ll-il made 2.4OO barrels the first "a
hours, and later settled down to
500 barrels per day In the sand
1 found from abba to 1853 feet. The
| No. Barnett OF the Lyons Petro-
| lcum Co, located In the northwest
/ corner Of the northeast OF the
| southwest of 25, IL now shut down
/ on top Of the deep pay. awaiting
! facilities to handle the oil before
! drilling in. The Papoosc In the
] fibIlhN'FA fpi Va lH' Hp'Nii' W. W
| 25. which has been making 275 bar
rels per day at three feet In the
| 2.5b5 foot sand. is now rigged up to
go deeper. and should he in within
/ the next day or 40.
Two new operations are reported
from this district. The Babara Oh
CO.. has "A location for It's No.
located IN the northeast corner OF
the northwest of 36-ii-ll. and II
is reported that Schock and Miller
have contracted to put down wei
In the southeast corner OF the south
east of "a.
Two miles to the south, the No
Of the Atlantic OH Producing Co.
located In the northeast corner oi
the northwest OF the northwest o
2-l0-il has been drilled through
the deep sand. and only found 4
small showing. This sand wa!
picked up from $3.50 To 2.673 feet
n and showed very small amount o
gas and oil. The operation Ia nov
drilling In line at 2,7l0 feet. an,
unless another sand liz picked ul
very soon. 1t viii probably b'
plugged back to a sand found from
2.5l5 to 1910 feet, where a 30
barrel show was found.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
IH,DOrtdnt Government
oil Man Issued
By II. N. TIMMONS

,v,stItSurpN San, ,9-Creat
-, a. hot,i an, 10 ,be I'nit,d
,,n,,, so,incicai s,,,yc,, Tor IN, dis.
,,',',,',,, ~ ,,p,,, nonia 81 oii IN north
,.s,nr, y" ana .o,,bcIn okInhomo.
,,.tI'i 80 ,o lao ~ 40 yrcnt
,oi,a as no ,,htcb ms ve, he,n
,,i.co,,or,,a ,S ,na s,,,c Tho heller
a., oIs, ,,,,ssoJ TO- "a, gcotoy,r,i
,',,,,,.,, ~, oro,, s,s S,oid ,n,v
ha ,o,,d h,,,,nr ,bc ouinton ma
,,.I,. A., a., oas,e,, rart
=, - .,n,a
NJ, ,.,,s, ,., ,..o ,,., and oil
,',,,,i ,r H. 80 H., az,
,,ro,,,.a ,,,' ,t,o sur,,o, which bas
i,,s, noo,, ~ ,,, h,' a., ,'noiari,aI
,,.,' ". I"s "y w. ep,,t,'l
go H., ,Ira'',n- 10 ,h', ,,r,,n,, a,
49,, 49, w. W ,"'' ~
""n'.,lh'"'' W. ~ . 'op''
VI t"'s maj ,nc w 'a''u'Is VI W,
''.ioH' t"s 'W,uH' ppo hhcs "Mnu M
retiheI''s IN ok'ahoiia ar" SHOWN
w '"ur 'nIo,S on s'aiv u, - "'l'cs
10 the men. lhcs, lca,urcs hrc
supeI-inposca on nase ,nan p.e,
pared IN IVA ny the scnetni "hu
ana dfhinoe'' nut inc features d,
the on tleids are gwen Proin'ncnc.
by pfin''ng inc ms" ~ ,ouuc'u
gray whlch' thoueh "tihic, u"cs ho'
interfere WIN tnc other uhua. .,
IN IN. preparation oi .no map,
u " saio III u "cs'tiPt,on nl .n.s
map issuen ny tmc su'VcS, t"c ncs'
Information hVhi'ap," 10 'hc se'os
ical survey was u'i'ihcu' anu 'ne
| map was suhsepuent,y made as
| nearly peri'ct as possinie oy hc"t
| porhtihE IN ~ ieViHohs ana huo'-
,,ohs mhue ny .ne Sh'nn"n.a seo-
loRi,hl survey "s wei, as oy "hhy
| s,o,os's,r nn" oi',cl''s VI OH M Mnas
anu piP.lino Vu"'p"nies oper"',nt y,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Late Developments
In the Burbank Pool

a new record for production was
established IN the Burbank pool last
week, when the daily average fig
urcs totalcd 22.960 barrels from 63
producers. This was due to the
large completions OF the week be-
fore. which have just fbcen included
In the total.
The Carter OIL company has shot
It's No. 3 we'll located in the south
east corner of Sl-27-6 with 100
quarts and increased tho production
to 9o0 barrels per day. Sand In this
operation was found from 2,S6b to
2,92b feet.
The Tidal Usage OIL company has
taken the lead In starting new de-
velopments In this pool. and with
the Eddystone on company were re-
ported to have started three new
operations last week. Their No.
we'll In tho north west corner Of tn,
northeast southeast of 4-26-6 is a
rig on the ground, their No. 4 wei
In the southwest corner OF tn,
northeast southwest southeast OF 4
26-6 Is a rig on the ground, anC
their No. 8 well In the southeast
corner OF the northwest southcas
southeast of 4-26-6 IL location
Shooting OF these companys Nos.
and wells located In the southwcs
southeast OF section and tn
southeast corner OF the same sec
ton was not as successful AZ eS
pected The former test developed
into a zoo barrel producW, while th'
latter, which started out making lo'
barrels an hour. Is now only max
ing 500 barrels per day after thu
shot.
The Carter oil company has foul
wells In this pool shut down In
definitely on top of the sand, be
ing their No in the southeast cor
ner OF the northeast southeast OF o
26-6. their No. 4 well In the cen
ter OF the west line of the northwes
OF section ., their No. well located
in the southwest corner OF the
northwest southwest OF section 3
and their No, we'll in the south
east corner OF the northeast OF th'
same section.
The Tidal Usage oil company !,
rigging up on it's Old No. | we'll IN
the northwest corner OF the south,
west OF 6-26-6 to 40 deeper from
2SG0 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Tulsa COunfu Test

The Coopor-tHhman OH company
are spudding In a wilcox test IN INC
southeast Of tbc northwest ot th'
southcnst ~ S-i9-l0 west, Tulsa
county This location ~ cast OF INC
Stcol and Tuten Hnrticsvilie w"l'
about one half mile ana Just north
~ tho Page and ON Issues ltcd FORK
wells about onc-hat mll"' u"
Charles Page and Pho'niN Itcilh ,
cries wilcox pool II Just east IN an"
lG-1O-n. This with the lntc dis
coyery of the Wiicox found TO the
west I'm i-ig-9, makes the test look
worry favorable, ns there has been
nothing to this depth In that immo
diatc territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
In the BegDs District

w. II. Pine has shot his No. 7. To-
Gated in tho northeast corner VI the
southeast of 2l-15-ll with, and 10
quarts. and has completed the OPP
Grafton as a b25-barrel producer.
The Wilcox sand In this test was
found from 2.Sls to 2.s72 feet.
Tho No. 5 of W. II. Pine, located
In the center of the west line OF the
southwest of the northwest OF 22-ib-
II In now drilling In the wilcox sand
found about 2,s25 feet. and ut las
reports was showing for about 30t
barrels. 1t will be completed withir
the next few days.
In the south end OF the township
the No 1 of tho Anglo-Tcx. oil 4
Gas company. located In the south
east corner OF the southeast OF the
northwest OF 31-l5-ll Ls being
drilled In. At last reports II was
three feet In the sand topped al
2,476 feet. and had made two small
flows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Wilcox Operations

The wilcox OIL q Gns fppnny afe
drilling at $500 feet In the No. 2,
Kelly farm In the southwest of the
southeast OF 35-lG-s.
Thoy are also drilling at 1850 feet
I'm their No. 2 ON the Hruncr farm
in tho northwest Of the northeast ot
iS-1G-l0.
II. T.. wilcox. in his wcll ON tho
odoli Walker farm, II on top Of the
pcrrimnn sand nt a depth 81 lp"O
feet I'm the southwest uf the north-
c,st Of the northwest Of 90 1872,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

sion OF this oil-yieldirg zone both
westward and eastward. Partner
northeast the Allen. Ada and Ron
boraon pools north Of the Arbuckle
mountains are an earnest OF futth-
or valuable disr rOveries OF oil ana
Has in the general zone they oc-
cupy. san farther east the undr-
voiopcd territory between the Ouin-
ton and the Potcau gas ticld" seems
admirably suited to yield large sup
plies OF gas"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
| NeW Operations
| East Of Henryettd

UENRYETrA. Sept. ~. - Tho
Nioholson Corporation OF Kansas
CITY, who have been developing, the
oil territory east OF the city, have
made new location In the center
OF the east half OF the northwest
auartcr Of section 4-i1-13.
Joe Rerryanna ct al have location
southeast OF southcast OF southwest
In IO.ig-13
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. 6241 W.. II. PECK Rcsideoco 24iz

Kctch and King IN their No. y
school land located I'm tho ccntor OF
the cnst line OF the northwest
northeast of 9G.in-0w This opera b
ton is now making 27,uOO,o0O fe't
of gas from this pay, after finding
the 800 aud 2,i0O foot snnds fu'l
of water. II will probably cause a
number ~ the old producers IN TINS
locality to bo drilled deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
CHURCH TO BUILD INSTITUTE
Educational and Social Building j.
IN Immediate Prospect.

Special 20 The World,
HESRYETTA. Sept. 13.--Rev.
!. q. Curry. Of the t'hst Methodist
church. has returned from an eA-
ccutivc meeting of the church eK-
tension board. held In Louisville
whore plans were secured and ar
rangcmcnt made for the erection
of an imposing house Of worship
for his congregation.
The building will not only include
the church proper, but viii CON
tain a complete gymnasium, Iec-
ture room with fun stage equip.
pings, class rooms both ladies ana
mems parlors, and banquet room
and Kitchen, bath rooms and lockers
and will he known as the Henry
eta Educational and Social In
stitIte Of the NJ. T.. church, ana
under the terms OF the contract
with the church extension board.
must bo open and free to the general
public regardless OF creed or nation
atty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

J. a. ~. Landell, well known gaso-
line engineer, has returned to Tulsa
for ~ four weeks business trip after
an absence of years and Is grcoiing
old friends. Mr.. IIndcll formeraly
with Peterson and Watts, OF this
city. Is now representing the Case
line Recovery Corporation, of Ncw
York. the owners OF the new Burrcll-
pbcrfcu Charcoal process Of extract
ing gasoline from natural gas. He
states he Is glad to get bRCk 20 Tulsa,
and pleasantly surprised at the won
derfui strides made by this city
since his departure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

Tho No. 2 Of the owen Osnge on
& Gas company, located In the north
east corner OF the Aoutheast ~ "a
2i-i1, has been completed az
5000, ,O00-foot Raascr. sand was
found from l,Gg7 to ,7O5 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Failure Near IRgdHs

Tho No. of SLICK ana HookHtool.
located in the northeast corner "t
2S-l9-I, has finally been abandoned
and IL being plugged. Tho operation
was drilled to a total depth Of 1870
feet. where "A hole fun of water was
found
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Duster in
North Stephens County

The wildcat test Of Clark Brothers,
located I'm the northwest corner of
IN, southwest OF the soulhwes OF
the northwest of 35-ln-5w. Is nban-
donod as failure and VIII be
plugged. This test waa drilled to
a total depth OF i,ii3 feet.
Kelsey aud others No. l Quinn
in the southwest corner OF the south
west OF the northeast OF il-2n-6w Is
being plugged at "A total depth OF
2,b06 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Nice Producer
in the Usage

The No. . OF Waite Phillips, 10.
Gated In tho southeast corner or
5-2S.li, has been shot and com
plotcd as a 75-barrel producer the
pa vim this test was found In the
R'yl,lc sand topped about 1850 Feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
KiOCd County
Test a Failure

The Centralized oil company hts
abandoned Ito No. | well located IN
the southwest corner OF section az
7n-16w, This operation In being
plugged at ut total depth OF $500
feet,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

Expcrimentcrs have succeeded In
raising In France the tree from
which lacquer Is obtained In the
nrigut