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The New York herald., 1921-12-26
CeItics Score Double Victory
on Garden Basketball Court
All New Yorks and Brooklyn
Dodgers Also Win.

Before a holiday crowd in Madison
Square Garden the Celtic basketball
team was extended last night In defeat
ing the Blue and White five OF Passaic,
"a to "a. The visitors were slow in
getting started and trailed the locals at
Is to VIXEN the first session ended.
In the second period the Shamrocks
played without the aid of Beckman and
Leonard, and in addition the Jersey
five. led by frankie Boyle, who headed
the Pennsylvania Leage point score two
seasons ago. indulged in some sensa-
tional basket shooting. Their squirt at
the start carried them to within six
points OF the Gotham team.
In the afternoon game the Celtics de-
feated the Hoboken five by 30 to IS.
The game was played for the benefit of
the Milk Carriers Association and at
tracted record attendance. The lineup :
Celtics f34D. Blue and White (2D.
Beckman...... Left forward Schwab
Reich. ....... Right forward ..... Boyle
Leonard. ........ Center :........... Estrin
Holman. ....... Left guard ........Jaffee
Barry. ......... Right guard 49,. Schartoff
Goals from floor-Holman 4, Leonard 2.
Barry 3. Dehnert 2, schwab 2. Boyle 4
Es.rln Foul goals--Deckman 4, Holman ..
schwab :: Estrin :; subs,itutions-Hagert
Tom Thorp.
Original Ccltics ,3o) IIobokcn (fs).
Hickman. ..... Left rorwaro. .Thora
Reich. ......... Right forward. ...... Ewing
llaggcrty. ........ Center .......... Mahoney
Holman. Left guard. ..... Shannon
Dehnert. ...... Right guard. ....... .Harrigan
Baskets from the floor-Reclsman 8, Barry,
Leonard 2. Holman :. Dehncrt 3. Ewing 3.
Mnhoney. Shannon, Harrigan. Baskets on
f1uls-1'homns. .. Substitutions - Celtics
narry FOR Reich. Leonard for Haggerly.
Iteferee-rom Thorp. Time OF halves--2O
minutes.
Broolivn Dodgers registered double
basketball victory yesterday in beating
the st. Vincent Seniors and the Perth
Amboy fives The st. Vincents gave
the Brooklyn team little trouble in the
afternoon game and were beaten. As to
10. Perth Amboy gave the Dodgers q
battle az night. but succumbed by a
score OF 81 TO 90.
Az the Manhattan Casino last night
the All-New YorlSs continued It's win
ming streak by trouncing the Startling
Grays. SO 10 2S
The Brooklyn basketball team last
night registered victory when Il de-
fcated the MacDowall Lyceum quinte;
in Arcadia Hall. Brooklyn. The score
was 2S 20 90.
The New York herald., 1921-12-26
Norwegian soccers win.

The soccer eleven representing the
Norwegian Turn Verein of Brooklyn
yesterday defeated the Red Stars by the
score of goals to in the second di-
vision of the New York State Football
League at ST. Agatha Oval in Brooklyn.
At half time the winners led by 20.
The New York herald., 1921-12-26
Canadians Hockey Victors.

The New York Agcncy of the Royal Bank
of Canada Hockey Team defeated fhe Larch.
mont Yacht Club tsafn 3 10 = fn y yeil
PLACED gIinc ~ ihe isi-t Sirc Zee Palace
last Thursday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-26
Detroit stiII Hopes for scott.

Out in Detroit the baseball critics ap-
y ar TO be undaunted by the trade which
made Scott Yankee andsstill hope that
the Deacon will become Tiger before
the season opens. They believe, out that
way, that Miller Higgins needs Bob
Ncach so badly that ne will trade Scott
for Veach and maybe Ehnke too thus
getting u great outfielder and a fine
pitcher.
The Yankees could use Veach and
Efls-Se. and stranger things than the
suggeAted swap have happened You
never can tell in baseball That short
stop position is a mighty important one
.-and the value OF fielder OF the Scott
type between third and second cannot
he exaggerated. II che YanlSs were to
trade Scott they would have TO call on
Baker again TO play third. or keep Nc
Nally at the hot corner and send Johnny
Mitchell TO short. Mitchell may have
The goods and be worth a chance at the
important job.
At any rate the possibility of n trado
is there. Just now the owners and the
manager OF the Yankees appear 10 be
determined TO keep Scott and take their
chance until May 20 with FewSer and
Roth in the outheld. They offer Mitchell
and ono or .wo others for Veach But
tha' Neach-Ehmke proposition Is a
michty tempting one--and the Yanks
may faiL With Ehmke IN th-e 10 help
Mays. Hoyt. Jones. Bush. Harper. O'Doul
well. Il certainly looks fine this Christ
mas morning.
y Babe Ruth is tciso boy he ioW
kec9 MS mouth SHIT all iointer and
spyinD aud scv nothing Witch ndy be
hch oooiHs' him ~ fudge Ldudiss
bcScbOU court ~ ne Babe behaves
Clid remains silent fhcrc IL jiist n rrce
bt of chance thct the Judoe toiH
frf him step to tho Plate on Aprn 70,
sohcn The season opens. Ncuseps
chnnce. toc iroaId sdJ. ~ nu Bob
h1oi hiascD boyoad ro7r'r teita fhe
Jrdge ,ohcu. oR bring asked ,rhy -
hrd no' returned hi8 ducstionnairc 10
Jndoc Lands. ne ropHcd, "TeH The
Jrn0~ 10 iRmp into Luke Miohionn :,
L01diF. Of cotuso. did not opcn con-
template npfnO. ard Metscf uo.p
f',ds mat me fudge Is me Biq Boss.
Judging from the official pitching av-
eiares of the Pacific Coast Loarue.
''Icfty' O'Doul. whom the Yankees have
recnlled from San Francisco. was quite
nlnger out there lest season. O'Doul
~rrlted IN f---v-seven games and won
Twenty-Five and lost nine and allowed
only 2.3o earned runs n game Couch OF
ran Francisco. who has been sold 10 tho
acds. won twenty-five and lost flftecn
"Wh rczar' Dell Of Vernon. who used e.
D. DodSer, won twonty-cight and lost
fourteen.
pillcttc and Johnson " Portland. sold
~ ta Tigers recently for 10000. did
ron'c fancy 1ngirg. but Il harlly ehows
- ;iic records. Johnson won only twelv-
R-i lest twenty-slv and allowed 3Ss
tarn, ;ifrs 4 .ainc. while Pillctte won
Dn,y 'l,.-.-en ard 'ost thirty
The New York herald., 1921-12-26
KENNELS.
POLICE DOCS,

puppies snd grown ~tocl; pedlrreed. cham
plon strain. Wantsgh Kennels, Reg A. x,
G.. wantagh. l., I. Tel wantash l5s.
The New York herald., 1921-12-26
ROD AND GUN NE EWS
nGH WAIVER DECENBER pro- pECENtBEE

The club has room for n few more members
and application blanks may be had from the
iccrctary. Mr.. Il. Mulet. faIt broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-12-26
KIem to Accompany Giants.

IL O'Day and Emslie go. Bill KLEIN
will be the dean of the leagues staff.
klem by the way. is going South with
the Giants in March and will officiate at
their games in San Antonio and then on
the road when the Giants meet the White
Sox and the Memphis Club. The Ameri-
can League will assign an umpire to rep
resent it in the Giants White Sox con-
Sests-sixteea of them.
John McGraw asked that Klein be as
signed to the Giants. Strange. that !
Mac has not been on very good terms
with Klein for couple of seasons. Last
summer Klein reported McGraw to
Heydler for using abusive language to
him under the grand stand at Pittsburgh.
DcGraw was not among those who had
their wordy tilt with Bill. but Mac was
suspended just the same. As a result
the league recently voted to provide
separate exits for the umpires.
The New York herald., 1921-12-26
Veteran Umpire Reported as
Headed for Job on Pacific
Coast.
HEYDLER REORGANIZING
Signing New Arbiters-De-
troit Thinks 1t May Yet
Get Scott.
ny DANIEL.

Hank O'Day, umpire in the National
League for more than twenty five
years is reported to have retired from
The big show and arranged to work in
the Pacific Coast League next season.
This is not official, but we have it that
Hank has asked John Heydler for his
release to the coast and that the head
of the National League has arranged
for his transfer.
Heydler is reorganizing his staff of
umpires. and it may be that Bob
Emslie will go with ODay. We asked
Heyder the other day who would be
on his staff and he declared that there
would be two or three changes. "I
am reorganizing and have not yet
completed my work." said Heydler.
Until I am ready to announce the
names of all my umpires would not
like to discuss the personnel"
Bill Brennan, who came back into the
National from the Southern League last
spring, already has been sent back Bill
returned with the handicap of having
umpired games for the Giants in the
South. and many Of the clubs threw that
fact at him at every opportunity. 1t
seems likely that Brennan, who Is a
competent official, will make another
comeback for the 1929 season. In re-
turn for his release the National League
has acquired Umpire Phrman, who did
very we'll in the Southern League last
season.
Several New Umpires.
Heydler also has signed Paul Sentelle
who made quite a reputation in the
Texas League. Sentelle will be remem-
bered as a major league first baseman
who went down to the Texas League
and at one time had quite a scrap with
John McGraw. "Ducky'' Holmes, um-
pire in the Western League last sum-
mer. also Is due for trial in the Ma
tional
O'Day has had long and honorable
career In .baseball-first as a pitcher,
then as an umpire, then as a manager
with Cincinnati and finally as an UNI
pire again. O'Day was with the Giants
back in 1889. when he had as fellow
pitchers such stalwarts as Mickey
Welch, Tim Keefe, Titcomb and Ed.
Crane. We believe that at one time
Hank and Connie Mack were battery
mates.
Hank took a fling at managing the
Reds some years back, and in the spring
he looked like a pennant winner. Red
land began to prepare for that long de-
ferred world series But the Reds
proved only spring beauties and fell,
carrying O'Day with them. He went
back to his mask and shin pads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
Garvin County Operations

WriGhtsman ct al in the southwest
corner Of the northeast quarter of sec
ton Is, ln.3w. has been drilled TO the
1900 foot sand and Is now producing
more than 1000 900 cubis feet Of gus
The Wrightsman people have spudded
in on their offset to the Magnolia
Petroleum Company 10000 900 cubic
foot gosscr on the Gam farm In the
g,uthcas' corner oil the southwes,
quarter Of section .. ln.Sw.
Concord Oil Company IL drilling at
200 feet In its test on the Herycy
farm In the southwest corner OF the
south half OF the southeast quarter of
section II. ln-3w.
Magnolia Petroleum Company On the
Freeman far min the southeast corner
Of the southeast quarter OF section 10,
in.Sw is drilling at 400 feet with star
machine. This well Is u diagonal offset
to the Magnolia Hart No. !.
Magnolia Petroleum Company has
erected standard rig on The Jones
farm In the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section u. ln.3w, This Well
viii require the drilling ot two offsets.
Reports have u that two tests will
bc drilled In township 2n-2w within
the mex few months one Of these may
be located In section !, and the ether
Zoo section % or - although the re-
ports concerning future activity In ths
2n.9w country remain uncontirmed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
4 CANNOT
GET ALONG
WITHOUT IT"
Mrs. M. p. Tilden and
Others Praise Swamp
Chill Tonic

Mr. Tild.n, who lives in Little
Creek, La, says; "Swamp Tonic Is
the best medicine | ever used, aud 1
cannot ge, along without It,"
Mr.. John Plunkett, who lives In
Gore, Okla, says, 81 know swamp
Tonic can be relied on 10 euro chills,
and would never be wi,hou, q bottle
in the house"
Elmer Park is also a booster for this
famous old tonic ,ha, relieves 20 much
malaria, sgue, chills, etc. Mr.. Park
says: every nome should have Swamp
Chill Tonic 10 IL. II is the one remedy
tha, osi,ively cures all ferus Of shLlb
and fever"
E.w. Scoerins, Essa, La, accident.
ally ran across a bottle Of Swamp Chill
Tonic and writes We ths, he likes Il fns.
Other letters such as these come In 10
us almos, every day.
Swamp Chill Tonic IL 60 cents bot.
tie. All dealers recoumed 1t. p&
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
VIOLATION TRAFFIC
LAWS And VAGRANCY
LEAD IN GRIMES

Ardmoro ls having its trouble with
the yHrrants, just as the other cities
IN ,hc state, ana policemen have been
warneS TO bc on The outlook for an
those having NJ Visible means Of sup
port,
Almost every night the police round
up a bunch of young men. with
few elder ones In the railway yards
and herd them into the city iail. Last
niEhi nlnc were taken into custody and
held because they were unable to make
bond
Lettering comes ncNt on the list ~
these arrested. Sergeant Powers says
it is bad days business when tho
blottcr doesn't show one or two revis.
tered Last night gIN were run N and
held overnight
Ncxt comes violations OF The traffic
laws. including parking speeding. Jay
driving and leaving motor running.
Five arrests wcrc made early last night
and this morning.
Other than this there Is m. crime In
Ardnurc police assert
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
BRITISH TERMS REJECTED
By Dali. EIREAN\


neighbor covets It's territory for mil
posed to. infer there is an end TO
liberty No longer can any small
ration claim the right to separate
existence. Holland and Denmark can
lie made subservient to Germany
Belgium to Germany or France, and
Portugal TO Spain.
III nations that have been forcibly
annexed To an empire lost thereby
their title 10 independence, there can
b, for them no re-birth to freedom
In Irelands case, TO speak Of her
seeding from Il partnership she has
not accepted, or from an allegiance
which she has not undertaken 10
render is fundamentally false, just
It's the claim to subordinate her IN
dependence ia British strategy Is
fundamentally unjust. To neither can
We, as representative of the nation
lend countenance,
IF our refusal to betray our ma
tlon's honor and the trust that has
been reposed in us is To be matc
ar issue of war by Great Britain
We deplore it, We are as conscious
Of our responsibility to the living a
we are mindful of principle or OF our
obligations to the heroic dead.
1--WE have not sought war nor do
We seek war, but il war be made
upon US we must defend ourselves
and shall do so, confident that
whether our defense be successful o.
unsuccessful, no body OF representa-
tive lrishmen or Irish women VIII
ever propose TO the nation the sur
render of its birthright
1--WE long to end the conflict be-
tween Great Britain and Ireland. II
YOUR government be determined 10 i'm
pose its will upon US by force anc
antecedent to negotiations TO insis
Upon conditions that involve sur
render of our whole national position
and make negotiations a mockerE
tie responsibility for the continuance
| Il the conflict rests upon you
ION the basis Of the broad guidin-
principle Of the government by tn
consent of the governed, peace can b'
secured-a peace that will be JUS
end honorable to all and fruitful o
conatd and inducing to amitp.
TO negotiate such peace the Dal
Fireann is ready TO appoint its ret
r, sentatives ami If your governmen
accepts the principle proposed, to IN
vest them with plenary powers |
meet and arrange with YOU for II
application in detail.
II am. sir,
"Faithfully yours.
"EAMONN DE VALERA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
Oil Mems Paper to Be
Considered in Manner
Similar Other Industry

Washington, Aug. 25.-Differences
between the Oklahoma oil producers
and bankers and the Kansas city
Federal Reserve Bank We're adjusted.
according to the visiting delegation,
and il will now be possible for oil
producers 10 obtain accommodations
similar to obtain accommodations
Of business.
1t had been ruling Of the Kansas
City bank that paper, the proceeds OF
which were 10 BE- used in drilling
even in proven territory, would be
regarded as capital investment and
not eligible for redsCount.
On the other hand, paper represent
ing labor. equipment or transportation
in connection with such operations
were deemed acceptable.
As result Of their conference with
members of the Federal Reserve Board
the Oklahoma bankers said that con-
sidering oil Us q basic industry. where
company is able TO show a liquid
statement. II Will be given accommo.
cations the same Is any other indus
Try
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
DAILY RECORD

News Dispatch Printing ard Audit
ing Company ". u. e. Sampley, ei NJ
money due on account
NJ. Bodovitz W. ir'gsby. Guillo' and
Hall. injunction 10 prevent tearing
down - wall.
First National Bank = Berwyn W..
j. A. Gillian et al. money due on
note
Guy Harris Buick Company W. r..
W. Hllbark, money due on note.
Deluxe Cafe CO., vs. j. " Hammer,
abstract of Judgment,
Jcssye Quinn W. Ole Quinn, divorce.
Bclknap Hardware and Manufactur.
ing Co, vs.. g. A. Miller and company,
money due on note
Della Lillord " Vernon iAno,d, di'
vcrce.
Virginia Wamblc " Calvin Npmb'o,
divorce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
lit POINTS NAME ON
PROSPECTIVE LIST


Continued from Page Onel
will probably be brought TO Chicago
for questioning.
Thomas Bretenstein. district attor'
ney Of Cleveland, today said after
conference here that the Cleveland
angle II the affair had been entirely
cleared up. 4 score or more of Cleve-
land concerns are said To be involved
in the schemes of those under arrest.
The prime object of the alleged con-
fidence group was to dispose of mil
lions of dollars worth of notes through
many small hanks in the west and mid
die west. according to statement Of
owen r. Evans, made public today BY
Mr.. Clinnin. Evans, former national
hank examiner, was arersted with
Worthington in connection with mail
thefts and has turned government wit
ness
According to Evans all the negotia-
tions that he handled were strictly
legal and notes he disposed Of had
security back Of them. He placed loans
ia many small bank accord - to his
statement Worhington, he said hired
him 10 examine banks that ne IN
tended to purchase for an eastern sym
dicate hat ne represented
Gerber talked freely after being
brought here last night. A eulogy on
the honesty and high moral character
of French was among this first utter
ances
Il never knew more honest, up
right and decent citizen" he said,
speaking Of French "He was always
thinking of others and willing to help
them in any way he could"
Gerber said Frenchs object was 10
dispose of notes through trust compan
les he organized, but admitted some
Of these trust companies had no CAPT
tai behind them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
WHY YEAST
BUILDS STRENGTH
Rundown systems Demand More Wit
amne> Which Are Now Found
in Yeast. New Yeast Tablets
Build Up the Sick

The human body is like over worked
farm land Constant building of new
tissues exhausts certain vital elements
of the body which are lacking In the
average modern diet These essential
organisms are called vitsmines, which,
more than any other element, preserve
our health, and assimilation and fur
IRISH energy and vitality TO the body
And now great discovery has been
made-yeast is rich in vitamines. Just
this common substance, added TO the
regular meals, causes children TO
grow more sturdy, builds up rundown
constitutions and even removes the
signs of old age. Yeast Is also a splen-
did remedy for bois blemishes, skin
troubles, etc.
Countless experiments in great medi-
cal institutions have proven the value
Of yeast. Thousands are using it. But
the great majority are taking the
wrong kind Of yeast. They use the
common yeast cake. which is merely a
makeshift containing only about 20
per cent of yeast and the rest starch
and water.
Now the scientific way to take yeast
| has been dscovered-a compound con-
tanning concentration Of liquid brew
cl'S yeast. combined with tonics such
a. iron. which are necessary to get
the full benefit from yeast. From this
! formula body of chemists have work.
ed out the tablet called lRONlZED
YEAST. which is not only always
fresh more sanitary and more conven-
lent to use, bul costs only a triflr
more by the dose than the common
Yeast. Each package contains 10 days
treatment and costs only sl.00-or oply
l0c day. IRONIZED YEAST is the
scientific vitamine tonic treatment
containing yeast in the most effective
form. 1t is approved by medical au'
thorities, is pleasant to take and win
not nauseate. Users say that before
they finish the first box they exper'
icnce a wonderful benefit. Go TO your
druggist, get box Of lRONlZEb
YEAST. and begin che treatment today
Special directions in the package for
children.
Made by the Ironi2ed Yeast Com
pany. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26

on the Sparks farm In the southeast
ocrner OF tho southwest quarter Of
section &c. 2s-2w, one fourth mile north
Of the nearest production In the Gra.
ham field. whlcn reached an 5000 900
cubic foot gas sand al depth of
1880 feet, will 0radcnhead the gas
and mas run the /. - inch casing TO
drill deeper
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26

flrs, institute to be held at that place.
Prof. 4. I.inchied of Ada, viii eonduc'
the work.
. Invitations have been sent OUT ny
Prof. r.. II. Black. superintendent Oh
Healdton schools, to rural teachers an
that section to attend ana take 'he
work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26

Great southwestern Petroleum Com
pany No. ! on .hc Goodlng farm in the
northeast corner &C the southwest quar-.
tet OF the southeast quarter of 'aclion
96. 4s Nv IS fighting cave in at a
depth o. 94I6 ioct. Preparations are
being mn, to run the 5.N inch cas-.
ing. A t,st OF the oil which w1s en-.
countered in the we'll last week was
made yesterday td showed ss.t gray
lty. The cayc-iu has prevented further
test OF the ee..Ad oil showing which
was encountered m the sandy hale
sormatllr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26

T. A simpson No. l on the j. 2.
Champion farm In northwest corner
OF the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter OF section 97 4s-2w off
setting the Herbert oil Company well
on tho east. has cemcn'ed the 5.S
inch casing on top u The sand al a
depth Of $3.50 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
Murray County

Choatc Oh Corporation No. l on the
Tarbcy farm in the southwest corner OF
the southwest quarter of the north
cast quarter Of section II, ln.2e, Muir
ray county, is fishing for 3-l6 inch
casing at q depth If 29l5 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
Yellow Hills Test

Yellow Hlls Oil Company NJ. ! on
the Russell farm in the northeast cor.
ner Of the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section I. 5s4e
Marshall county. is fishing for drill
pipe AT a depth of Sls2 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26

ia Gall test Ia the Robertson farm
IN section 3s4w shut down at a
depth Of sGO0 feet The IA inch cas-.
ing has been undcrrsamed TO The top
Of the Lost tools
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26

Carter OIL Company No on the Sui.
livan farm in the center OF the south
east quarter OF the southwest quarter
OF the northcas, quarter OF section
Si 4s-2w oftsn, o' the Coline Ru'sNv
No on the cast ls drilling at a depth
" 1000 fcet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
TEACHERS INSTITUTE At
AT HEAI.DTON SEPT. TO

A teachers institute viii be held for
Healdton teachers at that place on Sep
tember /. and which. ace 'r'hns t.
County Superintendent Zaneis. is the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26
Legion Luncheon Cancelled

Due to the illnesa Of Mrs. Morgan.
VINO has charge Of the Chamber of
Commerce dining room. the American
legion regular luncheon FOR saturday
has been cancelled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26

van farm in the center of the north.
west quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter of section SO,
ls.2w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-26

Carter Oil Company is rigging up ro-
tary tools on its test on the McRae
farm in section 81. 4s-lw.