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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08

Frederick c. Williams ofs Fair Haven Mass, will officiate at the service of morning prayer at 10.3O. Sunday school at noon.
 At Trinity Episcopal church there will be holy communion at 930 a. m., morn ing 70, ayer and sermon at 1o.3o, cllure h sch-J a- Doon and evening service and address 8. 73O D. m.
 At Mt. Calvary Baptist church. F. E. Jackson, pastor. II a. m. and 730 D. m., preaching by Rev J. W. Washington, of Boston. the state missionary and evang- elist Pastor will be present At the Greeneville Congregat tionaI church SunGGy morning. preaching by 1 the pastor at 1O.30, subjpect Lessons i From the Early Life and Teachings of tho Apostle Paul. Other services as us i Ua..
 | At the spiritual Academy. Park street Miss Sarah A. Parker of Norfolk Mass ius2irational speaker and psy- chic. will lecture and will g:ye psychic I lcssaHcs at o'clUck in the afternoon ! and at 7.30 in the evening" i At the Church of the Good Shepherd ! UnivorsaIist. 10.30 a m service o1
 worship. Sermon by Dastoc. subject. Temrle Builders; F m., the Bible 1 school; 6,30 D. m. devotional meeting
 Y. r C. [. This is Rally Day
 At thc First Congregational church Rev Gurdou r. Bailey. pastor. 10.3O I. service. sermon topic, Hearts A-aame
 1Ieu's Forum at 12 o'clock. Subject
 To What Extent Can the Church Wise
 iy Interfere With Business and Pleas ure:
 At Trinity Methodist Episcopal chvrcil
 l03o morning worship and sermon b,
 Rev. Robert l.. Roberts, Pm D., theme
 Can 3 Person Save Himself From Sin
 sunday school al noon. Epworth Leagu at 6.5o, leader, Mrs. Harry II. Eastland
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

Preaching by Rev. Robert L. Roberts, Fh D.. a- tts salem Methodist church, at --s0 1- m.
 At Park Congregational church. ser mon at morning service h- Rev. Dr. $. E Howe sunday school at noon.
 The Fo-um of the Norwich CoIored Dramatic and Music Association ufs 5ts az q r m. ay 1s Main street, Carroll block
 At Christ Episcopal church, hcy y com r-l-t17. 8. morning prayer and sermon, fn.1r. church school F. evening praye and ldirtz=. 1.5o.
 Christian Science services at 1oA5 in trs Ttayer building, room 2l5. Sub fc-t Arc sin. Discnse and Dea-h Real. Sunday school at 115o
 At tho First Baptist Church, George Henry -t-1usc. minister Morning ser vice e- f0.S0 Bible school at 12 o'clock evening service al 7.Gu o'clock.
 At tho Holiness Mission 23o Main ---ra- praise and prayer service a- l0 a - Bible class and Sunday school -. p. m. Preaching at 8 and 7.so D.
 Al st Andrews Episcopal church. Rev
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08

have received them and. with the excep- tion of that of the Delaney hose, the dec oration of which is not yet completed, though it will appear in line. in complete order. The Blackstone Hose company will appear in new uniforms and the In- dependent Hose company, of Thamesvilie have received their equipments and ex- pect their carriage to arrive today. So far as the Norwich department is con- cerned it will be shown to be larger in number, better equipment and with hand somer hose carriages than at any previ- ous time.
 A new drop curtain was hung on the Breed hall stage last evening. It is an excellent thing, and only needs the at- tachment of a new hall to make it per feet.
 Fred Stetson, young man employed in the bleaching works at Greeneville, crushed one joint of his finger, break ing the bone in folding machine, yes terday
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08
ATTAWAUGAN

The A. A A ball team will play their Hast game of ball today (Saturday). The band will give concert on the grounds and theer will also be a dance Saturday evening under the management of the A. A. A. team.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Green of Wind ham visited MT. and Mrs. Charles Weeks Sunday.
 Chester Brown has moved his family to Danielson.
 There was a party at Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Grimshaw's Saturday evening.
 Lyman Taft, Arthur Aubin. Peter La fave and several others went to Brock ton fair Wednesday.
 Joseph Aubin has moved back here from Taftville.
 Miss Clara Lajaneisses spent the week end at Fall River. MT. Haywood is very ill. Walter Robinson and Mrs Raymond Mitchell called on Raymond Mitchell at Norwich sanatorium Wednesday. Isador Aubin, Joseph Aubin, Arthur Aubin. Arthur Lannerville Floyd Mitchell. Mrs Raymond Mitchell, Mrs. | Daganeis. Bertha Daganeis, Henry La fortune. MT. and Mrs. Albert Robinson, i Mrs. Charles Weeks, Jr., and children ] of this place were visitors at the Nor wich sanatorium Sunday. { The Mems club of the Social club held a business meeting Monday evening, as l did also the members of the band. ] MT. and Mrs. John Perkins attended the Nelson -Johnstone wedding at South Woodstock Saturday, Oct 1st. The A. A. A. of Attawaugan met the 1 Baltic Rivals Saturday. A good game
 was played by both sides In the seventh | inning the A. A. A. scored four runs of Diamond Dick, who was taken out anG replaced by left handler. The fna 1 score was 11-S in favor of Baltic. Sun
 day the A. A. A. went to Baltic and gave
 them big surprise in a 13 inning game the score being 1-2 in favor of Baltic
 The game was lost by a ball throwI
 from first to third Cannonball Tatrt
 p;tcfed a, fast game and Riley and hi
 smile was right there.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08
Ir. 2 Grnnd Old Rsm.dr

You can't keep strong and well with out sa.r Whether your rest is broken tr painful hacking cough. or just an annoying ticking in the throat the system K n Drake. DhiIds. Md writes. After s- attack of the .1u' ! was left with 9 sfre-, cough Nothing relieved ua t5Il l u-el Eo.rEs Honey and Tar which I -=n highly recommend" Il covers irri- lated utwarancs with a heating and -ootrirE coating. loos6ns ph,egm and clears air passages The Leo 5 Ossood
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08

Stamford.-Miss Let 2 Mills, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Mills, and Oliver Sandreuter, son of MT. and Mrs Edward Sandreuter, all of Sound Beach, will be married Oct. 15 at the home of the brides parents by Rev. Dr. Lewis N. Barney.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08
Spanish swindIe Letter

Harry Carter of Montville has this week received one of the well known spanish swindle letter, asking him to send money for tho recovery Of port manteau containing secret pockets in which a fortune is supposed to be hidden
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08

It is easier to see through the plot Of play than through the ear puffs in front of it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
DISCUSSION OF MEMORIAL
Title Commission VIII COPPER Win
IhnndI..r nn Ariinm MrIna--dnN-

Congressman Bort Chandler VIII
meet tho members ~ the executive
title commission. named by ih'
mayor two weeks ago, wednesday
afternoon to discuss with them inc
problem of clearing ny cloudrd
Titles to indian land iu this city.
The matter ~ preparation al
memorial to congress was put by
the committee in the hands ~ Juds'
G. u, Rogers at It's meeting last week
and the CONGRESSMAN Will tax over
this matter with them
The meeting viii be held at
O'Clock in ihe mayors uffico. Mem
hers OF the committee arc Judgn
James -. Diggs. j W Woodford. IT,.
\. fatta, Richard Lloyd Jones, Dr
S. g Kennedy. John X. Hadl"y, {.
j. Wr.ghtsmau, l.. VI Poe, col &.
B Lynch, Theodore Cox and col
Ira l.. Reeves
Congressman Chandler said last
night ne was here 10 assist tho tito
commission I'm every way possible TO
remove the clouds upon land Titles
IN this city due to claims mad" hF
original indian allottces. and would
make every effort at Washington 10
carry out the wishes OF the commit -
tee and citizens OF this city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
ADMITS WIFE'S DEATH
Doctor Charged with Poisoning Her
ana Dropping Body Into River
Near Richmond

DENVER. Colo, sept. 6.-Dr.
william a. IIadlcy, army surgeon
during tho world war. is on his way
to Richmond, Va today to face
charges Of numbering his wife, Mrs.
sue Tinslcy IIadlcY member Of "A
wealthy Cincinnati family.
Doctor Hadley though only 3S
years old, appeared pale and hag-
gard following n thrcc-hour grillinG
here by Prosecutor W. w. Beverly
and Sheriff Snyder. OF Richmond
Before they departed they declared
that "wo have sufficient evidence to
convict Hadley."
According to officials who took
Doctor iiadley's alleged confession.
| the prisoner Is said to have admit 70
ted that his wife was poisoned few
days after Thanksgiving. 1918, her
| body packed In box. which was
weighted down with stones and iron
and dropped into the Chickahominy
! river near Richmond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07

southern Pacific Railway company
~ Mexico and the Best on company,
died last Tuesday in Tucson. AflZ.
In "a circular sent out 20 all tn"
OIL companies his week th" treasury
department calls on an orgauiztions
engaged iu the petroleum industry
in Mexico 10 give tNa"t account on
the oil held M storage by them on
July 3 ON thc" figures the new
tax on stored OH VIII be- based. This
tax is in addition 10 all other imports
and even though the petroleum ho
exported later the storage tsriff viii
not Doe returned. as wax crruncously
reported All the money from this
source Will bo set aside In the Rau,o
Narionll for payment of the foreign
debt. The amount due now on tn"
now tariff, which ~ retroactive 10
July 81, last. ls 1897, ljS peYos
Tampioo is to have the greatest
celebration In years during the com
ing centennial which has been
planned by local Mexican organiza-
'ions In conjunction with repre-
son'ativcs of the foreign colonies
here. In accordance with tho origi-
mai plan, each foreign colony viii do
sumcthing toward contributing 10 "A
part uf the program and the Amer
loans hav" been given September II
d4 day for a big boa race and re
Eatta on the river. ON september
Is the airplanc race will take place
from Mexico city to Tampico for a
cash prize Of $1,000 .and gold
medal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
Notes From the
Tdn,picO Tribune
August -.

Well No. | on lot li9 OF the Trans
continental Petroleum company
came IN with an estimated produc-
ton of $4,000 barrels. Gas pressure
of $50 pounds to the square inch
was shown at 2.l20 feet. The well
gassed for some time before any
showing of oil was made, and after
the well had time TO clean itself out
1t was closed in Only one well Is
now drilling on lot l49. which is the
Transontincntals No. 4. which is
down over 2,0l5 feet, due to come
in within n few days.
The Aguila company brought In a
10000 barrel well on lot 226 Amat-
Ian. The total depth OF the hole IL
2,0g2 feet Three good producers
on this lot have already
gone to Rlt water The eventual
rising OF the salt water level to
l.6aS feet under this well is likely to
finish the history of this lot, which
began with tho discovery woii in the
| southern part OF the field.
Cia Nacionai gets n 1000 barrel
/ well at PanuCo. This Is the fourt n
| producing we'll on lot II, Potroro
| lsiSta.
The Transtontinontal Petroleum
/ company brought In an 5000 barrel
/ well on lot -. HaCamiStle. This Is
/ the only production ever brought in
/ on lot lh.
The Corona oil company recently
| brought in "A 900 barrel well en- lot
! II, HaoamiXtle, drilled to a depth OF
2,9G2 feet
Epes Randolph, president OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
Late COMPETITIONS
in Kansas

The Cartor oil Company's No. 2
we'll In tho southeast corner Of the
southwest of 20-2l-b Is dry and
abandoned at u total depth Of 1850
feet. In the vicinity tho Ramsey
Petroleum company haa abandoned
ita No. i2 we'll at "A total dppth of
200 foot. The latter operation is
located In the southwest corner of
the southeast OF the northeast Of
2y-2i-b.
Tho No. 2 well OF the Liberty
Texas oil company. located In the
northwest corner Of the northeast ot
l2-2D-5, IL dry and abandoned at
a total depth OF 2 $50 feet.
The No. Sanders OF the Theta oil
Company located In the southeast
corner of 3-33-l3 has been shot
with 40 quarts and is good for 10
barrels. Said is found from 1,S23
to 1895 feet,
The Magma OH corporation has an
S5- barrel well In its No. | operation,
tho southeast OF the suuthcast of
ib-23-l2. This operation found the
pay from l,723 to l,70S feet,
Tho Atlantic Petroleum corpora
tion's No 2 woll In the southwcs,
| corner OF the northwest Of the south.
west Of the northeast uf cara IA
| found sand from l,675 to- 1855 feet
and is good Tor 10 barrels,
Marshall ana others No. | well In
| tho northwest corner Of l3-2i-2 Is
| good for 20 barrels IN sand from
| 1,749 to l.76l feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
Imp0rfdnt Developments
in Kay county

The Marland refining company
has finally abandoned its important
deep test. located IA tho northwest
corner or l7-2o-2o. and the opcrh
ton Is being plugged. This hol"
was drilled TO "A total depth ~ i,261
feet, which makes It one of the deep
tosts in that part of the coun-
Try.
Tho Tonknwa OIL & Gas co. has
timbors on the ground FOR It's No.
woll. located iu the southweHt
corner Of 3b-26-iw, This location
IL IA a strictly wildcat territory ana
will bo nn important tost
rho No. | woll uf the Marlind
Refining company located n the
southwest corner Of the northwcBt
OF the southeast of S-2i-lc, picked
up y sand from 2,bii TO 2,d36 feet
which was flll OF water 1t will be
drilled deeper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
Late COMPETITIONS
in Duncan Fied

The feature OF last weeks reports
from the Duncan field was the COM
pletlon of several large gasscrs The
North American OH Company's No.
4 Cox. located In the northwest cor
ncr uf the southwest of 27-ls-Sw.
found sand from 2,liO to 2.l25 feet
and started out making 27.O0O.OO0
feet. The American Petroleum
company has "a 7,ONe, 900 foot gas
well in It's No. : wcu, located in IN,
southwest corner OF the northwest
of the northwcN of 25-in-9w. Sand
was found from ans to 2.l23 feet,
The No. ga Thomas OF Cant a. Par
ROna. located In the Sout Invest cor
ner Of the southeast of the south
east of 25-ln-gw found sand from
2.ll6 to 2,1lS feet and has hocn shut
In az "A 10000. .00O-tout Eas we'll. In
the southeast corner of tho sout 20
west ur the southwest of S5-lu-9w,
the No well OF the Pioneer oil
company and Dancigcr IL "a 1900
000-foot gasscr In und from 2.094
to 2,l0a feet
OIL producers completed include
the following: The No IL Green of
tho Magnolia Petroleum company In
the northeast corner of the north
west of tho southwest OF 30-1n- Sw
| 1893 TO 2,00H feet. In the north
west corner of the southwest of the
northwest of 29-ls-Sw the No,
I Han OF Davis and others is good for
| goo barrels per day I'm sand found
| from 2,25O to 2.27S fcct. The No
| . well Of the Lone star oil company
| in tho northeast corner of the
| southwest of the northeast of 30-is
| Sw IL good for l25 barrels In sane
| from 2,255 to 2.276 feet. All OF the
above competitions were In proven
territory and OF no special sig
/ ulficanCC,
\ number OF dustcrs were report
ed abandoned and plugged. The No
| / Hanson Of the Cline OH COmpanl
In the northwest corner of the south
west OF the northwest Of 35-ls-SV
ia dry and abandoned At "A tota
depth OF 2300 feet The Colcor,
on company has plugged its No
Rivcrs located in the northwest cor
ner of the northeast OF the north
west uf 3--is-Sw at a total depth o
2,27t foot. Lawrence n Rutlcr hav,
"A dustcr in their No 1 well, locate,
In the southcast corner Of the south
west of the southeast ot lb-lu-9y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
4 mos J. HHchcH E
for Tdriff on on

rho following Us Mr. Mtchcll's
opinion ON an editorial entitled
Floods ~ Mcx'1u pU" appearing
u a wichita tiIIs paper Of August
wichita Falls. Tcsas Aug 2s
Tho writer. who feels reason
able pride In being neither demo
DHt or republican iu the matter of
Iudur.ug OF coudomning tho pon-
,ics uf or Hhtomrnt- 10 membcrs ot
either party. H surprised and dis
mayed to read your editorial.
r. .undH uf M"ncan or In your is
uu, of thlH date
Being one ct the many thousands
of I'haa oil producer, and othors
who's" livelihood depends directly
upon tho OH industry II Is "A plain
Wdtrm'nt of fact TO Hhy thht the in
irr'uC" In your editorial rhrrloa to
your readers an impression which Is
Iururrrti, unfair aud prciudiCiHl to
ihc oil fraternity Of whom you mum
h'f among your readers
'Th, fact is that the oil busin css
~ previously distrosscd and threat
'ncd with permanent ruin The big
menace to the trade la Mexico.
capable oven now, Of producing one
h1lf ab much crude oil as ia the
United states ana potential produc-
tlon far In excess Of our domestic
output.
The oil producer nsl,s for fair
play, REASONABLE" and consistent con
AidrrHtiOu. We are entitled to a
protective tariff. Oil can be pro-
duccd In Mexico for less than one
half the coat II producing In the
United states.
1t is the writcr's opinion that
! Mexico TX Justly entitled to the ex.
| port duty which has been imposed
' OH is practically the only m.nediat,
/ source of Income which the ustior
/ haa. II iT To be hoped ,hlt Obreror
/ viii firmly maintain the puItiun h,
/ has taken on the matter OF sNpor
/ duty. Yours truly,
AMOS j. MITCHELL"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
around Okn,uigee

Another gas wcll has been com
piotrd IN the Morris tOwnsit", h"lhS
the No. well of the 4 q. q. on
company, located iu the Hnuihw"st
corner ~ the southeast Of IN" snuth
east OF the uotthNcst of ! IL l5
Sand vas found from l,1Ol TO l,'1d
feet. and q production ~ l2OOVoVo
foot was found. The same company
has machine IN FOR its No. ! wei.
located In the southeast corner OF
th. northeast OF the southeast OF
the northwest Of the same section
The No well Of the Central Ma
tional Oil company. located in tho
aouthwcst corner Of the southeast OF
the northeast or 26-l2-ll, is a rig
on the ground.
The Eureka oil complny's NO g
well. In the southwest corner OF the
northwest of 3l-12-I9, Is y rig up
and tools IN.
The No. well Of Brink and
others, located In the southeast cor
nor uf the southwest OF the north
east of 22-1O-t3 IL spuddiuE in.
Crabtrcc and others have "a rig up
for their No. / well, located In the
southeast corner 81 the northwest
OF the northwest Of 2l-li-l5.
The No well Of wilson and
others, located tn the center of the
southwest OF the southeast of Eth
-, has a 1000 ,00O-foot gas show I'm
sand from sO7 10 N35 feet.
Lambert and others have shot
their No. / Grayson. located in the
southwest corner OF the northeast
of the northwest uf l7-13-l3, with
80 quarts and have a barrel pro
ducer. Sand was found from 2.05O
to 2,07O feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07

at total depth Of 2.3b feet. In
the center pf the wcei line ~ M"
uprthWcs, ~ the YputhcaT ~ d2-
ln.sw. the No. ward Of the victor
on company - . failure 10 "a t"thl
depth ~ 100 feet
Two new operations are being
started The Producers Petroleum
company have "a RIG up Tor It's No.
Green, located ia tho center ~ IN"
north hnc of the northW"st ~ the
eputhcnEt 81 3p-lu-sw. Tho No, J
Mambln OF Iicla and others IN ~"
center Of the east l.uc Of tho north
ra.t " the nurthcaU 0f th" south
caHt of 2S-1s-sW a. o riR ny
Tho 80. 9 Brown of the All Amer
iDHn Ou company IN the southeast
corner OF the northeast ~ the norm
west ~ tho northeast ~ 80 10 W
has been drilled iu aud rs good Tor
$50 bsrrolH IN sand from 2,2'h TO
g2T6 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
ou. mAHEFr QUOTATIONS..
Regarding Rerision
of the Tax BH

T.. a. Chandler. member ". '''
houpr ~ rcproHouintiyea VINO lA ln
the city from Niuita has tho fo'lo"-
ING to cav regarding tho revision ~
the tax hin:
Il mink the oil men are very
much iutDroN,d IN the rev i'u ''
tho revenue act, OF TAX ut.I nv
hill, a. II PASSED the nous" of T'r''-
aontntivcs. carries "a Fn"d l".hy Dr.
Visions which are h"u.Nrl1l 10 'n'
uii industry. II rCpohlp the cNc'"
nroflta tax which rciicvo1 the corpo-
ration, and it carries provision
that is very beneficial TO tho 'hdl-
yidual, providing for a limited LAX
on the salo OF capital assets
III provides the total tax can nc
n nts,cssscd on the bn1iH OF cdplthI hh-
pctg. exceeding t2g, 900 shall be IL n
per cent. a great many peopl" 90
not understand why the Limitation
bcglns AZ $4,000. II IL on account
OF the fact that tho normal TAX
plus Tho surtnx. docs not amount l"
12l4 per cent. until the mans ia
como rxcoeds $4,000. This Prov.
tiou should etimulato the sale OF OIL
propertios ns heretofore, sale ol
any sizo could not be oonHmmMcd
ns the greater portion OF II would
20 TO the government, as taxes.
Hence the ownors would prefer tt
keen their property rather thhn scH
There Ia another provlaion In inc
same bill that relieves the oil IN.
dustry from the tax Of per com
for transportation through pipelines
The bill also carries "A great many
proviaions that are not only brh'
flcial to the oil men but to all or th'
citizens: 1t repeala the so-cail't
nuisance tax repeals tho stamp ta'
tax on medicine and other arucl''
easily sold through tho drug Htofos
and the tax upon clothing ana NJ
kinds of transportation tax.
The bill provides for NO ncV
taxes but for n general reduction
of taxca and is estimated to onll
raise $3.50, 100000. one OF IN
features that will benefit the MAJ
of moderate means provides, for al
exemption for the head or tho ram
lily. whose income docs not exceed
$1,000, the sum Of s2,500, plue $AO'
for each child or dependent.
'"rhe session Just ended ma
passed more legislation Than an
preceding congress during the ain
length of time, 1t is especially tax
ing care of the farmers by onactin
into law number OF very importan
bills" concluded Mr.. Chandler.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
Wildcat West Of keystone
Gets SI,OlpinO Of Oil

The wildcat tcst or Virgins ana
Holmes about four miles west or
the town of keystone is reported 70
have found u nice showing OF oil
and to have indications of making
n well. The pay In this test was
picked up at 2,7lo foet. and at last
reports tho operation had been
drilled four foet In and was stand
ing with about 700 feet or oil In the
hole. Opinion IL divided whether
tho showing Is coming from tho
first or second break In the lime,
This test is several miles from
the nearest production. and In of
utmost importance. II IL reported q
1t will be drilled on into tho sand
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
RURAL SCHOOLS SHORT COIN

ADA, Sept G-Rurai schools Of
Poutotoc county got Sl2iT33, or
$22.T36 lcsst than the IOtai amount
they asked for to maintain thcW-
selves for the year, after action
taken this week on city and county
estimates, according 20 sum muril-
ed report submitted recently b.
Supi A. Floyd.
Twcnty-ouc, or almost half, OF
the rural schools voted the - mill
FOR maintenance this year. tho
average mill1gc voted in the Coun-
~ was l2 mills.
Tho heaviest cut was made In tho
Francis city school estimate. Ada,
Allen, Stoncwall and ltotf also re-
cuivcd heavy cuts. As to how the
schools viii meet the situation has
not vet been announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-07
Wildcat ShOicing
in Garfield County

II is reported that tho No. well
OF Summers and others. located In
the center OF the south limo OF the
northeast of tho northeast OF 1920
4w, about five miles south OF the
town OF Douglas, has Il showing OF
gas and Is now testing another sand,
Tho gas was found In sand picked
up from i.9iS to 1858 feet and was
estimated as IL 1900, ,O00-foot show,
The deeper sand was picked up NJ
2,O35 feet and casing is being run
at the present time TO make tcst.
This operation Is located In "A
strictly wildcat territory. and oil men
win watch It's completion with inter