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, 1922-09-22
SALVATION WORKERS
REGRET DEPARTURE OF
CAPTAIN EVA BULGE

In connection with the departure
OF Captain Eva Bulge o I Saliva
OF Captain Eva Bulge OF the Saliva
account of her health. the following
appreciation of her service here was
addressed to The Tribune today under
the name of "a Comrade."
1.-THE local Salvation Army OF the
city of Casper regrets to to
the public and to the many kind
friends Of the organization the loss
of n who has grown dear to the
hearts of all who know her. That is
u captain. Miss Eva Bulge. Be-
aus of failing health she has been
advised by her physician to SEX a
lower climate and rctire from the
work for a few months.
"She a been in charge of this
corps for the past two years. and has
proved her faith in the Lord, and her
love for humanity by her self-sacrific-
ing and untirinE efforts to cheer the
hearts of others and to minister to
their many needs. Since the captain
charge here there has, been a
great number brought out Of the
darkness of sin into the light Of the
knowledge OF Christ
There have been many soldiers en-.
rolled and three cadets have entered
training or citizenship.
She has been an "A No. L officer
and leader, and we. the comrades OF
the corps. pray that God will make
her as great a blessing elsewhere as
h has been here.
"a coMRADE."
, 1922-09-22
CITY zONING IS
SUGGESTED TO
REALTOR BOARD

Tho most important matter 70 be
brought up Tor consideration at 20
days luncheon of the Casper Real
tors at the HenninE. was a city ION
ing plan submitted by Charles w.
Barton. publisher OF the Tribune. Mr..
cartons idea is to zone the entire
city in such a way that factories and
plants wnl be restricted to n dis
tric;. low priced residences to another
and the better class Of residences in
another. He pointed out the unnec-
cssary spelling OF the landscape by
the construction OF business buildings
in the residence district and the en-
suing detriment to the general pub
lie health.
Mr.. Barton also advocated Il large
park for the city Of caser with an
artificial lake il such Is possible. This
would furnish a real recreational cen
ter for the summer months and add
greatly to the city's attractiveness as
a place In which to live.
The realtors discussed the need Of
a crcr1irg over the c. b. 6 Q. tracks
in North Casper. This would relieve
the congestion on the North Center
street crossing and also furnish an
avenue for traffic in that part of the
city.
, 1922-09-22
HERRIH PROBE
NEARING END

MARION. ILL.,. Sept. 22.-tBy The
Associated Press)-Finai adjourn.
ment of the special grand jury in.
vestigating the Herrin mine killings
may be taken late this afternoon, and
it is probable that additional indict-
ments will be returned, it vas said this
afternoon.
There probably viii be no indict-
for the deaths of the three an
len men killed in the riot,ng, it wut
said, as It was found virtually impos-
slble to obtain witnesses in this con
nectior.
Attorney General Brundage OF iii
nois announced this afternoon that
Attorney General Daugherty tele-
phoned him asst night and asked If he
could be af any assistance. but that
he :old him the state virtually had
completed its work.
, 1922-09-22

sfon's more important legislation
provided for:
Creation OF the allied debt fund
ing commission.
Appropriation OF $40. 600 900 for
Russian relief.
Appointment OF a "dirt farmer"
on the federal reserve beard
Cooperative marketing By farm
ers.
Regulation Of grain futures so as
TO meet the supreme court decision.
making the original capper-Tinch-
er law ~iroperadve.
Creation Of IS mere federal Judges.
Extension OF the three per cent
Immigration quota law for two years.
Scrapping OF nss@ -esse.s IA &C
cord with the arms conference
treaties
Reorganization OF tho patent Of
flee with an increase in its force. g
Reorganization OF the basis u
pay Of army. navy and marine OF.
ficers.
Decrezse In personnel and expense
OF the army and navy
Monthly payment OF pensions
Development OF rivers and har-
bors.
Appropriation Of o 900 to con
tnue work on the Muscle Shoals.
Ala. power project.
Appropriation sI.5oo.coo to loan
farmers for seed grain.
Appropriation 100000 for prose
cution OF war frauds.
Coutfnuaffo If war.sln,a hon,,.
pay of FEDERAL employees.
In tho legislative program. aid for
agrtculturists was prominent. with
the unofficial. bipartisan senate ag-
ricultural bloc" continuing its ac-
tivtties while n less organized and
cohesive agricultural group played
a like part IN the house. There
also was organized an unofficial Re
publican tariff bloc in the senatc
during the tariff fight.
, 1922-09-22
OIL COMPANIES
In near EAST
Save WORKERS

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. 2..-fBy
The Associated PressASeveral Amer
car organizations including the Stand
ard OH company and the Near East
relief IRE devising plans for the Sc
curity Of their workers here or their
removal In the eveHt the situation
warrants. The Standard Oil company
has ordered the steamer winnemar.
now at Saloniki, to proceed to Con
st~antinople and stand by in case It is
found necessary to remove the per-
sonnet of the company and their
families.
There are about 500 native born
Americans in Co%nstantinople and
resr Admiral Bristol commander of
the American naval forces made
plans to insure their safety.
, 1922-09-22

z) Is the rope going to the end OF
the boom. on. Ia the end held IN tho
hand. l and 2 represent the Eunwale
OF boat. Note how the haif-hitch Is
made. by loosening rope with your
hand. It permits whole rope to slip.
After they rounded the point and
changed their course Uncle Ben hauled
in for the port tack. with the wind
abeam. and made the sketch at Ccj.
When he came about. which means
to spill the wind and turn around.
for h ~starboard tack. he made the
sketch at CD and by watching the
boat and studying the sketches both
boys soon earned
"I've got to close-haul her here"
said Uncle Ben as he shifted his
course.
"who. you're almost sailing against
the wind" exclaimed the boys. Uncle
Ben nodded and made the sketch CE).
That's ciose.kauled on the starboard
tack" he said, and then his sketch
CF1 was sailing close-hauled on the
port tack.
'stm I don't understand" began
Ted.
THE way you hold your rudder Ia
tho secret" said Uncle Ben and he
showed them. On their return trip
the boys took turns sailing home.
"Al right. fine. After this. you may
use a sail when the wind isn't n
stronger than It Is today"
Both boys w~ereshappy as hat meant
much less hard work rowing their
boat
TomorroT-Arerrv Makirrs
, 1922-09-22
FIdpper FOibLes Must Go But
Other Serious Problems Also
Face Nation, DdUis Declares

MIL and factory before they have
sensed the duties and privileges OF
humanity.
Thirty million American chill
dren. OF school age. who sven II they
can win TO the opportunity for edu-
cation. ace in our schools a false
learning, an education that win not
fit them for the places they mus.
occupy in life"
But more portentious yet" con-
tnued Secretary Davis. ICONS the
problem OF the child in industry.
Approximately a million and a half
American boys and girls OF school
age, are today thrown beneath the
wheels OF the ~juggernaut OF indus
try. pressed to labor before their
time. doomed to the dreary druKery
OF mine and mill and factory by
economic necessity. They ACE hope
less future. Before them stretches
the treadmili of unremunerative la
Dor with n few years OF heart
breaking. ~goul-searlng toll. and at
the end-a grave.
Here II anywhere We race a real
danger to the republic. Here is a
greater than any that lies
in the blatant mouthings Of doctrin-
acies and demogogucs who preach
false political and economic dostrines
in forum and market place. Not in
h grasplng gospel Of the peddler
of political nostrums is our peril.
but here. where citizens OF tho fu-
ture are broken. mentally. morally
and physically on the torture wheel
Of misled industrial management. is
the evil which must be upropted II
Americn Is to prevail
, 1922-09-22

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. "a
Eighty foibles and the nippancy Of
the ''flapper." Secretary of Labor
Davis declared here in addressing
the American Insurance union, are
disturbing evils in the social fabric
OF the nation which must be over
come. The antiquities Of our young
er set. the 1ippancy of the clgaret
smoking. cocktail drinking flapperyis
all about us" he added, explaining
however. That he had supreme feith
in the youth OF the land. and IN the
mothers of America
we hear" MI. Davis said, much
OF evil tendencies among our girls
and boys. Of erotic conversations
and literature in our schools and
homes. OF the e~xurberance of youth
turned to outbursts OF sophisticated
sentimentality." Such conditions.
he added, were disturbing. The
things however. that stirred on
every latent fear" in his heart
and soul" and which had prompted
him to concentrate his life and work
to the services OF childhood. he de
clared. were these:
Two hundred and fifty thousand
American babies snatched from their
mothers breasts every year before
they have had time scarce to open
their unseeins eyes upon the world
about them.
Half a million children. so-called
detectives and deiinquents. growing
up totally neglected.
"A million and a half American
boys and Girls bent beneath the bur
den OF premature toll in mine and
, 1922-09-22

-Four miles to mainland. Uncle
Ben. watch US make an ash breeze'c
and Ted and Ned. who had been en-.
tcrtaiutng their Uncle Ben at their
island camp. started to row. for the
use OF their strong ash oars was what
they meant By an FASH breeze"
"In sail her over for you" said
Uncle Ben. lie hnd made the boys
promise not TO attempt to sail their
boat alone. In a short mo he HrEed
UP a mast and a boom, and from a
piece Of the quantities Of canvas chs
boys had once been presented with,
he made a small leg o. mutton sail.
iSee c.
After he had rounded tho isiaad.
Uncle Ben settled back comfortably
and said; Zine. she's running be-
fore the wind"
II should think she was running
with the wind" said Ned
Just what does hat mean, Uncle
Benz" asked Ted who was always try
Ing to add to his storo Of camp ana
wooderaft knowledge.
I'm show you" said Uncle Ben,
and he began TO sketch on 4 piece Of
Wrapping paper with a bit OF charcoal.
The boom Is the wooden base OF the
sail. shown ut (G) by the dark iina
X 10 Xxx. Uncle Ben drew an arrow
to indicate the direction OF tho wind
and at first he sketched the outline OF
the boats C) and OBJ. The dotted
lines indicate the kesl and the sharp
point OF the boat the prov. showing
the direction II is sailing. The straight
lines extending from dotted lines are
used TO show the position OF boom,
which also means the position Of the
sail.
1T doesn't make any d~ifferenc.
which side OF your craft the boom 1,
, 1922-09-22
Western Pacific
Signs Up TODAY

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept zz.-Thc
Western Pacific Railroad company
has signed an agreement with iG
striking shopmen. II wa announced
today. and the men have Bean or
dered to return 10 work tomorrow.
The settlement was made under the
JsweIl-wfIlard plan.
, 1922-09-22
ADJOURNED SINE DIE;
accomplishments ARE REVIEWED


Continued from Page onel
land Of Utah Is associate justice Of
h supreme court TO succeed former
Just>o Clarke. resigned; deaths Of
Senators Penrose and Crow OF Penn
syigania; resignation OF William S
Kenyon from the senate TO go on the
federal bench and the long tariff
debate IN the senate The tariff
discussion began April II and broke
all congressional records for n con
tinuous executive day. through daily
recesses without a single adjourn
ment. from April 20 to August ..
The abortive effort for senate clio
ture. Sun pending. and The row over
appointment OF Not Goldsteia to be
ST. Louis internal evenps collector.
and the passage by the house but
failure OF the senate to override the
presidents veto Of the t~opus bin.
were other features.
Headed by the tariff bill. tho ses-
, 1922-09-22
Big DirigibIe
Nears N0gaIes
On Long Flight

TUCSON. Ariz.. Sept. 22.-United
States dirigible CO. which was sighted
at Douglas shortly after IL o'clock this
morning has not yet reached Nogales.
although three hours ave elapsed and
the distance to traverse is only Ia
miles. Fears were expressed by tele
phone from Nogales this afternoon
that the balloon may have become
lost below the international boundary.
Mrs. Asquiths diary which created
such worldwide interest. has netted
the author nearly $50, 900.
, 1922-09-22

NEW YORK-rhc blessing Of the
pope cabled By Cardinal Gaspari.
papal secretary Of state. was n fea-
ture Of the wedding yesterday Of
Miss Katherine Maekay, daughter
Of Clarence H. Maclray. president
Of the Postal TeleEraph-C Cable CON-
pany. 10 Kenneth O'Brien. svE OF
Morgan j.. 0'Brien. who was for
merry a Justice OF the New York
supreme court.
, 1922-09-22

Say. Brothsc Adventurer. II there
are any camp Or wooderaft stunts
you want to know about-just ask
me. II you know Of n that viii
help the other feilows-ten mel Ad-
dress me in car Of the editor Of this
paper.
, 1922-09-22

ing to Information received here
The ~prevni-nce Of yellow fever in
T.znpico Is the eason for this pre-
canton Travellers unable to pro
duce such certificates are liable TO
quarantine.
, 1922-09-22
BRITISH START
REGIMENT FOR
THE Near EAST

BELFAST. Ireland. Sept. es-The
Sussex regiment left Londonderry to-
Gay with its destination. It is under
stood. the Near East. An advance
party of the North Staffordshire regi-
the other battalion Of which is
at Constantinople. travelled by the
steamer.
, 1922-09-22

MEXICO CrTT-Au travellers en-
terinE the United States by rail
from Mexico must show certificates
bearing consular signature that
they have not been In Tamplco
within six days Of the date. aecord-
, 1922-09-22

CLEVELAND = Abraham Auer.
bach former had OF Auerbach and
company. manufacturers Of hair
tonic. was arrested today by police
actinG under orders Of Assistant
United States District Attorney
Breitenstein- and charged with vio-
lafion Of the national prohibition
act.
, 1922-09-22

PHILADELPHIA - The cruiser
Pittsburgh Is being fitted out at the
Phiiadeiphia navy yard In prepara-
tion for n dash to the Near East to
aid In the rescue Of destitute Ar
menians and Greeks
, 1922-09-22

The former Mrs. William 5.
Leeds, widow of the American tin
plate king. now the wife of Prince
Christopher OF Greece. may become
queen Of Greece. King Constan-
tine, unpopular because of the
Greek defeat by the Turks, may DO
forced to abdicate in favor Of
Prince Christopher, his brother.
, 1922-09-22

A. League Of University Women has
organized in Austria.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Midwest Pool Okemdh

Burk -Hoffleld are spuddlng in tho
southeast OF the northeast OF the
northeast OF l-l0-9.
Marshall & Midwest has n rig in
the southeast OF the northwest OF
l-l0-9
Prairie oil & Gas Co. IS drilling
at 3,li0 feet with gas show In the
southwest OF the southeast OF the
southwest OF l-t0-9.
Pure Oh company Is fishing at
100 feet In tho northeast OF the
southeast OF I-l0-9.
Sinclair Oh company Is repairing
rig and have fishing Job at 2,9S5 feet
In the southwest OF the northwest OF
the northwest OF 1-l0-9.
Empire Gas 4 Petroleum Co. Is
rigging up in the northeast OF the
southwest OF 2-l0-9
Foster oil company Is setting
five-inch casing at 3,095 feet with
7S-harrel oil show IN tho south
west OF the northeast OF the south
east OF 2-l0-9,
Gypsy & Empire are drilling at
1850 feet center OF the south line OF
the southwest Of the northeast OF
2-l0-9.
Gypsy & Empire are drilling at
1910 feet In the southwest OF the
northeast OF 2-lO-9.
Gypsy & Empire are drilling at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 624i W. H. PECK Residence 2442

Continent producers rcquceiing
ihe department of the interior to
r'sciud tho DgaEc shutdown order
is not expected until after election
day. according 20 word received
from Washington ycti'.ipy D. ls
stated that Secretary OF tine Interior
iAIl was not expected 60 return 90
Washington until after election. nnd
That Commissioner Burke also was
AWAY from Washington aud It wls
not known when hc would return.
Tho committee adopted the reso-
lutlou last Saturday but 10 dId not
reach N1,hiunfuu until the middle
OF tho present Wrck
Meanwhile, Acting Secretary Of
The Interior Tlnncy likcwiso was
holding up decision on tne nppl-
D1tion OF iho G.psy OH company FOR
ihr rcacIudlug of tho order The
iyusy company two weeks ago rt
70 hearing iu Washington asked that
It hc permitted t0 resume develop
m'ni operations iu the OHHgo.
Pending further orders from his
supcriors in Washington, j. George
wright. superintendent of tho O.nRo
Indian agency Ht PHwhuskn. is maxi
Ing producers live up 10 tho torms
OF tho original Hhutdown order ig-
sued 20 him by Commissioner OF
indian Affairs Burke.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
TrdRscOHtincntdi Getting
wilcox Wen North Of
Prairie

TIHnscoutlucuial on company t0at
IN the center OF thr northeast
% 2H-1u-t0 was reported NDttot-
day 10 have found 10 r1ud gi 3.hGh.
the hole nliing mp $500 feet with
high gravity oil with tho sand boTo.
ly penetrated. This adds consider
ably 60 interest iu the WDtumka
territory, uq n ls about two mll0a
directly north Of the prulric'a big
well I'M 6.0-10. Tho Prairie VOL.
however, found its production nt
1890 foot Tho TrnuBcoutlncutpl
wcll be- believed in the wilcox sand
II was reported yesterday that
the Prairie well continues to show
little more OH each day, now br.
ing close 10 500 barrels. Tho line
has been lnid TO the well. but. with
only ono pump, tho line is only
taking caro- Of the oil aa produced.
II had been planned TO drill tho
well deeper early this week. but the
owHcrs have not done 40 because
nll OF the tank0ge nj the well is
full. II probably will not he drilled
deeper until additional storage has
been provided or another pump has
been put on tho line 30 az 20 empty
some OF the tanks which now arc
standing fun OF oil.
Leases around the Prairie we'll
are commanding big figures and
those who have visited the well are
predicting big production with deep
cr drilling. As the wen now stands.
the bit had barely penetrated the
sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Beckhau County Well
Doing 1900 900 Feet

H. a. Richards. who. with G. L..
Brosius. was Interested In the drill
ing OF the well In the southwest OF
the southeast OF i6-g22w, near the
town of Sayre. tn B"ckham county.
stated yesterday that test OF the
well few days ago showed II TO be
producing 1A,000.00O feet OF gas
daily. with n rock pressure OF $50
pounds. Tho we'll also is capable, he
said, OF producing around 20 barrels
OF oil, with a gravity Of 37.5. a day.
4 test Of the oil shows a gasoline
content OF 30 per cent.
No steel line measurement or the
well has been possible, according TO
Mr.. Richards, and it has been re-
ported that II was u little more than
2.S00 feet deep. According 10 the
tubing measurement. however. the
woll rs shown 90 have total depth
OF 2.7G7 feet and at that depth IS 60
feet I'm the gas sand
a well ls 10 be started this week
in the northwest OF 35-9-22w. Rich
ard & Brosius have rig up In the
northwest OF the northeast OF 90 and
have closed contract for a well In
81. The original well was completed
about two months ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
In the "If-Ip Country

Producers & Reflners are shut
down at 1850 feet for water in the
northeast OF tho northwest OF g.
11-l1.
Roxana and others are shut down
at 2.493 feet with hole full OF water
In the southeast of the southwest OF
the southeast OF 1l-11-11,
Steigler oil company has casing
trouble at 2,S1s feet In the southeast
of the northwest OF the southwest of
l1-1l-l1.
Doneghy has rig in the southwest
OF the southeast Of the northeast OF
13-il-11.
Skelley OIL company is shut down
at 1850 feet for orders In the north
east OF the northwest OF 14-l1-ll.
Deaner & Jamison has rig in the
southeast of the northeast OF the
southwest 15-l1-11.
Deaner & Jamlson is shut down
nj 2.750 feet In the southwest OF the
southeast OF l5-i1-ll.
Empire Gas & Fuel Co. has casing
trouble at 2,624 feet in the center
OF the southeast OF the northeast or
l7-l1-11.
Lyons Petroleum company IS skid
ding rig at 1856 feet in the north
east OF the northwest OF the south
west OF 19-l1-l1.
Sinclair Oil and others are under
roaming at 2 2,470 feet In the south
east OF the southwest of 19-ll-l1.
Wyman and associates have rig In
the southwest OF the northeast OF
the northeast OF 20.l1-11.
Deaner n Jamison is shut down
at 2,773 feet in the northwest of the
northeast OF 23-l1-ll.
Denner a. Iamison has rig partly
up in the center OF the north line
OF the northeast OF the northwest OF
22-il-l1.
Gypsy oil company is cementlng
5-inch casing at 2.S00 feet in the
northeast OF the northwest OF "a
1l-ll.
Independent oil G. Gas Co. IS drill
ing at 2,75O f. in the northeast of
the northeast OF the northwest or
2i-l1-l1.
Lyons Petroleum company is rig
cling up in the southwest OF the
northwest OF the northeast OF "a
1l-ll.
Lyons Petroleum oil company Is
fishing 6-inch casing at 2,S2S feet
in the center OF the south line OF the
northwest OF the northeast OF "a
1l-ll.
Turman oil company has location
in the center of the east line OF the
southeast Of the southeast of GALL
IL.
Kingwood oil company has rig in
the southeast OF the southeast of 81
ll-l1.
Inderson & seeley are rigged up
| and shut down in the northwest OF
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Near Wetnnkd

Daniels and others are shut down
at 1,40O feet for 10-inch casing IN
the northwest OF the southwest OF
the southwest OF 1893.
Glcrease oil company Is drill
ing at $50 feet In the northwest OF
the northeast of 20-9-9.
Gllcrease oil company has loca-
tion IN the southwest OF the south
east OF the northeast OF 1899.
Tack and others have casing
trouble ct $500 feet in the south
east OF the southwest OF 1910.
Prairie q Wilhoit has casing
trouble at 3.040 feet IN the south
west OF the northwest of the south
east OF 4-9-l0.
Prairie 4 Wilhoit are shut down
for pipeline at 3,332 feet with 500
barrel show in the southwest OF the
east half OF the southwest OF the
southeast OF $3.50.
Newman q Furman are drilling at
1.t00 feet in the northwest OF the
southwest OF the southwest OF al
9-lO.
Allegheny oil corporation Is
fishing at $3.50 feet in the north
east OF the northwest OF the north
east OF 23-9-lO.
Phillips Petroleum company has
rig in the northeast OF the southwest
OF 2l-9-ll,
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BristOn District

Joe Abraham No. in the south-
west OF 33-i6-9, Is making SO barrels
an hour in the sand from 2,915 to
2,93s feet.
Laurel oil company No. 1, in the
southeast OF the northeast OF i5-
1919. is making so barrels In the
3,000-3. 3.003-foot sand.
Tidal oil company No. I Sango. in
tho northeast of the southeast OF
l6-l6-9, In good for 100 barrels IN
the sand from 2.94S 10 2,9S6 feet.
Transcontinentol No. 3, in the
northwest OF the northwest of "a
16-9. was dry and has been aban-
doned at 3.5l0 feet.
waite Phillips and associates No.
Colaw. in the southeast OF the
southwest OF 26-l6-9, is making so
barrels In the sand from 2,990 to
2,904 feet.
Texas company No. Posey. in
the southeast OF the southwest OF tho
southwest OF 27-l6-9, is making 400
barrels in the sand from 2,907 20
2.913 feet.
Roland oil company No. .. in the
northwest OF the northwest of 35-
1919. Is making 700 barrels an the
3.0O0-3, 003 foot sand.