The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

OF sparkling wsSor that breaks from
n prominent hllt, side almost on the d.
main street. aRd here. also. is .
great gVvcrnmtNt i'ah h'l'holY
which has como "a help utilize tho
ncvcr.sndipr wafos.tl1w 10 bring
tbc romparigon ucaf en- homo. there
is SLOAN SprinE- NIX. on t0e
White river trail. whl'N is ilIlv 20
miles nearer than OklaNomh 'I'h.
Here A. tho very center oN tne ki'il
orchard and berry rlrmrH ana. In
Towering season, when ilN.N 'nc,N-
cred slopes are agluw WHY all INC
colora of the raiuboWi who WoNll
compare their beauties OF l1tNNcap1
with tho mouotouou3 snmoucsN on
tho red, rolling cottuu-lauds al.7ns
our western highwlyai "
Fow Tulsans not actually in-N
formed. are aware that In dis-N
taucpd but littlu farther tnaut the dis
tauro tu Cushing. there arc moun-
taius so timbcrcd with pine that
slwmill lg given over entirely 10
saving tho logs. At Beck or Flint, d
okla, ON tho white river trail, this
side. uf SLOAN Springs. tho noun
tlIug arc covered with Pine, ana an
old water mill with mlil-raCo, and
water furnished from Flint creek is
I'm operation along side OF great
tNfE or hlnH NNW rlNknf AUNuhu l'aH
than u hulf-day's distance from
Tulsn. horc ia ono OF the real beauty '
spots OF oklahoma. Flint creek IL NT
some fishing stream OF itself. and 10
uIst two miles down stream from 10
tho highway 10 omptics into tho IL r
uuuIs river which has long been :"
iuuicd us the best clearwater fish- .u
lus stream iu oklahoma. only tho
rcmotpuuss uf tho Illinois ana tho fl
auto roads leading 10 Sc has kept its
many Tulsa admirers from enjoying s.
it's privileges. Now, however, since .
tho White river trail has made 10
Hu easily accessible. It Will ho llbcr- D.
ally pnroni1cd Ivy those Tulsans
who know its worth. After all. there
is no moro delightful place to camp
any enjoy oneself. There arc fine D.
camping Rrouds, an abundance ot p
sparkling water ana u store near by,
Tho pine woods bordering tho blue
I range OF mountains are n source OF
beauty To- the prairie dwollcr. and
everything is lively from n camp
/ crs viewpoint. .il.,c
Squirrels Galore. }.l
Aside from tho fishing there ~ an
| abundance OF squirrels, as there are.
| OF course, In all tho tlmbered regions
| beyond Grand river. The festive u
]
! hottom-lnnd timbers and IL very
uneasy and rostlvo with the APP
proach OF an intruder This IN why
/ he fits along tho old fashioned =,
. worm fences ahead OF tho motor Z
| car for its mechanical noises sets
/ him crazy with fear. Not no with
| the rcd, or fox squirrel, however.
/ for no viii bask quietly In the SUM
shine, aud depend for protection
upon his wits in worming himself
about on the blind side OF his tree
limb. The red squirrel has his homo f
In tho ridge lands and rarely in :
trudeB on the domain of his gray a
brethren. The hollow trees OF tho ~
ridge lands have innumerable bea
hives which may no bought from
old Indian beo hunters for about So
each. and may bo worth much more
in their store OF sweetness. tI
Altogether thero will bo much
welcome, and II one hrs proof that
, he Is mother n fodera officer nor
, the friend OF a federal officer. nor =
, even bottle posseman," he will t
, have universal welcome from all.a
. Even the half-wild razorbacks have
Z como to welcome the tourists. who
q leave an occasional bite to swCeten
. tho monotonous diet OF bitter ncorns
a IL ~ not maintained that these viii
4 climb tho tent pole for n bit OF food. (,
. but they viii certainly climb into
l tho cars n there bo tho smell OF pro- q
, visions within thom. This nuisance Vi
must be borne with patience, how
ever. for tho day Is not near when =
the hin country viii have progressed ~
TO the extent or having how law N