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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Tho women's Social and Char
table Club. ''Freja." viii have q
card party Thursday. October zsth.
az 100 .. m in tho Swedish club
pariors. Hosfesses for the after
noon win be Mrs. Aibro Gardner
and Mrs. Bienda Tarp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

rratuiafions on the birth OF = son
october 9Th. at the Seattle General
hospital.
Mrs. John Sherman Robinson has
as her guests for the week. her
parents. Judge and Mrs w. G.
Chapman. OF Tacoma
Miss Frances Broughton. who II
attending tho Annie Wright semi.
nary in Tacoma. spent the week.
end with Miss Dorothy Bosworth.
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West Seattle w. G. 7. q.

The West Seattle W. c. r. U. will
meet at the homo 81 Mrs. Hulda
kinscy. Tofs Maple Lane. wednes-
day. October Is. at , .. m. Good
speakers VIII b. present. Visitors
welcome. Take Fauntieroy car No. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
Hiss Cooper TO Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Cooper an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Evelyn Frances. 20 Mr..
James II. sullivan. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James sullivan. Of Houlton. Me.
Tho wedding has been set for No
vembcr ~.
Miss Cooper graduated from the
University OF Washington and MIR.
sullivan Is a graduate OF Bates col.
tare
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Luncheon for 7',Oo
Honor Guests

Mrs. Harry p. Cochran II enter
tanning Wednesday afternoon at her
home with a bridge Of three tables.
in compliment to her sister. Mrs. w.
p. Hoffman. Of Portland, who is her
guest. and for Mrs. William wartfer
Of Spokane. the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. George Leghorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

To complete plans for the coming
year. n meeting Of tho home econom.
les committee Of the Seattle council
Of tho ParentTcachcr associations IN
called for wednesday. October Is. nj
1 p. m. In tho school board room.
Central building.
Mrs. Ellen y. Dahney. director Of
homo economies in tho Seattle
schools. will address tho meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Tho Seattle League Of Women vot.
ers will hold a special meeting on
Wednesday noon. October %. at tho
Y. w. G. A. Senatorial and con.
grcss!onai candidates and state rep
rcsentatives win speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

ne ALUMINIUM COOKING Cfensu 20, New kensingon Ia
obtainsbs dealers
Cooking Uemsi
post-psid. be M OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

West Seattle Review No. 81.
w. II. A.. OF the Maecabees. will
entertain with a Halloween party.
In Carpenters hall. 4sti California
ave. Wednesday. November !. AT 3
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
Miss Leuinaon to Wed

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Levinson an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Florence. TO Mr.. Jack
Moloff Of Vancouver. p. C. Tho
wedding will be solemnized after the
new year.
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Married IN Yakima

Mrs. Betty Garrett announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Regina.
TO Mr.. Dumont La Breche. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles La Breche. in
Yakima, on Monday, Oct. 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Brcchs are at
home at 570s Eighth ave. ". Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
Mrs. Han to Entertain

Mrs. Edward ~ Hay e entertain-
ing with a bridge Of four tables
"Wednesday afternoon nj her home
on North Broadway. Mrs. George
+. Hood. Mrs. Clyde Eadhy and
Airs Henry Brown win assist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
CLUBS ron WEDNESDAY
Madrona Presbyterian Church

Tho WomAn'a association OF the
Madrona Presbyterian church will
give n social tea "Wednesday after,
noon. October rs. al the home OF
Mrs. A. H. Shafer. io5 Dorffei drive,
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Plymouth Church Circle Me~tinr.

Tho regular monthly circle meet.
irgn Of Plymouth church viii be
held Friday. October -. at tho fol.
lowing homes:
riroadway--Mra. Frank skinner.
sass Harvard ~.
Capitol Hill--afiss Kinney. sos
Maiden ave.
Madrona--Mrs. c. A. rAmpertn.
1901 3gnA.
Mount naker--Mrs q. u. NJ
Pratt. ss1s cascadla.
Queen Anne--MrB. w. II. ThomD.
son. zin3 Queen Anne.
Rcn,on fiill--Mrs. John Wood.
1891 ssth ave.
Univcrsity-Mra I. T. Bean. 1917
~. nth.
West sife--Mrs. Charles shank.
Endoiyns.
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Bridqe Luncheon Club

Mrs. Boyd Pershing will DO hos
tess at tho Tennis club Wednesday
afternoon. entertaining the mem
bers Of her bridge luncheon club.
Covers will be placed for eight.
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Classic Culture Club

Tho Classic Culture club Inns post.
ponef It's regular meeting 10 ..
m. Saturday. October 2sth. az the
Federated Clubhouse. when a Hal.
loween party win b. provided for
tho entertainment OF the members.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


COMMUNICATING the birthday Of
tho late Theodore Roosevelt. Gen
erai sherman Circle. Ladies' Of the
q. a. r.. will gisc a MONDAY
luncheon ~ Roosevelt Veterans
hail. istsh Third ave. Friday. DC.
tober 81. Congressman John y.
Miller viii giye an address on
Theodore Roosevelt" All Rooae.
welt admirers invited 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
Woman. Educational Club

Tho Woman'n Educational club
viii meet October s7th. az ? p. m.
NJ the Federated clubhouse on the
corner OF Harvard and Thomas A.
Whist.
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Orthopedic Benefit Dance

For the benefit OF the Childrens
lorthopedic hospital the employees OF
Fischer Bros. company announce an
Informal dance Friday evening. octo-
Der 81. az Douglas hall.
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Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oswald an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Gertrude Jane. to Mr.. Ar.
dab Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
NImy Ridge Chantcr

The vimy Ridge chapter. Daueh.
tern OF tho British Empire. will give
a card party "Wednesday afternoon.
October 20. at o'clock. at the homo
OF Mrs. James stlrratt. eas nth ave.
n. For reservations telephone Mrs.
A. y. Patrick. East tsis. All mem.
bern Of tho chapter and their friends
Invited. Those not desiring 10 play
cards are welcome at the tea hours.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

elected national inspector at the
national convention In Des Moines.
Iowa.
In tho evening Mt 8 o'clock
parcel post and card party will take
place In tho Afmpry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Tho Mothers club OF Sigma Kap.
pa sorority viii meet Wednesday
October 90. at y. m. at tho chap.
ter house. <T7s sint ave n. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

The Wisconsin Goldenrod club VIII
meet "Wednesday. Oct 20. with Mrs.
Harry Cone. 1878 Ninth ave. w. Box
lunch at 1880 y. m. Take kinuear
es4r
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Alpha rhI AIumnse

Tho Alpha Phi aiumnae VIII
meet 60 sew for tho bazaar wednee.
day afternoon. October 20. az $50
o'clock. with Mrs. Harry porman.
iio6 ". Denny way.
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Get this useful pan TO-DAY

TWIS 2-Quart 'wear-Evev"
- Pudding Pan which regp
larry sclis for SOS Il Of.
fcred to You now nj 49c - and
for = reason!
Because we know that n you
once use . 'wear-Ever~ alu-
mInum Kitchen utcnsil you AL
WAYS will look for the Wear.
Ever" trademark on tho bottom
Of EVERY cooking utcnsii you
buy.
That IL WHY we arc making
II unusually easy for you 10
TRY Wear Ever"
Tho twoquart Wear. Eves~
Pudding Pan has boon chosen 10
show you tho difference be-
tween "Wenr-Ever'' utensils and
tho ordinary kind because IL has
such n great number Of daily
uses In any Kitchen. And tho
moro you will use n VICAR.
Ever" utcnsIl. the more con.
WINGED you win become that
"Wear-Ever" utensils ARE dlf.
fercnt from the ordinary kind.
The Aluminium Cooling Utter
II thsss pans are not obtainabis at
mum Cooking Utemsil Co. New Ksns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Ladies' OF tho q. A. II. Home Sew.
ing club win meet az tho h~no OF
Mrs. Maud Gardiner. 1910 Aiki ave.
"Wednesday. october Is. Luncheon
will be served al noon. Take No. !
car and set Off at Y station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
Hosts to Bridge Club

Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Merritt were
hosts TO their bridge club % three
tables at tlsvsr home last Saturday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Tn. study department Of tho Pro
Rresaivo Thought club will meet with
Mrs. Anna ". winsor. ssis 18th
ave. s.. wednesday afternoon. oeto-
Der IS. at 100 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Lorraine Social club. o. n. g.. will
meet In the card room Of tho Ma.
sonic temple at 2 y. m. Wednesday.
October 20. All Eastern stars in.
Nlled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

ladies' auxiliary 20 tho n. OF T..
Y. viii givo card party wcdnes.
day afternoon. October 20. at ]
o'clock In tho NJ. y. II. A. hall.
i9z3n First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

A progressive whist party wiii be
given by Aauta lodge No. as. d. ~.
n. A.. nj their hall. 100 Madison at.
wednesday evening. october -. at ?
O'Clock. Favors awarded and re.
treatments served. Members and
friends welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Seattle lodge. No. 7. 70. ". r. A.
will gsve n Halloween party and
ghost walk. which Will BE- especially
for children. al Evergreen hall. A.
O. u. w. building. 1909 Ninth ave.
Tuesday evening. October 81. a; Z
p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
music
George Kirchner to
Present Pupil

Mr.. George Klrrhnsr will present
Miss iris Garfield. vioionesllist, in a
complimentary recital IN the Cornish
r.ittis theater on Thursday evening,
october 20.
Assisting artists VIII be Mrs. Drury
X. Adams. soprano. ana John Hop.
per, accompanies.
Tho program will be as followr
conosrto IN one movement. .KiuEhsf1t
Miss canfisi1
"caprfes Hensroiss' tvsriatiensl...
tflss Garfield
les nsrossur". ..................rs
Airs. Adams
~
"cry Of Russia" .....s...s hcn~sninsff
Fersnads ........... Himsk y forsstoff
Hymn 70 the sun" .Himsky- korsskoff
kndalusisa Gsrsnads. ........s.. .kampf
Miss Garfield
W
Der wsndsrer" .....s.-.s.s .bchnbsrt
-tf0FEen' .ssssssss.ss.ssss - .btf ANAs
ssysrgsbIichss E'asndehsn'. %. sbfsbfns
Mrs. Adams
vi.
"csli Of the Plains" Rubin polfmsrk
'.rhs butterfly. .s...sss. David Pepper
hsrsnafs ..........s.s'ss..... .leppsr
Tsrantsis .s..s.ss. s.s.st.ss's sfvpp>f
hfiss Csnfisid
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Seattle Review. No. =. w. u. A..
OF the Maccaboca. meets Thursday.
October goth. at 1909 Ninth ave,
II will be anniversary and past
comrades night. Program will bo.
Sin at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
"Gets 1t"
Relieves
Corns In
30 Seconds

Ask Your Triesds--They Know
Thousands Of people have only
tfefnaeivss 70 blame for corn agony,
blood poison. etc. Trimming and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Clara Barton Tent. ID. OF V. wiil
give n reception at the Armory
Wednesday. October IS. from TO
s o'clock. In honor Of Miss Grace
Hurd. department president Of the
Of Veterans, recently
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Rainier Beach Women. Club

Tho Rainier Beach women's club
viii hold n rummagc saie wednes-
day. Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
October IS. &c. ~ and rs. In the VA
cant store on Fletcher At. between
57th and Waters ave. A bakery sale
Of goodies viii DO ono OF tho leading
features.
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MIS- W. - thbtAt'-
Wisconsin, GoIdcnrod Club
The Wisconsin Goldenrod club VIII
meet "Wednesday. Oct. e5. with Mrs.
Harry Cone. e5f5 Ninth ave. w. Box
unch at 1890 y. m. Take kinuear
ar.
Alpha rhl Aiumnse
Tho Alpha Phi aiumnae VIII
meet 20 sew for tho bazaar Wednee-
lay afternoon. October 70. az $50
,'clock. with Mrs. Harry porman.
zoe y. Denny way.
q. A. u. Home Sewing Club
Ladies' OF tho q. A. II. Home Sew.
ns club will meet at tho hSno OF
irs. Maud Gardiner. 1910 Aiki ave.
October Is. Luncheon
viii be- served at noon. Take No. l
ar and set Off a, Y station.
Progressive Thought Club
Tho study department Of tho Pro
'resalve Thought club will meet with
Urn. Anna ". winsor. ssi3 10Th
we. s.. wednesday afternoon. octo-
yer IS. at 100 o'clock.
wsiiingford Circle
wailingford circle OF the rirn,
church will meet with
frs. A. Jeffrey. t&o5 Dcnsmors ave,
Wednesday. October Is. at y. m.
ilsltors welcome.
Aquila Lodge No. IS
A progressive whist party WIN be
avrn by AquIla lodge No. as. ID. N.
;. A.. NJ their hall. 100 Madison at.
evening. October %. at .
clock. Favors awarded and re
rsshments served Members and
riends welcome.
Ravenna w. G. r. 4.
Tho Ravenna W. G. r. Y. win
neet at . y. m. "Wednesday after.
,oon. October IS. at tho homo %
ars. Vance. Gsss soih ave. y. r.
me state president OF tho w, G.
!. a.. Mrs. Lillian Vincent. viii hs
resent and speak on The initiaT
Two Measure"
Card Party nj Dunlap
The women's Auxiliary OF All
'aints' church. Dunlap. viii Eivo a
ard party at the Lakeside ciuo-
Iousa wednesday evening. October
5. at o'clock
West Seattle w. g. r. q.
Tho West Seattle w. c. r. u. will
meet AZ the home of Mrs. Huida
Sinscy. T0fs Maple Lane. wedncn-
ay. October rs. at p. m. Good
peakcrs viii be- present. Visitors
Feleome. Take Fauntieroy car No. 2.
Seattle Poetry Club
Tbs Seattle Poetry club meets on
vedne sday evening. October 20. at 3
'ciock. at tho hous Of Mira. Lane
Iunmcrs. ala Dose terrace. 10
ides program Of original poems by
members. Dean James Hamilton
fowo OF the American College Of
fusic win present numbers from his
Olympic Suite" and '-Tahoma Suite
" these original compositions. two
ongs. Tho star and Moon at Lake
twords BY Mrs. Rae Oil.
'ert1. and Dancing In Paradise Inn"
words by Dean Howcl. win be sung
y Florita Munson. wro,en.
League Of Women Voters
Tho Seattle League Of Women yot.
r. will hold a special meeting on
noon. October Is. at the
Z. w. @. A. Senatorial and con.
trcssionai candidates and state rep
win speak
Rainier Beach womcn's Club
Tho Rainier Beach women's club
riii hold n rummagc raie wednes-
lay. Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
october IS. 20. ~ and 2s. In tho VA.
ant store on Fletcher At, between
18th and Waters ave. A bakery sale
4 goodies viii DO ono OF tho leading
catures.
Clara Barton Tent
Clara Barton Tent. ID. OF V. will
give n reception at the Armory
October IS. from TO
s o'clock. In honor Of Miss Grace
Hurd. department president OF the
daughters of Veterans. recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Dorio Social Club. o. ". g.. Will
sivs card party at the hons OF
Mrs Jessie Ramrtead. 4b23 Green
wood ave. Thursday. october 20. al
2 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
Fnre,reu Club Tea

The farewell club tea az the
Women's University club. which win
be the last tea 10 be given at the
old club house before removing 20
the handsome new club house at
Sixth ave and Spring st.. win take
place on Friday afternoon. and win
be for members only.
Presiding ut the urns win be Mrs.
J. ". Douglas and Miss Mabel Chill.
berg.
Assisting win be Miss Dorothca
Hopper. Miss Harriet seeiy. Miss
Ruth Bardshar. Miss Ruth Green
leaf. Miss Rita and Miss rmogcns
Cornett. Miss Celia Gearhart and
Miss Patricia Duncan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
wsllIurfora Circle

wailingford circle OF the rirn,
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. A. jeffrey. tso3 Dcnsmors ave,
"Wednesday. October 26. at y. m.
Visitors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Greenwood chapter. Y. D.. o. ". r..
viii entertain with n card party ~
tho homo OF Mrs. Myrtle Tyler. sbib
nth ave. ~. w. Thursday, October
&c. nj 2 y. IN. Tho hostesnes for the
afternoon viii be Mrs. Meta Clsnna
and Mrs Viola Mullen. All Eastern
Stars invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24
Pudding Pans Diary
SATURDAY

AWoKB ESQ souu q
- thse the psuass !
slowed LEST niehs had
been served. AZ ssvea-
ten ~ chs ksschsn cioek
] vsse Go the oven with
some breakfast food GO
esisp. Then I was nivsu
els seas which. after
wssmIae up 10 my work
enc With che cid Of .
eevess ! coached with q
little lees than ons-hsI I
the amount of hsse or
dtasriiy used. You see
heat M evenly ell ever.
hold the heat . Ion 4 time
and. therefore. I save .
lot OF fuei.
After breakfast 7 made
2 delicious rice puddins
for luncheon. The ~hli-
dren love the Kind 4
mshc. And. then "a be-
came . question of
vhsthcs I would make
coup. or hest up . cen of
h~.n-. Tho SCUM won.
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treating" cutting and pairing rners-
~ make bad matter worse. Nil
lions OF others ara wiser. They
know how sasiiy and quickly Gets
csiluaes off--sn one piece. Get your
money back II ~ fails. Wear new
shoes with comfort. Get a bottle to-
day. j.. Lawrencs A. Co. Mfr. Chr
cago. Costs but frifls--eyery-
where. Sold In Seattle by the Owl
Drug Co.
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Sunshine Guild

This Sunshine guild win meet
"Wednesday. october Is. at II a m.
az tho homo OF Mrs. chauncey w.
Shelton. 1881 Harvard ave. ".
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Tho seahurat council OF Minute
Women win meet Wednesday. oc,o.
her IS. NJ : .. m. at the church.
The sewing class will meet In tho
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-24

Letter In ere sfsss~sss
wss atvsa sAe DEFIANT
fut lob 81 mcidtne fruis
eeisstes. That beina
turned QUE cato . dish
end placed In the Toe hos.
] IVES cent 60 the oven
60 snsbs . ehicks~ ME.
Icniaht I'm ta shs
sefsi6srasos kespin Z come
food cold. Because 81
the thickness Of the
aluminium from which I'll
am made. Z sbscsb cold
- veil ss I absorb hsss. |
And, hsina made oil
hard. ooid-vetisd metal,
] rssist the acsioa OIL
stroea food sesds. Z do
not absorb odoss or
nsvoss. snd 7 am safe d
suHnissry.
Tomorrow 10 Sunday. nj
sivsys start Sunday up-
aide dovn--iaverssd over
. disb OF ssiddie eskss 90
keep them hot. I love
sN.f t~b. s~~.
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Ravcnna w. c. T. 4.

Tho Ravenna W. G. r. Y. win
meet a; y. m. "Wednesday after.
noon. October IS. at the homo az
Mrs. Vance. Gsss so,h ave. ~. r
The state president OF tho w. c.
T. a.. Mrs. Lillian Vincent. viii he
present and speak on The ini,la-
two Measure"
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AitruIstic Club

AltruIstic Club
Tho Pythian Sisters Aitruistio
club will meet Thurday. October
goth. at the home Of Mrs. II. z
Redmen. szs7 s5th ave. 8. W.. for
an aii.day session
Col. Ellsworth Circle
Col Ellsworth Circle. Ladies q
the q. A. r.. VIII serve New Eng
land dinner at vsterans' han.
Armory. at noon Friday. October
18th. The public Is invited.
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Sponsor No-Host Table

Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. David will
sponsor a no-host table for ~ at the
Halloween dinner dance Thursday
evening. at tho Arctic club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-17

per barrel" said Dancigar. We
have 30 wells with only two dry
holes In the bunch al Mexia." He
saSs that his brother Dan Danciger
Ia in Los Angeles. and is operating
out there. Mr. Danciger has photo
graph OF three checks which he re-
celved for oil in his Freeman No. ].
the firs, one for Sii5.793. dated
May 30. 1922. and signed by the
Texas company. Another Cor s9O,-
476. dated June ~, 1922 ana an
other for ss2,75s all OF which are
evidence Of the fact that somebody
besides the oklahoma oil producers
should be made 10 stand some or
the cut in price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-17
With the oil Men

Joe Barker, OF the Bristow Ma
tionai bank, accompanied by +. r.
Blanchard Of the oklahoma Union
Railroad company. are spending the
week end in Tulsa. I'VE can develop
oil in our country at 81. per barrel
and make money" said Mr.. Barker.
but the chances are there will be a
lot OF drilling stopped Immediately.
The Bristow people are as patriotic
as any in the country, and what ever
is to be for the public good, and for
the welfare OF the oil industry. we
win Join with the Tulsa operators In
bringing about. Bristow needs
chance TO catch her breath. and to
get further along with the housing
proposition to take care OF our
tremendous increase in population.
We realize that in order to keep
Bristow on the road to ultimste
prosperity It must ne kept together
In n great city and not be scattered
over the country IN small towns. The
fact Is. Bristow Is so we'll located
that II can easily be extended in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-17

this area and has located five OF
the best defined OF the larger struc
tureF. Acreage is now being blocked
on these structures.
This is one Of the deserving Wild
cat territories sin untestcd for oil
although for years gas has been de-
velopod in parts OF South Dakota.
No Intelligent prospecting has been
done on the large structures TO date.
The area IS one OF promise and de-
serves consideration from the oil fra
ternity
There is considerable activity In
this part Of South Dakota and the
summer viii see many new tests
started. Tho companies now IN the
field geological parties are the Ohio
oil company. the Midwest, and 9TH
ers from Wyoming and Montana
The state geological survey OF South
Dakota has three detail parties
working In the area.
Mr.. Rowley was favorably i'm
pressed with the area on account Of
the presence OF large folds In the
geosyncllue northeast of the Black
Hills. and the section OF rocks being
similar to those found in Wyoming
and Montana.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-17
BY B. Link

no better sense than to drill re
gardless Of the demands of the
market / look for a spontaneous
Ehut-down this time. without waiting
for oil 20 go 10 the bottom. or with
out any committee 10 handle the
situation II is too obviously the
proper thing 10 do. 10 admit Of any
argument"
Jack DanciEer, Of tho firm Of
Danciger & Freeman. who operate
In the MeNia field, Is in the city and
Is the owner OF a likely looking so
acres northwest Of tho Burbank pool.
He has been expecting to start
well but believes the present 10 be
a bad time. Mr.. Danciger was very
anxious to know II MeXia crude has
been cut, but lnasmuch as there was
no news, he related the history or
the Danciger & Freeman No. !. in
the northwest extension OF the FISH
Pond pool that Is still making 4
500 barrels From April 26. 70
June IS, the well produced in
money. SS3S,75O. with oil at Sl.SO