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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1918.
SECOND SOCIALIST
ATTACK PREVENTED
Now York Pollen Interfere Willi
Ki'iiiunl I Moris on l.nllirr
Ing l r l ull to l'..M'iiM'.
"ROWDYISM" TERM APPLIED
onunl-isimirr llnrlght Submit Itc
Mrt on Munilav Mglu's Ills
I urhiniiit to Minor 1 1 3 tn ii.
NKW VDHK, Nov. To pre
vent a recuirmu'e of the rimiti be
twt'pn sorlailHl.1 nrd .mlilieis nnd
idiom which followed the meeting
In Ma.llMjti Squire isinlen l.uil imtht, I
police. ei'IVi'H Win' IlillTll'il IoIiIkM,
Iii ii ti.in In K.ini Klfi I'liMith street
In whic h in d' r ti.i t mi. 1 1 i I .i ' I 1 1 1 1 - j
ered Id ili'iniiinre r.iiil.ilt an. I
.Sever'tl Imri'lri'il r 1 1 r n In uniform
gathered ijuiMiilo Oio Imil, their num
ber helm; augmented .is the. iih-i'I (
ing jrni;ri-iiK'il They lonelily
bundled unit young woo. in wiiilnu
a mini iture red flag In her Ii ilr
while taking ll froio her.
After Ui" nieellng stinted the mil
ilinrit uml siillots I m ;i ri 1 t ciiliuiii'i',
Tonsilitis
Quickly Relieved
Miller's Anil pile Oil Draw
Son-iifno anil HihIius-
.Swelling.
Out
I mn't suffer from swollen I miniln
whi'n unit application of Miller's
Antiseptic iii i known on Nnakn lll)
will remove much of Mm Soreness,
and afford woleuino relief In tirualh
In. So great la thn penetrating power
of thlH antiseptic nil that It will go
MirouKh uml through Mm thickest
no In leather In thrrn m I nu Cii. It I'
absolutely harmlnm to the tenderest
akin, hut goes to work killing pail
tha minute applied.
For quirk relief from any pain be.
aura to use Miller's Antiseptic 1)11
I known na Snaku DID- get a 300, COc
O" II 00 hottln al liny good rt ru if
atnra toiny tear tlila nut ami taki
It with you, an Mint you will lm aura
to get whnt yuu want. Money hank if
not aatlafiiMl.
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRSTROUND
Comfortinif relief from pain
makea Sloan's the
World's Liniment.
Thla famoua rellavar of rhaiimalle
achra. aorenam, atlffnaaa, painful
apruina. nauralitln palna, and moat
other external twlnitaa that human
ity auffera from, enjoya Ita Kreat
aalea bncauae It practically never
falli to brlnf apeedy. comfortliiK re
Uef. Always ready for uaa. It taltni lit
tle to ponetrato wltluiut rublrin and
produce reauita. Clean, refrnahlnit.
At all drug atnrea. A larjte bottle
meana erononiv Xfie anr II 20.
A WOMKKKt'l- OIKTl'NI'rY.
The people of thla city have a won
derful opportunity before them If
they will heed what doctora f mm
time memorable have been preach
ing. Keep your stomach knd liver
In a haalthy active condition! and that
meana of cnureo that your bowel
muat act properly.
Where una a occupation la not of
atich a nature that the whole body In
1ven ayatematlo exercise, and a auf.
ficient biliary flow in that way es
tablished, thla ran be hroiiuht about
by tha proper medicine. To be real
ly effective th'a medicine ahnuld
live no Rrlplnn aenaatlun but ahould
restore an eney, regular movement.
ORGATONE TABLETS
Io not irripe
but they clean the ayatem thor
ouKhly. 1'ae them and be happy.
Sold by Hciall T)mg Httw.
IMPORTANT LINKS
Hygiene, rest, pure air, sunshine
and a well-balanced diet, plus
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
to improve the blood-quality,
increase body-weight and build
up resistance, are important links
in the logical treatment of in
cipient pulmonary affections.
To a child or adult with a tendency
to weak lungs or tender throat,
Scott' brings a wealth of rich
tonic-nouruh menL
A little of Scott't EmmMtm
todav may do you a world of
good tomorrow.
VottA Bownf. mixmfiOV J la is
Eat Like a Wood
Chopper
. "After many dlncournglng years
et suffering from stomach trouble
Hd bloating. In which I could NU
Only Bjwr'ir.j iii llin mnipit'til loo.l,
I am now feeling entirely well.
Thanks to Mayra Wonderful Hem
edy which has done wonders for me.
I pan now eat like a woodchopper
' and nor It" " a "imple, harm
aa preparation that removes the
oslarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
traot and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
. Uvsr and Intestinal ailments, Includ.
hra- appsndlcltla. One demo will con
vince or money refunded.
B-or sals by tha Quaker and Puri
Utt dru 0Very-
1
I Ion m iii i, Hit Ijiirk by Mm polii'i
1'iii'i provost Koariln. Id j.nHi-iit ji 1 1 vm
mIiu i'hiiriii thn hull singly i .ii mi!
h ii k nml .iH iiii-il thn x 1 1 nu n
Mitslilo Mutt Ihi- ri'ii f i ik was nol
I hi lug d.sula vi'il and that mo disluyu
U I li-i ;i lir i'S liail bi-i-li in.'i'li' Tin ili'l
nol n.i i ).-l y Mm in f ri In iiii.form, how-i-vr.
.'iiin of llo'iii illinlii''t to Mio
parquet In front of Mm biiii'lini' ni'i
Mii'io hum: nn Aiin-i ii ;iu uiid .1
l'liioh fl.ig.
Th.'li' was lillt llllll ll H II r till lll'l in
Mm Iii!! during tin' i I, IK ThiH
W.IS Whrri a MOl'llIT lltl'l HI'VI'I'll I IVlI-
l.iriH li'inovi'il a i'i lnrk'u- tiinn a
in. in lil.tiiiliiii; ni'iir thn I nr.
Tlin ioli;e lln'l llin Mlii'i'iii for 'i
hlork In liolli illii-ciioiiM In pioTiMt
Mo" ) n 1 1' r ii a 1 1 on a! I , I a when I In- ii t-
Ing I'li'li'il. VVoini'n with rod flown
or Mlihniia on thfir h:itn wrn ail
ilri'Hii i roiii:li;y hy Ih" u n i f i I
ini'i', wlin ili'iiiiiMili'il Mint lhi uf
fi'i.illni: roliir hi1 ri'inovi'il, hut I ha
pollri' ki'pt tlo' lfi"l Ii itloll'llUlrt Minv
InK. No utt.irl.H wi-ri rnaln oo wo-
llii'U, hill arviTJIl fnln Wl'll! I'llllU'il
i hy Minium ami a fi-w Hi'tn lu-atin.
'I'lui pi.h'i' iiIw.inm liail Ihr Miiiaiion
j HI'll ill h.lllil, hOA'I'ViO'.
Ni:V VIM! K. Nov. 2. iamnn.
mi ll hoi i,f hoIiIhtm, n ill'ii i ami "lie
.Iiiii'b attain"! Mil" i"l fiiii; U the ao
I'l iliHt iii.'i'i Ink at M uliami Siiuaia
i'li'li'il la 'l nh'hl wim rhar.'ii liu iziol
ii a "rowilyiMn" imfay hy I'o.
I Iho i 'o in ii 1 1 i'.h I o n ir I'lnriiiht. Tho io-
lli'n. in H.ll'l. hiiii ri'hirtlllit to ill-ti-ifioo
wIMi ini'ii III uniform, hut
h Hi h ill-oi'lrr an wan forniiilttii laMt
nlichl u In-ii I hi' ai'i vii i- ini'ii attai kil
iril f in I' Ii ii i wiarera ami atti'inioi"'
to hn'iik ihioiiKh Mm pollri' Into the'
Kiir.li'ii, uniilil not h toli'intril.
A f I r ri inarkliiK thai ho hail iii.tIo
a riport lo Mayor llvlan m Iho af
fair, tin polii'ii roioinlnHoriir aahl;'
"V trliol lo K''t I'm provoHt nwir
nhiil last rnKht to Hfinl aoina niin to
MaUlaoii Hiiiiirii Uanlioi lo hanill"
Mii aohllrra. lull If Ihi-y arrived we
ilhl not m thion. If Mmlr rowilylam
rontlniica anmothlnK will have to ha
dona with lhim "
Tha rnmnilaalonar nddail that ha
undnrirtooil tho aorlallaia wara Koln
to dlHiiard tha ri-d fin for a Mui on.
ithi.ic itrfinns
Dliirh t Court.
Cohha litmihor company v. Ti. B.
Townln, IS nml fnrcloHuro ma
chnnlc'a Ihn on lot 10. block 4,
C'ruli-hflchl iiihlltlon.
Htata ex rol. county atfornay m
S. Morrla at al., Injunction, building
Kant Klrat Htrcet.
Htnta rt rol. county attorney va. Ti.
Wci'lo, I; lunrtlnn, aouthwaat north
went noiitlicuat m-20-U.
N. Ilnrth'tt va. fl. Ilartlctt, divorce.
I.. Raton va. J. It. Holing. $11,350,
personal Injurlea.
Indiana Bllo company va. -A. II.
Harrell, S 4 25 on notea. 1
C. race va. T. W. Pplllman et al.,
12,77 A 80 and foreclosure mortctagn
lota IK-lll, block ID. Hand Pprlnn.
I.. Kmery va. .T. Kmery, divorce.
C. Tobln va. E. U. Merry, 1250 on
notna.
J. H. Thnmaa va. Mra. 8. C. Loom
la, S98 on note.
Superior Court.
J. I Coin va. J. Cole, divorce.
A. H. Huff va. n. Huff, divorce.
I. E. Clreen va. Q. A. Green, di
vorce. C. Kaufman va. K. Kaufman, di
vorce and title to lota 4, 5, (, block
IS, Bumefti Hill addition and Iota 1,
t, block 2, Ahdo addltlun.
Jl. Tllfer va. W. TUfer, divorce.
County Court.
In re estate of Nick Hogeri, de
cenaed. In re estate of Hugh W. Schulx,
deceaacd.
F. A. Kuller v. N. J. Krawlti, $700
on contract.
J. Sudnak va. fl. Fox, $380.70 on
Judgment.
A. C. 1. nulllngton va. M. Clrayson
et al., $400 on contract.
Marriage Iltrnam. '
W. II. I'orklim and l'earl I. Lackey,
TulMU, Okla.
C. Ai llrymrn, Osage, Okla,, and
Minnie M. Hoffman, Muskogee, Okla.
C. H. I'nHHwater and Mra. Mary
Heine, Tulsa, Okla.
T. U Manama and Kthel P. Iud
loy, Tulaa, ukla.
C. W. Sutton, Tulaa, Okla, and
Mlna J. Harnes. Cleveland, Ohio.
J. a. Bunch and Margaret V. Hus
band, Colllnsvllle, Okla.
Warrnnly lMvd
W. I IawIs and wife to A. W. Iee.
wrlght; $2.10; lot 6, block 1, Home
Uardena addition.
C. 1L Owena to II. F. Rethmnn;
16.400: lot 14, block H, Maple 1'ark
addlUou.
C. 11. Trlvntt and othera to A. T.
Slmnkn; $3,000; northwest quarter of
outhweat quarter of 3 3 -1 S-1 4 .
T. K. Smiley, trustee, to H. und A.
Johnson; $160; lot 8, block 14. Fuir
view addition.
A. K. llradahnw, trustee, to 1. II.
Clark and othera; $450; lots 19 and
20, block S, Forest I'nrk addition.
T. W. Pavla to F. Jl. Yusi; $150;
lot 12, block 10, Turk View Tlace.
K. II. llayburn to Charlea Croft;
$275; lot 44, block 1. Itiiyburn sub
division of lot 3. section S-19-12.
II. H. Itayhurn to Charles Oroft;
$275; lot 4 4. Mock 1. Itayburn subdi
vision of lot 3. aoclion D-lt-lS.
It. II. linyhurn to O. B. Croft;
1300; lot 43, block 1, same subdivi
sion. II. C. Rtahl, trustee, to John Win
re r and others; $600; lot 4, block i.
Skidmora addition.
K. JI. Itayburn to II. Bowbt; $1!25;
lot ft, block 2, llayburn aubdlvlalon of
lot 3, section 3-19-12.
Paine to J antra Howaer; $226; lot
4, block 2, time subdivision.
Same to II. HowhiT; K25; lot 5,
block 2. same subdivision.
J. T. Olvon and wife to J. P. nil
more; $1: lota 9, 10, 11. 12 and 15 to
to 20, Inclusive, and 9 and ;t0 and
33 to 42, inclusive and 45 and 4',
block 1 and 4. 8. 9, 10, 21, 2--'. block
2. and 29. 30. 41 nod ih, block 7, and
17, IS und 19, block K, Il"MiiOnt
Height addition.
C. P. Campbell and wife to C. Cop.
pie; $4,500; lot 2 md south 41 feet of
lot 43. Owen audition.
William Vlner to H. H. Nichols;
$4,250; lot 33 and north half of lot
32, block 3. Knstland addition.
J. W. Harlan to M A. Harlan: $1;
lota 10, 11 ntnl 12, hlo.'k t. lturnctt
addition.
A. and M. K. Hunt to M U Smith;
$1; lot 6, block 12. l.ynrh-Ftirsythn
adldtton.
(I. M. Chirk nnd wife to J. W.
Podge; $4,000: lot , hlook 209,
Woodlawn addition, except north 4
feet.
Iax-Foh With Pepsin
A Liquid Digestive I-axatlve pleasant
to take. Just try one 50c bottle for
Indigestion or Const lpntion. Now
made and recommended bv the man.
ufar.turera of Grove's Tasteless chill '
ionic
MUTT, and
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i die, J-f, ,.i r I -'0 tecT AT 9TcK I'm n Br uTTt. HoT unTH TH6 HQCC
k'. i. ,i ,( ..,Lr ci a " '" r" IA"- y V" ,cLG.Ak3 T7"yC7-' weLt. Sx ''SHTeD fit? o
A 'HiV , LV- ; ? I lo,iW. VMa, yW TO6 H0L!j ? fS
Strand Today.
MAY ALLISON
'The Koturn of Mary," with
charming May Allison a a the alar,
:oday only.
MARSHALL WILL NOT "
TAKE WILSON'S PLACE
Vlcfl Prralilcnt Aniuninrm Poaltlon
on Sngtceillon Would Do It If
Ortlnml by Court-
noSTON, Nov. 2. Vice President
Marshall, commenting here tonight
upon the contention of former At
torney Oenernl Wlckendiam In an
addrens In New York that tho vice
president would be hound under the
constitution to assume the presidency
during President Wilson's ahsenco in
Kuropo. said: :
"I can state now definitely and
poaltlvely that I shall not of mv own
volition asaume President Wilson's
office or the duties thereof If the
president departs from the Cnited
Sta'tea to attend the peace conference.
As for the auggeailon that a Joint res
olution of congress might he adopted
lo 'set the vice president in motion.'
this proposal la entirely new to me
and I am unahlu to commit myself us
to what I would do If congress should
adopt such a resolution.
"In answer to the sucgestlon that
a court having Jurisdiction might
mandamus me to assume the du'lei
of thn preMldont, I unquestionably
would assume the presidency if a
court having Jurisdiction directed me
to do so. --
"I have assumed from the first that
there whs no harrier to Mr. Wilson's
leaving the country to attend the
peace conference. I supported hi.i
decision to go, heartily."
.lews ColcbraU I'Vexlvnl.
NKW VOUK. Nov. 2rt. Chanuka.
the Hebrew festival of Ught, which
begins Thursday nnd lnsts eight days,
will he celebrated wherever Jewish
aoldlera nnd pallors are stationed, tho
.levilHh welfaro hoard announced to
night.
The diet during and after Influ
enia. Horllck's Malted Milk, nourish.
Ing, digestible. Adv.
Ma's .Method
' ' -nTvCv Jy4
JEFF
SHOWS HIGH SCHOOL
IS FINANCIAL ASSET
Points Out Difference Itctweon learn
ing Power of Men I Allien till
nml I'lKHlucnli'il.
At the dinner last night tendered
the Rotary club by several members
of the hoard of education. Merle C
Prunty. high school principal, nnd
MIhs Adah Robinson were the prin
cipal spun k era. -
"The noblest function of a commu
nity,'.' said Mr. Prunty, "la to make
men, the kind of men that make
good citizens. The high school alms
to mnke citizens that are mentally
qualified, phyeirally fit and socially
correct.
"A hleh school Is n flnnnclal nsset
to any city because a graduate of the
Institution Is far superior In his
money making ability to the gram
mar school gradtinte "
With the use of R chnrt the
nenker showed the differences In
the rapidity of progress made by the
educated nnd the uneducated man.
"And yet one of the most difficult
situations that have to he overcome
la the tendency on the part of the
student to drop out of school and go
to work." He spoke of the Invest
ment of a half million dollars In the
Tulsn high school and wltb mathe
matical precision pointed out the
financial naset auch an Institution Is
to the cltv.
Miss Robinson spoke on esthetic
education as It relates Itaelf to civic
life. After e'ghttng the character
latlca bv which other cities are
known, ahe reminded Tulsa that the
education and appreciation of the
foremost cltlr.ena determine the na
ture of the cltv'a progreaa In the lines
of Improvement. Ppon the head of
theae rlrtzens rests the responsibility
of procuring for Tulsa the finer
thlnrs of life, she said.
Alf. O. Heggem read a letter from
Onptaln Hector O. LaRue. who Is
with the Oklahoma boys "over
there." The captain alao sent a copy
of one of the trench Journals, where
in the holding of certain villages
until restoration was made of the
French nnd Pelglan villages des
troyed, was advocated. The paper
argued further thnt no mercy should
be shown the Herman women In their
appeals us the Hun ransncked the
villages of the allies and sent the
spoil of war to the German women
to ndorn themselvea In some In
stances planoa were taken and aent
back to "the fatherland."
Superintendent Oherhnltster made
few remarka concerning the domestic
science department that had so
adequately served the feast of the
evening. However, It did not re
quire any persuasive oratory to make
the Uotarlnns realUe that the depart
ment is not only on Its feet theor
etlcnlly, but can deliver the goods In
a most practical manner. When a
call was made for the "wonder
cook,'' Miss Clara Kimble, who Is
city supervisor, ahe was too modest
to appear.
Dr. Roth proposed a toast to those
who had made the evening pos
sible. Farmers lohl Importnnt Scanlnn.
HAI.TI MURK, Nov. I.-Th
meeting of the farmers national
congress at Jacksonville. Fla., next
December 3 to ft promises to be Im
portant. .1. H. Kimble of Port De
posit. Mil., president of the organi
zation, snld here today. Mr. Kltnhlo
said that strong ground probably
will be taken In reference to price
fixing and labor. He said that he
would recommend that returning
soldiers who desire It be given land.
Mutt Almost Qualifies As
In the Oil Fields
IIitIi Smith u Hern.
Herbert Smith, formerly chief
clerk for litis MoCllntock at the
MypKy off ii e. is In France and has
hien In all the big fighting of late
nn.! Mr. MiCllntock is waiting anx
iously fur a lutier from hlrn saying
that he Is still on earth.
He was the must unassuming and
quiet young man that one could
uiaKiiii'. hut when he got Into the big
battle, took the most difficult work
and was promoted to a sergeant and
finally w m made a runner and was
inlured by falling off a bridge in the
dark, anil at last accounts was In a
hospital. The stirs and Stripes (the
soldiers' paper) says that everybody
uivis It to the runners a being the
bravest of tho brave.
Sad .Aoclili'tit nt (Jnaollnc Plant.
Ilov Prlngle, oldest son of Wlliam
Pringle, who Uvea at 901 North
Cheyenne, and a brother of Rulph
Pringle, vice president and general
manager of the Atlantic Gasoline
company, lost his right arm while
putting on a belt that runs the gen
erator In the plant owned by the
company at Red Fork. Mr. Pringle
was brought Into Tulsa and his arm
was taken off above the elbow at a
local hospital and he Is Just begin
ning to recover from the pain and
shock. He la now resting easily.
Mr. Pringle has a wife and two beau
tiful children and all will have the
sympathy of a wide circle of friends.
Ilnd Flro at Ollton.
The Carter Oil company's easlng
head plant on the Manuel farm,
south of oilton, was pnrtly destroyed
by fire yesterday mornmg and was a
hot blaze while It lasted. Had It not
been for the quick work done by the
Ollton fire department under the
leadership of Chief Krwln, the whole
thing would have gone up In smoke.
There has been no estimates put on
this loss as vet.
The Hell Oil Oaa Co. has a 25
harrel well In the southwest of the.
southwest of 20-24-12 on lot No. 64.
The F.dlth oil company's No. 6,
lot 42. In the north half of the south
east of 2H-26-12. Is a 10-barrel well.
The Shelton Moore Oil company's
No. 4. lot 4 2, In the south half of
32-26-12, la good for 30 barrels.
ij
Small Number of Completions at
Oiishlng.
The Ohlsdaln Oil company No. 3
test on the Wilson farm is the only
hie completion in the Cuahlng dis
trict during the pat week. It la
making 120 barrels in the sand at
2.600 feet. The well Is located In
the southwest of 3-18-7.
The Texas company report a amall
completion In the No. 4. Jones. In the
southwest of U3-1S-7, a 7-barrel
well In the 3.000-foot sand.
The White oil company No. 5.
Wllsun. in the southwest of 3-15-7
and Sinclair No. II, I'.lackwell, In the
northwest of 2S-18-7, are rigs.
ItciMirti From Duncan.
The F.agle Kalis nil company com
pleted the No. 2, Harper. In the
northwest of 23-!s-5w. dry and a
failure at 925 feet.
The Handera Oil & Oaa Co. No. 2,
Sanders, in the northwest of 3-2s-lOw,
and the McMann Oil company
No. 3, Priddy. In the southwest of 8-.'h-IOw.
are 50-barrel wells. The
sand depth In the McMann well was
2. 150 to 2,175. feel and In the San
ders 2 :'35 to 2.255 feet This Is
probably the same sand.
Pine Well Reported! Rig.
The Pine well In the northwest
corner of the southeast of the south
east of 35-15-11 has been shot and
a Sharpshooter Almost
l reported as making something like
700 barrels hut this report hua not
been verified.
The strange part of It la th.flUt Is
offsetting on the south a dry hole
drilled by the producers ti Refin
ers Corporation, which only had a
broken up sund at that depth. There
la another well being drilled deeper
by H. F. Wilcox, a location west of
the Producers Refiners which may
find the rich pay and It ought tu be
reported soon.
Prairie Pipe Line Not Completed.
The Prairie pipe line has yet 20
miles of pipe to lay before Its line
from the Ranger, Texas, field to
Cuahlng Is completed. It will prob
ably be ready for operation hy the
middle of December.
Atlantic Petroleum Company's
nig Well.
The Atlantic Petroleum company
well In 8-17-13, which was drilled In
Monday. Is flowing at about 200 bar
rels and will be shot In a day or two.
IV Till': OSAGE. W. J. Kanupp
has a showing for a well In the
southwest of the southeast of 20-24-12.
It Is No. 1 on the lease which
was purchased by Mr. Kanupp at the
last Osage sale.
PAWNKF. COPNTY. The Mark,
ham A Showenfeldt No. 3 A. J. Lewis
farm In the south half of the south
east of 26-21-8 Is good for 27 bar
rels. ROGERS COrVTY. U. J. Clark
well No. 1 W. E. Halaall In the south
west of the southeast of 22-24-16 Is
good for two barrels.
I.IXV COr.NTY. KAN. R. W.
Lowe and others have a five barrel
well In No I Lee Scott In the north
east of 35-19-23.
GARHiat AXI BIMJNGS Seven
rigs have been up In the Oarber
Hilllngs district the past week. They
are the Hartman and others No. 1,
Chrlstner. In the northwest of 30-2In-le,
Sinclair No. 8. Klsner, in the
southeast of 19-22-2W. Cosden &
Marland No. 25, Walker, In the
southeast of 13-22-4W, the Healdton
Oil & Gaa Co. Nos. 15 and 16 in the
northeast of 24-22-4W, Carter No.
18. Dlvely, In the northwest of 24-2-4w
and II. H. Champlln No. 25,
Heggs. In the southwest of 24-22-4w.
Furlow and Chapman No. 1, Ly
hane. In the southeast of l-22-4w Is
spudding.
Crsden No. t, ' Denker, In the
southeast of 11-22-4W, is reported
a 100-harrel well In the sand from
2.060 to 2.090 feet
Sinclair No. IS, Relveal, In the
northeast of 24-22-4w. Is producing
200 barrels from the 1, 635-foot sand.
The Heldton Oil & Gaa Co. has
brought In two 50-barrel wells In
the past week. They are the 12 and
14 tests on the Relveal farm In the
northeast of 24-22-4. Roth were
In the l. 550-foot sand.
The World Oil company has aban
doned the No. 1, Tearney, In the
southwest of 20-23-lw, at 2.105 feet.
The Kmplre la drilling at 2.540
feet in the No. 1, Yicks. in the south,
east of 13-15-lw.
The A. B, White Oil company No.
I, Wilkinson In the aouthweat of 9-
16- 11, la shut down at 2,500 feet.
Rood and Foater No. 1 test on the'
Chalker farm In the northwest of 7-
17- Sw, is ahut down at 3.465 feet.
The Roxana No. 1. Livingston. In
the northwest of 9-20-2w, la drilling
In a hole full of water at 3,400 feet.
The Indian Territory Illuminating
company Is drilling at 3.260 feet In
the No. 1, Ranke, in the southeast of
33-20-12W. ,
The Roxnna la fighting a cave-in
In the No. 4, Schroeder, In the south
west of 18-22-3.
Sinclair la plugging back to the
Cornatc
me. Bird:
sand at 2,020 feet In No. 3. Klsner.
in the northwest of 19-22-3. Tho
total depth of the test Is 2.345 feet.
The No. 1 test of the Hear Creek
Oil Mas Co. in the northeast of
22-22-.1w, nn the Lel-'orce farm. i
underreaming to 2,-80 feet.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co. is shut
down at 2,600 feet In the No. 1, Kix,
in the southeast of 35-22-3w.
Cosden & Marland No. 18, Walker.
In the southeast of 13-22-4W, is drill
ing at 1,510 feet. Tho well should
be nearlng completion.
Cosden No. 2, llrlgcs Id the north
eiuit of 14-22-4, is drilling at 2.132
feet.
Sinclair No. 2, on the Murphy
farm, in the northeast of 23-22-4W,
Is shut down for (wedge, at 1.550
feet.
Sinclair No. 10 test on the Belveal
farm. In the northeast of 24-22-4W,
is drilling at 1.970 feet, having
topped the sand at 1,965. The well
la flowing some oil.
Carter twelfth teat on the Dlvely
farm In the northwest of 24-22-4W.
Is raving badly in a hole a 2,000 feet.
Champlln is setting the ft-lnch cas
ing to 1-725 feet In the No. 23 on the
I'eggs farm In the southwest of 24-22-4w.
The No. 22 is underreaming
at 1,950 feet.
In 25-22-4W. the Empire la drill
ing at 1,400 feet In the No. 15 on the
".am farm In the northwest
quarter.
The Prudent'al Oil company is try
ing to drill by the underreaming lugs
In the No. 1, ilodgens. In the south
east of 35-22-lw at a depth of 2,765
feet.
Gillespie Is ahut down at 2,860 feet
in the No. 1, Mason, in the southeast
of 10-23-2W.
Hia No. 1, Washburn, In the north
west of 15-23-2w, la ahut down at
2.075 feet.
The Knld-16 Oil company is pull
ing the pipe in the No. 1, Derr. , in
the northwest of 16-23-2W at a tofal
depth of 2.315 feet.
The Tuloma oil company Is down
2,090 feet In the No. 3, Yost, In the
northeast of 2-23-2w.
In the No. 1 Dunn test of the
Aubyme Oil company In the north
east of 15-23-3w. the company is
drilling at 2.300 fret. I
The Humphreys Petroleum' com-
pony is shut down at 2.775 feat In the ,
No. 1 Murray, In the southeast of
17-24-lw. I
The same company at 4,300 In the
No. 1, Kirkpatrlck teat, la cleaning '
out after a shot. The well Is luca-1
ted In the noroheaat of 20-24-lw.
J. Lowe's No. 1. Heltholt. in the 1
northeast of 33-24-3w. is drilling at.
1.050 feet.
The Round-T'p Oil company No. 1, I
Cnckrell, In tha. northeast of 33-24-1
4w, is ahut down at 2,504 feet. ;
Scarrett and othera are cleaning !
out the No. 1, Van Osdd In the I
souineast or n-.b-aw at a total
rionlh nt 9 1n faal I
The Urandolia Oil company No.
1, Jacks, In the aouthweat of 13-28-llw,
is setting tho 6-inch casing at
3.295 feet.
OKMPLGF.E Thirty rigs are up
In the Okmulgee district, according
to llrst reports, and five are spud- '
ding. The latter are the No. 4 Jor-1
dan of W. C. Mee and others in the j
northeast of 31-12-12, the Wick!
Petroleum company No. 4 Sullivan,
In the) southwest of 10-14-14; Ick- .
hart nnd others No. 3 Sells. In the j
southeast of 25-15-15, and Peterson1
and others No. 4 Grayson, in the
northeast of 25-16-1 4. " j
Schuler A George are pulling the
casing to underream to 1,910 feet in
! the No. 1 Vann, In the northeast of
. 13-15-13.
The Mid-Continent OH & Gas Co. is
j fishing at 1.000 feet in the No. 1 Rer-
rynui, in me souinwest or 13-14-12.
Among the completions are the
following failures: The Crescent Oil
company No. 1 Marshall, In the
southeast of 9-18-12, abandoned in a
hole full of water at 2,887 feet; the
Iowa Oil company No. 1 Chlltern, in
the northwest of 17.13. 12 abandoned
In a hole full of water at 2,390 feet;'
Sinclair No. 3 Martrige, in the soutn.
east of 24-13-1.1. nt 2.040 feet; the
Hadger CHI company No. 4 Doyle, In
the northwest of 20-13-14, at 1.265
feet; Kngelbert and others No. 3 Har.
Hsoii, In the southeast of 17-15-16, at
I.UtiO feet: the Presto Oil Gas Co.
No. 1 Doyle, in the northwest of 27-15-16.
at 1.653 feet; the Oleon De
vonian Oil company No. 4 Porter, InJ
tne nortnwest of 2-16-14. at 2,315
feet, and the No. 2 Deere test of
llornecker and others, in the north
east of 3-16-41, a failure at 1.520
feet. Itrewer and others ahandonsd
a shallow test In tho No. 1 Morton,
in the northeast of 14-13-12, at 600
faet
Compared to these eight failures!
aie me 5 to 10-barrel wella, four 20
to 30-barrel wells, two 75 to 100-bar.
rel wells and three gas wells. They
are as follows
The Tribes Oil company No. 3
Rentte. in the southeast of .16-12-11.
five barrels; the Sperry OH & Gas
Co. No. 1 Jackson, In the northwest
of S-I3-16. It) barrels; Hradstreet
and others No. 7 McMullin, In thoj
southwest of 3-14-14. five barrels;!
ibe lib! Iwmlnlnn ml company No. 8
Williams, In the southeast of 11-14 I
14, six barrels, and the Ragslev and!
others No. 8 hakes, irl the southwest
Of 25-14-14, five barrels.
The Oklahoma Producing A Re
fining Co. No. 4 Hulbert, in the
southeast of 9-13-12. 100 barrela and
the United Oil company No. ( Brad
ford. In the northeast of 19-14-14, 75
barrel
1 . ons and others No. 8 Evans, In
the southwest of 14-13-12, 30 barrels;
the Klmblcy Drilling company No. 2
by Bud Fisher
Cover, In the southeast of 2.1-1 4.
3:1 Darreis; carters .mi. ;k iti'i.iu., in
the southwest of 3-14-14. 3D banes
and Hutler and others No, r, I rank
lln. In the northwest of 30-15-16, 20
barrels.
J. H. Rehold No. l Harjo. In
northeast of 16-1.1-12. 15.ii0u.iiuh feet
of gns; the Halyceon ( IJ company
No. 13 Roberts, In the Southeast of
16-14-16. 3.000,000 feet of Km and
No. 3 Tiger test of A. W. dine and
others, In tho northeast of 3 J -1 5-13.
a 7,000,000 gas well.
MOl'XDS The Prairie Oil & 0.n
Co. has a five-barrel well m the
northeast of 4-16-12, No. It) White-
stone.
Winemlller and others No lo
Hogie, In the northeast of II-I1M2
is good for 30 barrels in aand from
1,362 to 1.465 feet.
The Minnehoma OH company No.
2 Walker, In the southeast of .
16-12. is good for 125 barrels in sand
from 1,362 to 1.465 feet.
The Oklahoma Natural Gas mm.
pany No. 2 sharpe, in the northwest
of 24-16-12, Is good for 35 h.irreli
In sand from 2.361 to 2,371 feet.
The Minnehoma Oil company No.
2 Dare, In the northwest of 2T-17-1
is good for 15 barrels In sand from
2,385 to 2,395 feet.
IUiACKWF.LI, DISTRICT The
Carter oil company No. 2. MCio8'
key. In teh northeast of 15-27-3e, 11
reported holding up for 1,650 bar
rels, and the Diamond OH company
No. 2. Haworth. In the northwint of
15-27-3e. for 1,800. Uoth of them)
wells, previously reported, are la
the 3, 080-foot sand
8APIXPA S. W. Anthony has t
rig up for No. 2 Sanderson In (he
northwest of 3-16-12.
J. H. Wright has a rig up for No.
1 Cartwrlght In the southwest of IS.
17-11.
The Danclnger Oil company Ii
drilling at 400 feet In the southwt
of 24-17-11.
NORTH OF KF.M.,KYVILI.F,--Th
Pennahoma Oil company has anan
doned No. 3 Hrown. In the south
west of 27-18-9, at a total depth of
1,991 feet
The jMld-West Royalty rompnjr
has a 500-narrel well In sand from
2.517 to 2,525 feet, in the nor!het
of 22-18-10, having been drilled
deeper.
JF-NXIXGS The Alverex Retro,
leum compnny No. 3 Grayson, In the
northwest of 13-19-7, is good for 25
barrels In sand from 2,523 to 2.629
feet.
The IT. 8. Oil companv has a !'
barrel well In No. 6 Raker, In th
northwest of 9-20-8, In sand from
2.465 to 2,484 feet.
YALE The Sinclair Oil On
Co. No. 7 Crockett, In the nort(mit
of 13-19-5. Is good for 80 barrels 111
sand found frob 3.030 to 3.119 feet.
The Fortuna OH company No. 4
Custer, In the northeast of 6-19 I
good for two barrels in sand from
3,095 to 3.105 feet.
LF.ONARD Maliou Oil rnmpiny
No. 1 Pird. in the northeast of
17-W, is good for 10 barrels in f-mJ
from 1,110 to 1.127 feet.
The Gladys Hell Oil companv Na
15 Monroe, in the southwest of 2";
17-15, in sand from 1.138 to 1,15"
feet, is good for 35 barrels.
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