TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1922
i
f IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office B2U? ItcuMcnro 2112.
1
Oh MMfkrl tlmilNlliina
Kan
A Okla.. Si.oo , 1:1 Domrln, Ark. o
llealdtra l.0
Cement ....x. l to
Walter , l.o
I'lectr I n
llenrlttta .... i.3t
Hut kburnntt ...
niotm Co. ... Ill
Cordon lUhl LIS
Coreltena. h'y .7
Meila Ml
Pierce June, .. .10
Hour t.ak i It
Itumtile l.l
V Coliimtil . Ml
Caddo I l.no
On .Mo. II in l -.
Caddo, heavy., 1 l
Homer !.oo
Hull llonii ... I, tn
iiayneeviiie ...
I'ennaylvanle Ml
Catiell . Ml
Corning L0
llagland I.0
Momer-el, Until.' I I'
ttnrr.erstt ...... J.0
Minn
I.t
Indian ....
Illinois ....
Wooater ....
trlnrlon
Waterloo
Canada ....
i:ik llaaln ..
ilmra creek
Mil H n.1,1 if .
1.41
Mill Creek
1.1"
Cut Ok Mont. . f
Off for Kansas Cttu
Tim World will li icprfiiriilfil rtt
llio Kriimim City Gnu .Mi'ii'H ron voli
tion I'V thn oil nlUnr, wlio will
mmit dully irporlfi ly wlm nriil ly
loiter mid will lm duly urnti-fiil If
tlm llnd frlMiilH of Tim World will
HOIIll III Oil Itl'IIIH lIlllltlK hi iilifiiov.
It will bo wry i any, It IIiIm Ik iIiiiii',
to inulio tlio oil ixitt'J iltniHiiully lit
trnctlvp while lio Im awiiy.
1'Iiomi In no much of lull-rent tlirmi
dnjH tluit It Ik linrdly inllilo to Ket
nuny from Iimiiu wltlioiil nntiictlilni
liopiionliiK o( minimal and far
rerichlnK ltit'ret and lniiinrlniire.
turn now ivciyliody In lookliift for
a rlao In jirlcu tun! It would upriear
khoiI litinlneiiM on tlm nart of thn
Iiur-linci'i". of cruitu to inaloi thll
niivaiiro ami iminii u now, wiiun ion
fields that havo licnit flunli nru dill
I'todiirliiK at leant u pail of their
IiIkIi production.
Ah tlm world flulit for oil con
tlmiofl, tliero will lm no inui'li of thn
Creatent Intel cut, to relate, ax for In
etnnro tho lienil of tlio Uoynl Dutch
Hindi. Kir Henri W. A. HeterdlnK.
who'liaB licin vlnltliiK tho Mltl-Coti-tlnontiil
field mid linn liecn Imcok
nlto nil thn way, In out with tlio
nt-itctiimit that ho will "not he a
party to nnytliliif that would roh
previous nwncrn, and Hiivrr Would
wo ho rorolvorri illri'i'tly or Indlreet
ly of rlolon property." Thin with
reifcrencn to tlm reported hIkiiIiik
of an nh'teement with Husi-l-i for
part of tlio Ilnltil oil field.
It Im InlurcMInc to nolo that yearn
nKO, at leant flvo or nix yearn hofoio
tho news nf thn flKnlilK of tho treaty
between IUimIii and tlermany vwii
unnounred, that HiIh wry HiIhk wan
nntlvlpnted hero. It wan aloim nlinut
1015 that Henry Mcllmw at tho
head of tho Cllilf pipe lino and tlio
Oypny Oil company, illncimnlnit tlio
war with Oerinany romarlud to tin
writer: "Wo aro flt-liHni; for n
world-wldo democracy, .mil who
can Kliarunteo that ("ormmiy, ftftur
nho linn been properly 'licked,' can
ho luaho to keep up n democratic
form if itovernniont and conform to
our lilnm ot rlulit and Jimt.ce, In her
dcnllncn Willi other iiiUIomh."
Tlio nlipvn In nlvou an nhowliiR
how clonely Tnl'ii oil men necen.
mirlly must keep In touch with a
world-uldo nltuntlonl an oil In now
kliiK, or lit leant Is thu houo of con
tentlnn liotwecu all great niitloiin.
Tho fight for ntiprcmacy In tho oil
world, In Krowlnit moro hitter uv
ery day, with Uniilaud lonlnu Kinund
on account of tho decllno In Mex
ican oil flcUln. Tho outlook, tlicre
fore, for the Mld-Cotitlmmt field, In
very lirlKht, and thuro nro hut
mlKhty fow tlilnKH that iiilnht lmi
lien to hold hack thu development
of thin, tho best oil country on'enrth
and tho vornt peldotu hnppenn.
tower Kates to Kansas
Refiners
lly th AftClAail Vitn.
TOI'tiKA. Kan., .May 1 1. Oil rt
fluerlcH of "niiwiH may niviiro lower
railroad rntcn In liaiinan on criulo
oil an tho rt'milt of h licnrliii; today
heforo tlio Mnto pulillo ullllllen com
inlmloii. Tho petition for lower rat en unn
iniido liy InilclK'iiilctit iX'flncrleM Mho
clnliu tlicy nru iiuahlo to i-ompctu
with Mr rcflnerlin who oK'rate (heir
own pipeline".. It wan kIioiwi that n
number of email rcflucilcn In Kan
tuui nro Khiit down nt tho pnwnt
tlmo Ikkkuiso of tlio cunt of railroad
tranportaton of cnulo oil.
Oil on the Towusttc
of Tcrlton
In u wdro from Tcrlton. which
miiiD tuu mtu mi $VBKviny n 11 uliii.
It In reported that thoro In n well
iimklnK 100 burreln on thu town lotn
In that city. This well In probably
owned by I.nu i;i;nn and othcrn of
Cleveland, Okla., who wcro reported
nn be I n K about ready to tl ill I an old
well deeper.
Slick, Goldrick & liaker's
Iiig Well at Pioneer, Texas,
liest News of the Day
Tho l'ennnnt Oil company (Onld
rick r llakor) and Thomna II. Hllc'.
havo n, well flowlni; bettor than
6,000 barroln per day In .18 feet of
nand in their No. 1 j;nnl lirynon, at
rwncfM-, TexaM.
Thin well In one-quarter of a ml to
ciuo cant or tno .stoiie-.McMunav
"Kiiohor." which In Ihreo weckn old
nnd vtill miiklnrT .1,000 barrels per
day with an Initial production of
3,400 Darrein. The latter well In 60
feet In tho nay nand.
Thin test, which In No. 1 for the
lcanc. In Jimt another evldenco that
OIL AND GAS
Lrnaas 'utHilIra rroiturtlou, Kt.
Wanted to buy Production or
cloto-ln acreage offsetthiK drilling
wells favorably located. Will also
consider ilrllllnR proposition. CI4
Kennedy HulldliiR. Advertisement
Wanted Strlnc of caslnp for 3.-000-foot
test, Cowley county, Kan.,
tor interest In well and ncrcaBo.
Call Otngtf 52
or address box
3222-C1 caro of World. Adv.
Ciudo Oil for S.ih!
Fresh Crude, of IiIkIi Krnvlty for
ale, loaded In cars at Okmulb'eo or
iiiisa, consolidated I'lpu Una C
Tulsa, Okluhonia, Advortltenwnt.
For Halt A few small Interests
In well now drilling In tho llrlstow
field, clone to bin production, nrac
ttcally proven. This Is yojr clianco
to Ret In on the urounrt floor. You
nro dcalhiR direct with the owner.
Addrens 2 S 3-13, enro World. Adver
tisement,
Tor Kale Complete atrliiR ot
standard tools. In Rood '.'ondttlou.
Also a stiliiK ot 16, izft 10. S"l
nnd 6S heavy caslPK, In A-l shapn
For further tntorinutlon t J, M
Myer. Ilnnis llotol, Ada, Okla. Ad-
vcrimemeni.
V. If. IT.CIC I. O. Ilnf 33.
the ownern aio mlxhtv fino oil men,
and frlendn of Tom Hllek hero will
be mlKhly clad to hear of bin Hood
fortune. It In tlio hlh'Kcnt mid heal
nnivn of thn day,
Tho Pennant lnteretn and Mr.
Hit, k are nlr'inc wells ono loenllon
eon I li and one lorntlou went, anil nro
alno offsetting the widl to tlm went
by a lorntlou mutli of It on the 'Jen
ton farm. No. V for tho lenno, In
which Anion ('nloti owns a quarter
Inteiest anil tho reiinnnt oil com
pany thu teinnliiliu: Ihree-ipiai tern
tntcrent.
Mvriinu ot (las Men
Opens in Kansas Citu Todaji
Thin werk'n innxtlnK In Knnn;
rity win be thn eventoeiitli annual
Riiiherlm; of thn Natural (Inn nnnn-
in 1 1 mi of America, tho orRiiulzatlon
havinir had Itn luinpllon In 190,1.
Hlnee that yenr lln neopo of activity
ban been widened ntendlly until t
ilny It exlondn all over tho country
iiiul wields a rniintriict.vu Influence
for Kood of tlm Kan Industry every
where thn product In produced, ills
ttlbiitcd and consumed,
AinoiKt those who nro scheduled
to appear on thn convention iro
Kram aro II. C. Cooper, chief eiiRl
ni er of tlm Hope Natural (Ian com
pany and affiliated enneernn, who
will have n paper On thn nuhjed of
"Htambirill7.ntlou;" Henry Morris of
tlio Dallas (Texan) tint company,
who will havo a jiapnr on "What the
Natuinl flan Companies Aro Dolmt
to Help tho Consumer (let the
(lieatcnt Vntnn from 1 1 In Natural
Clan Hcrvleo," nnd (I. C. Maxwell,
who formerly wan necretary of the
Oh'o l'ubllo Hervlco commission,
will speak. Auothnr paper will bo
pretented by J, W. Dana of Kansas
City Can company, whose nllbjeet In
"Tho Intctilvlermlnato Franchise."
Offlcern of tlm Natural (Inn asso
rlatlon of America nrn- J,. II, Hen
iiIiik of rlttnburfth, l'a president,
and William II. Way, auio of l'lttn
liurKh, nceretnry and treasurer, Vice
presidents aio K. 1'. Whltcomb, II.
I.. Montisomery and N. C. Mcdowen.
Dlrectorn of tho association whose
terniH of offleo explro thin year aro
J. II. Corrln of 1'lltHliurnb. .1. .1. Mc
Mahnn of Cleveland, Freeman T.
Itaijleson nf Columbus, It. O. Altlzcr
of Charleston, Alfred Hiirlhurt of
litlnbumli and .1. 1). Crevellntr of
Now York. Directors whono terms
of offleo explro In 1923 nro C. W.
Kcnrn of Cleveland. I IC. I.auKdou
of Cincinnati, II. C. Morris nt Dalian.
T. J. Jone of Columbus. H. A. Will
lace of Charleston and M. W, Walsh
of lulnvllle.
Thn ndvlnory committee nf thn im-
nnclatlon In composed of II. I
Hoover of Clnrlnnutl, H. C. Ollphani
of Iluffalo. Kay C. Krlck of Colum-
biiB. . onciih f. ouffey or nttsiMirRii,
Inmen T. Dynn of Detroit, Krncst U.
Ilriindctt of KaunaH City, .Marim u,
Dnlv of Cleveland. A. 11, Maellctll
of l.on Anb'elen. John M. Oarard of
Columbus, W. It. McKeii7.li! of Kan
nnn City, and J. C. McDowell of
1'lttnburKli.
Atlantic Petroleum Has
Another My Well
Tho Atlantic, I'otroleum corpora
tion No. 5 on the Flla Harry farm
wan commoted Monday nitornoon.
llowlnir 105 barrels per hour from
tlio Dutcher nand topped nt :,'.mii
feet. It Is now II! feet In tho pay
nand.
The well In tho second location
west of tho riouthctmt of tho south
half of tho northwest of 2S-K1-0.
No. 4 on tin tract wnn completed
about 10 dny nKO. n 600-bnrrel pro
ducer, and In still flowing 40 Parrels
per hour frotn'thls natuo nnud.
Crawford Celebrates Six
teenth Anniversary
lonien K. Crawford and Mm.
Crnwfoul relebrated thole nlxteonth
nnnlvorsary Friday and tliero wan u
program of mtinlo by tho little girls
and n nuulity roou unto ttonornuy,
.MarKarei. ono, or ins uirin. oi-
feted a poom In celebration of the
event, wliloh In dedicated to mother
and daddy and Is an follows:
"Sixteen yearn nun today.
Your wedding announcements wore
mailed.
On n beautiful day, tho 12th-of May,
into tlio hiirdalilpH ot itto you sailed
At first. Just lovers, now mother nnd
Had.
With six blc Klrln and ono llttlo son
Hut still you ara lovers, and your
lionitM nro clan.
For your chlldrru'H lovo weighs
many n ion,
Intcrestlny News
From Around Muskoyec
Lantz Ilrothers nro mcotlitR with
some success In epuililliiK around n
lost bit nt 3, (WO feet ut No. 1 Hullrion
In 4-15-18, and thoy am probably
itriiiuiR a kui u today. Tlio lorma
lion In looacnlnR up and tho rook or
marble, or whatever It Is that tho
bit Iiiih been In for tho last 300 teet
In llRhtcnliiR up In color.
South nt MuskORco In CS-lt-S.
Hloutz-IIaln nud associates are drill
Ink ut 1,455 feet. At 1.350 foot they
ran Into a llttlo bunch of sand which
carried minium's. Tho 10-Inch hole
Is In Rood shapo dnnn this far and
they urn inaktiiR Rood proRicss. This
week oiiRht to btiiiK sumo newn for
thin location.
Tho Ulusher test east of MuakOKcn
In shut down temporarily at 3,000
feet. Reports on tho streets thin
last week said tho hole had been
abandoned but nu Interested party
denied that this wnn n fact.
tiam Mc.Pherson and others on tho
M. K. Thompson farm In 30-15-20,
havo wen nhut down for n few days
at 3C0 feet.
Hamilton nnd associates In 1-1 4-1 S
south nt tho city are dun In sand,
and the same township In section
2S. Iledlc. nud others on tho Mencer
farm nro underreamhiR down tn 1.875
feet where, they havo a showing of
oil, but a small hole.
Several wildcat tests for this
locality nro proposed for futuro drill.
I iik but they Havo not reached tno
ntace when tho location can be
kInoii out. From the Muskoge
Dally Phoonlx.
fit-cat Shollovf Wells.
Up northwest of Wogoner In 1-17-17
thoro Is a shallow rand pool beltm
opened by thu UlvorUnd Oil nnd Has
company. This comrmnv has one
woll there which Is makliiK 15 bnr-
rej at 177 to 194 feot. The com-
pnny is uiiuma another now nt 50
feet, nnd parsed throURh tho shallow
wen in uie pool, sovernl months old
now, in n-Rklnu flvo barrels, dan In
iuuuu arouuu there too at about 770
feet and oil n lilt deeper -From
tho ,Munkoi;oo bally I'liocnlx.
From Stroud
Mp"' i"l Ifi'Tlis WnrM
Thn I'rnlrlo Oil St flnn Co., In tlm
nouthenst of thn southwest ot 31-11-7
In down to 3,715 feet, nnd Is
piilllmr tho cnnhiK to abandon.
Hllck No, In tho northwest of thn
northeast of thn northeast nro down
about l.af.O feet ami In duo to find
thn llruner and within tho next day
or two
O. 1'. & It. In spudding In thn
southwest nf tho northwest of thu
northeast of 31-IC-7.
Hllek No. i, located In thn north
enst of tho noiilheakt of 32-1C-7 In
down about Sfl'l feet.
Iron Mountain, In thn northwest of
tho northeast of .13-lfi-7 In down
about 1,000 fret and In duo to
until tlm llruner wind within thn
next ilny or two,
O, C. Iluekiin nnd II. C. Iteilcrnvn
nro KcttlriK tendy to mnvn In tools
for n well In tho southeast of 2-11-0.
Loyalty anil Knthtislusm
There nrn no finalities thnt nn em
ploynr nppi eiialeH moro In a mem
ber of tho fotco than loynlty and en
thusiasm. Thin In particularly trim
of a salesman or worker outside of
lhf off Iff Tn feel confident that an
employe In workliut for thn Interestn
of the concern with tho veiy host
ability and Judgment thnt Im linn U
H'imethInK Hint will innko nu em
ployer forwlvo a lol nf mistakes, Thn
mistaken may be remedied nnd thn
one who makes them tniiRht to avoid
them next tlmn. Them nr many
who nro no nfrnld of rnnklnK mln
taken that they never do nnylhlnR
or xet anywheie.
If the head of nu nil company
fi-els tliln way about hln cinployes
and iiiembein of tlm orRnnl7,itlon ho
should take n lesson from thin Idea
and practice It on hln ansnelatlon. To
know what In wanted N a Rood deal.
Any merchant will tell you that It In
niueh harder to (ell what the roli
numer In roIiir to wnnt thnn to Ret
It for him. When n lot of mem
ber of any nrKanlarllnn for mutual
benefit keep absolutely quiet durliiR
tlm twelve months of n yenr It In
nntural to niipposo that they are i;ot.
thiR whnt thev want. Loyally nnd
enthuslnHm for tho orRanlnntlon
must bn lackhiR If they do not cam
what tho dhi'ctorn do.
Thn really Rood member shown hln
enthusiasm nnd Invnlty bv npeaklnR
n Rood word to all Tor thn orRnul
ration, but nioin than that by tellitiR
llinso In cbarRo what ho wantn and
thinks. Thn National Petroleum
Marketers' nssorlntlon weleomen let
ters of rrltlclsm. Tell us whnt you
wnnt and how you thlnlMhat It may
bn had, Prnvn your loyalty nnd en
thusiasm by takltiR n llttlo thmiRht
how to ninko the orRnnUatlnn better.
National Petroleum Marketers
Weekly Trado Ilultetln.
Tonkawa, lllackwcll and
Deer Creek Operations
IONKAWA. May 1 1. Southwest
ern Petroleum company No, 8 Fast
Murray, nouthwest ot lQ-21-lw. wan
drilled four feet In tho 2, 000-fnot
mind Friday mnrnlne. Menniired by
thn RatlRO tho flow showed GB har-
Min per hour, natural, tho oriiunit
In nt thin well extends production
better than a quarter mllo ennt In
thn dnnn. or 2.fi00-foot Hand. .no. i
near tho center of Urn cant side of
tlm Mimn tract, cot tho ton ot tho
nand Friday inornlnR. nut won snui
down tn wnlt for a bradonhcad to
drill In for Rnn. The sand wn Dnroiy
touched by thn bit. and showqd
3,000,000 feet of Ran In the hole.
minor u i company iwo. i uiran-
chanl, south halt of tho northeast
of 3-21-lw. has set thn II D-S-lnch
cnnlnR on ton on tho 2.000-foot for
mat on preparatory to druiltiR in in
tho pay, Should production be hnd
nt thin location, tho nrfn. will bo
extended ono mile nnd n quarter
northeast.
M.ACK-.VF.M., May 14. Tho
Olobo Oil corporation of Denver
that has a, drlllhiR contract to put
down a deep test for tho Huston Oil
ft Can Co, In thn northeast ot the
southwest of 34-28-20. ono mllo and
a half southwest of Newklrli, nfter
il shutdown of over n month In net
tltiK rendy to resume operation. A
ltolo wan drilled to a depth of 3,(140
feet with thn bit ono foot In n sand
that ma do little oil. Tho bit Is said
tn have heen fast In tho hole when
tho shutdown occurred, U In under
stood thnt a now bit nnd other ma
torlal hnn been purchnnfd and money
deposited In a Newklrk bank for
futuro operation. It Is expocte,! to
encounter tlio Marlnud sand nt 3,800
feet, or In tho event nf n fallttro tho
drill will bo put down 4,000 feet. A
number nf lllackwcll and Tonkawn
men are Interested In the venture,
Henry Stnuffacher nnd OeorRO
Nchcr nro setlltiR tho fl 5-8-Inch ens
hiK preparatory to drilling In thn
700-foot shallow Ran eand nt No,
Peyton, northwest of 31-28-le, tho
old lllackwcll field.
H. I Spencer and lllackwcll Oil
& Ons Co. No. 1, southwest of 13-2i!-lw,
Is bolus drilled ut 1.100 feet.
IH'F.tt CllKFK. May II. Dlnck
well Oil & Can Co. No. 1 Lane,
nortbthenst ot 22-27-3w, Rot tho top
or iho deep snnd nt 3.30S feet with
the bit In nt .1.337, srq. Mil! drltlliiK
with a Rood showliiR for oil and pas.
Western States OH .fc ljind Co. No.
1 Ktownrt. southeast of 22-!7-3w,
Rot tho top ot tho sand at 3.303 teet,
and aro shut down wnltliiR for tank'
iiRn to handle production, Kchon
wald. (lurley .t Vlckery No. 2 Mar
tin, south half of the southwest ot
3-2,-3w, are on top of tho nand nt
3,354 feet, with n showliiR for oil.
lllackwcll oil & tins Co. No. 2 .Mar-
tin, north half of the southwest of
3000
of So&d Corojotfir
Your legs nro tho two best reasons for wearing
PARIS Garters. You can bo sure of 300O
flours of trim nocks and happy legs fox 35 cents
il you fay PARIS when you next buy Garters.
P4R1S GARTERS
NO METAL CAN TOUCH) YOU
Paris Garters
Id hours a day
ASTEIN &
23-27-3w, still hnn nn.underrenmlnit
Job on top of tho 3,300-foot sand.
Much Interest In Cowley
County, Kan.
It would seem llmt moro Inter
est In helm: shown In Cowley county.
Kansas, slnco tho first of thn year
and moro outsldn work KoInK on
thnn nny tlmo since tho npcnlnR of
tho P.Idorndo nnd AiiRUstn, llutlcr
counly, Knne.n, fields, both of
which nro Just to tho north of Cow
ley. Tho production hnn Rradunlly
worked north from Oklahoma to
wardn thn noulh Cowley county line,
nnd across thn lino Into Cowley,
whern tliero In already inmo nice
prtiiliu tlrni In both tho Peru nnd
Mnrtlesvllln sands. Thn production
ban also worked south from the Hut
ler county fields Into tho north edKe
of Cowley. The fact thnt the A. I. or
Fox-Ilusli Mind produdnK on tho
north sldn of tho county ban re
cently been proven beyond a doubt
to bo thn llnrtlenvllln sand or tho
sarno wind an produclriR nt Ilurbnnk,
And thn fail that this same sand
occurs In unveral plnccn In Cowley
whero pnoln have been produclriR
for neveral yearn makes It very evi
dent that tho llartlesvllle sand, ns
well ns thn Pnru nnd other pnndn
ulll cross Cowley county. All of thn
aercnRii between thn llurhank pool
to tho south nnd tho A. I. or Fox
Illlnh on tho north, In beliiR leaned
nnd blocked for thn ilrllllnR ot wells
nnd a number nf welln nro nlrendy
ilrllllnR. The extension of tlm Fox
Hush pool seven miles south Into
Cowley county by thn brltiRhiR In
several monthn iiro of tho I'nslman
well in 7-30s-fie, hnn caused n lot of
work to bn stalled In that section
and no less than a half 1ln7.cn
wells nin drlllhiR soma of which
will bn In thin month, nnd others
Just ntnrtlnR. The hrlm-ltiR In or two
more Rood wnlln by tho I.lttln Pirate
oil company. (Trees brothers Inter
csts) nn the Clark ranch In tl-31-4,
hnn caused thn starting of fovcrnl
I'litililn welln around this pool, an
follows-
Transcontinental Oil company In
12-30-3, ilrllllnR at 2,200 feet.
Arkansas Nnturnl Can compnny
in .iu-.ii. -, oriiiinR ni 1,000 feet, t
llrown brothers In 3231-4, drlll
hiR nt GOO feet.
lenso O. Miller n 21-31-4. drilllne
at 500 feet.
Hawiilns nnd others In .1.11.4.
npuddliiR.
lust enitt nf tho town nt WlnrlnM
In tho center of 2I.32-4, W. M. Mc
Knnb, drilling a deep tent, picked
up tho shallow sand which hnn been
producing; for ne.vornl years on tho
Peacock nnd 1 ledum farms, about
two miles east of thin nnd at 1.470
feet ban n well with 30 feet of cnml
sand pumplnR 75 barrels of 30 grav
ity oil natural per day. This H
causing n lot of excltemont ns llttlo
oriiiinR nnt noon dono for this snnd.
mum m mo wens oning stopped In
tho shallow sand found nt 800 foot.
Star machines nro being moved In to
drill for tho shallow sand nnd tho
deep tent will bo mndo with the
standnrd outfit. There hns been but
iiuio uniting done 011 tho direct lino
between tho llurhank pool on tho
south nnd the Fox-Hush field on tho
north nnd n great many wells aro
starting, some of which nrn nn fol
lows: Hotter Slinwyor of Wichita
2 Callahan 1, Ilurgo and others 1.
Lressler Petroleum company 1.
Crcssler petroleum company and
Martin &. Cadmnn rii.irln. t.- v.
blo Oil & Onn Co. 1, Ilalllcrs &'farr
nnd Pryor & Dockhnrr 1.
Theso are nil In likely-looking ter
ritory nnd will bo watched with n
Krear. ueni 01 interest. Further east
several welln aro drilling nnd It
iookh mm 1110 runups Petroleum
company nnd T. It. Slick have
opened n couplo of Peru nand pools
ni utiiv lurruury.
Quit Your Kicking!
You may kick nbout your landlords
.11111 your taxes nnd your rent
1 011 mny cilnn your politicians,
And tho fortunes they have spent.
You may howl about your wenther
ami your water nnd your dust
For you're nlwayn cussing something
jimi oocnuso you thing you must.
You would 'tick nt old St. Peter
If you saw tho pearly Ratol
ion would even cuss the devil,
Jf you landod In hla state.
So stop up your cussed kicking,
Put a brldlo on your tongue.
iiu ininn ni nn tno suckers.
Who left Tulsa, to be stung.
Thn distant fields looked greener.
Tho far-off hills looked rich:
Hmall wonder that the suckers
(lot full of tracer's Itch.
Uut the distant fields wers bitter
lth thistles, weeds and tare's;
And thn far-off hills wero barren.
Of all but traps and snares,
t
(Moral "They nil como back.")
Noto: The ulnivo poctlo effort
was discovered In tho oil editor's
wantebasket, but at that Is probably
no wnrrlo than the nverngo oil field
poetry.
Colonel Kcwell
Is Dead
Colonel Newell, formerly well
.nowii In oil circles In Oklahoma,
having opernted nt Cloveland In the
early days of tho Pawnee county de
velopment. l!cd yesterday following
nn operation for appendicitis, nt Son
Antonio, Texas according to a mrs
sago received by hla attorneys nnd
llfelonR friends, Hen Hlce nnd Tom
Lyons. Colonel Newoll wan a part
ner of tho Into John T. Mllllkon In
tho Golden Cycle Mine In Colorado
and In tho Mllllkon Oil & Iteflnlng
Co. which was purchased by Hurry
Sinclair In 1916 for 810.000,000. Tho
Houis
work for you
COM PANY
sympathy of the oil fraternity and of
a laign circle of frlendn In cxtonded
to .Mrs, Nowoll. Colonel nnd Mrs.
Newell resided for 10 years nt South
Denver nvenuo nnd took a very
prominent part In tho social llfo of
Tulnn.
Completions the Past Week
In the Osage
Chnrlen Piiko Jinn a 25-bnrrol pro
diper, natural. In tho 1,708 to 1.720
foot snnd In No, 3 In tho northwest
of tlio northeast nf thn northwest
ot tho northeast of 6-20-11, Osngo.
Tho Midland Oil company No.
30, nt tho southeast of the northeast
of thn southeast of tho northeast
of 28-22-lOc, Is Rood for I'i barrels
after n 100-qunrt shot In tho 1,823
to 1,860-foot sand.
Petein nnd associates No. 2 at tho
southwest of tno southeast of the
southwest of tho northeast of 6-22-12,
In n 20-ba'rreI producer.
C. II. Peters No. 18, at tho center
of thn went lino of thn northwest
of 13-23-8, Is 11 400-bnrrel well after
thn shot. Sand wnn found from
2,110 to 2,1(18 feet.
Tho Douglas Oil company test In
the northeast of tho nowthwest of
tho southwint of thn northwest of
28-23-9, In making 20 barrels dally
niter the shot.
Tho Hex PyrtVmld Oil company
No, 1 In tho northeast of the north
west of thn southwest of tho south
west of tho northwest of 28.23-0,
In a 20-barrcl well In shallow pay
picked tip from 420 to 443 feet. Jt
wan shot with 20 qilartn
Thu DoiiRlnn Oil company No. 5
nt the southwest ot tho northwest
of 33-24-80, In making 15 barrels
natural In tho 1,908 to 2,000 foot
pay; sarno Interests, No. 18 In thu
southeast nf tho northwest ot 33 Is
a 1 '.'-barrel well In tho 725 to 737
foot cnml, while No. 20 In the south
west of the northeast of 33 In mak
lng 10 barrels In tho 1,070 to 1,707
foot land.
Tho Winona Oil company No. 2
In tho northwest of tho north
east of tho northwest of the south
east of 2824-10, In n 20-barrcl pro-
iiucer rtrter tho shot.
C. W. Titus has a 15barrcl well
nfter tho shot In hln test at tho
southwest corner of tho northeast
of 1224-11.
Tho Oklahoma Petroleum corpor
ation has 11 12-harrel woll nfter n
shot In thn 1,689 to 1, 720-foot snnd,
in No. : in tho southeast of thu
northwest of 12-24lle.
Tho Kownneo Oil nnd Cinn com
pany No. 4 In tho northwest of tho
northeast of 4-20-C, llurhank pool,
tn eatimatcil at 350 b.-mvls In tho
regular llurhank pay. Tho Ke
wanee'n No. 5 nt the center of thn
southeast ot tho southwest of tho
northeast of 4-26-6, is Rood for 500
barrels.
Tho Oypny Oil company has a
700-barrel producer In Itn No. 11 nt
tho center of tho northenst of tho
northwest of tho northwest of 6-26-0.
Tho Devonian Oil corporation No.
9 In tho center of tho southwest of
tho northwest of tho southwest of
5-20-fi, Is making 770 barrels after
u 100-qunrt shot.
Tho Cosden Oil nnd Iteflnlng com
pany No. 12. In the center of tho
northeast of tho northwest ot the
northeast of 6.26-fi, Is good for 208
barrels after 11 shot.
Tho Sinclair Oil and Iteflnlng
company No. 7, In the northwest
Ladies Let Culicura
Keep Your Skin
Fresh arid Yound
Sota,OlntniitT---i V tTT,ri-, Fflr-.lroIIi
dd, raa i Cut.u Laraurlf,Si fiX. uailta. Mm
"GOODYEAR"
MKAXS
GOOD WEAR
Forster-Davia Motor Corp.
HIS South .Main
Osage 1610 Osiiro 1810
STEAMSHIP
TICKETS
FOR SALE
All Lines Inquire
Exchange Trust
Company
14 East Third
PUBLIC SALE!
Thirty-five head Holstcin Cows, all highX grade, to
be sold to highest bidder. All cows in cow testing
association and milk record can be furnished. AH
tubercular tested.
Horses, Mules, Tractor, Baler and Other Machinery
Too Numerous to Mention
A CLEAN-UP SALE
One Mile East of Rose Hill Cemetery on Federal
Drive, IV2 Miles South of Dawson,
JOHN POLSTON
Rain or Shine
corner of the southwest of 29.27-6,
Is flowlnR 3.000 barrels.
" Tho Phllllps-Skclly No. 4 tho
nritrheast of tho northwest of 30-27-6.
In good for 500 barrels after a
195-qtinrt shot.
Tho Carter Oil company No. 9, In
the southwest of tho southeast of
tho southwest of 31-27-6. Is esti
mated nt l.tfiO barrels dally.
Tho Sinclair Oil nnd Iteflnlng
company tint In tho northwest of
tho northeast of 32-27-6, In a 450-
borrol well; No. 3 In tho center or
tlm soulhwr.st of tho northwest of
tho northeast of 32-276 In esti
mated ot 830 barroln.
Tho Oypny Oil company No. 7 In
estimated at 1,700 burxoln per day
'nnd Is located at tho center of tho
northeast of tho southeast of tho
northwest of 32-27-6. No 9 sarno
farm In good for 700 barrels per day
nfter n 120-quort shot.
Wnlto Phllllpn No. 1, In the south
west of tho southeast ot 33-27-6, Is
making 425 barrels per day.
Failures In the 0.iro tho past
week aro those of tho Winona Oil
company No. 12, In tha southeast
nf thn southwest of tho southeast
of 27-22.10, Which Is dry nnd
nbnndoned nt 2,060 feet.
Thn Htclnhurg-I.iican tost In tho
southwest cf tho northeast of 20
22-1 1, in dry nt 1,7.45 feot.
Tlie Western American Oil com
pany has n duster nt 2,160 feet In
No. 3 In tho southwest of tho south
east of tho southwest ot tha north
ennt of 28-24-10.
Tho Marlnnd Iteflnlng compnny
test In thn northwest of tho south-
cast of U-26-3e, In dry and aban
doned nt 4,130 foct.
Morris District.
Tho Tidal Oil company has a 65-
barrel well in No. 4 on the M. Har
ris farm, southeast of tho center of
tho northwest of 26-l'3-14. nt 2,080
to 2,089 teet, total depth 2,109.
w. -;. Reynolds hao nn nonn-ilnned-
well In No. 3, I Slmpaon
farm, center of tho north lino of
tho northeast of the southeast of
31-13-14, abandoned nt 2,045 feet.
Council Hill District.
A. O. Hnzlctt No. 3, U Hontlo
farm, southwest of tho corner of the
southwest of 5-13-15 mndo n show-
CALVIN O. SMITH
Municipal Bonds
Bought and Sold
Cennty Hernia rllr llfiniti
SfhiK.I tllatrlrt Itnml IHntrlrt
I'liiirirs Ounirr IJO-I. II 0.
71. Krnnril- lllilc, Tiilm. nkln.
PATTERSON STEEL CO
f.liaams Crmnnal. Angle. Plntra
Itrlnferrint Ultra
Cemplrle Stffl llnllrllnrs
Offlrf, Minp nnd U'nrfhnni
"winthu and Trlaee It. II.
-nln Omx .Ul
"GOODYEAR"
MUANS
GOOD WEAR
Forster-Davis Motor Corp.
HIS South Main
Osncc lull) Osnse 1810
"Why Pay More?
Watch and Clock
Repairing
Crystals 25c
Cleaning 75c to J1.60
Main .Springs 75a to $1.50
Halanco Jewels (1.60
Balance. Stnffa 2.00
Itcsulated Free All Work
Guaranteed
OLIVER
Tho Jeweler
Floor HobltiMui
Second
nidrj.
nil.
STRANDBERG
McGREEVY & CO.
MUM flints
New Tork Stock tt-cbang.
Chicago Hoard ot Trad.
New Orlan Cotton Uietiang.
I'UIVATIi WIHCS
STOCKS. CHAIN. COTTON
Ubfrty Donda Hon hi and Bold
PAUL U. IIIXO.N. Maruigcr
I'HONK -2(1(1
Itl Cnal Third rtt (Hotel Tnltnl
MISSOURI KJty
fcR,
gum-in. sttooi
Summer Camp -begins
Tuesday, June
27, 1922. Term runs
two months.
Regular term begins
Thursday, September
Term runs nine months.
Early anrollmtnt In both
Summtr Camp and Acartamy
la nacaa-ary, aa capacity la
annually taxed. Catalogue.
Addreaa
COL. E. Y. BURTON, Preildent
Bo 1007
Maalco, Mo.
May 17
14, 1922.
i
i
I
lng of 8,000,000 feet of gas and
30 barrels of oil at 2,93 to 2.720
feet; In tho nand found 1,943 to
1,976 they hnd a showing ot 2,0(0,-
000 feet or gas.
A. O, Hnzlctt No. 2 on the 8.
llruner farm, center of .the north.
east cf tho southenst In 7-13-16,
there wan n showing of M, 500,000
fret of can at from 2,176 to, 2,187
feet.
H, W. Hampton hnn an 8,000,000.
foot gns woll In No. 1 on the
1j. Wolf fnrm. northwest of the
northeast of 31-1315 With showing
at from 2,184 to 2,198,
Northeast of OUitnilgco.
Mlnner No. 3 on H. Colbert farm,
located center of tho went line of
southwest of thn southwest tf 15-14-14,
showed 40 barrels nt from
1.6'i9 to 1.701 feet.
Tho Great I-oke, company No. 6
on th- C. Cnrbrny farm, located
northeast of tho southwest of
tho northwest of tho southwest of
221114 showed tho holo full of
water nt from 1,745 to 1,781 feet
nnd was abandoned,
With the Oil Men
John Griffin has relumed from n
w-eek spent In Kansas nnd says thnt
tho sentiment nmnnt fUn lr.lr.nn.l .
ent oil men Is strong for Sproul of
Sedan for congress. Tho farmers
and oil producers, whenever the op-
DOrttlnltV Af-f-lira lin,iM .At ... a
unit and elect men who are for tho
WITH THE LIVE" ONES IN
THE REFINING BUSINESS
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
l'roducera and Hetlnera of
"PAneri" rtrrrnnr.rrTM rnnnnrra
Mew Flr.t National Hank Building
OWENW0OD OJL CORPORATION
rnoucciiiis nupiNEits MAnKETcns
AEIIO SPECIAL. mODUCTS
OWENWOOD XITJILDIKO
INVADER OIL CORPORATION
surcnion petroleum products
MUSKOGEE. OKLAHOMA
BARNSDALL REFINING COMPANY
MANUPACTtlREItS ALL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, moil
"RAl'B LU1HIICAT1NO OILS. CYLINDER. STOCKS AND RE.
n-Mtillve Office.! Tenth Floor Petroleum nidg.. Tulia.
Refinery Uarnidall, Oklahoma, Prion Oaag 0"
fl
OIL STATE REFINING COMPANY
ENID. OKLAHOMA
High Grade retroleum Product! From Oarber Crude.
W. H. BARBER COMPANY
Alwaja In tha Market for Petroleum Producta
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
COSDEN & COMPANY
IIIOH GRADE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
SAPULPA REFINING COMPANY
Phonea Oaage 700-01
MANUFACTURERS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS SALES DEPT.
112 New Flrat National Bank Illdg.
EMPIRE REFINERIES, INCORPORATED
Reflnerlei Loi-atei at OkmulgeeOkUhoma City, Cuahlng. Tone City. Okie.
Salea Offlce-Phonea 700 n"V T"" 411 rjn'ty nidf, -mi,,, Okla.
CHESTNUT & SMITH CORPORATION
Manufacturera Cailnghead Abaorptlon and Blended Oatolln
Phon. Oatga CM Tllla 0k,,n()m,
COLEMAN-NELSON CORPORATION
MANUFACTURERS OF STRAIGHT RUN OASOLINB
General Offlcee 403 South Cheyenne Street
Phone Oaase 7(09
ROXANA PETROLEUM CORPORATION
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS
St. Louie. Mo, Arcade nidir. Tulaa, Okla, Mayo Bid.
Chicago. 111., Continental Commercial Bank Bide.
SHAFFER OIL & REFINING COMPANY
PRODUCERS
Productnr and Land Dent.
706 Kennedy Bids.. Tulia
THE PURE OIL COMPANY
REFINERIES AT CUSH1NO AND ARDMORB
NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY
TANK CARS LEASED. REPAIRED AND REBUILT
GEO. F. IIRIGHAM, Dlatrlct Manager. 1001 Daniel Bide, Tulaa.
Workal Coffeyvllle, Kanaaa Telephone 1110
OKLAHOMA PRODUCING & REFINING CO.
OF AMERICA
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS
Salea and Oeneral Offlcea: O. P. & R. Building
CONSTANTIN REFINING CO.
General Offlcu, Tenth Floor Tlrat National Bank nldir.
REFINERIES TULSA, DEVOL PHONE OSAOE 0!0
MARLAND
General Sale Offlcel
Ponca City, Okla.
V
IMPERIAL OIL MARKETING CO.
C U MAYHALU Prealdent
Marketera Petroleum and Its Producta. Including all Gaaollna, Naphtha Kerosene,
Dlatlllatea. Gaa Oil. Black Oil and Road Oil made by Imperial Refining Co.. Ard
more, Okla. Qeneral Offlrea- Hth Floor. Waggoner Bldg.. Tort Worth. Tejea
TRANSCONTINENTAL OiL CO.
PRODUCERS
REFINERS
NEW WRIOHT BLDG TULSA, OKLA.
MARATHON MOTOR OIL
KANSAS & GULF COMPANY
FRODUCEIta ItEPINERS. TRANSPORTERS AND MARKETERS
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS .
Petroleum Bldg. Telephone Oiage ioto Tul.a. Okla.
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION
J. SUARPPU and It. T. MUSSCR. Realdent Agent
IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY
C L. MATHALL V. Pre and Gen. Mgr ...
Manufacturera high grade lleaollne. Nerhtha. Keroiene, Dlellllatea. Oa Oil. ruji
Oil and Road Oil. All producta eold through Imperial Oil Marketing Companj.
Hth Floor W. T Waggoner Uulldlng. Fort Worth Teiaa k,
General Ottlreei Fort Worth. Teiaa Reflnerf Ardmore. oia.
"The Independent oil Interests wm
need a man llko Sproul," coni,mi
Mr. arlffln, "to work out tht! oUC-1
tion ns to the tender of oil to th
plnellncs for deliveries of 10 Son
barrels maximum," Mr. Griffin 'h.
always been prominently asoil,ite,!
In political circles In his f&rmss
homo state, West Virginia. f
W, C. McLeod of Kansas. Ciiy
representing the National Traruli
Pump & Machine Co. of Oil City
Pa has been In Tulsa for the nait
few days looking after mot'nrs crn.
nccted with his company in .he lln.
of pipeline pumping machinery and
roflncry equipment. He r r, irti
work nt their shopg Is In n very si.
Infactory condition awl thoro ar,
good prospects for considerable b lg.
Iness in tho near future. Mr. jjc.
Ieod leaven today for Kansas city
to attend the gas men's conintion
held thero this week,
J, U, Stockton, purchasing agent
for tho Producers & Ileflnern .' .n
nnd president of tho local pjr has.
lng ARcntn association, nnd a parly
of brother members, left 8a-',nay
noon for Hochestcr, N. Y whers
they will attend tho meotltig ot tho
National Purchasing Agents nso.
elation, nnd will doubtlcsg enjoy t
flno time,
Tom Hnlleg has returned from
Ardmoho nftcn nn absence of sevtn
yenrs from hero nnd will make,
Tulsa his future home. Mr. Halle
was connected with tho Carter Oil
company for nix yearn, and Is njw
In business for himself.
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
fout wonTir. texas
AND REFINERS
Satea Dept.
201 South La Salle St.. Chicago
Tulia, Oklahoma
REFINING COMPANY
Tula Office and -Varehoui
zob Bourn uneyenne
Phone Cedar 4(3.
MARKETERS
MARATHON GASOLINE
rnone 11(1