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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-24
GALLERY OF MIRRORS
PREPARED FOR SIGNING
Three Regiments of Infantry and
Five of Cavalry Assigned for
Final Peace Scene.

VERSAILLES. June % (by the AS
sociated Press. -Arrangements al
ready have begun to take shape at
Versailles for. the signing of the
peace treaty. Orders have been given
to have everything in readiness Tues
day. although the ceremony. accord
ing to the Havas agency. is not lik ely
TO take place before Thursday at the
earliest
The famous gallery of mirrors has
received its final furnishings. The
carpets have been laid and the orna-
mental table with it's eighteenth CEN
fury gilt and bronze decorations has
been placed in position on the dais
where the plenipotentiaries will be
seated.
Four Hundred Invited Persons.
There will be room for 400 invited
persons at the historic session. They
Will be given places in the left wing
of hall of mirrors. while the right
wing will he occupied by about the
same number of press representa-
tiVes. Sixty seats have been allotted
10 the French press.
The program of arrangements. as
FAR as they have been settled. was
submitted to Premier Clemenceau to-
day. The court of honor has been
cleared of captured guns. Three
regiments of infantry and five of cav
airy will be on duty at the time of
the signing of the treaty. Republic
can guards in gala uniform will rem
der the honors. They will be sta
toned on the grand staircase by
which the plenipotentiaries enter the
hall.
Fronting NJ Clemenceau's presi-
detail chair will be placed a small
table on which the diplomatic instru-
ments will be laid. 1t will be to this
table that each representative Is cali
ed in lphabetical order to sign his
name to the treaty and affix to it his
government seal. AS there are 100
delegates. the ceremony is expected
to take at least ninety minutes
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08

In an editorial. The MeI1ola sun
/ day Bulletin says:
Win interest in county polite
now celtering il the primaries wAich
"JN nominate aspirants for the coun
~ judges office. October 10. Repuh-
llCaa voters are giving more ala more
con Iteration 10 the cand idacy OF
Harry Krck, MendOta's city attorney
wao today looms as the leader H.
the "a.c
Through he county the Rnck can
didacy is meeting with favor in tae
Republican ranks ana the iacrea 5e OF
Rock -rJ'mont is growing steah'iy
Il. Uo place before he voters his
clean cut, straight.lrOm-the-' honlder
plea for upport.
"EccE- candidacy Is submitted to
u" voter, on hi qualifications 70
handle fh" affairs OF the county court
cOmI"toatlv and give 10 the Office al
administration Of efficiency, HIS Is
clean cut Plea with an sured
promise of competent administration
He is making campaign which ~
without a atung or prOml %. In al
u lllD I'I q WI y fNl' - ! w fi-'i ''N"'''
i've LOCAL practice. his fitness FOR
comprl"utiy occupying the beach OF
th" county court further establish.
ed through his experience in improve
mcHt matters Reck has been city at
torlcy ig Mendoza since 1919, ana
during This period he mas handled all
of Mendoza Improvement programs
VITA the utmost ability and sa'isfac'
tion. Thi3 e. evidenced by the tact
that the village Of La Noble has re
tanned hi services ~ q similar ca
paciiY for period OF four years, ana
for two wears has has been FarIvllle's
legal adyiser
Rock graduated from the College
OF Literature Science and Art at the
University Of Mexican in 1910, and
completed his studies ~ the law
school ~ the same university two
wears later | pon graduation Reck WI
"iV"n m honorary degree accorded
~ Few Wul"u' g Following hi ad |
mis- ion 10 the bar. early n 1913. Rock |
opened an office in MENDOZA and II |
Hprll OF the same ycnr was elected
GUY attorney, Each succeeding cleo
0"h 'lHS Wiin"' 4"d his return - TINS |
OHIO" BY inrrea .inP malOriiies.
tar"inl consideration Of the capli |
var" IN THIS primary VIII prove to the |
republican voters that Reck Is the |
man who should be nominated. ADV. |
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08
AL TERNATES TO SERVE
AT LABOR CONFERENCE

lf'N he Associated frcSs1
washington, Oct. s. The Industrial
conference adopted unanimously tn
ddt recumm ndItiuu OF the commit
zee OF lllt,en that alternate. would be
.eef't"d Nh'N aFpe iufrd by Che orig
mai power appointing the delegate
: ndrr 'hs ruling drlcgatrs who have
important business engagements ii
The next Two or three days Viii be abb.
- keep them. Many. however. ar,
S9HctlIlng eugagements in order t.
remain on the job
IN" committee OF fifteen which f.
the steering committee of he confer.
enee, announced he election OF
Thomas l.. thadbourne of New York
as chairman ana Frank Morrison of
Washington and John J Rashob OF
Nllmington Dol. a. secretary
Group cAalrneu were Announced as
follows
Harry \ Wheeler Of Chicago. en-.
ployers, bernard VI Haruch Of New
York public, and Samuel Gompers of
Washington, organized labor
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08
ATTEMPT MADE TO
BLOW UP TIN WORKS
CRv the AssaclateA Pro-

Pittsburgh. Pa, oct S-An attempt
WAS made to wreck the plant Of the
American Sheet ana Tin Plate Corn
pany at Mckeesport early today, when
missile believed to have been q
bomb was thrown on the shipping de-.
iartment building 1t exploded. tear
ing large hole in the roo, vi the
structure No one was injured.
The police believe the explosion was
caused by a bomb placed ,on the
root. Workm"n on the night shift Ned
in terror when the explosion occurred.
and bits OF wood and class We're hurl-
I'd IN all directions. Foreigners Of the
districts rushed pauic.-rlcKen from
their homes
tn. report could De heard for blocks
and attracted hundreds 10 tn. scene
Although several hundred guards vera
rushed to the plant no trace of the
person or persons responsible for The
outrage could be found
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08
Local Notes.

Roy Thompson, who has been over
seas for eighteen mouths. was mus
tered out OF service at camp Gran
YESTERDAY and arrived IN Marsel!l'
today. Before enlisting he was en-
ployed on the farm OF Elmer Ryan o
Manius township.
Frank Riley OF the Armour packins
house OF Joliet spent the day IN Ma"
seilles on business
Mr. and Mrs. John Hallisan Went 'f
Putnam Ill, yesterday 10 IA Few day
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Hiram Briar returned TO chi
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08
Only One.

littl" girl had twin brother and
sister, Now, she was used TO the cat
having Kittens and only one Of the
kitten fhnlly being kept 50 when
her father brought the twins down to
SHOW her she guzci at them earnestly
Tor II small spnc" Of time. then snid
bnddy ! mink we'd better keep thnt
one Pointing, rs she thought, 70
the pr"tter one
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08
Notice.

Columbus | az being legal holiday.
the banks Of ottawa viii be closed ON
Monday, October thirteenth.
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK
NATIONAL. CITY BANK
OTTAWA BANKING a. TRUST co.
PEOPLES TRUST g. SAVINGS
BANK.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08
Scarlet Fever At Becker Home

A case o! scarlet fever has deyel.
oped at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
John Becker of Roath street, whore
the l"-yearold daughter Margaret i,
i'll She attends school al the Pool
Block on Main treer ana in order
TO prevent an epid,mjc Of he dreaded
disease his building viii b. fmi
gated toa ght
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08
Quiet Last Night.

Ca.cago H.. Oc-. S.-Fcdpral sold.
ior- and Indiana state mi!itlamen
preserving order at points where VIC.
lence hal threatened led to better.
uent in the industrial situation in the
Chicago steel dist!ct during the past
tWenty-four hours, according 10 mill
operator rolay They asserted that
Nador protection Of the military many
additional employees returned TO work
yesterday and that more were ey.
perted back today. Strike leaders ex-
pressed thcmselyr as satisfied with
Hhe st"eI strike now into It's third
week and maintained assertions tho
workers ultimately would be victor
ious
A. Gary Ind. under military CON.
troll by approximately 1850" men Of the
fourth and sixth divisions ordered
there Monday night by Major Gen.
! oonari Wood on request of Gov
Goodrich, three alleged radicals were
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08
LADIES' AID 70 Meet.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Nor
weeiln Lutheran Church will meet to,
morrow afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Ben Watmeu of East Bun street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-08

The tin plate plan, is one Of the
largest concerns Of its kind in the
country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
The Bnrkburnett Situation

Special 10 The World
FORT WORTH, Texas. Aug W
pipe line congestion, still holds about
90 wells In tho Durkburncu pool on
the sand Tho Empire Texas
company have pooled their gangs
and are finishing the Texas line TO
Dcvol, In an effort TO relieve the
situation. The Mid-kansas com
pany line from oklahoma is also
being pushed, and two gathering
lines for loading racks al GRAND
field In Tlllman county have been
contracted for. and the racks arc
now being surveyed,
The railroad congestion TO THIS
field is still In very bad condition
and promises OF immediate RELIEF
are not encouraged by the traffic
agents OF the Katy" and tho Fort
Worth a Denver. An appeal has
been made to II. r. Bush, regional
director of railroads, 10 send a COM
petent man to stralghton out the
tangle, hut nothing has been done
and tank cars IN tralnload lots are
standing on sidings around Fort
Worth and Dallas for months, be-
cause they cannot be moved,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Drilled Oil Wei in 1860.

In the winter OF 1880, John New
ton OF Marietta, Ohio, was one day
sitting In his office at the llarmer
Bucket factory when his attention
was called to newspaper aruClc
on the subject OF drilling wells for
petroleum In Canada.
In the article natural gas springs
were mentioned as an indication of
underlying deposits Of oil When
Newton read tho article aloud.
among the listeners. was triah y.
i've }one OF the wurkmcn Of the
factory. After the reading was fin
ishcd. Mr. Dye informed Mr.. New
ton that ne had one OF those gas
springs on his farm on Cow Run. IN
Lawrence township. and that the
spring had been subject OF curl
nslty for many years 60 the owners
4 the land and that crude attempt
had been made to use the gas fuel
%, a Mr. GuytOu. who had "A cooper
shop ncaF the spring
Mr.. NcVto was finally persuaded
20 90 with Mr.. bye and look al the
spring A. "a result of the investi-
cation. n company was formed com
posed Of John Newton, Douglas y.
Newton. william Naylor. Moffatt
Dye and George Bosworth
ON the end OF February. 1851.
lease. were taken by the company
from Uriah 8 Dye. covering the west
half of northwest quarter o' sec
tipn 10. and west half Of southeast
tuarter 81 northwest quarter of same
section. in all 100 acres also from
samuel Dye the northeast quarter
of northwest quarter ~ section ~
40 acres. Drilling was commenced
AZ once, the first well being located
close to the gas spring.
The machinery then IN vogue fo'
ariiling was the sprinrpolr and
,r.aaie. the motive power. human
muscle. In that day o. was essen
tlel that the driller be sound 10
both wind and limb.
The first Newton well was. how
ever. soon Kicked" down to vha
was then supposed 10 be. su'rr,ou
depth. and came IA dfN. unre'
showing enough oil 20 r-"as" ~.
tools Instead OF being DISCOURAGED
Mr.. Newton seiSed = shovel and ssid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Gone boya I'll show you where
to get AN oil we'll Ito went over
to The samuel bye. 20 acres chose
a spot on tlE main run whore the
gas could he seen bubhling up
through "a pool hnd 10y night had a
pit dug down to the gravel In the
morning tho water In this pit was
covered with oil Tho "hCkluE'
process" was speedily resumed and
at depth ~ 13T feet their ltbors
were rewarded by striking "A
'guEher."
Tho well did not flow, 1t was
pumped with tho spring pole and
nch days product put into barrels.
Tho pumping ana fillinE ot 80 bar,
rclH was about an average days
work for two men The oil was
taken by wagon nine miles to Mari
eta and sold chiefly to William Fin.
lay, buyer for u refinery located at
St Louis Mo, The Newton com
pnny drilled seven shallow wells
upon the Dye farms. all or which,
except the FIRST one. produced more
or lcSa OIL Marietta 'rirIop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
In the Oil Fields

tuNuNtlu FROM rE.ClplNo !adE
The James Bran No. Jackson IN
the wcs, half Of the northwest OF
1-2d-la ts good for 10 barrels
The Shirley 4 Kodeckrr No. .
Rodcckrr IN the sunth"hHt OF lhe
southwest uf la-2b-li II gpod Tor
five barrels,
The citizens State Bank No. l
Alexander IN block y OF the Souih-
east Of the southwest of l0-25-l' "
good for 10 barrels
The Empire Gas huel co 10
2 Fee In the northwest OF the hoIth'
east Of S0-2J-lA Is good Tor UFr
bhrrela
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
With the oil Men

J. s, Griffin. who is touring Japan
with his wife and daughter. APPEAR
20 be enjoying himself. as card
dated July 20 from Toxic shows a
beautiful lake with snow capped
mountains IN the distance, which Mr.
Griffin Gays is one of the cool spot
OF Japan.
+ NJ AIKEN returned Yesterday
from California after an unuSna l.
long vacation. ana is looking 80
cheerful as ever lie thinks well uf
thc future prospects of the oiI bust
ness,
Il Z Musscr, with tho Gcnrial
American Car company, ~ IN the
ely after u trip thIouEu I<tkhas at
viii icaVc tonight for DALLAS 'iph-
bl" sharp, with the same compihN
tx expected Tuosdny
& NJ. Colhurn, manager OF m" re
tro cum club Is rejoicing on a'''hI
nf the return Of Mrs. Colburn ana
daughter. VINO have been 'pen hE
tNo months At Garden Guy, khn.
Mrs Colhurn is sister ot lh' AT
torncy general Of Kansas.
Re. Wingate. with Anderson 4
Gtstafson, IL rejoicing over me hf
rival OF his wife aud rhiiiren. VINO
have been In Colorado. IleWH OF
this KIND are likely 90 become ir'-
qucnt from now on, ns the weather
i'm Tulsa X perfect sin the hlE
rain. but az that you never can 'e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Markham Gets Nice Vel

John Markham. Ir.. and the Tidal
oil company has just brought In
well No. II on the Copeland farm In
E;astlsnd county, which Il good Tor
1900 barrels. This plot OF ground,
100 acres. cost Markham 100000 a
year ago. Tho first hole drilled cost
$4,000 and proved to be salt wa.
ter. Markham courageously drilled
another hole In 10 yards from the
salt water gusher and got a l,Ooo-
barrel well. lie now has 10 pro
duclng wells on this acreage, or a
total daily output OF 5000 OF 1000
barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Burkburnetf Has
Many COMPETITIONS.

Burkburn"tt and the surrounding
Held reported "A bunch of completed
wells this week. WaHccn on cumpapy
brought In an 500 barrel well on
Is No Tay lor and the Bonita com
pany reports a 1000 barrel gushcr i'm
block 81.
.nc Sinclair Consolidated No. /.
Fowler In block SO is reported good
for so barrels. A complete list OF
the competitions follow:
Waggoner Pool.
j. |. staley No. block 9S 1000
barrels.
Slayton Wichita oil company No.
! Wagner block n 1000 barrels
Oklahoma Petroleum h Gasoline
Co No. Taylor 1000 barrels
Bonita OH company No. | TAYLOR
block 9T 400 barrels,
I'M Il Roberts No. | Taylor 500
barrelA
Norton & CLING No. waEgoner
block 50 2,00G barrels
Kansas city and Gulf Petroleum
company, No. / Taylor lS00 barrels.
Norton a. Cline No. Waggoner
2,i0O barrels,
Norton & Cline No. 6 Waggoner
1900 barrels
Norton a Cline No. Q waggonor
1000 barrels
North Texas on a. Gas co. No /
Vogel 1900 barrels.
Block ~ OH com nany No. vosol
l,2oo barrels.
Bradley oil company No, . vog,l
2,iO0 barrels
BRrkley X Meadows No Vogcl
1900 barreis
Barkley X Meadows No. ? Nogel
400 barrels,
Barklcy a. Meadows No Nogcl
500 barrels
Howard Weber No, Elsoa lease 6
800 barrels
Marigold on company No : VoEel
800 barrels
Sinclair Consolidated oil company
No. / Fowler block SO so barrels
Texas Ranger OH company No 4
Brannon block 50 1900 barrcls
WRsoca Oil & Refining, Co. No |
Taylor 1900 barrels
Humble oil a Refining Co, No. I
Wasgoncr 500 barrels
Western oil corporation No.
Taylor 500 barrels
Skelly Oh company No : Naggo-
ner A 1900 barrels.
Clark 4 Grey so. TAYLOR 1000
barrels
Olsan Davis oh company No. l
Morgan l.500 barrels.
Bnrkburnctt Townsitc.
Magnolia Petroleum company No.
u Hardin 90 barrels.
Magnolia Petroleum company No.
10 Hardin so barrels
Magnolia Petroleum company So.
II Nancleave 30 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Tho Marland Refining company
No Britt IN the center ot the
southeast or the northeast Of S-2j-2
Is IL rig.
Tho same company No. s PrincauN
In the center OF the southwest Of
the northeast OF S-25-2 is drilling at
965 fcct
The IS mo company No. II I'M
In the Ccuter OF the southwest ut
the southeast OF S-25-2 IL RIG
The same company No. 10 Miller
In The center ~ tn" southwest OF the
northwest of 9-2b-2 iS shut down
to repair the rig at 1910 feet
The same company No. I Run
ming After Arrow well In the center
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The wolverine No / Dn'nrd In
the extreme southeast or - 4s 2w is
drilling at 500 feet
The Carter No. Jones in tho
northeast corner OF the southeast on
2l -4s-2W is drilling at 100 feet
The Writ Franklin No. Horton In
the northwest OF the northeast ~
the southeast OF 2l-4s-2w is drilling
AZ 119O feet.
The Max wc-iheimcr No I Dil-
lard In the southeast ot the south
west OF the southwest OF .2s-islw
iB drilling at / $50 feet
The Humble 80 I Ward In tho
southwest Of the southeast " the
southeast OF 22-ts-2w II drilling at
500 feet
The wolverine No. billiard in ne
extreme southwest OF 22-ls -2w Is
drilling AZ $50 feet
The westheimer No I ward IN the
extreme southeast of % Is wv Is
DRILLING az l.IbO feet
The Chickasaw Refining company
No ! Morrison I'm the nor Invest cor
ncr Of the southwest OF 26-is-2w IS
a fiE
The simpson and others No nil
lard In the northeast ot the north
west NJ the southwest % cT-4s--w IS
drilling a. 1900 feet
The krfch s. wallace No I pn-
lard IN tho southwest corner ~ the
northwest Of -i-ls.1W Is drilling at
. ST5 feet
The Texas SO . Gurcr I'm 'hr
northwest % The southwest ~ thc
northwest % -i.4s-cW is drilling az
.oHn feet
Tho same company 40 ? >rauH
'1 'h" extreme northeast 0f er-ss. @ ~
is drilling az 600 .-cr SO . holland
In the northeast ot The southeast OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

4 Bc.scr and others In the south
cast OF the southeast ~ "a 2O-9 Is
good Tor rs barrels
The came linn Not RiCha' dH iu
he northeast or the southeast OF
2t-2O-q g. : cd faf 80 hafrr g
Tho Southwestern od Fields cor
porauou So. Hooper In the ctsi
half of the southwest of the south
eaAt OF the northeast Is dry hole
blackwell and Ncwkirk.
The Carter No. ] OthImer In the
northwest ~ the southeast OF the
southeast OF 2l-27-l Is drilling at
2 $50 feet.
The Marllnd No ~ Murdoch in
the nurthchst ~ the southwest or
. .27-J is fishing for tools at 32S2
feet
The same company No. , y Mur-
dock I'm the southeast OF the north
east OF the southwest OF 2-2i-j is
drilling at 490 feet
The Mldcn 80. Shipp In the
northwest " tho northeast ~ the
northwest of ll-27-3 Is shut down
at l.71O feet
The Kay County no. If curtis
in the center of The southwest Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Another Texas Oh
Company Formed

The Woodburn on corporation
formed by q. c, Wood and II, A
Coburn. two Burkburnett develop.
ers. was the biggest consolidation OF
the mast week here. wood is one
OF the big producers Of the Burk-
burnett pool and owns interests In
several hundred acres In the north
west extension. The company has
a capital OF 5000. GOO and repor~
over 5000 barrels production daily,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Wilson County. Kansas

The High Tos, Dll company No :
Redington In the west half " ina
nortneaSt OF 2O-aO-l6 Is god for 10
barrels
The II p. Scwcll No. / Eichsrl.
son In the southwest Of the SOUTH
west or 1905 Is dry hole
The Prairie oil & Gds co. ~ IL
Benedict In the north half.2t thu
northwest Of 81 30-l6 Is goa for Sd
barrels.
Tho Larned oil company SO ,
Laverfy IN l3-3O-15 is good for 20
barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
At IiOl1irnNillc

The Smith and others No, ! sulin
In tho southwest corner of the north
east OF 6-7-l2 is drilling at ZOO feet
The GLADYS Belle Ou company SO.
! Bighcad I'm the northwest corner
OF the northeast 81 30-6-1 R a RIG.
The same company No ! Morr,s
in the southwest corner Of the north
Mrst OF l-G.0 Is A zig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

7 J. cox No . Ferguson 20 bar
rcls.
Como oil company No. Brown
10 barrels
Hester oil company No l Winfrry
20 barrels.
and No. . watkins % barrels each.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The y H. DoNoll 40. r,.o.
IN ihe northeast or the sou'hv,.t
J l@'l5-lO Ia good for S.O0o.ooo t,.t
OF gas. ''''
The oklahoma Natural cas- ram.
IanN No. 3 Russci. IN the sYu'h.,',
of me southeast OF ly-lJ-lG s,ni
for % barrels.
The Terriokla - company 40
sugar IN the s'uthwes, OF the sogth,
west OF i-li-l6 Is a dry hole
The W, II. hampton No. : Peters
IN the southeast OF the northwest
26-l5-l5 n dry hole.
The Jason liartc so Wurne-
nam In the northeast Of 2O-l3-lt i.
IA dry hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
TrnnLlIn COUNTY. Knnsns.

The stone and sheridan 80 An
thony In the northwest OF 3-l7-2I IS
good for one barrel
Thd Bayer ana Lambert No cr
Finch In the northwest II iO-l1-.
is good for 20 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

In the north half OF the north,as, .,
l'-2t-l' Is good for 30 barrcl
The ohio cities Gas Cumpauy \.
Francis In the oas, half of
northeast OF 24-27-l5 Is a dry ,,.'.' 80
he Newbcrt q King No. S1T.e'
mar In the west half OF The 49,
wyst OF l'-37-l6. ls good for lotb ba,.
The Victory OH company Ma ,
SWhgeI IN the southwest OF the .n,.h
west OF SO-21-l6 Is good Tor "a h,,
re!s. var
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

the northeast OF 36-2b-l under
rkaming at oO3 feet.
/ he hariand- Sinclair No. 1 Brooks
in the southwest of ..-2s-5 10 dTili-
ing at 2,iLJ Ioct.
Ihc same company No. ! weber
in lhe northeast of the northeast
OF the northwest OF 2V-4S-J Is shut
uo~u for water at $50 feet
4 he same company No. l Joynson
in the center OF the northeast of
the southeast OF lS-2S-J Is drilling
at l,5UU feet
The Carer No. Pond IN the
southeast OF the southeast ut the
northwest OF di-2s-3 10 drilling by
bit at J,l92 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31


The Lincoln OH company No. :
MiCkes IN the northwrs, Of the
southeast Of the northwest OF lb-lb-
Is shut down at ,5j5 feet
Thc Margay oil company NO.
Matuy In the southwest uf the south
east OF the northeast OF v-lp-s Is
fishing for tools at .,5lj feet.
The Ro1nna OH company No. !
Meyers, in the southeast corner OF
the northwest Of J-lb-S Is rugged
up and shut down.
The TcNoll oil company No. ]
Fixico In the northwest OF lb-l6'S
Is plugging to abandon.
The Gypsy No. Meyers In the
northeast OF the southwcs. Of the
southwest Of l6-l6-S Is drilling at
$50 feet
The Rcd Bank OH company No
Papaske In the southeast OF the
northeast OF tho northeast Of Il
l6-S Is a rig.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
No Major in the southwest OF
the southeast OF the southwest of
2l-16-S Is drilling at 2.657 feet
The Oklahoma Natural Gas com
pany 40. Brntchcr In the north
west OF the northeast OF the north
east OF 2l-lG-S is a rig