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D., last Sunday, with their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Sloan,
with whom they had visited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, who
have been spending the summer at
Mahomedi, White Bear Lake, have re-
turned to their home, 719 Grand Ave
nue.. They have as their guest now,
their niece, Miss Mae Lewis, of Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenthal
(nee Bailie Leviton of Minneapolis),
who have been spending the sum-
mer at White Bear, Mimi, have moved
in from the lake and now residing
at 178 West Summit Avenue.
Mrs. L. Bolnick and son, Leslie,
461 Oakland Avenue, have returned
from a months visit in Chicago where
they were the guests of Mr.. Bolnick's
parents.
Miss Tobie Redler of 428 Dayton
Avenue left for an extended trip East
this week. She will visit in Chicago,
Cleveland, New York, Boston and
Philadelphia.
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Because next weeks issue will be
our extra large ROsh HashOnOh spe-
cial number, we are going to press
one day earlier, and all news of So
cial and communal interest must reach
the office of the American Jewish
World by Tuesday next to insure pub
LEGATION in our next weeks issue.
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LEGATION in our next weeks issue.
With the Travellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Deutsch of Chi
cago are the guests of their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Good
kind, Lincoln Avenue.
Mr.. B. CAM of Kansas City, Mo-,
who spent the summer months as
guest of his son and daughter, Mr
and Mrs. Louis Sarbach, 756 Ashland
Avenue, has returned home.
Mrs. G. Krakauer and Miss Rose
krakauer, who toured California, dur
ing the past two months, have re-
turned home, and are occupying an
apartment at the Angus Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Marzynski have
returned to the city, after spending
the summer with their parents, in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen and daugh-
ter, Eleanor, Capitol Boulevard, ar
rived home from a six weeks motor
trip to Elbow Lake and Preston,
Mimi, where they visited their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Segal and Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. Harris. They were
accompanied home by their daughter,
Mrs. Harris, and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen have as
their guests their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Perlman, and children, OF
Lincoln, Neb., Mr.. David Cohen OF
Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Segal
and children Of Elbow Lake, and Mr.
and Mrs. M. E.. Harris and children
of Preston, MINI.
Mrs. Isadore Baker and son, Louis,
returned from a two months trip to
Spokane, Wash, where they were the
guests of Mrs. Bakers brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mackoff.
Mrs. Joseph Vehon and children of
Detroit, Mich, formerly of ST. Paul,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
Vehon's sister, Mrs. Rae Vehon, 81
South Victoria Street, have returned
to their home.
Mrs. Max Dewitt (nee Lillian Jo-
sephson) of New York has returned
home after visit of a month, the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Josephson, Laurel Avenue.
Mrs. A. Resnick, 713 Laurel Ave-
nue.. has returned from Valley City,
N. D., where she visited her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Zalk.
A farewell affair was given in her
honor by Mrs. Bert Stern Of that city,
after which they motored to Sanborn,
Oreska and Tower City.
=. DIR. and Mrs. j. B. Winnick and
daughter have returned from two
weeks visit at Amery, Wis.
Miss Jean Rose, 703 Summit Ave-
nue., who attended Camp Ahiti, South
Haven, Mimi, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Yuckman of Chi
cago motored in from Watertown, S.
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LOCAL NEWS----ST. PAUL

Office BY the l Tesay pssa b wo day IA
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STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
SERVICE

Agents for the Principal
Steamship Lines. Reserva-
tiOns to and from all Ports.
Conducted Tours to Europe
and the Orient.
Consult our Travel Specialist
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Fifth and Robert Streets
st. Paul, MINI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
M MARKET QUOTATIONS..
To the Young Nan

rbere is an unusually large num-
~ Young men just out of school,
4. THIS, 1t tho present time. and
milo they find much that is to
,,.,r uIIng in the town, and In
W., e-.aeIltion with real oil men,
- @ gf them are puzzled TO know
n how TO size up the big things
~ the oil game as. our being spread
m or, sor th,ir inspection In the Con-
vo .cnio, oil the National Petroleum
,os,irits now on in washington.
0ns of them, referring to the
...l NJ tho geological survey OF the
Trl,ed states, and his prediction
,ta, oll would be played out in nine
,aars and three months, was doubt
ST as 90 whether the oil business
,,,s the business for young men
70 learn. And no one can blame
bim but doubtless this same young
man Is familiar with Ben Johnson's
Classic, Erasmus, and will remem-
bor how the young man with his
sis,er and his tutor. after escaping
from the Happy Valley, journeyed
10 cairo in Egypt, looking for q
vocation.
He visited an astronomer on n
Mn tower and went home and told
6ysstcr that there was the vocation
70, him; il must be wonderful to
know so much, and sister-like, she
advised him 20 go back and become
a pupil Of this great man. On the
second day tho astronomer asked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Completion in the Beggs

The Carter oil Compunys No. l
Robinson in the southeast corner ut
the southwest OF 2i-lG-iO, "
a a50-h1rrel well In the 2.72l 90
2,75O-foot sand.
The Tidal test .ou the Scwcll farm
In the northwest corner ot the
southwest W the northeast Of oslo
10, is making 200 barrels after a ID
quart shot. IN the 200 foot pay.
Joe Nhrahums 40. / lnrtou. In
the northeast corner W tho north.
west of the northeast of 4-lb-lO, ~
making 40 barrels after the shot o.;
2.603 feet.
The sclby OH 6 Gas CO.. has a
l50-hortcl producer iu 80. Rob-
bins i'm tho southwest corner Of the
southeast OF the southwest Of i0-l5-
10.
Tho Skelly OF company. ct ~.
have Il fj-hurrrl well after the shot.
IN No. b Knight, I'm the southwest
OF the northwest OF the northeast
Of 15-15-lO.
The Twin states 80. 3 smith. m
east OF 25-tt-1O. is making 800 bar
rcls natural In the 2,5So-foot sand.
The Anglo Texas OH company
No . Coleman in the center W tho
south linc of the southeast OF the
southeast ot 29-l5-ll, is making
100 barrels
Tho Barbara oil company has a
200-bgrrol producer IN No Bruucr
allotment, In the center of the west
half Of the southeast oc S-li-l1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

"Who do you think it Is that makes
the wind blow from the west when
1t blows from the west. and from the
cast when it blows from the cast 90
and the young man, not knowing
said so. 1T Is me who controls the
wind" said the astronomer. And
that was enough and ne went home
and told his sister what had hap
pened and they all decided that
too much learning had made the
great man mad.
Tho institute is in fact giving
men an opportunity to show how
each and every one runs true o.
form. 1t was stated IN Wednes-
DAYS oil column that the chief
geologist could tell just how many
barrels of oil yet remained iu Tho
ground. but instead Of giving us the
number Of barrels. he gave us the
exact day In which the oil wousl
he a thing of the past. IL was
doubtless equally silly when a great
man at the head OF the greatest
oil company In the world and on
who should have. known better. ,Rs
he was born and raised IN me busi
moss: got up and said, tina, Eng
land was about 90 monopollze the
oil sbuslness OF the globe.
How do they get that way7 The
fact Is II is Sll propaganda pure
and simple, as the following spe-
cial 10 the World from Detroit, IRE
ceived yesterday seems 10 indicate
II Is addressed TO the. OIL Editor
manufacturers indignant because ot
propaganda at Washington meetinr
Of Petroleum Institute"
II doubtless has hurt the business
of the past, that the Standard OF
New Jersey has put up signs in fill
ling stations in it's territory, saying
Use small cars and save gasoline
Il has also hurt the manufa cturoi
Of gasoline In Oklahoma, who is
looking for an outlet and who Is
mostly at the mercy of an exportinl
conGern which by the way, is not
only taking large share of the out.
put here. but is taking 1t at wha'
It actually is worth, not what II
could be bought for on the market
today.
To the young man looking around
the example of the Export OF
for a calling in life, we commend
corporation OF Tulsa, oklahoma, for
his earnest considerations.
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GeOl0gists Form ActiUe
A association

Tulsa geologists held n very in
teresting session Wednesday night
at the auditorium in city hall, and
after an election OF officers. some
interesting papers were read
Luther White. who Is with the
Oklahoma Central oil company
had one upon "Sub-Surface sand
Relations. in Southeastern Creek,
Western Tulsa, and Southeastern
Usage Counties" This subject Is Of
such interest, that it should have
wide publicity.
The question Is being raised re-
ncatedly as to whether the deeper
sands found in the lime can be pre-
dicated by surface indications. and
doubtless Mr.. white held that II
was necessary TO have sub-surfac ce
data, before making a proper esti-
mate as to the value of acreage IN
that vicinity.
+. q. Woodruff was elected pres
ident, James II. Gardner, vice -prcsi-
dent, Richard Hughes, secretary
and +. Q. Greene, treasurer.
BY cooperation this association
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Interesting News From

The pounaut on Il Gas co. and
Phillips Petroleum company gas well
n the Newton farm. eight muo-
south OF Crossplaius. and two milcs
ist of Burkctt. Texas. which was
completed about year ago, Is bow
drilling itself in, and is producing
very high quality Of crude. Tho
IwncrD have bccn selling on an
average of half million feet of gas
pm the well since it was hooked
uto tn, line last June, and its vol
- has increased from three mil
Ion to II million, and the rock
pressure from eight hundred pounds
ten hundred and fifty pounds
oil Is coming In rapidly and
blew off 40 barrels last Thursday
It tests 50 gravity ana 20C kero-
seno and 1851 bcuzinc. commanding
probably top-notch prices for TcXas
crude.
They are arranging to set tanks
and tube tho wcll and save this oil
which at present thev are forced to
blow onto the ground.
There Is quite lot Of activity
y this corner Of Eastlaud and
Brown counties. The Texas -Arizom
Is drilling AZ 2,7OO feet, two miles
west of the Newton, ana should pick
mp the Pcnnant gas sand within the
next zoo feet. Northeast Of the
Newton well Yost and others have
well making 1875 barrels natural
N the Caddo lime at $500 feet, and
three miles northeast Of this the
Heilbron wells are producing from
'he same level as the Pennant gas
around $500 feet, while the Yosi
veil has not yet been drilled to this
| level. The wells In the Hebron
'ield are starting off with an initial
PRODUCTION OF 500 barrels to 1900
barrels, and are showing exception
ally good staying qualities so far
| There are 16 wells in the Heilbror
| ield at present writing, and only
| TWO of them showed any free OF
! when drilled in. The Clark we'll
! hich started off at 1900 barrels
20 months ago. after a 3O0-quar
| shot and Is now doing $40 barrels
| did not even show "A rainbow wher
| washed In hot water. Considerint
he good showing OF free oil In tho
| Pennant well and the behavior OF
tho licidbron wells after shot, thu
: talent Is of the opinion that If the
/ Pennant well had been shot Il
should do any where from 1000
barrels up.
The Pcnnant owns 1000 acres OF
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wilcox Inside Pay Again

tn" Wilcox OIL Il Gas Co.'s Sten.
"ty tarm test lon 24-l5-IU. which was
oNlmatod at 1000 barrels daily al
ut fiVe feet in the Wilcox sand ycs
,ttddF was drilled four feet dcopcr
."u"Et ana IL now flowing at the
rate OF lGo0 barrels per day. pay
was topped at 2.gSi feet. This welI
utisets the Miscucr a steele good
Wei IN tho same section.
Inc sam" company's No Stcp-
hty Is drilling at 2,N.5 feet, and ex-
pect To get the same nav sometime
today or tomorrow Sunlhor z on
Jhls lease, Is down 2.2I5 feet and
nay are running the S-nrh casing
The Wilcox compdnys Jordan
iiarnette farm test IN 2i-lS-IO. Is
iuweriyg tho casing To shut off "A
small amount Of water. Thcy arc nj
= total depth OF 2,6i5 feet. at which
depth they have discovered an un.
usually rich oil pay and when they
get the water they are now carrying
caScd off, they expect to drin Inc
the sand within the next two days.
Gas shortage. due TO increased con
sumption for domestic uses. has ser
lously crippled field operations the
past few days.
The Wilcox compauy's No Jor.
Ian Barnett In 2i-1S-lO, IL drilling
at 2,225 feet, whilc their Jackson
Lucky farm Test i'm 32-l5-9. ia
strengthening q crooked hole at z 200
rect. Thcy expect 20 get the Wilcox
pay at. 3,45O feet.
The wilcox big well on the KellS
farm IN 35-l6-S, has had pipe con.
nections made and 1000 barrels OF
crude was run from this test the
first day. The tools are still In tn,
hole, and seem to be wedgcd In s,
tightly that they cannot he loosenod
hydraulic jack power viii have to h,
applied before they can be gottel
out The 3,A00 feet OF line, howcvcr
was picked out by fishing tools. Thi,
sensational producer Is still maltinl
four flows daily with the string O
tools In the hole.
The Wilcox test In 9S-l6-g, is stil
producing $50 barrels daily on IN,
swab and only one foot in the sand
They have run a string OF tubini
ana are pumpig out the water, o
which 600 feet is still, in the hole
The company is satisfied that whel
they get the water out they will no
! be bothered with It any more, sine
IT IL not coming from the sand a
vas feared at first.
The Wilcox companys Amos farm
test in stiles. has the 5-inch run
at 3.035 feet and are still drilling
They expect to get the butcher sant
at around 1925 feet To the west
in 3l-1G-S, the HarChochie farm tcs
Is drilling at 5000 feet and wi ge
the butcher at 1880 feet. The sam,
firm is moving in n test on the JohI
Cat farm in the northeast corne
of the northwest OF Bliss, and ar,
moving I'm the rig tImbors for ties
on the Janey Hancha farm In tn
northeast corner of the northwcs
of the northeast OF 2-15-s. Thei
| Cornelius Harry farm No. I. locate,
| in the southwest corner of the cas-
half of the southeast OF 35-1G-S. I
rig up.
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Made Good Purchase

The Pennsylvania OH & Gas Ium-
her co. ot Warren Pa. who has bAn
represented here by J. Roy Thomp-
son, Nic"-prcsidrnt Of the company
mas purchased the james - ward
holdings east Of Collinsvillp and
east ~ Owdeo with 81 wells. and 40
barrels per day production. There
are l4Ud acres I'm the tract and
mere is no doubt but that produc-
ton can readily be Increased by
careful handling.
Tho nav owners have started a
test in the southeast corner ot the
southeast of 14-22-14, machine
h'ing moved I'm. II Is also an.
'"unc,d that large tract of tim
YER land near Rapidan. Va. has re-
"ntly been acquired. and the new
omp'ny which will doubtless open
'iicc" here, will ho strong addi.
non to the business interest OF
p'S'' Ih'y Will ho very welcome
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Pot Quick Action

Secretary OF the Interior, John
Barton Payne. assisted by the Hon
orable Cato Sells, made short work
OF the different problem as to
whether or not the Usage restriction
as to the amount OF acreage, held
by any one individual or corpora
tion, but the chances are he will be
called upon to hold another hearing
his decision Just rendered, Is "a
big joke as it stands.
In the wire from Senator Gore, It
stated thusly: The secretary of
the interior has just decided to raise
the 4,S00Tacre limitation cast of
range seven In the Usage country,
TO 60 900 acres. He abolished the
limitations altogether I'm western
Usage, and fixes limitation OF
$500 acres i'm the Otoe, and Ponca
reservations"
From other sources It Is learned,
and It is so astonishing as TO be un-
bellevable the honorable secretary
declared that "a mans holdings just
average three barrels or less per
day" to secure an increase I'm his
holdings.
If this turns out to be true It will
"a a great victory for our old friend
Il. w. Marland who Is strictly on
he job in the west half of the Usage.
There are no limitations as TO three
barrel wells on his side Of the big
county, and II anybody should hap
pen to ask, we'll say that Mr.. Mar
land is "A lot smarter than any of
them. And so the story as Il Is
printed in an afternoon paper. may
all be true,
But while the big boys are getting
everything they are asking for from
the dying administration, there is go-
| ng TO be big row raised. unless
something is done for the refiners in
the midcOnunent field, in the way
of better freight rates,
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Best Location Yet

PERRY, okla, Nof. lS-Thc
Twin state on company viii begin
drilling Immediately ON the q. g..
Nann farm, two miles southwest ut
Perry on a location selected by thor
consulting geuloRist, NJ J MUM. to-
gcthor with Dr. j. u. UWWchy W
tho University of oklahoma. Tho
exact location IL northeast uf north.
west OF northeast on 2g-1i.lw
Tho Garter well lu the rulu field.
located northwest uf southeast OF
22-22-2w, has reached "a depth OF
L5io feet and tho drillcrs think has
"a good showing of being producer.
The Brock ssvll, east of souih,t on
2g.22 2w, * down 90 1,500 frW.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
win The oil Men

~ D. White OF Enid, okla. tx
spending a fow DAYS in Tulsn- look
ing after business interests Mr
White Is the man that opened up the
Billings pool
Jcrrv Scully who is here from Los
Angeles. on his way TO take IN tho
winter sports at Toronto. Canada.
slvs that the Canadians are rccov-
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,fiur rapidly from the effect. ~ the
Vpl due largely to GA, fact that in
ontario the people huNu EuttcN hucI,
tu regular routine uf work Ills
production is holding up good, and
he ,s therefore iu his usual happy
frame ~ mind
e. W Ru'c, OF the southern Re.
tnE company. located re haskell.
Okla. ls iu the city Hud SAYS that
uWluE 10 the dvcituc iu prices ut rr-
fined products, the shedding has hc,n
% uUI. hard uf late. but that hc is
u,huod to uolicyc that owing to th,
fact ihUt su many of the rCtiuot'
have shut down, prices viii begin
To- ul.h up 30 looks as though hN
January o. uNorN body will be utyiu.
moro tHr every tythiug from fuvI u.
to ,vlindcr stock and gasoline. ii
is % great credit To- the Haskell pro-
du,yls 'hlt thvN are giving the crud,
produced in that vicinity tu the lucu
rtiiuyrs which IF doubtless The suus,
IA, refinery p"up.r are entitled
To the utmost confidence
y Is. Moody vice president ana
general manager of ho praule CA.
n cas- company ia Iu the city visit
ing the local offices from hcadquar-
ters in Independence, Kan.
Judge William l.. Marcy who i4
hcrc with W Il. Pare of plcau. New
YORK. ~ "A friend OF Govcuur-cleCt
Miller. Mi Macy says Governor
Miller Is regarded as one uf the ablcHt
lawyers not only In Ncw York but
IN the union a few years ago hy
resigned from the bench uf the court
OF appeals. and when asked why
Governor Miller said there were sew
On reasons: seven daughters 10 ed
ucatr and provide for lie ~ a man
of storing. forcorul character and
will give New York what IL needs.
a business administration. Ito Ia a
genital. approachablc gentleman. OF
the finest type OF American citizen
shin"
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should accomplish wonders. II Il
viii work harmony there Is no doubt
hut that soon great deal of ad-
verse criticism will be wiped out,
ana geology as useful science In
practical operation Of oil business
come into it's own.
There should he an end to bringing
IN differing reports on the same
nInIOrLN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Good Wen in Edstidnd
County

The El Paao. Ranger and NaIcn
tine test ou the j. r. Watson fnru
N Eastaud county Texas, has tol
of tho Caddo line at 3.240 feet an,
at ]. feet IN the well is flowing b.
n"ads hourly and making 200 bar
rcls, natural
uuSTlNUEp ON NENr PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
NeUeSt Oil Pool
Opened Up

News that the Wilcox or a Gas
cos pas wells In lS-l6-10. aud In
I3.lt.1. are spsviuR lot ot oil,
has riyon that company every rpa-
sun to bclicvc that they have opened
up a heretofore undiscovered oil
pool
These pas wells are hig producers.
aud have lust recently began drilling
themselves into oil. The pool ~ To-
rni"d six miles east of Bristow and
three miles south of Hayburn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Big GdSSer at Duncan

The Butler test on the Johnson
farm in section 24-1s-9w. has the
gas trap installed, and is producing
25,0000O0 feet OF gas and making
1875 barrels Of oil from sand found
from 1,77l to 1,792 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

Casing nipples Of any size made
70 order on short notice. We carry
al sizes Of casing in stock. Special
prices furnished on request to large
consumers. Let US figure with you
on your next order. Phones Usage
20, 1885 and LID so. Feenberg
fpe & supply Co., 519 East First
seet, Tulsa. Okla.-Advt.
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wanted Drilling proposition on
"feaFr close to production, or will
o4y partially drilled acreage in the
swallow fields, either in Kansas nr
uhahowa Have. drilling machines
ready O." go = work at once. Ac-
..oi.pa'E your reply with plat and
sSa.' your proposition. Address Box
'v'-A care World.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

one 4O-horse power Kiawane boil
Or. new one; l2Xt2 Ajax engine: one
Moon generator: one swivel bit
wrench; 1900 feet new Manila ca
bic; TWO 1O-inch bits dressed once;
one tool box and small tools. Call
Usage 95r3.-Advt.
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PunlIpr Wanted.

Thoroughly experienced pumper to
handle settled production. Want
man who has had between 20 and
9j years experience and able to get
production. No other need apply.
Address p. o, box IS, Tulsa, Okla.
--AdW.
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eases and 3.400 acres OF royalty
surrounding this gas we'll and be-
wccn 1t aud ths licilhruu pool and
ne Nost wells Oscar Guldrlck and
billie Baker are IN active manage.
nj of the pcnnaut Ou a Gls Co.
and II looks az IL they are iu uur
or a ntcc cleanup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

GOOD oil lease on large structure
must De drilled at once. NV quar-
wI OF section 29-2S-l2 east: NV
tIeSr''' 't section 25-24-10 east, and
~ ~ quarter ~ section 21-27-S east.
nNly-iifty basis. Drilling wells close.
SSs,,se arrow oil company, Ponca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

Line pipe and casing for imme-
q'aie shipment out Of stock in any
Qlantity Line pi1e up to S-inch
,aSlng up 20 1874 inch. See us be-
Iore placing your order and save
money by calling Usage 1850, 1896
~ Id so. 5l9 East First street,
Illsa, Okla. Feenberg Pipe e Sup
ply Co-kdvt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

can furnish 6 5-S inch, II lb,
casing, S iuch-24 H., also 10 inch
.-52 lb per foot. This casing is
S'ld (. o. b. cars. McKeesport, Pa,
conditions guaranteed good. Address
BOX Blf, The World,-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

FOR sALE-Casing ali sizes. new.
used line pipe and tubing. We
buy used casing, abandoned lines
and wells. Goodman & Ringold, 325
Central Bank, Tulsa, Usage 1854.
N65,--Advt.