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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
Road Is Christened
the Sunset Trail

The rosd which extends from the
I1lffa road. a mile south % tho
BafEins bridge. north across the
AirlHc0 road and north 10 the spot
whefe formerly stood the old bridge
which crossed the river At Old Al
buqueraue. has been named the Sum
set Trail.
The road WAS chrietened yesior-
day afternoon when farmers Of RAN
chos De AtriseO mcs with members OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, across the
river. The name was HuEEcsted BY
=. y. Young on behalf u The Cham
Der Of Commerce.
other roads T. "a be named la
the near future Il H. said. "A. u.
Watkins. secretary OF the Chamber
Of Commerce. said today that plans
are being made 10 ave the road bu-
eau or the chamber tale an active
part Ia keeping The roads In better
condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
COUNTY FAIR PLAN
IS BEING REVIVED
Real Estate Board Also
Proposes Big Picnic
for July a

The real estate board 81 the cham
Der OF Commerce H. % have n hult
session when u meets Tor dinner To-
morrow NIGHT az Cii5 o'clock az the
Y. NJ. &. A.
Plans Tor holding q county fair
mere In september and steps for a--
ranging a pubic picnic on July { are
10 be launched. County Assent O.. L.
Crawford. who has been afNed To
speak before The board. Is 70 outline
plans which he considers vii be the
best way FOR conducting a mir.
Members Of the board who are bee
hind the move ARE IN favor OF holding
an agricultural exhibit In the urmorY
and a livestock exhibit 10 a tent on
vacant ground close 20 the urmorN
Band concerts and "a vaudeville show,
u H. Haid. probably VIII De held Ia tire
armoTy along with the fair 81 tentative
plans are carried out.
Amusement Is necessary to mako r.
county fair a success" said "a member
Of the board today September prob
ably will be the beat time
Members Of the board who are be-
hind the movement Tor "a Joint picnic
on July 4 are urging That an people
who are contemplating on going ID
the mountains for b dny Join Ia ono
big picnic. Members Of the Aihulutr'
duo Contractorf association who mn
planning to hold "a picnic hnve been
asked 20 Join la u joiht mountain Gel
ebration
II Is planned 90 hold he picnic oI
the scenic roa in she forest reserve
about 4 miles from Albuquerque. hob.
err McCluEhan snid todny That II WA
the intention Of the board 10 ave he.
tween f.ooo and 5000 persons at M
picnic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
Colorado CaktIeman
Buys SIS, 900 Acres Here

Porter A. Thompson. wealthy cattle
owner OF Limon. Colorado. has pur-
chased 90. 1000 acres Of Rra&inF and
rs miles northwest ef Albuquerque IN
traets an improved SEQ acres IN
another and the Horreea Grant OF
$1,000 acres just east OF the Jemex
Indian reservation. The deals were
made through Col -. X =. Sellers.
Mr.. Thompson has ordered wire
fencing for the land and ~ negotiat-
Ing for the drilling o. wells on the
10000 acre tract and expects to have
the property In shape FOR stocking II
hirh bred cattle by November q. The
fencing for all the tracts Will total
les milca
AR. Thompson's son, Robert -.
Thompson. Is ~ make hiH home IN
Albuquerque ana be Of the
property. MFR. Thompson. ST., has
returned 10 Iimon to nEaRe a fore
man for the property here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14

Arrentina's sugar crop of 1913
amounted 10 27p.oO metric tons. the
largest yield since 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
$4,000 Gift FOR
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Home Board Will Also
Loan SIS, 900 on $780,
900 Building Here

The First Baptist church here has
received a gift OF $4,000 and a loan
Of s25 Ooo from the Southern Baptist
church home board which Is now in
session at Atlanta. Ga.
Tho gift ana oam WIS made by the
board to aid the Baptlsts In erecting
tho new church at broadway and
Central avenue. Together with the
amount To be raised by tho local con-
grcgatinn the church viii now have
enough money for its now building
which IS 10 cost 100000.
Word of the boards action was re-
ceivcd from the Rev. 4. 4. Harvey.
pastor 81 the church. who h. now at
Atlanta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
Albert C. Simms
Elected President
of Citizens Bank

Albert q. Simms hns been elected
president OF the Citizens National bank
and John 4. Simms a director of the
hank. the two filling the place Of Neil
H Field. who resigned as president
and director.
Necessity OF devotinE al his time to
his personal anfnirs WAS given as the
reason by Mr.. Field for his r sigma
ton. In accepting the resignation OF
ar. Field. the board adopted a rcso-
luton OF thanks 20 him FOR This able
and painstaking management OF the
% fairs OF the bank
There have heen no other changed
30 tho bank. The other officers are:
Slivcstro Mirahai. vice president: - a..
porterhcid. vice president: j.. W.
bsach. cashier; G.. r. Hyre and a. q.
Eunjcs, assistant cashiers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14

from nouldcr. Colo. where he has
hcen studying law In the University Of
Noiorndo. He VIII spend the summer
vacation here.
Thomas Caikins has taken the pos,
ton Of desk secretary nj the Y. NJ. G..
a. during he summe months
Don Sylvester ana ualph Milior,
students OF the University 81 Colo
RADIO are IN the city on a short vacu
ION before they leave for Cooley,
Arlz.. whe they will be employed BY
the Aztec Railroad aud Lumber com
pany.
Mrs. NJ }. Heimick left yesterday
for Santa fe. She VIII 10 TO C%nlifor-
MA TO spend the remainder Of the
Earnest Hunter ana william slater.
pilot ana mechanic OF the curtiss Orb
ole, which too up passengers here
during the auto races. left this morn
ing for the southern part of the state
They Will rcturn TO Albuquerque next
Bert Blakcmorc left last night Tor
Los Angeles for a visit.
A. a. Gere. special agent Of tie
department Of Justice. will leave to-
night for Mckinley and Valencia
counties on business. He will be
away a week.
D. g. Mullins Of the navy recruit
ms station has returned from a re-
cruiting trip through Gallup and the
surrounding territory.
Miss Laura Ceilings and mother.
/ congregational missionaries Of Cubcro
are here for "A visit. having arrived
Saturday night.
Joe silva and Pete n. Alarid arr
rived In the city yesterday. MIR. silva
h. on his way to M Paso Tor a short
visit. Air. Alarid viii return 10 Santa
fc In u Few DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
Widow Gets $500
for Husbands Death

coHcaiaaion LuccrO. the widow OF
Manuel Luccr0. a santa re shops em-
pioyc who Wns killed on May 25. was
awarded o Judgment OF $4,000 from
the A. T. A. = y railroad In a friendly
suit In the district court this morning.
The Nomau ~ left with 1ye minor
children 10 care for.
Lucero. who uaa a laboror on steam
locomotives az the Santa Fe shops.
was ~accidcnily killed about aiA weeks
nao whom "A locomotive crane which
vas llfllng a nro bok gave way and
crashed the man beneath u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14
Elks to Plan Tonight to
Renew Drive for Funds

Plans 20 stimulate the drive for
funds with which TO rebuild and re-
furnish the Elks club ARE To- Do made
TONIGHT at n meeting Of the ladre al
the burned building at s o'clock.
The total amount subscribed is
$4,000. Members tonight viii be
cniicd upon to see other members for
subscriptions. Al members are re-
'uucsted 10 be present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-14

ssDoNT'S"-foE WISHING
Don't Niah you cauid sen gouT hpuas-
Sell ~
Don't wish you could nrd . irh-find it
Don't wish you could rent your apart
mcnt-kcnt %.
BY using Tho IIcfsid'a Claasihed Coiumus
phoaa Ita. Phone aa1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Union County. Arkansas

There are number OF wells drill
Ing and rigs buildipg an tho result
OF the big Constantin gas well three
miles southwest OF Eldorado. Ark"
In the southwest corner OF i-1S-l6.
This we'll, II will he remembered.
got the big gas at 3,229 feet and was
drilled into the sand ~ feet and then
shut In. This well was estimated at
about 10000, 600 gas and considera-
Bile water which II is claimed comes
from above through a bread In the
casing due To a dropped drill pipe;
the well having been drilled by a ro-
tary machine.
The Congress OIL company is
drilling at 400 feet In S-la-lh,
Tho Revenue OF company IA rig
ging up for test In 9-l9-l6,
sloan and others have tools on tho
ground and will start operations
shortly on their test I'm lS-lf-i6, two
miles northeast ~ Eldorado.
Hilton n Attock have n rig up In
the northwest corner Of S1-l7-l5.
In 21-1S-lS the Trinity OH COM
pany Is drilling at 2,7oO feet and II
is claimed had showing OF oil In
the ,An0-foot sand,
Walker and others In b-l7-l7 are
drilling at 1000 feet.
The Carter OH company drilled n
dry hole somo time ago in 2l-lS-lS
To a depth Of $3.50 feet, without
having show OF either oil or gas.
A number OF these wells are on good
geological structure. however, hut
none have found oil or gas in pay
ing quantities with the one cNcep-
tlon of tho hg Constantin gasser
southwest OF Eldorado, and for this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

with Long Beach. cal, as their deH-
tinatiou. where they Will spend sew
cral weeks vacation.
r. r. Brann of the National TX
ploratiOn company made q business
trp 10 Muskogce the first OF the
week
u r. weiss of Cincinnati. ohio. be-
ia Tulsa looking after business IN
tercats
Arthur sorry ~ the Triangle Sale
company left yesterday for TRIP
through the north,
y ". ORrain Of tho Triangle Sales
company left yesterday for an ok
tended business trip 10 New YORK
city.
g. X. Abbott Of tho Independent
Torpedo company returned Yesterday
from a business trip to Texas.
George Harvey Curricr president
~ the Harvey Crude oil company
is In tho city. accompanied by Mrs
Currior and says that the company Is
| coming good with material In
crease In production during the las
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Oklahoma Corporation Takes
OUer OkmuIgee y. & X. Co.

The Wooster OIL company, which
is an Oklahoma corporation with Al
bort II. Reese OF Wooster. Ohio. as
president and Roy r. Poe OF Tulsa.
Okla. as secretary and treasurer,
has purchased all the assets and
properties OF the OkmulRco rroduc-
ing n Refining Co, including the re
finery nj OkmulRcc, s,l02 tank cars;
three gasoline plants and the Hen
ryettn Public Service corporation,
which supplies domestic gas 20 about
9 800 meters In the town and vi
cinity Of Henryettn. as well ns In
dustrial gas TO two larr" smelters.
The entire capital stock OF the Woos-
tor oil company is owned by the
blackwell Consolidated OIL a Gas
Co. with principal offices at 2a West
Forty-Thlrd street, New York, and
Jesse u. Levy formerly OF Tulsa, as
chairman OF the board OF directors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Oh. MAnKrr QUOTATIONS
The New York Petroleum
Exchange. Inc.

Tho New YORK Petroleum Ex-
change. which has been in process
az organization for some time.
seems tn have taken or new llte
within the last few weeks, ana m
likely to become strong factor IN
tho petroleum industry and pcrhhpA
lead tho way over all other organl-
yatIons ns the best and most i'm
portant market for oil stocks that
have real and tangible value.
Tho New y prk Stock Exchange
No far has only listed about lB oil
stocks, and in the great volume ol
trading az has been demonstrated
many times. these stocks are made
to follow the market without rotor-
,nce to their intrinsic Vnluc, ana
are made football ana Kicked
sround just because other leading
intercsts are on the down or up
gradc and usually there ia n decline
registered without rhyme or reason
much TO tho sorrow OF the well post
cd oil man.
Tho fact is there ~ no interest 80
largo but that competition helps.
The stock exchange ~ not In posi-
tion 10 count Itself na monopolizlng
all stock worth trading In, and the
curb market In oftcntinoa u Joke
II would stabilize oil stocks instant
iishcd where only those who know
the game would be allowed TO play
the stock market as relating To oil
This IN altogether 700 apparent "a
admit OF an argument and hence
thcro should bc no hesitnncy on the
part of real oil producers, rcfinerf
and markoters to Join thls orEaniza-
ton. and thus become affiliated with
n going concern, while tho expense
romains low. and whiio prestige OF
being counted aB n charter member
In available.
while II is at firFt sight mis-
take that the new oil exchange ~
not located In Tulsa. n IL never
thelcsa n fact that New York II the
logical place for this exchange, fot
tho reason that the industry has
taken too wide a range to Justify
tho hope that Tulsa may he made
the final market center whom II
comes to listing stocks for public
investment. and here n sholll be
snid that 40 far ns banking houses
and financial interests have beer
Handicapped greatly by having ne
means Of getting accurate irforma
t,on from crginoera, familiar Y III
tho oil business. but who are likel'
to report the value OF trivial hing
such as the aize ot the crown pul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Deepest Drilling Wen.

Tho Mldco Petroleum company
No 2 on the Hoover farm. south %
west 22-2a-2w. iS now the deepest
drilling we'll I'm thi- pant of tho
state. II " dowr $3.50 feet ana mad"
~ feet In the mast week. some
claim that u lacks only a few fcct
81 being the deepest well In Okla
homn
Tho Midco company has around q
thousand barrels daily production
from ita four wells In tho new field
six miles east Of Killings. lts
latest compiction ~ reported TO hc
good for 500 barrels In tho 1000
foot sand n " on the Robortson
farm, southwest 29-2t-1w. This
company has ~ strings of tools busy
IN this new field and In the old
RlllinVs pool, locally known as the
Hoover
Tho Quadrangle Petroleum com
'any No. | on the IIackctt farm, ia
the northwest corner 23-22-2w, Is
drilling at 500 feet. As II is past
tho hard drilling II will not be lonF
until II is known what is In the
Hoover sand due at 1900 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1920

month with much promising inside
ncrcsgo with offsets at Beggs'
IIowlit. the Flat Rock district. Key
atone and the country south OF kel-
iyville. IIe is also accom- panied bF
Harry Libcrmau formerly with inc
Ncw England National bank OF Kan
-as city. who is now associated WIN
Ncssrs Currior and Goldman OF the
Harvey Crude OH company
Jules Constantln Of tho Constantin
Refining company returned nome
Monday morning after monu,
gpont In New York city looking aiter
tho Interests " his company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
OIL AND GAS
Leases ssppliss. rrodusion, nts
OIL Production for Sale by Receiver.

vi trOuuCtiOu IOr hnlc ny sNNNiNe''
The Wcible lease north half section
36, township ain. range Sc. Pawnee
county, Okla, In the Cleveland pool
so producing oil wells average depth
2.3bo feet: lease well equipped. Also
l53-acre lease In section 23, township
lin. range l0c, Creek county, Okla,
known as tho Davis lease. on which
there In one producing woll, depth
2,20O feet. Also l60-acro lease In
the northwest y section 20, township
l7n. range l0e. Crock county, okla,
known as the Myers lease. with one
producing well, 1850 feet deep. All
OF these leases will be sold separately
at public auction to the highest bid
der. on Wednesday, June 80, 1870, al
IL o'clock noon. at the south front
door OF tho county courthouse In
Tulsa. Okla. Charles i. Noble. re,
ceiver fer the Arkansas River Bed
OIL & Gas Co, i04s Kennedy Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Wanted nj Once

A practical oil well drillor To fur
nish all equipment and casing and
drill for share OF the production.
Very valuable S20-acre lease To-
Gated In eastern Butler county, Kan
sas, near many producing wells. II
interested apply Immediately. Ad-
dress =. O, Box b5i. Fort Collins,
Colo. .---AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

FOR SALE--25 ZIP f < T. boil
sr: ?b HIP oil Well supply Engine;
250 bbl Iron Tank. ESQ bbl Wood
Tank; standard rig located In 10
l6. Sell In whole or In part All
in good condition, Cali Usage 4bfS-J
or write II. Batoman. Guthrie,
Oklahoma.---Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

For sale or drilling contract; will
guarantee well; I0-acre lease, shall
low production; sand At $50 feet
west OF Clarcmore. offsets five pro-
ducing wells, Address Box 95S-D,
care World. .--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

New casing for sale, one car i2 y.
b0-pound: one ear l0-inch. 40 pound,
two cars 10-inch. 32 pound, S cars
81 20 pound. three cara 6M, 20
pound. one car SIS, "a pound. one
car SM Inch. 2S pound, one car 6%
90 pound In Tulsa; one car pound
2-inch tubing. one car 2-inch, 500
test line pipe. M. Lebow, Box 2S2,
Tulsa, Okla. Phones. osago S079,
Osago 6tAl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

Responsible people want drilling
proposition on somi-proven acreage,
willing TO pay bonus II acreage JUS
tifies II. Give all details IN first let
ter. Address y. O. Box 1888. Tulsa,
Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

Pipe casing. now; immediate,
used. 2-inch; S-inch; 4-inch; 6-inch;
s-inch; 3-16-inch; 6& inch. Sh -
inch: l0-inch; l2h inch; carloads
and less. ]. Ben Brown, Usage 9735.
20s Pan American Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
From the CARRIER Ficid

Special 'p The World
Hy KAY PETERS
CARRIER okla, juno u. ~"
dIIIlIng report ~ the past wr'
shows puifo - lot ~ new work Hiatl
Ing, Including two locations FOR VIVA
cats hat are of interest because ih'y
are by big companies that are users
of geology one ~ the ltoN1nh re.
trolcum company No. I on IN" Hip'U
farm. aouthwcs' lC-2' .iw, six mites
spnthvtst ~ production. The oth'r
is hv tho sinclair bil coWptof ahu
ia on the ! " Mechcy farm, 90
fcct from tho south and the nam"
from the cast lino ~ tn" uorih wrHt
i5.22-2w. eight mites east of IN,
CARRIER fold on tho structure worked
cut hy Fred n Merritt. This ~ ne
.thIrd wen recently located III the
Polo nolphborhpod.
Tho email producer has taken q
nov Interest iu wildcat wells ",
watches them closely 10 buy pr bid
fpr tho pine when u ~ Abandoned
lTIls casing shortage ~ lihrly TO De
! Law pomo " tho little fellows here
lin drilling out their properties IN
Itl steel comes down or can b'
bought without 30 hiS premium.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

New Novo water pump, 6-horse-
power; only used on one well; l2,-
900 feet 2-inch line pipe, second
hand. but good. Phone Cedar 2ss
---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

New Novo water pump, 6-horse-
power; used only on one we'll; a.
900 feet 2-inch line pipe; second
hand, but good. Phone Cedar 239.--
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

Markham Tdl' nd others hnN'
ticir so ~ ON the Junn
t,n Prentice farm in 1871 ana II
is good for 30 barrels 80 sand nom
2.CC2 10 2.G'6 f"ct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

reason these new tests are being
watched with considerable Interest
by tho Oll bunch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
Anh,mr Gcta Annthcr.

Tho Auhyme on e Gas co. no "
on the f.ynds farm, northwest
-ou,hwcat 7-22.3w, - a b0-b'rrrI
well at 2.1Jl f'"t.
Knox No' on the Marley farm.
righ, on tho lines n tho Routhwes'
corner southc1st 7-22.3w, lH rrpott
od a disappointment In the l33o-
foot whitney sand. n was given q
shot and H. drilling d,opeT.
ghnmhcrlisA 4 Escoc ana cthcrs No.
L on the Kiumcl farm. northwe"
tC-22-3w. is und"rr'1minR pipe to
I.7iS feet mis- well was located
win an coil finder II Is claimed.
Production was predicted for II at
800 feet
The Cnotic Nil company Is rigging
up No. II In the middle Of tho south
iinc southwest vpu1rtcr southwest
1-22-2w, l.ynds farm.
Tho Atlantic Petroleum company
No ~ on the Wishnrd farm. west
half southeast l..22-iw. Is drll!inR
at i.S30 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

Will purchase we'll located produc-
tion up to 100 barrels; no dealers
J. Ia b.. Wgld office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
win the oil Men

Harry Sutherland Donllurcr a
Princeton student who served over |
sea with both the british and lfch'n !
armies iu speaking OF li'fp'I'
IIoovcr said "Mr. Hoover mas APP |
npporcpiIv n very large following
hmonr the wealthy dabhlcrs IN pom
tics. who do not know or DO nor ''I'
10 ascertain the true ti'ls hp""'
hos work In Europe J would no' ~,
that some good was not accom- mpnNh'"
no tho various relief commissions
Hut do say that not Only ~ III,
opIpInn but in tho statements OF
snr,c vory prominent Europeans, u
,y,a accomplished with "a groat waste
of funds and failed IN many Instances
"a roach the poorer classes VINO 'N
,,oti,,,,J tho most suffering ana
whom I am sure tho American po'.
nle most Desired TO uid. To my NINA
IL would hc big mistake FOR 'h'
country TO elect as president q man
whose record ms am oNccutIN" rcH'.
on such uncertain Foundations hnt
I feel sure that the inherent ko"u
sense OF my couutrvmcn viii nrcV'n'
such n catastrophe Mr.. 'ehIln-
rer saws that Tor tho past siN months
he has been wIth tho lralIi' ~
line company "Ioarning tho thrilI OF
OF bucking tonRs
Miss Ellen Hatcher, voucher clerk
n, the Oklahoma Petroleum " tus-
oline company. left yesterday tWit,
Eureka Springs. Ark, where she Will
spend her vacation
II o. Lilystrnnd, first VIC" preais-
dent " the Oklahoma Producing "
| refining. is spending "a few days In
\ New York
John Mcmahon, who Is head OF th,
| Sinclair organization In Texas ana
| Louisiana. was In Tulsa yesterday ON
his return from two weeks stay ~
| New York. leaving for Fort worth
last night
II G. Stewart. treasurer OF th'
Twin state oil company. has Just re-
| turned from a visit 10 the sun com
| many offices in Philadelphia.
&C. Meyers, superintendent or the
SAVOY on company. accompanied bS
his wife. left the last of the week TOT
an extended trip through the west
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23
The Mariana Wildcat.

The Marland Refining company
wildcat two miles northeast OF Gar
hcr on the Stretch farm, In the
northcas corner 2t2a-lw. had
around I 900 200 feet Of gas at 1900
feet. There was enough gus to boil
n hole fun Of water Many think
that there was a show OF oil with
the gas. Tho fact that the Marland
people bough. additional acreage at
fancy prices shows their confidence
In the wildcat. Locally people feel
very confident that the wen viii get
a pay sand In the main oil horizon
of this section duo around 2,2O0
feet. The gcologists are among tho
most juhllant over the fin1ing OF
gas. -
shipping out Rotarics.
The Exchange oil company tSln-
clair) IL shipping out Its rotary
drilling tools Their places are be-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

r.. G. stewart, treasurer OF the
Twin state oil company. has Just le-
turned from visit 10 the sun com
many offices in Philadelphia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

&C. Meyers, superintendent or the
Savoy on company accompanied py
his wife, left the last of the week tor
nm extended trip through the west
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

Miss Ellen Hatcher, voucher cler
at the oklahoma Petroleum " 'sS
ollne company, LETT yesterday
Eureka Springs. Ark, where shc WI
spend her vacation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-23

II O. Iliystrand, first vice preSi-
dent ~ the oklahoma Producing q
refining. is spending a few days In
Now York.