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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
New YORK win Help.

I 90, Co.. >'SS ~ ~" 800 -
New York VIII Help.
Atcr conference with the COM
misSioncr Of docks In Now York City.
NIT. Parrish was assured by that Of
iicial that he would do all In his power
New York end of the line. AT first
ne was told that II would be impos-
siblc even to hold out any hope for
suSb facilities. but. after having re-
called to him the business relations
that have existed between Richmond
through the operation OF the Old Do
minion Steamship Company. tho com
missioner gave assurance OF his SUD
port In the effort TO rc-cstablish them.
y i)abncy crcnShlw. vice. president
OF the HirG inia. Carolina Chemical
Ter transportation. there will be bus
incsS retrOErcssiOn in ltichmond. and
assured the meeting that he would
bring the matter Of Investment in tho
proposed line vigorously to the at
ten.ion OF his board Of directors at
Joun Kerr Branch. president or tn.
Chamber %! Commerce. said the line
must be established in the interest
OF Ricnnionds progress and prosper
Ivy. lie made II plea for more ac-
i've participation by business men ia
public affairs.
w. w. Martin, secretary of the Pc
,c-shur. Chamber OF Commerce.; Sec
retary Cox. Of the Norfolk chamber:
.ir Shaicr. III the Nor;oik Truckers
Exchange. and other business men
representing the four cities. pledged
communities in the enterprise
Cornish Bailey. field secretary OF
the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress. addressed the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
shIupinp I'M, ao,,nns. Seen.

LONDON. - .cii 29.-Immcdiate coli
lapse OF TIE present high sea ship
ping frcisntS was strongly predicted
today in well informed quarters here.
and Is expected TO bring hard times
to the steamship companies. Liver
pectcd slump will wreck the United
States merchant marines chances OF
prohtsbic operations on numerous
routes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
FRECKLE-FACE
SUN md Wind Bring Out Ugly spots
How tn Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Frccklc-facc.
to try "A remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of II reliable concern thai
IL will not cost you !, penny unless /:
removes the frccklcs; while If II does
give you 1t clear complexion the eN-
pense is trining.
Simply get AN ounce. of Othinc-
double strength from any druggist
and few applications should show
you how easy IL Is to rid yourself Of
the homeIy frccklcs end get bcau:i.
full complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the wors; case.
Be sure [" ask the druggjat TOR the
double strength Othinc, as this
strength is sold under guarantee OF
money back If IL falls to remove
frecklcs-Adv
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MUSSAVATS OVERTHROW
New Government Succeeds TO Power
Following Revolution In
tErrbnIdinn.

LONDON. April "a revolution
has occurred in tzcrbaidjan and the
old Mussava; party government has
been ovcrthrOwn. says Il wireless
dispatch from Moscow.
AzerhaidJan. lying in the extreme
northwestern norton Of Persia and
Including "A part OF Armenia. has an
area OF about 10000 sUuar. miles
J is inhabited By Pcrsians.J Armen-
ians. Tar;ar-Turks Kurds and
.trabs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
NEW CHAMPION JERSEY cow
Plnin f:nry Rents ItccUrd Of NIyc In
France by Yielding I.O40 Pounds
III Fnt In n Ncnr
ny Associated prc4..

IIY AsNDeInted Prep. I
NEW YORK. April ga no -
CHAMPION Jersey COW viii he pro-
claimed nj the annual meeting OF tho
american Jersey Cattle club here on
Juno IL was announced today The
ne" chamri"n Tat producer is Plain
Mary" whose record OF l.OtO pounds
o! rat for on" year breaks the record
hold by "Nivc La France
new record also has been made
In the ycarlinI class by Lulu Alphea.
or Ashourn, producer OF 500 pounds
OF rat in test begun at the age %
twenty-five months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
TEXAS LABOR REFUSES
ENDORSEMENT OF WINES
state Federation Kills Resolution by
Heavy Vote, Following Hitter
Debate.
NY Associatnh rrcxs |

IIy NSSOCIntUd prcss
CI.cRERNE. TEN. April 2?.-The
Texas state Federation of Labor. in
annual convention here, today re-
fused to consider n resolution in
dorsinE beer and light wines. The
vote against consideration. 4T3 To
20f. followed a lengthy and bitter
debate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
80 OUT OF 48 DELEGATES
FROM OHIO FOR HARDING
Majority hinges From I..O0B 4
$4,000. hut Senator's Manager
MHH lie llcnicn.

COLUMBUS, ONO. April 90
Whether Senator Harding's national
campaign manager. Harry NJ Daugh-
crty. goes to the Republican national
convention at Chicago as Il delcEat.
at large from ohio will depend upon
an otiica! count of Tuesdays primary
by the Secretary OF state.
With complete unofficial returns
from all but eight prAincts in the
State. Daughcrty was running 239
votes behind u. Boyd. Wood candi-
date The three other Harding can
didaics FOR delegates at large were
safely elected. according TO tine almost
complete figures, by plmrdlitics run
ming from 1000 10 10000
on the face of available returns
Harding probably viii! have 3? Of the
IS ohio delegates to the Chicago con-
vcntinn.
Additional returns today made lit
tie difference in the presidential pref
crcncc vote. serving only TO increase
Harding's plurality over Wood slight
ly. Complete unofficial vote from ali
but eight Williams County precincts
gave Harding a lead or 1861 over
wood.
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Report Irish strike EaIIu,c

TINERPODL. April gan at
tempt by the Irish section OF the
dock workers To carry out their
treat TO hold UP traffic II the hun
t'cr-strik!ng prisoners were not re-
'ascd from the Norwood Scrubs
] rison has failed. More than so per
{ mt OF the men returned to work
{ l!s afternoon. and there were plenty
81 substitutes for the freshmen who
lid cease work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

General y. Il. Forrest. addressing
members OF tho Board Of Commerce
today. ASKED Knoxville 10 invite the
United Confederate Veterans TO meet
here this fall. Tn. bon-d OF directors
VIII max. "a definite decision Monday.
a guarantee of S50.0C1 for entertain
mcnt must he made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

Ne" YORK. April 90. - While
.""h'N-'iNc conductors and chauf-
'euFs Of the Fifth Avenue Coach
."'nrany today we're congrcgatcd in
front of tn" company's Office. three
masked Sandits entered and at the
point OF rcv"lvcrs took $1,000 from
wv" cashiers and escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

a. Il. Cralle. Farmvilie,- Va.
Grewe Variety Co., Crewe, Va.
Lockett & jenkins, Crewe, Va.
Macht Bros, Crewe, Va.
H. +. Casey & Sons, williamsburg,
l.. F. Rosser. Ballsville, Va.
~. q. Netherland, Ballsvile, Va. i
>. 5. Robertson, Blackstone, Va.
). II: Rodgers. Spring Grove, Va.
Rudd & Forsee. Dorset, Va.
Ransom Bros. Bruno Bluff, va.
S. c. Robbins. Bacon's Castle. Va.
S: p. Sheffield, Wilson, Va.
II. L. Jolly, Freeman, Va.
II. kunuth, Ontario. Va. ~
d. G. Lacks. Randolph, Va.
j. II. Turpin, Newton, Va. 'ss
IL. G.. Thornton, Milford, Va.
Terrell & Turner, Pemberton, va.
Geo. w. Delk, SmithfieId. Va.
c. b Denton. Buckingham. Va.
y. c. Garrett, Jr,, Buckingham,
Va. =.
+. II. Spencer, Buckingham, Va.
Dickerson-Collins Co., brakes
Branch, Va. g
f. j. Locke, brakes Branch, Va.
w. l.. Freeman Co., Stony Creek.
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

history of Arkansas TO declare him
self as IL candidate for public office.
today pad the necessary Zee 10 have
his name placed on tho ballots as :.
Republican gubcruatorlal candidate.
Blunt was nominated for the Office
publ!cans. who had left the regular
state convention when u delegation
consisting entirely of whites was
XputpL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

i'V' now being offered In the
market 20 cover the risk OF
WV passing or an act of Parliament
"''n''' Twelve months prohibiting the
SAFE OF alcoholic liquors In England
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Alleged roIIrh I.lnn Di.co,crrd,

BRSLAU. Aorii a9,--Thc German
,f AN alleged Polish plan for the
military occupation Of upper Silesia
nnd German territory to tho norti,
md east Of that district
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"pus~yfoot- Insurance.

TIy Associated Press
LONDON. April 20. - "I'ussyfoot'
insurance is the term which mas
been applied to a rate Of 10 shilings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

hunger Strikers Itri~nseJ.
LONDON. April 29.--Twclvc Bel
inst hunger strikers were released
rom jail this evening.
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Scottish Labor Favor. Prohibition.

hCNFEi,MIINE. SCOTLAND. April
.s-Ihr Scottish Trades Union Con
Est'Ss mas passed Il resolution In
iaEor OF liquor prohibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

Negro in Gubcrnntnrinl Nncc.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. April 20
j. d. Blunt. tho first negro in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

lof any sort. He could not say where
iiended that they be new aud OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
brooklyn Gas Company Makes Big
Contract.

The brooklyn Union Gas company
has signed "A contract for It's supply OF
gas oil for the first six months OF
1920. at an average price of $40
cents a gallon. This is an increase of
40 cent gallon over the average
price paid for the 1919 supply. The
Brooklyn Union Gas company Will
consume about 100000 gallons in
the first half OF this year at a cost of
2,74i,OOO. This represents an in
come OF about S266,000 over the av-
cragc cost price last year, The new
price is within 2-l0 Of "A cent of the
record price Of y cents a gallon
which was paid when contracts We're
renewed at the beginning OF 1920.
This latter price was in effect for
thrce months Of last year and on
April the company obtained a re-
ductlon to cents a gallon. Water
cas oil IS the largest item OF expense
entering into the manufacture OF IL
Eliminating Eas, and hence the in
crease In price has much to do with
tho profits ncgruing from the busi-
ness About four gallons of oil are
used I'm making 1000 feet of gas and
lat present price. "a cents a gallon,
oil costs are a little more than 20
cents for each 1000 feet man"fac-
tured This Is 80 per cent OF the
present selling price OF gas, so cents.
oil prices have been on tho increase
since 1916, in which year they were
3.035 cents gallon. In 1917 they
advanced 2 cents to 5.035 and to $50
cents I'm 1918. The record price OF
7.5O cents was established in Jan
uary,19l9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
.INTHE OIL FIELDS
Office. GAL w. PECK Residence 2442

60 shoot several OF the wells now
producing from the butcher SAND.
Hts Nos 3. 3, 1b, IS and 20 were
each given a shot ranging from 10
to 60 quarts each, which resulted
in doubling the production from
these wells. His No. Il is today drill
ing at 500 feet No. lg on the same
farm is drilling at 2,25O feet, and
should reach the butcher pay sand
at 2,625 feet, this well is an offset
to the Twin states well No. | on
the Bearhead farm, which has been
producing from the wilcox sand at
3.lOO feet for the past two weeks
His No. 22 is today drilling at l,O5O
feet. No. % il drilling at l,275 feet
and rig Is mp for 80. % and "a
Nos % and 25 on the same lease
have spudded in, and rig material 10
on the ground Tor test No. IS
The initial well on this property
drilled into the Butcher sand March
"A, 1919. and production IL holding
up far beyond any reasonable eN-
pectation. The lease at the present
time producing from both the
butcher and Wilcox sand, found AT
1926 and 3,075 feet, respectively.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Cant. Lucey Expects Great
Tbiuos in Oil in TUO Years

Tho nrcaent oil boom is nothing
.,r,ra~ed with what the country VIII
cynerience In the next few years, Is
,be opinion Of ]. +, Lucey, head OF
,6c Iucey Manufacturing company.
"rha trrited states now supplies ap-
proximately 75 per cent OF the for-
clcu oil requirements, besides aus
own" SAYS Captain Lucey' Thc
United states and Mexico now have
the burden Of supplying the entire
world. due TO conditions In the OIL
fields Of Russia, Rumania and Gall
ola The Russian fields have been
drilled in such close area that the
wells have not been able to maintain
a sufficient output to make the fields
Of any great importance today. the
Rumanian fields now produce about
25 900 barrels OF oil a day--less than
q great many single companies pro
duce In this country, In Gailcia
where a few big wells were brought
IN some years ago, companies op-
4 Grating went on the assumption that
the wells would continue producing
4 indefinitely and stopped drilling new
fones The result Is. the producing
wells have slowly declined with no
new output TO offset It. 1t will be
\ probably five years before the Ga
hcian fields are again producing Oh
4 In important quantities"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
m s.axsr QUOTATIONS..
England Plans TO
nominate old World Market

NJ inioraationsl News Set'lIe.,,t, o{7
b't 'tnNDCN. Jan. 3O.-brltlSh on
,,'1,ss.s arc planning 10 dOh lila.t
hl'''-I o-I world oil markets 80 thor.
,''rhiy that American conce'hs VIII
DO. t,' s1rdard oil company and
n-tfsn interests have gained
o'l',.lt. o'l.'' control OF the Caucasian
and Mesopotamtan on
~ These added 10 the rlch pc
l''..,, f.saB uf India and EgypI
t,rIUal producers, VINO alrtddS
~. .,TsuslNg holdings IN the Mex
H'.' .-,fr oil belt, an unlimited
n-n1i, l',l of petroleum. Against thl7
s-PF. '..,r prIluccls are operating To
N"if 80, extent wells which nave
n,.ssl 49,. .ho peak OF their produc'IN-
} Mprpisb shipping interests learned
-, ths war that oil burning yes
80, ,,-iII run the coal bunkered Ships
"tg inc seven scIe. I'he use OF pc
,-,rsum products in Europe mere
,y,,r w1i stcad!ly widen, owing 10
,r,rodu,.lvu Of labor saNlns HiICIs Isli tI
sry especially i'm FARMING nt; ti''. ''''''
,1',qests hope TO cater TO ootn 'i'e9c
~, Classes Of customers.
Il TA,rr mas been a consolidation OF
maxim oil fields Interests. Win
u.,,isb mon and money In the sad
d.c '''' Unqucstionably the world :,
uu.'1b,s, oil deposit today lies near
"y rss C' new caspian field combine Is
-, az Btku Consolidated Ihl
MsgSs Limited. This is a merger oi
ise IPibi fahat, Baku Russian, Euro
rc,n w oil fields and Russian petro-
ioum companies. ~,
"'aS VA oil field" says Major r. W
nat NJ /. chairman. has pro
h,sei as steadily and consistently a.
N, RaEu. During the last 81 years s,
,he Baku district has suppHeN /, io,, h,
t,s Indicated there are yet va
,"a,ti,ies OF oil IN the Baku field
untouched ,no o,,y
nrdsh interests own the, inc only NY
stias There ia no railroad. Me
sopo,amian oil fields remain to be
4 developed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Wells Abandoned Years Ago Now
Showing OH

\ number Of wells drilled by the
Red Star Drilling company several
years ago cast of Tulsa. located in
the north half Of the northeast OF
tho southeast OF 2i-19-12. and which
were operated for a short time and
later on abandoned have como to life
again, The casing was being re-
moved from one OF the wells when
it made three nice flows. Edward
Soph is the owner OF the fee and in
tends to drill test In order to see
just what there is i'm this vicinity. a
well on the adjacent acreage was
given a light shot and it started ac-
ton in all the wells.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Bcggs District.


The Wilcox well No. 4, being To-
Gated 30 feet from well No. 3, in the
southeast corner OF the northeast
quarter OF 34-l5-l1, Ispaharcher
farm, encountered the rich pay Will
COX sand at a total depth OF 2,722
ieet, the well was given a shot OF 20
quarts and is now producing 400
barrels daily by natural flow. His
Vel No. on the same farm Is pro-
olc'ng approximately 100000 feet
o. gas from the butcher sand at p
80 feet.
The Wilcox well No. 3 on the
Mandy Colemen farm, in 34-15-1l,
mas been producing approximately
W barrels on the beam. this well is
producing from the Wilcox sand a.
i'22 feet, and the we'll will be
gwen a shot today. Mr.. Wilcox has
rig UP for No. 4 on the same farm
N the northeast corner OF the west
Aa,t OF the southeast quarter.
On the Usage hill in 3O-15-l1,
banks farm, Mr.. Wilcox has decided
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
GOES to McAdoo. Jr.. OIL Company.

pONCA CITY, Jan. 25-To be-
come a member Of the oil ac,fvitiea
brokerage firm of McAdoo. Oakes q
Shaffcr at Wichita Falls, TEXAS Isl
dor Shaffer has resigned his position
here with the sales department Of
4he Marland Refining company and
gone to the Texas city. The senior
nom ber of the firm is William @
NcAdoo Jr Shnffor was formerly
secretary to Chairman Payne of the
United states shipping board and his
brother, "A member OF the Texas firm,
was secretary to Secretary Of the
Treasury McAdoo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Arfimorc ActlyitlcN.

Carter OH company No, 1 on tho
Iefnor farm In 22-4s-2w is making
$50 barrels Of oil per day. This well
has not made less than 500 barrels
since II came in as a s00-barrcl well
20 days ago. No. on this farm is
cementlng tho casing at a depth Of
1880 feet. This we'll la also being
standardized preparatory TO being
drilled in, well No. Ia cementlng
the casing today, The tools are be-
ing moved from THE well to No. I on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

corporation and has gone with the
CcleStiuo oil company and viii be
come general field superintendent Ct
this concern, and hereafter VIII
mako headquarters In Tulsa Mir
Partridge viii be gladly welcomed
by the fraternity
Harrison l.. Hart. ut the sales de
partmeut " the Nithctbcc lguitci
company OF Springfield, Mass, has
been a Tulsa visitor the past several
weeks and while here has cs,hh.
lshcd a direct factory branch 90 II
North Frankfort avenue. Tho with
crbee company has q force Of mo-
| chau4cs here with tho equipment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
KcllNNillc District.

II. +. Wilcox has rig up for his
test No, on the Mary Smith farm,
34-1G-l0, location being the south
west corner Of the northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter.
II. +. Wilcox Is today drilling at
20 feet on his test No. ! southwest
corner OF the southeast quarter OF
.25-1G-9.
II. L. Wilcox is moving in tools
for his test No l in the northwest
corner OF the southwest quarter OF
lS-16-1O, Harry Price farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Near Bcggs.

Bonmo oil companys No. . on
the John Tiger farm in the center
OF the south line of the southeast
southwest l1-14-l1 drilling in top
of the sand at ,2,l70 feet
Same cOmpauy's No. on the
Fred Adams farm in the conter Of
the west line OF the southwest Of the
southeast 3l-l5-i2 drilling in al
/ 500 feet
Same company's No. : on the
Fred Adams farm, offsettinE to the
west the DE F'riezc well. which Is
still making 200 barrels, is moving
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
IICnldton.

Miller oil K Gas Co. has rig
up for its No ! on the Hlnk!e farm
in 3G-3s-2w.
Lone star Gas company's No. l
drilling at $50 feet in l6-3s-5w.
owl oil company shut down at
925 feet on its No on the Ida
Billy farm in 9-3s-5w.
Gypsy oil company's No. ! drill
ing at 2,il5 feet on the Carpenter
farm in the northeast quarter OF
tho southwest l-3s3w.
Roy JohnSou's No. on the John
son farm in the southwest quarter
of the northeast 3-2s-2w.
Chaffee oil company has n rig
up for its No. on the Arlington
farm in the southeast quarter of the
southeast southwest, 3l2s-2w
Empire Gas & Fuel Co. prepar-
ing to standardize for It's No. 3 on
he williams farm in the northeast
corner of the southwest northeast
34-2S-3w.
lIeaton and others No. on the
Miller farm In the southeast corner
Of the northeast 242s-3w shut down
at ITO feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

the same farm Rotary tools are
being moved To we'll No. ..
Writ Franklin well No. on the
Thompson farm ir 21-4s-2w Is sull
fishing for the string of pipe that
fell TO the bottom of the hole while
IL was being set several days ago.
Texas company well No. 3 on the
billiard farm in 27-4e-2w is estimated
al 40O-barrel well. They are l3
feet In the sand at a depth of 2l93
feet The well is flowing strong and
as soon rs they get things in shape
they will drill deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
shallow sand showing In Homer
IIplI

The Producers 4 Refiners oil cor
porutiuu has a showing for a we'll tn
the northeast corner Of the north
west OF the northeast OF 80 T.
southeast OF the Homer field. This
showing is IN shallow sand at 1l1O
fcot and is very important owing TO
the shallow depth and is one and "a
half miles from production,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Snnih of TuIsn.

The Oklahoma Petroleum g. Case
line co. No ga, Raymond Fisher
in the northwest southwest north
east OF 3l-lS-13 Ia n 5,000,oOO-foot
gas we'll at 1880 feet.
They are spuddIng in well No.
in the center OF the west line OF
southwest northeast. According 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

srtlnss wanted: Have clients
'saSossh, ~ to so barrels. Our fec
ions is' c.s References; transac-
nsn, NySstldential, Lease & Develop
eldg. Rsnalcate, 1909 Waldheim
A'Asas City. Mo.-Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
In Comnnchc Connty, Kan.

shaw and associates have the ma
terial on the ground FOR test on the
shaw farm In l-32-l6c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
FOR SALE

40 acres proven ore bearing land,
ois miles southwest OF Joplin, Mo,
which is surrounded by some OF tho
best mines in the Joplin district.
For further particulars address
BOX F-2O3, WORLD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Big Wen In Eastland County. Texas

Tho Root. ruling n Bond well In
Edstiand county, Texas ~ IN sand at
3.CGl feet and Is reported to be
making 500 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

unsy'o'lntendent 10 years: pipe line,
kpem,iIs slation, constru ctlon and
Alsors,,n seven years compression,
(on srSh ph gasoline plant, construc-
rary operation. At liberty Feb
ldr d Address s42-A, World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Mounds District,

H. +. Wilcox is today on top OF
the Glenn sand at 100 feet, with
q slight showing of gas on his test
No. /, Robert Terry Bell farm in b.
1919, the well will he drilled into
the Glenn sand and given a shot,
In 32-16-1l II. f. Wilcox well NO.
3 on the Lula Eubanks farm, which
was originally drilled to the depth
Of 2,9S5 feet. and at which depth
the hole filled with oil, was given
a GO-quart shot. and to some extent
bridged itself. II is now cleaning out
and tho well is estimated approx
mately az barrels This well was
drilled 20 feet into the Wilcox sand.
Mr.. Wilcox has also made loca-
ton for his No. on the samo farm
In the southeast corner of the south
west quarter of the southeast quar-
ter.
II. +. Wilcox has a rig up for
his test No. 3 in the northwest cor
ner OF the northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter of 5-l5-ll, Anna
May Sudham farm,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

.rslo. soh,, sSahi,e,--so-acre lease in shallow
jo,,i,, utilling TO begin at once on ad-
ais quarter, S25 an acre II
sAra. oetore well comes in. w. A.
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