The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-16

Much Production in Sight

There b. much producing acreage
In sight a. tho prosout time, ana '
Ia q good thing that thus ~ 80 "'
Wow Of tho fact that the demand Tor
ot vas never go great or insiHtrnt "'
right now
A few of the most likcly looking
fields for extension are hereby ElN'u
and. while not in any way complete.
ID Is likely to show 10 some Of lh'
more pcssmistic that the oud ls NOT
vet by any means and that % supply
OF oh ls In sigh to last Tor years
to come.
1t an means much 10 Tulsa winch
is tho ,,utcr of tho OH industry Of
the world, because It furniahc" +"
good outlet for Investment and Tulfa
OH men are always on the abort Tor
likely looking places 10 arm
70 hcgin across the Rcd RIVER.
the new extension on the south Ndc
certainly looks good FOR milcs ahoad q
nf the Uutkburnett field, and tho
chances are mighty good for new
pools galore on up tho river, win
only short breaks such Hs have been
discovered between the original
town site and the northwest cNten-
sion II IL pretty good creekology,
although tho gchlogist- have hard
time In doping 1t out
In Wiiharger county. Texas, In
spite of tho lawsuit that has tied
up tho one well that IL showing Tor
$50 barrels south Of vernon, the
chances arc good for pool OF con-
adorable magnitude, with heavier
oil than the Burkhuruett crude ana
much more that seems to indicate
"A separate and distinct pool
L. ar O., 1pNglnn
mcnt In other parts OF Texas. but 40
far they are not far enough along Ia
base an opinion ana the writer has
not been over the ground ~ he has
in the country west of Hurkburnctt
Coming north into oklahoma. the
Empire well In stephens county IL
said to have made 5000 barrels from
March 81 to April Z, and this Seems
to he real marker for new oNt"n-
sion towards the northwest which
may connect with only short breaks
with the Hewitt field and lieuldton
II II should turn out that the ltew
1T sand widcns out and extends
northwest as II now appears PROB
able, there IL much drilling hheat
and plenty of oil. This field Is In
class by Itself, having 80 many sand
and so much to attract the real ol
man.
Nearer home, there Is the noy
field west of Cushing, which shout
extend from the present production
in 2g-lS.5 up to the wells AT Qua,
and perhaps farther. pnd is bclnI
made the battle ground between oi
men who know the game and ar
developing II without crowding th'
lines or acting mHd-dog, as has beer
done at Burk burnett ana In th'
other new pools OF Texas. II look
wonderfully like "a big production.
The Bcggs field IN continually fur
nishing marvellous surprises ana 4
another instance OF whore practica
oil men with a knowledge Of tn
game have ben mislcd In years gon
by by dry holes that really spcl
nothing on account Of the fact tina
the trends were not followed in tn
logical direction
The Usage, where only ycstcrda
the largest well ever drilled In Okla
homa was reported In this column
1t being brought in by three OF on
very best oil producers is cortainl
going to produce "a lot OF oil.
would require "A long story 10 rccoun
the possibilities over in that dircc
tion.
Kansas is furnishing some might
good sure territory up In the Nicinil
Of Florence and forth and ahead a
the trend Of the Butler county ficlt
This and the new pool opencd north
west OF Sedan IN ChautauQua coun
~ offer unlimited possibilities.
is not wildcat stuff not now---hu
Is good, likely-looking acreage tina
Is almost prove ntcrritory 20 the ma
who will use what Is called commo
oil scnsc
OF greater interest to Tulsa pcopl
perhaps rs the fact that over towar
the east I'm shallow territory th
Webster well IN 2l-l9-l5 southwcl
Of the lnola pool Is going to hrir
about lot Of development and vi
thereby demonstrate that this tow