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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By NALL


ASTORIA, o, Dec 2o-Arrived str West Hart
land. Singapore.
! CUTLER Me- Dee 29-Saled, schr Eva A Dan
enbower from Apple River for New York.
EUREKA Cal, Dec 2s-Arryed, str Whining
ton Honolulu.
HONOLULU. Dec 2s-Arrived, strs Makura
,Rr). Vancouver for sydney; Persia Maru Jap,
San Francisco for Yokohama, &c land both pro
ceeded); Marica San Francisco; 18th West Ca
venaI New York via Balboa fog Yokohama and
Kobe Florence Olson. la Union via Saiina cruz'
Logan ~ 81 Manila for San Francisco.
Sailed oSth supply str Nomn, huri tJapanl
strs In Brea. Port San Luis; 10Th. South Bend,
San Francisco; West Cheswald, shanghai; DiN
! ~ 81, Manila.
KAANAPAIL. Dee 2G-Arrived, schr Lizzie
Vance, Port Angeles.
MAYAGUEz, PR, Dec 21-Arrived, schr Burke
and. Mobile.
MOBILE. Ala. Jan s-sailed. bark cnrieco,
Trinidad
ORANGE. Tex Dec 31-Arrived, str Lake Dy-
mer Rev York
Sailed 10th str Lake Grattan, Hull.
PONCE, PR, Dec 22-Sailed schr II Mitchei'
Aux Cages s.,.s -. r.,o
PORTLAND. Me, Jan o-suiteu' ''i
Uewes Gibraltar ~ - -
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Dec 29-Sailed, STR
uwab Jab (Chin Yokohama; schr Forester, Lyt-
telton. -. ,,tro,
Goodrich. Vancouver. go go, -. ra,.
SAN JUAN. Pr. Dec 22-ArrNeu' SUI A'"e
lFablus San Domingo.
In mort 18th, schrs Edith and Edwina'
I sARINE. Tex Dee 30--Sailed, str Corcorai|
Philadelphia.
ST ANDREWS. Fla, Jan ARRIVED sehr Nellie
Sailed Dec 81, aux schr Template, Havana
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph. ]


BOSTON, Mas. Jan ARRIVED, strs Cretic dr)
Naples. &c; Lake Gravett. Portland for Piraens
Willpolo, New York for st John, NIB; Lake Bled
soc, Charleston; Lake Silver, do; NANTUCKET bsili
more and Norfolk II Deyereux, Philadelphia
Lake Washburn, Norfolk; schrs Quetay iBr), Wey
mouth. Ms; Mabel Goss Sullivan; tugs Muir
rell. Norfolk. towing barges Idaho and Indiana
for New Bedford natter last night; Piedmont
towing barges ii and 20, Norfolk; Pallas, Sand
wici. towing barges Annapolis. from Norfolk. s
Cleared Sd. strs Ruth. Gothenburg and Copen
Cleared 5th, strs Brighton fNorl, Halifax ant
st Johns, Nj; City Of Rome, Savannah; Pawnee
New York.
Lake Duncan, Norfolk; Lake Yemassee, do.-Win'
at Highland Light. Pm, NE, so miles; clear
rough sea.
BALTIMORE Nd Jan 5--Cleared strs OeeaI
Transport DR. Manchester: Munsomo, New York
| BUZZARDS BAY (Cape Cod Canal, Mass JaI
| ARRIVED, motor barge Texaco No 1916, Bayonn'
for Portland; tugs Neptune, Vineyard Haven .t
tow barge Rose Feeney from E1gewater To-
Boston,; Peerless, towing schr Ida Dow, from
Iishon &c. for Boothbay; 5th' Valley Forge, from
Philadelphia. with harges; Roger Williams
with barges, from New York.
Sailed 4th, tug Norfolk, towing barges Northern
Nos II, from Portsmouth, and is, from Newbury
port for Norfolk
barges Devon and Shampkn, from Bostoh, an'
Chemung Portsmouth for New York.
| Sailed 4tb, tug N Doane, towing barge Mosque
honing. from Elzabsthport for Portland D.
| CHARLESTON, SC, Jan 5-Arryed, strs Romu
lus. Port Iimon, Mex; Chippewa Boston (ant
proceeded for JacksoDvlle).
CAPE HENRY, Va, Jan 5-Passed in, upknowI
steamer for Baltimore
| Passed out 9Th, str FirmOre baltimore LOT pai
ouiri-Wind NE. 81 miles: showing.
! FIRE ISLAND, NY, Jan D, 800 PM-Passed
ting Carlisle with bnrges, bound ~.
| GALVESTON, Tex, Jan ARRIVED, str Shenan
doah, Port Arthur
Arrived 9th, strs Louisiana. Tamplco; Iorris, DO
| Sailed 1st str Lake Indian, New YORK.
| Sailed 4th, strs FL Alba, New YORK; oth, Merce
Victory, Manchester; Mount Etna tBr), New
| Orleans
! JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan 5-sailed, strs Per
sian Baltimore via Savannah; luWetanka
Havana.
! MOBILE. Ala, Jan 5-Arrved, str II y Dimock
Bocas del Toro.
| Sailed Eth bark Carloco, Trinidad: barge Sus
ouehauna in tow of tug Senator Bailey FOR
Arthur.
| NEW ORLEANS, la, Jan 5-Arrived, strs y
Pas, New York; Holden Evans Tampico Ma
comet Wilmington; schr Curitz PorD, Portugal
Cleared 9Th, strs Faith, Gulfport; GansiJore
(Nor, Port Barrios; Lake Maurepas, Tampa Nom
hasa (Br Glasgow via Norfolk sheridan tbrl
| Ruenos Ayres and Rosario via Gulfport; Ihermlnol
fI,rl. Holland via st GATHERINGS Point.
Sailed from Port Eads 9th. strs Cambridge
| Antwerp vim Norfolk and Client; Charles II lar
wood I,ampico; Conus, New York; Massis 'lbr)
Italy via Gibraltar; Omoa (IIondl, omoa VIA Por'
cnriez. Saramacca, Port Barrlos via havana
wellesley. Tampico; Yoro Glond), Ceiba; sem
Eugenia owen Mackay CBr). Oporto.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Jan CARVED SITS
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BY United States Naval Communica
ton Service.

Ararsin $40 miles y Cristobai noon 9TH.
Alliance $50 miles = scotland light vessel poou
9TH
Andrew jackson eeo miles n san Salvador noon
81.
Ardmnre sos miles from Tamrtco poon %.
Aryan so miles N Jupiter noon Btu
Ashland County 245 miles n prisiebal noon 'lh
Aztec passed Frying Pan gas buoy 3;3n PM ith.
Baboosic lat 80 N, Ion - 10 w noon ith.
Rqttouvile 10 miles Hattcras noon fth.
Borgestad $50 miles w sand key neon ON.
Brandon rs miles W Montauk Point noon otn.
Brazos II miles a53 deg from Cape nan Antonl'
noon 9Th.
Cabrilc - miles y Jupiter noon 9th.
Cambridge l9S miles SE South Pass noon 9TH
Caracas GIL miles sE Scotland light vessel noon
Sd.
cbas NJ Everest 1T miles Cape Heulopen moon
4th.
Chestnut Hill ~ miles $ overfaiis light vessel
ith.
chinampa Ia miles Nh Jupiter noon 4th
City Of Atlanta ~ miles SW Frying Pan Sho1l;
light vessel noon It'll.
City OF 81 Iouis, AZ miles sw Gay Head noon 9TH
Coahoma County 253 miles w Tortugas noon oth
Coiasset 8s6 miles NE Cape Henry noon fth.
Corning 10 miles n Jupiter noon 5th.
Corrales 100 miles NE Cape Henry I'M ath.
Coushatta 10 miles Jupiter noon 9th.
Cowanshanuock 1875 miles NE Cristcbni noon oth
Cowboy rs miles $ Diamond Shoal noon 4th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
NATIONAL MARINE WEEK
WILL BE CALL TO THE SEA

Captain Arthur N. McGray, secretary
of the Neptune Association of Masters and
Mates of Oceangoing Vessels, will head
the Merchant Mariners Committee In
charge of the Merchant Mariners Day
of national marine week, it was announced
yesterday. The celebration will be marked
by nationwide call to young Americans
to enter the sea faring professions.
THE time has come" says a statement
issued by the National Marine League,
for American ships to be built, operated
differed and manned by Americans, to
the end that our merchant marine may
be established on permanent basis. Ma
tional marine week will be the greatest
public demonstration for the American
merchant marine ever attempted. 1t will
be a clarion call for Americans to get
back on the sea and stay there"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
SAILED.

strs Georgia. Port Arthur. Tex; ADMIRAL wan
wright, Norfolk: Rotti Dutch, Batnvia' Eoie
Err, oran Lake Benton, rp,ladsipuia ,@noas
ter Genoa. Bayonnc. philadelphia; Jefferson,
Norfolk and Newport News.
strs Batika RUS. Mo Janeiroi Prometheu'
~ collierl, Hampton Roads; Pocahontas; AM
werp; civ Of Atlanta, Savannah; Schiedyk
Dutch. baltimore; stagdard. Port Iobos.
" destroyer Kitty.
Schr Joan Kelberg, San Pedro de Macors.
Schr Maid of Scotland tI'r', Fayai.
The corrected reading Of the barometer reduced
10 sea leyeh at New York on Monday, Jan .,
1870 ~ 8 An, as reported by the Upted states
Weather bureau was thirty and forty-f hun
drcdtls c0.i2l inches. This closely approx mates
seven hundred aud sevcnty-two nrd sx,tentns
l1T..Gl millimetres. Captains OF al vessels nov
lying IL or near the ports or New York and Brook
lyn can adyuntageousiy use thr shove official data
for observing whether their owp barometers re-
quire any considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at sandy Hook, TN, NV, 70 miles;
clear. light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ny MnII.T
CATALINA. Dec a6-Ssiled previously, schT
Gladys NJ street tBrl, Gibraltar,
HAVANA. Dec oI-Arrlved, strs PaIoma
Cuban, Mobile; Lake cheian. do; Saxon. Charles
ton; Lake Duane, baltimore via Newport News;
schr Atlas frorO, las rsimas; esth strs Lake
Felicity. hey West; Lake Fruchur, New fort
10th, oiinde Cuban, caibarieu; VI Armus tbr',
Tampico; Solhorg tNorl, Norfolk; PlsinfieIdi New
York; Lake Helen. Jacksonville; Moro sssue'
New York; Lake Flattery, Boston.
Arrived 2sth. schr W NJ BENTLEY (Br', fsscs
gouln; Goth. strs Lake Faresmsn, New York. aotn'
Pioneer New Orleans; SURNAME, d..
sailed 2sth. str Lake IiHden, MatRnzas. go.
Sailed 9th. str iIyanthes (Br. ~ John. ~
schrs Leo lie Blanc (Br), Pensacols; susie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Two recently renamed American steamers. the
Astmahco Nos and Q. have been put into service
between the New York and Central American and
West African ports ia supply the American market
with mahogany Str Astmahco No . sailed Cor
Africa with general cargo and wikfcturp with
mahogany, and the No for Central Amcrica with
general carY to return with the same wood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

BERMUDA, Jan a--Bsrometer, 2o,eI inches;
wind, westerly; weather, stormy; maximum ten.
nersture. % deg Fahr.
CAFE RACE MI, ,an 5-Barometer at noon, 10
inches; wind, NE, brisk breeze; weather. dull and
cloudy temperatures ne deg Fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
LATEST NAVAL ORDERS.
Herald ISOFeOu.
No. 1902 III street; ". W.,
WaShinWtOn, ID. c., Monday.

These naval orders were issued today
Rear Admiral Roger Welles. to duty as com.
mandant naval base, San Diego, Cal.
Lieut. naut Commander William NJ. Smith, to
command the u. =. S. Herbert.
Lieutenant Arthur T. Moen. to the q. S. S.
Tennessee. and on board communion tions officer
when commissioned.
Lieutenant Junior grade) Hafford C. southall
to the L. 5. $. Challenge.
December IS, 1919, at Carlstrom Field, Arcadia,
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- NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
TIE HERALD's Ship Nees office is adjacent the Barge
Office at the Battery Telephone 1572-Broad
CLOSING OF MAILS.

nam fs the Ss ending Ial 10
nel
Sdn mentioned
. AT
pIe'" NN
n a "supem
be 20 uch
ms % European mtre
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Jan 5-The time ball above the
Navigation and Marine Engineering School OF the
Seamen's Church Institute. No % South street.
dropped today Mt exact noon. 10Th meridian time,
hours slow OF Greenwich mean time. Any one
desiring correct Greenwich mean time telephone
BrOad-oo7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr jeremiah Smith, Windsor for Newburg,
NY, with plaster TO the Higginston Manufactur-
ing Co; vessel TO Pendeton Bros.
Schr + g Ipckhart (IIr), Walton, Ms. for New
York, with plaster to the Rock Plaster Manufac-
turing Co.
Tugs Norfolk, with barges Cat $40 AND: Ie-
high, with tat G:45 AND; Mercury with lat
$3.50 AND; Col John Gaynor, with tat 9:l0
AND; Coastwise, with 2 lat 9:4o AND; Laura NJ
Keller, light lat $3.50 AND; George II McCaffrey,
with II lat l PM; Elmer Keller, with (at
4:2J PM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-06
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Ia Touraine Err, Havre for New YORK ~ cx-
pected 10 dock "Wednesday morning.
str Columbia CBr), Glasgow for New YORK, was
$40 miles T. ~ Ambrose Channel lighiship.
VIII dock late Tuesday afternoon or wednesday
morning.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY. JANUARY &

sk Trnuno
ear
a
m u'' austria anu oc's"h SUI
H ais mails
~ p ' mans O ~ o. ~ A' :" n'u"N " l. NJ
wi Ton pre mails OF
No are post mai 70 $
ah p 20 for Greece =
a q
N te l1 ia fap NJ d
and ny
Via Town. Es o fr
mail for Az rial d NJ
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ron sale-Day assenrer propeller, roo capgnocIuy
speed IL miles. iron tug, 10 ~ ~ ", SoIv III
chain budnF block; riparian rights, n Z u epP,r
: miles from ocean. protected hsrbor. !, ". W.
TER. ~ Whitehall ST. New York city.
STEAM steering wheel engine room telephones
two whistles, searchlipht, davit blocks; -nn.
blocks, ,ccmpasses clocks ife prsssrvcri TT0BBiN
& son, South NJ.
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rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.


Arapahoe. Charleston and jacksonville.
ladison Norfolk ..................... 800
squchauna varna. &c. .............
est Gsleta, Rio Janeiro. &c.........
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SAIL WEDNESDAY.

Londonier. Antwerp. ....,.,........... Noe
Shame, Monteyideo... Moo
Mongolia, Hamburg. .......-.........- Moo
American star Lisbon, Nigo, Ike ,...... MOO
Hypatia Cane Town. ................ 500 T..
War Earl Cape Town. ...-.....-.-.. 800 T.
Norden, Guantanamo, &c.............-
Erbo, Kingston and Cristobal. ......... 1900 II
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda ............ Moo
Isfond, Rio Janeiro, &c...............- Moo
Algonquin Turks Island. ............. Noe
Maracaibo, Mayaguez, Lasuayra, &c.. Noe
Commewyne Cape Haytien. .......... j.
jamestown. Norfolk, ,,,.,t,,..,,.,,.. 500 u
Lake Daraga, Havana .....-..........
SAIL THURSDAY.
Belgic, Liverpool .....,,..,......... Mo-
Tennyson, Rerna mbuco, &c............ $500 A.
Abangarez, Havana, &e..............410 1000 A!
Rosalind. st Johns. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000 a.
Colon, Port au Prince and Crstobal.... 800 l.,
FL Monte, New Orleans. .............. Moo
Ei Sjelo Galveston. ................. Moo
Mohawk, Charleston and Jacksonville. Moo
Princess Anne, Norfolk. 800 II
Matanzas, Progreso aud Tampieo. $50. -
II IMckenbach. Rotterdam. ........ Noe
Havana, &c................. -
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Bound East.

Tugs Laura VI Keller, light; socony No Is, wit
/ barge; Scully, with lat 1910 AND; Charlie
A McCaffrey, with IL George + Mccartney, wit
l. tat PM.
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DUE JANUARY S.
for NEW YORK, JAN. 6.

sun rises. ........ 20 Moon rises. OF Pm
Sun sets. As Moon sets. 30 AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY 9.
Sandy Hook. ............ z A. AM SIS PM
Governors Island. II AM 4S PM
He'll Gate tAstoria).. 10 OF AN 10 AZ PM
UyThe time given In the above table is East
rrn standard time and IL furnished by the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST INDIES,


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and Eab
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specially addressed mail for Australia
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the niovingd dates auIh No
Wednesday Jan Z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
COTTON TRADERS
DISCOUNT REPORT
If Official Figures Mon
day Are Lower Market
May Rally Sharply.
NEW CROP COMING IN
Old Crop Is Weakening Due
to Competition of New
Crop in Texas.
tBy Evans & Co. Tulsa HotelD

tBy Evans n Co, Tulsa HotelD
NEW ORLEANS. July 29.-Tend-
ing to confirm expectations for a
large cotton crop forecast by tho
government next Monday. returns to
the Memphis Commercial Appeal av-
erage tho condition Of the crop at
16.6. Indicating a yield OF 100000
bales exclusive of Inters.
Accordingly the market was lower
today. liquidation following the re-
cent reaction, induced partly by tho
return of generally fair weather in
tho interior.
Old crop cotton Is weakening ow-
ing TO competition OF new crop COZ
ton In south Texas. which IL sei.inz
relatively cheaper than old cotton az
inland points and at the ports.
The market has discounted TO O
great extent the possibility of MON
days bureau report indicating n
production Of 10000 900 bales Of int
cotton. and II the official estimate
should he much below expcctd'ions
market may rally sharply. ON The
other hand. IL predictions for sbove
100000 are realized. values may
work lower temporaril"
Large crop cstimn'cc Mt this period
OF the year Is no assurance shat the
crop will prove TO he n Large one
owing TO possible adverse deveior .
ments later In the year. Therefore.
in view OF the recent hig decline
buying on any further depression Of
importance would secm TO be ad-
visablc. Meanwhile salns on impor-
tant bulges nre likely TO prove profit
nblo for time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
STOCKS MOVE UP
IN FINAL RALLY
Market Was at It's Best
in Last Hour With
Rails in Lead
CALL MONEY EASIER
Optimistic Statement Issued
by Federal Reserve Board
on Credit Conditions

NEW YORK. July ?e.--An un-
dercurrent OF strength pervaded the
stock market today. despite the
more acute weakness or Srterna-
tional remittances, the rate on Lon
don. for example. falling to the low
est quotations since last March. Of
ferings of sterling bills were unus-
ually extensive.
Stocks derived much OF their sup
port from the optimistic statement
OF Governor Harding OF the federal
reserve board regarding credit condi-
tions. Greater ease of call money,
most OF which loaned at per cent
was an additional factor in the ad-
vanwe OF prices,
The market was at its best In the
final hour, when rails wer. Srought
forward on rumors that the inter
state commerce commission would
soon announce freight and passeu-
ger rates acceptable to he railway
strike executives.
Oils. motors, and textiles rallied
with such ease as TO cause urgent
short covering and several of the
prominent miscellaneous specialties
closed at gains Of one TO three points,
Sales amounted 10 55o,0 shares.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
TAKING
CHECKS ADVANCE
Dry Area in Illinois and
Missouri Sent Prices
Up in Early Session.
tBy Evans and Co. Tulsa Hot.l

tBy Evans and Co., Tulsa HottlD
CHICAGO, July 29--The disposi-
ton TO buy corn in the forepart of
the session added to tho advance.
The dry area in the southern half OF
Illinois and Missouri was made a
bullish feature. that district having
had very little rain since late spring
The profit taking on the long side
checked the advance, and renewed
selling set in which dropped the
price of all grains. wheat had an
average loss of IA cents. corn ono
to two cents and oats up cent in
the cash. and off a cent in the new
crop months.
The high temperatures developing
are what is needed in the main part
of the belt. but the disposition to
bring out the drouth in sections will
be displayed on the advances. Look
for a narrow market. with a lower
tendency
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
Chautauqua County Knnaas.

The Kansas-Gulf are drilling at
| .460 feet In the northeast Of the
northeast OF i7-3s-io in their No.
! Esgen. No. on this lease Is shut
down at 600 feet
West and others No. 1 Cooper in
the northeast of the southeast of
3-st-9 II shut down at 72o feet.
The Phillips Petroleum company's
No. In the northeast OF the south
east OF i7-33-io Is drilling at 1850
feet
Guffey & Gillespie have a rig up
for test on the Best farm In the
southwest corner OF the southeast OF
the southeast OF 2i-32-i0.
The Standlsh oil company has
timbcrs moved In for No. ~ Fall City
located at the center OF the east line
OF the east half OF tho northeast Of
1887.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30
FILE BIG OIL SUIT IN TEXAS.
Brooks Petroleum Company Sues for
Alleged Failure to Deliver OIL.

HOUSTON. July 2o.--suit for ss.sss 500
DAMAGES, one Of the highest amounts ever
sued for In this county. was filed In dts
trict cous today by the Brooks Petroleum
company against Frank Melvin and p. II.
Shelton. both OF FL Paso.
The suit charges failure to carry out
an alleged agreement TO sell 1000 barrels
years at a price OF 81 delivered at Port
Arkansas. The petition alleges that the
defendants said they had secured a
of the Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe Rail-
way company. OF the amount sued for
$500. 900 Is claimed as exemplary damages
and the remainder actual damages.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-30


Lawhcad and thcrs No, Me
kenna In the northwest OF the south
east OF ll-5n.9w Is shut down
The Security oil comp1nys No. 1
Jockey In the northwest OF the
northwest OF li-5n-sw is drilling
at l,6l0 feet, No. ? In the northeast
of the northwest OF the same soc.
ton Is setting the l-4-inch at 2.277
teot, No. | In the northwest OF tho
northwest of the same is shut down.
The Midwcstern OIL company's $
No Jockey In the northeast OF tho
northwest OF i1-5n-9w is drillinh a:
,645 feet,
Or Baileys No. 1 Big whip In the
northwest OF the northeast OF 10 5u-
sw Is running the l-i-inch at 2.2lU
feet
". y. Rummell's No. l Bigley In
the southeast OF the northeast ot
l0-5n-9w is shut down.
United Cement Company's No.
Wagner In the northeast Of the
southwest OF i0-bn-9w encountered
salt water at 1896 feet.
The Cement Producing company's
No. ! Parker, In the northeast of
the northeast of g-5n-sw. is shut
down.
The Lone star oil corhpany's No.
Gimich, in the southwest OF the
northwest OF 6-jn-gw, Is drilling at
1850 feet
The Cole oil oompany's No. No
kenna, In the southwest of the north
east OF 5-5n-9w. is shut down at
ALSO feet.
The Lone star OIL company's No
l Lemp Brewing. In tho northwest
of the northwest OF 4-5n-9w, Is drill
Ing at 1900 feet.
The Yukon Drilling company's No
City Park, In the northwest OF the
southeast Of 3-5n-9w. is rig
The Homaokle oil company's No
| Bailey, in the northwest OF the
southwest OF 3-5n-9w, In swabbing
oil from 2,345 to 1876 feet.
The Cement Drilling company's
No ! Percy, in the southwest of the
northwest o 3-bn-9w. is fishing at
2,260 feet.
The Concrete oil company's No. I
Lcarn. In the southeast OF the south
east OF 2-5n-9w. is shut down
The Gorton Trust company's No.
Wade In 2-5n-9w, is shut down.
Ramsey Bros. No. Yuio, In the
southwest OF the southwest of 1-bn-
sw. got the top OF the sand at 2,36s,
and are running the 3-16-inch cas-
ing at that depth.
The Gorton Trust companys No. 1
A. +. Learn. In the southeast OF the
southeast or 2-5n-9w. IN a rig
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Chau,aua,,n County. Knn.

Berlin and others have "A duster
In their test on the Floyd Comet
farm In the southwest OF ls-3t-ll.
Thomas NJ. Galy's test on the j.
r. Lowe farm In the southwest 80
the southwest OF l3-3i-l0. Is dry at
1876 feet
The Anchor OH corporation has a
10 barrel well at ,i6l feet In It's
test ON the NJ. e. Saddler farm In
the northwest OF the southeast of
2-3i-10.
Tho Fisher OIL company and 9TH
crs have "a dry hole In the i,4b0 foot
sand IN their No. | on the Moore
farm In the northeast OF ta- south
east OF l"-9i-ll.
The IA brothers No. 50 well
on IT. the northeast OF the
north i5-3i.It, is good for
10 barr Liza feet
Montgomery County, Kan.
Tho Rainbow OIL ~ Gas Co. OF
New York has 10 barrel well in
It's sam Etter farm No. In the
northeast OF the northwest OF q
32-lb.
Hooker. Hindworth & Harris has
IL barrel well on its w. -. Hon
derson farm No , In the northwest
OF tho southeast OF 3-32.t5.
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rig up for test on the Day farm In
the northeast corner the north
east OF the northwest of 1891.
The =. 4 =. OIL company has q
showing for n gasser at four feet in
the 2,460-foot sand and are setting
the 6-inch casing at 1850 feet, on
their No. ] Drichmann. In the SOUTH
west corner Of the northwest OF tho
northeast OF 34-30-5.