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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Late NeiCs From
Edstidnd County, Texas

Russell Grimshaw No. Ell East
land county. Texas. found a dry sand
without oil, gas or water. from ! l,932
to 1917 feet. and Is now drilling at
1890 feet.
The Simms oil compauy's No. l
owens Is 735-barrcl well I'm the
1885 to 1,Ssl-foot pay Slmms' No.
2 owens is making 900 600 feet NJ
gas and about 200 barrels OF oil
from the 1868 to 1866 foot sand.
Simms' No. / Driver is making 200
barrels at two feet in pay topped nj
I ,S93 feet. and is not yet completed.
Il is now shut down for Orders.
Russel's test on the Askew tract
has no commercial showing In the
g, 90 to 2l93-foot sand, and is be-
ing plugged back to 1900 feet where
II will be given . shot.
The Gulf Production company's
test on the Grimshaw farm has the
eand from 1896 TO l,941 feet. and is
flowing by heads at the rate OF $50
barrels per day, and is not yet com
pleted.
The Elk Basin Petroleum COM
pany's No. 3 Driver is swabbing 80
barrels Of oil and some water after
a 1O-quart shot. Sand was cnCoun-
tered from 1929 to 1890 feet. The
Elk Basins No. 2 Driver is "A ESQ.
barrel well in the 1907 TO 1.922-foo'
sand.
The Cheney OIL company's No.
Grimshaw Is good for 200 barrels In
the / 1913 to 1,9I0-foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
BY j. w. o'NEILL.

OkMULGEE, Nov. l2.-Dr. J. J.
Dcancr, wcll-to-do Okmulgco oil man
and dlscoverer and name glvcr Of th,
Deaner pool in and around 16-f1-ti
IN the southwest Okmulgec field has
founded and endowed at kausas
city Mo, a dental research institute
which is said to he the only institu.
tion OF its Kind In tho world. More
than n quarter million dollars has
already been invested by Or Deancr
In the institution, the founding OF
which marks the fulfilment of "A
litelunB ambition OF Dr. peaner IN
institute Is known as the Deanor
Dental Institute and is located at A..
mour boulevard and Broadway in
Kansas city. II Is in charge OF Dr.
W. H( Jordan, "a lifelong friend ana
associate OF Or Deaner. The latter
continues actively In the oil busi-
ness but much OF his considerable
income is being devoted to the eN-
pansion OF tho work 81 tho institute.
To great degree the pcancr Dem
tai Institute is patterned after tho
Mayo surgical and medical cliniC
ct Rochester. MINI. the aspiration
OF Dr. Deaner being that the insti-
tute shall he to the profession Of
dentistry what the Mayo clinic has
hesn and - 10 the medical prCfe"-
sion The primary purpose OF the
Deaner institute Is research and the
maintenance OF q complete file and
record OF all cases these files TO II,
used as a permanent record TO All
In studying dental problems. a
corps Of ten experts selected after siN
months investigation in tho lead.
ding dental Ccnters OF the country ar,
now engaged in the work " Tho
institute and the staff Is soon TO bt
/ enlarged,
The findings OF the institute anc
/ the entire work OF the institute from
| day to day are open free OF charge
to any dentist I'm the world, VIII
may make use Of any knowledge
acquired by the institute in its re
search work.
The practical means for study ar,
4 furnished by the patients who com.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

center OF The north ilnc of the south
halt ot the northeast ut IN13-1t
johnson and others are drilling
at 1885 feet on No. g. in the south
west corner W tho southeast az tho
northwcg OF the northeast or is.
l3-14.
". = Turman is rrglng mp ON 80.
3 Nelson IN the northeast corner OF
the southeast of is-l3-14.
The Trst OIL company has a 30.
barrel we'll after i2O-uuart shot
In No. Moore. ip the southeast
corner OF the northeast of 81 13.ii.
It's No. 2 IN the southeast corner OF
the northeast " that section, twin
we'll. is % machine moved I'm
Hazlctts No. 2 Rcutio, iu tho
center ot the southwest ~ the
southwest OF 5-1j-l5, is drilling at
2.63S feet
Hazlctts No. Bruncr IN the
center or the west line Of the south.
east OF the northwest of S-t3-ld, is
shut down at 2.2a5 feet
King Hrothcrs and johnson have
tools moved in for so o Weaver. In
the southwest corner ot tho north
cast ot lo-t3.i5.
Argue ana the stephens Petroleum
corporation are drilling Ht q. $50
feet on No. ] Nats1u. in the south
east corner of the northeast OF 21-
1918.
The scauoyah oil company arc
shat down M g.1aO f-tt ON Ne. 23
Grayson IN the northwest corner ~
the northeast of 3-14-1i
Cosdon 4 Co.'s No. q Corhrav, in
the mort hoast corner Of the north
west nf the southwest of tho south.
east OF 2c-14.l4, ia % tOO-barrcl we'll
in the l,7S5-foot sand.
Crahtree and others are shut down
! az 500 feet ON 80. I Jefferson, iu
/ the southeast corner of tho north
west OF the southwest uf 2t-li-la.
probst & Morrison have q dry hole
at t.S35 coct lu No p Peters In tnc
/ center ut the east line W the north
cast of tho northwest uf l3-ld-1t.
It's 80. 2 iu the northwest corner
( of tho northeast Of the southwest Ot
/ the southeast of 20. is shut down at
/ 1916 feet.
y. J. Lambert has 1000, 600 feet
Of ras az 2175 feet In No. Free
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

we'll after the shot In their No. 2,
in the northwest corner OF the north
east OF 16-l3-l4. Their No. I town
site, IN the center OF the west line OF
the northwest Of the southwest OF
tho northeast OF is. is drilling at
$40 feet.
L. Long and others are spudding
In No townsite. in the center OF
the west line of tho northwest Of
the northeast Of 1S-13-l4.
Hodson and others are drilling at
100 feet on No. / townsite, In the
center OF the north line Of tho
northwest OF the southwest of the
northeast OF 1s-13-14.
RitChie g. Wonderly are down
2.3i0 feet on No. | townsite. I'm the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Bring News of
Henryetta Operations

w. A. DUNCAN is home over the
week end from Henrvetta, where n
has been the past eight weeks, and
SAYS that the Papoose well in the
northwest corner OF the northeast or
the southeast of 25-ll-ll, Lyons
pool, has been given second shot ot
40 quarts and is now making 35O
barrels per day from the regular
Lyons pool, sand found at 2,6sS
feet. This well will he drilled deeper
in a few days, however, because the
Gypsy OIL company well In south
west corner OF the east half OF the
northeast OF 25-11-1l found a deep
or sand. and after being drilled ak
feet deeper yesterday. Is now max
ing 500 barrels daily.
The Transcontinental Oil com
many is drilling In today In It's
test in the southwest corner OF the
northwest of the southwest OF 40
Il2-il, as Is the Shore Line Oil COM
pany (Pouder & Pomroy) which
has the Lyons sand. and is drilling
I'm today, in their test in the north
west corner of the southwest of the
southwest of 30-ll-l2. Fisher u
| DuvaI and associates are shooting
| the 3,OO0-foot sand. the hole beinc
| filled up 400 feet with oil, in thelr
| test In the northeast corner OF the
northwest of the northwest OF 20
1l-ll.
Wilmot and others are plugging
, their test at the center OF the south
line OF the southeast Of Sl-ll-ll. At
( a total depth of 200 feet, MI.
DUNCAN reported, while the same
people are starting up on their test
north OF Weleetka, in tho southwes,
corner of the southwest OF 4-lO-l l.
/ The Prairie oil & Gas Co. has made
| a location for a test In the southwest
corner of the northwest OF the
| northwcst OF the northwest OF ~
$40. "Humpy" Stover and associ-
ates are rigging up on their test In
| the northwest corner of the north
! east Of 5-l0-l2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
What Oil Man Did WIN His Coin

20 the Institute for treatment tn,
patients bencfiting from che work
" the group Of specialists at work
in the inatituto Every lp'iopt. rich
or poor, is handled In the 50 ne mon
ner "a fee based upon the financial
condition OF the patient beng
charged, as the institute To- not dc
signed As a philanthropic or ,harii
able institution. Hundreds " poor
children are being treated at the
nominal fee OF : or 10 cents.
Special research work is being
done on the relation Of diet ana food
10 dental ailments In an attempt 60
prove the reasons why teeth decay
and are crooked and TO work out
methods by which persons may know
how to prevent decay and crooked
ness by observing proper rules
/ of living. such research work hAH
never before been undertaken. II is
/ IN charge OF r. T.. Hypins. VI y.
NJ. A.. B. A.. formerly of Mime
apolis. Similar research work iF be-
I ing done along every line tn which
I improvements IN dental practice and
knowledge Is thought to be avail
able.
The institute is housed In build
/ ings and grounds which cost more
thAu flOOtuOO ana u equipped WIN
the most modern equipment, this
/ feature representing an expenditure
! Of another 100000. Plans for a
special childrens building have been
made and construction work is TO Dc
/ begun soon.
Or Dcauer practlccd dentistry as
a profession until about ten years
ago when he engaged in the oil husi-
ness. After experiencing all the ups
and downs of the game. he had the
! good fortune to discover the Dcaner
pool and became endowed with sud
den riches. Dozens Of others shared
Or. Dcuncr's good fortune IN The
Deaner pool He Immediately be
gan 20 lay plans for the founding oi
a great dental clinic, which had been
the ambition of his lifetime, and IN,
opening OF the Kansas city institut,
In September marked the realization
NJ his dreams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Waite Philips
Getting TUO Usage Wells

Waite Phillips has completed a
50 barrel producer in the Bartlcs-
bile sand In his test. the second 10
cation north OF the southwest corner
OF the northeast OF 25-23-lO. They
are now cleaning out
Waite philips also has 1000 feet
OF oil in the hole and IL getting
ready to Cass in his test IN he cen .
tor Of the east line OF tho northeast
Of 6-23-l1.
Mr.. Phillips has also acquired lbo
acres in 35-ll-ll. In the best pro
ducing part Of the Lyons rool, which
he will proceed TO develop. II Is me
west half Of the northwest quarter
and tho southeast OF the northeast
quarter and the northeast OF the
southeast quart - 80 that section.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Residence cf42

large share Of crude than at any
lime In years.
tie ls much better off than the
retiner depending on pcnnsylva MIA
crude at 81 barrel who II also
facing the certainty Of another rise
In price because of the rapidly
dwindling stock and the utter lack
or new work In the eastern field
Oklahoma should not envy the
Pennsylvan.an who Is measuring his
oil by quarts rather than by barrels
and who IL not starting any new
work at present prices.
or course the situation can't
change over night as II frequently
does IN the oil business but IN tho
meantime the man who pays his
debts and waits for a better market
is a happy man
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Okmulgcc District.

McGinley's No. 4 Huckaby. in the
northwest corner OF the southeast
of 3-14-1i, is spudded in and shut
down
Madison and others have spuddod
in and shut down No. townsite,
In the southwest corner of the north
west of the northeast of 1S-13-l4.
McNut q Davis have n 5-barrel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Midwest and Gulf Test In Okfuslle,
County.

The test being made by the Mid
West & Gulf Oil corporation on a big
structure south OF Okemah, 2-10-9,
is watched with considerable inter
est as it ncars the horizon Of the
Deaner pool producing sands. A
depth Of 2.450 feet has been reached
with the formations running satis-
factorily Showing OF gas at 1000
feet, and oil at 1885 to 1885 feet
have been encountered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Plugging Back

The Roxana Petroleum corpora
tion is plugging back its Goodins
farm test west of Yale, and located
in The southwest corner OF the
soutif feast OF 1884. to the 5000
3.616-foot sand. They are now at a
total depth OF A,144 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

An undivided one-sxteenth Inter
sst In drilling well and l20-acre
tease, $3.50; Nowata county; one
fourth mile from producing oil wells
" the direct line Of development,
Seorge w. Cunningham, Sand
springs Okla. Phone l66.--Adver-
usement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

100 acres, 5-year commercial
lease, In Sec. 5-ls-l8, 81 per acre,
20 acres, 3 years, in l6-l7-l6, 81,
zoo acres, years. In 15-17-16. 50
VIZ Of NWA Of 2S-lS-15 Dept
lease, . years 20 run, sb. O. A. Sow
eiL Coweta, Okla. phone l2s.-Ad
vertlsement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

"A. Forty'barrel production. with ad-
muohaL undeveloped acreage for
2ulHk S, sale q: "a bargain. BoN %
hahetI Okla.-Advertise ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

n,tu you are interested In our ready
fo,eu OH accounting and field
osu,s co we will he glad 20 send you a
onipiete list OF them and samples,
~ 800 delivery at the minimum price
VIDE range OF these forms. Mid
to, trinttng Co.. ago South Bos-
Hastu fhone Usage 5Sl5.--Adver-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
OIL. AND GAS
Observation-Disclosures. Etc

VIII turuish--Complete Derrick
and iull str ng Of casing In good
drilling proposition, ll-ll preferred
Sall Cedar 746.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

rorN thousand acres, fee title. s.
s ~ acre Pike ceunty. Ars.; 81 per
waavv down, easy terms on balance,
,m'Vvh drilling real close. Write for
ua naa par iculars, r. q. Eby, Wag-
o"et' .Okla.-Advertise ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
northeaat

test in the northeast corner
OF 2S-l0-6, Seminole county, Is be-
ing plugged and abandoned at to
tai depth of 1896 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

The Commerce Petroleum corpor-
alton has a rig up for test on the
william Escoe tract In the south-
west OF 32-l5-il. Slick district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

Shaffcr Well Dry and abandoned.
TIE Smaffer oil 4 Refining 60
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
WELL KNOWN COUPLE wE0oEo

Miss Alta Brown and MT. Ivan C. Ackley were the principals in q quiet home wedding occurring during the evening of July 23 at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Brown, on D Street. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Richard Decker of the Federated Church and was witnessed only by members of the brides family.
 The bride is the eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Brown and is one of the most popular and charming members of Nome's younger set. She is also a native daughter" in every sense of the term, having been born and raised in Nome, receiving her education in the Nome public school. The groom is a member of the Signal Corps stan and has resided here for the past two years. The young couple have estab- lished their home in the Dill residence a: First Avenue and E. Streets.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
ESKIMO HOLD UNIQUE
 EXHIBITION OF SPORTS

An exhibition of native sports held Sunday afternoon provided the most unique entertainment seen in Nome In many years and attracted wide atten- tion among the white population. The program embraced almost everything in the line of native athletics, from whale boat, bidarky and kayak rac- ing to foot racing, high jumping. wrestling and blanke. tossing contests.
 An exhibition of the remarkable skill of the Eskimo in the manipulation of the kayak was also an interesting feature and was quite the best demon- stration of the kind ever seen here.
 The single contestant was past master at the game. no. only giving the regulation stunts but also some new one's not seen here before. One of these comprised turning the frail
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
BELINDA LEAVES FOR
 kOLYMA RIVER

The power trading schooner Be-
 linda, Capt. A. Castel, master, leaves today for the kolyma River section of North Siberia to trade and also rescue the stranded Nome trading ship Polar Bear, which went aground some hun- dred miles or so up the liolyma during the breakup last spring. The Belinda only recently returned from the same section after an absence of two years. Capt. Castel expects to reach the kolyma before fall and will winter somewhere in the river, ensa ging in trading until spring. With the com ing of spring he expects to launch the Polar Bear and return in that vessel . He is taking along extensive launch- ing equipment and expects to find no extreme difficulties in- getting the schooner back into her proper element. A crew of four men, including Pete J. Palsson, Gus Mask and w. M . Peterson comprise the Belinda's crew.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

ing on the surface some distance from the boat, climbing into the upturned vessel under water and then rishting the li.tle craft without sinking. The trick was cleverly executed and evok- cd long continued applause from the onlookers, who included the bulk of the population, both white and native to- ge:her with some hundred odd Eskimo visitors from Siberia and various points on the Seward coast. Prizes donated by merchants and other citi- zens were presented to the winners. W. C. Mcclure and F.. F.. Grimm acs- cd as judges and general managers. The entertainment was the first of it's kind and will probably be repeated an nually.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
RED CROSS NURSING
 CLASS ORGANIZED

Organization of class in home hy- giene and nursing is under way under the direction of Miss Agnes Holland field representative of Alaska for tie American Red Cross, with a consider able number of local ladies enrolled as prospective members. The class will meet at the public school house at ? D. m. Monday to receive it's first les- son in the highly valuable course of instructions in hygiene and nursing the sick under conditions obtaining in the home. A knowledge of nursing is invaluable to the wife and mother and the time required in acquiring the course can be spent with good profit to all who undertake it. Any matron Or miss desiring to join the class will be welcome and the course will be given free of charge. The in- struction books provided for pupils may be obtained at any time from Miss Holland at the Golden Gate Hotel.
 Miss Holland states that Mondays. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Fridays have been selected as class days, on each of which instructions will he given twice daily, at p. m. and 1880 D. m.. in order that all members ot the class may be able to attend. The same lessons will be imparted at both daily sessions. Abou. ten initial en- rollments have been made and many other ladies have signified their in tention of joining the class at Mon day's meetings. The course of in- structions comprises l4 lessons and Red Cross diplomas will be awarded to all who complete .he full course.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
HARBoR WORK
 PROGRESSING RAPIDLY

Work on the Snake River harbor construction is progressing rapidly de- spite the recent spells of incement weather, under the di: ection of Junior Engineer E. l.. Carpenter. The huge cement cap at the South end of the lew jetty construction has been in stalled and the big steam pile driver is now driving the heavy sheet pilng which will form the outer shell. The present outlook is tha. the timber work will be completed well before the freezeup. The work of dredging out the channed will probably start some time next month. The United States Engineers office at Juneau under the Jurisdiction of which the work is now being carried on, has issued call for bids covering the dredging end of the construction The bids will be opened on August 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
U S ATTORNEY AUTHORIZED TO CONTINUE EMPLOYMENT
 OF ASSISTANT

The incumbancy of Hugh ONeill as Assistant United States Attorney for this division has been extended in definitely, according to dispatch from the Department of Justice to the Districts Attorneys office Wednesday
 The message authorizes District Attorney J. NJ. Clements, who is now Outside. to extend the employment of be necessary and pr b;tbly mans that O'Neill will continue in charge of the office until his chief returns
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
ROBBERS WORKING IN CITY

Several robberies, ranging from pet ty pifering to store burglary have been reported to the local police dur ing the past few days and are re- ceiving investigation by the authori- ties. Pending results citizens will do well to take the initiative in protect ing valuables by keeping their doors and windows locked against prowlinS .ntruders. In this connection it may be stated that street rumor indicates a much larger number of robberies than have actually occurred.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
SEVERE PUNISHMENT PROMISED ANTl-BooZE
 LAW vIolATORS

That violatois of the prohibition laws will be dealt with in far more drastic manner by the local commis- sioners court than has heretofore been the rule. was promised by United States Commissioner Charles Thorn ton in passing sentence Monday on Gladys Nelson, q demimondaine, who had entered plea of guilty on a charge of having intoxicating liquor in her possession. Judge Thornton imposed fine of $200 and costs and delivered significant warning to other offenders by declaring his belief that the best way to make the liquor laws respected is to make the penalties for their infraction heavy.
 "I'will give warning right now.' he declared. 'tha. in future the sentences of this court in liquor cases will be for more severe than has been the rule in the past It is my belief that .he courts should make the law respected by making their infraction more cost ly than it has been heretofore"
 The Nelson woman was arrested Monday morning after search of her premises by representatives of the marshars office.