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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Important COMPETITIONS
in the Texas Fields

In the South BEND district about
mile ana a half west OF the town
OF South Bend, the 30. ] StoyHll h. a
l5O- barrel well In sand from 213S
To 2,l5l feet. This well extends the
pool about half q mile 90 tho nortn-
east.
ln the Breckenridge district there
were "A number OF new com plctiuuH
reported as follows. Tho Tuwe Oh
compauy's No. Walker located
about mile west OF Breckenridge,
is good for 1000 barrels in the lime
from $3.50 to 3,2O0 feet Tho 80. 9
well of Miller 4 Harris in the Breck-
enridge townsitc, Is good for 500
barrels IN the lime from 3,12O 10
3,l6O feet. The Pulo Pinto pctro-
leum company completed a 200-bar-
rel well In its No. = Caldwell in tho
lime from 3,l22 to 3,l75 icct. The
NO. = Black OF the Humble on "
Refining company found the lime a.
$3.50 feet and is good for $50 bar
rcls. The Gulf Production COM
pany's No. I 4. L. Stokcr is good fot
800 barrels after a 6o-quart sho,
In the lime from 3.075 to BIS
feet The NO. Gardner ot G. r
Rogers, located In a pool about !
good for 500 barrels after lio-
quart shot in the lime from 3.1S2
to 3,220 feet. and the wildcat test
Of the Arkansas Natural Gas. COM
pany located about five miles mort
OF Breckenridge, has a hole fun or
water and will probably be aban-
doncd at. a total depth OF 3,47z
feet.
In the Ivan district Stcphens
county the No. 2 Hendricks OF the
Sun company found the lime from
1885 10 1895 feet and is good for
800 barrels The Mid-Kansas Oh
company's No. Kirkland is flow
Ing 100 barrels from the lime topped
at 1875 fect. The Humble OF a.
Refining company has G00-bar-
rel well its No. / Spain after
a 50-quart shot I'm the lime from
1896 20 34O0 feet and the Planters
Refining company's No. ! Johnson
topped the lime at S,232 feet and u
good for 200 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Ne,c Compilations in the
EidOrddO Field

The No. we'll Of the Boggs oil
company. located in tho northeast
corner OF the northeast of the south
east Of 31-17-l5, Is reported TO have
found the Bussey sand from 2,lIS
to 2.17S feet. and 70 be looking like
failure. The well made one flow
about half oil and half water but
the production does not look like
It will develop into a commercial
producer.
The Caddo Central oil company's
No. Bramlett. located In the center
OF the west line of the northwest
OF the northwest OF 32-17-15, is re-
ported 10 be good for 30 barrels on
the pump. Sand was found from
2,161 TO 2,1os feet, and the well is
making considerable water.
Tho No. Rogers on the Caddo
Central OIL company, located in the
southwest corner OF the northwest
Of tho. southeast Of 3i-17-l5, IL a
5000, ,OO0-foot gasser in sand topped
at 2.163 feet.
All OF tho new compietiOns are
within half mile east and south OF
the Bussey we'll, the original pro-
duCer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

this because it is all in a days wotn
with the salesmAnacer.
There is an interesting program
ahead for today ana the ncws that
FRED Leyman, secretary Of the West
ern Petroleum Rofiners' association.
has resigned and that H. G.. James
Is on the job In his stead. should
be considered a good omen or at
least Mr. James should be given n
tair trial. He Is sure to be ex-
cccdingly active where Mir. Leyman
was accused Of being slow, and the
chances are there Will be many
bulleines. and these principally
aimed at tho marketcrs. who viii
not be hurt in the least by any OF
these same offuslons.
There should be banquet to-
night 30 that all OF the salesman
ayers can at least enjoy themselves
and be made TO feel that Tulsa has
not forgotten how to be hospit-
able.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Important Compilations and
Developments at Duncan

Tho No. I well Of Shultz and 9TH
ers, located In the center Of the
northwest or the southwest OF 79-
ln-9w, Is shut down on top OF the
sand for casing. The Cant and Par
sons wildcat well In 25-ln-9w Is still
making around 1000 barrels per
day and the oil Is being run by the
Magnolia Petroleum company, which
has Just completed two-inch line
to the well.
It is reported that the No well
OF Harry Failing located In the
southwest corner Of the southeast
Of the southeast of the southeast Of
29-ls-Sw. the No. / Rlades of the
McMann OIL company located In the
southeast corner OF the southwest Of
the southeast OF 20, and tho No. .
Blades Of the Carter oil company,
located in the southwest corner Of
the southeast Of the northeast OF
32, the fartherest south OF any well
In the field, have all quit flowing.
This is causing some apprehension
among the operators, aa all Of these
wells came in with big initial pro-
duction I'm the deep pay
The No. producer OF the McMann
Oil company, located in the south
cast corner OF the southwest OF %
1s-Sw, Is reported 10 be having con-
siderable water trouble, and Il is
not definitely known whether the
water has broken I'm from above. or
is coming in from the 2.200-foot
sand. Pipe will be re-run, and an
effort made to cut off the flow OF
water.
The No. Gin Lot well Of Harry
Gordon, located In the southwest
corner of the southwest OF 2S-1s-
Sw, IL a well in sand from 2,2l9 TO
2,22s feet and is reported to have
swabbed 800 barrels yesterday,
The Carter oil company's No. Z
Blades, located in the northwest
corner of the southeast OF the north
east of 32-1s-Sw, an offset to the
No. / producer OF Smith and 9TH
crs, is reported TO have been drilled
in yesterday. The well made sew
eral flows and then brldged over,
and will have to be cleaned out be-
fore any estimate can be made OF
production.
In bailing the No. well OF the
MCMann OIL company. located in the
northwest corner of the southwest
Of the northwest OF 33-1s-8w, the
we'll blew in with a big gas produc-
ton, and is now estimated TO he
making around 25,0OO,00O feet OF
yaa 1t is not definitely known
whether this gas broke in the cas-
ing, or is coming from the deep pay
which was topped at a depth Or
2.1J3 feet. The theory has been
advanced that the blowing off Of this
big gas production has caused tho
nearby wells to quit flowing. How
ever, il has not been proven as yet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Operations Around
Henryetta

Tho No. Barnett Of w. Il. Pine
located in the northeast corner OF
the northwest OF 3-ll-l2 is shut
down at 1915 feet.
The Kansas Gulf OH corporation
has a rig up for No. 10 Jacobs To-
Gated in the northwest corner OF the
northeast Of the northeast OF
6-l1-12.
The No. 10 Jacobs Of the Aztec
OIL company, located in the center
Of tho southwest Of the northeast OF
6-ll-12 is a rig,
Noffptt and others No. | u.
Hawkins, located in the southeast Of
the southeast of ellie is drilling
at 1880 feet. 4 show OF oil was
found in sand from 1885 to 1888
feet. Same company's No. Hawk
ms, located in the northeast corner
OF the northwest OF the southeast
of 6-ll-12 IL rig,
French & Phillips No, 2 Pat sum
mcrs, located In the southeast cor
ner Of the southwest OF the south
east OF 81 liz is shut down at 3;OO5
feet for casing
No. Summers OF French and
others. located I'm tho center OF the
south line OF the southwest of the
southwest Of 9-l1-12 is shut down
at 2,725 feet.
Hewitt & Hemmin are plugging
back to shoot from a total depth of
2,S80 feet I'm their No. ! Scott, To-
Gated in the northwest corner OF
the northeast OF the northwest Of
lS-11-l2. The shot will be placed
In sand which was found from 2,672
to 2,70O feet.
Reynolds and others No. Bar
nett, located in the southwest cor
ner OF the southeast Of 20-l1-12 IS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Get Good Wells in the
Florence Pool

Tho Cartcr-Callahan Lewis we'll
located IN the northeast corner OF
the southeast OF the southwest of 20
2l-5, Florence pool kan, is good
for 500 barrels on tho swab Sand
was found from 2,S2t TO ..323 fco,.
The No. well of the Tidal Dav,,
companys, an offset to the new pro-
ducor Is still sWabbing 4O0 bar
rcis.
Tho Inland on company has q
hole full OF oil in It's No, / Davis.
located In tho northeast Of tho
southeast " 2O-2l-5. Sand was
found from 1895 TO 2,327 feet, and
the wcll will bc completed IN the
next few days.
Tho No. l Savage OF Davis ana
others, located In the center OF the
north limo OF tho northwest OF the
northwest % 2S-2l-5 found the sand
from 2,S2l to 2,S25 feet, and -
swabbing 500 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
"OH win BE King"

~ T.. .af . iAaAfs'''.N
Boys the bottom has been reached
so lots all pun together.
It's been "a rough old storm but now
looks Ike tdtrcr weather
Forget what you have lost or what
you might have made,
Uso a shovel Tor your diggin. Il Will
hold moro than a spade
Don't 70 of all 'mudulo headed"
ana begin 90 SOW Wild oats,
show your banker that you're trying
60 cut down your loans and
notes.
Toll your friends that things look
better, chase your frOWn and
wear "a smile:
You vii, feel that ufc's worth uyin'
after boustin' for "a while.
Use your head and plan the future
SO YOU won't hc In a rut.
when the pipe lines start to- bidding
aud the price starts to 40 up.
For its guin' TO raise. that's certain
aud you can bet your diamond
ring
We who stay viii have a million.
within five years oil viii be
king
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Ticker Dope From
NeU York

An interesting situation exists in
Texas Company, with the listing or
the 100000 additional shares on the
stock exchange this month, being
the 10 per cent stock dividend re-
Gently declared. The total outstand-
ing stock will be 5,72O,OO0 shares.
This will he further increased by the
S5S 900 shares offered TO stockhold-
ers at s25 n share, being Is per cent
Of their holdings and bringing the
aggregate outstanding stock TO
8,57S,0oO shares.
II Is understood the s2l460,OO
coming from sale OF new stock is 20
be used largely for buying crude oil
and this ia favorable as OIL exports
believe that for every dollar put in
crude oil now will return a dollar
or more profit later IN the year, But
the unusually heavy capital in
crease, meaning as It dies, annual
dividend requirements OF sl9,S0O,
900 II tho present SO is maintained,
raises the question of whether this
rate can be continued. Earnings IN
1919 were SlS,67l,4l6 and estimated
net for 1890 around $2l000,O00.
The 1920 profits are divided into
operating profits OF about $4,000
600 and S5,0O0,O 900 received from tho
sale of the Central Petroleum Sc.
curitles owned by Texas Company
The favorable factors on Texas
Company are no inventory problems
and outlook for profits from It's re-
fineries. Texas Company Is about
the best self contained oil concern
I'm the country, it's production being
almost equal to It's own refining ca
pacity. In addition, recent severe
cut In crude prices has given the
company an opportunity OF buying
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
Experience a Good Teacher

OIL men who have been operating
here since the Glen Pool and Cush-
ing days are wise enough TO know
that there is a way Of controlling
production, and thus Keep the price
where IL belongs As an instance,
pJohn GiUiland OF tho Gilliland OIL
company, has happened To have
owned very large production In the
DAYS when oil was low In price, and
lie owned the biggest kind OF
stuff IN the south end at Cushing IN
the nCiChbOrhOOd Of Shamrock,
when tho Prairie shut down ana
took no oil for two weeks Mr.. Gil
Hand made a contract with the In
dlauhdmo, and IL laid a line 20 ok
mulgeo, and his oil was run at a
fair price,
He had big stuff al Augusta, Kan,
during the flush production days,
and was not long In making a con-
tract 10 run his OIL common carrier,
20 Toledo, whore the Paragon Refln-
ing company, OF which he now owns
a large share Of the stock, refined
the o! and put It on the market.
He was one OF the big producers
In the northwest extension at Burk-
burnett and built tankage and soon
sold his oil at price far ahead OF
tho prevailing price when the oil
was being run into the So, barrel
tanks.
And right now IN the new north
west extension Of the Homer field,
where there is no such thing as CO.
oporation and shutting down OF
wells, Mr.. Gilllland II storing his oil
and viii more than likely get 81 per
barrel for the same, which price. by
the way was the same that he re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
DEFER WATER BOND PLAN
Petition for Issue of S20O,OO Ia lie
Received by CitN Dads Friday.

Action on the non-partison water
commissions request for "a bond Ia
suc Of 100000 to improve the
present waterworks pump station,
was not taken by the mayor and
city commissioners Tuesday. as an
official presoutetion OF the matter
was postponed until Friday.
Money derived from this bond
issue IL to be used TO add filtration
units, greater clear water reservoir
capacity, ana another pump for the
station-improvcmcnts that will he
necessary even though some source
Of water supply other than the
Arkansas river IN obtained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
4 NeU Wen in Deaner Pool

A most important extension of
the Dcaner pool 70 miles southwest
of Okmulgcc, IL "A well 81 the At
lantic Petroleum corporation, In the
northwest quarter Of 16-11-1t, which
is flowing 1000 barrels daily 1G feet
in the sand found at 2640 feet. II
Is the farthcst west OF any we'll In
the pool and was rated as n small
producer before being drilled in to-
day. The production OF the Doaner
pool is now 1900 barrels per day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

Miss Belle Eoarnov OF Madison
county Misueslppi has announced
her candidacy for the scat OF Sena-
tor John sharpe Williams Williams.
ono OF the most prominent senators
from the south. has declined tu run
for recollection. Ex-senator James
X. NArdamau and cX-GoV Theodore
G.. Bubo win oppose her Shc Will
run on "a platform including an In
durscmcnt ~ "a league of nations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
NeU Development in the
Dedner Pool

Tho Empire Refining company
have rig up for No, jefferson,
a twin location, located in the cen
ter Of the east line OF the southeast
Of the northwest or 1G-11-11. Same
company has a rig up for No. z
jefferson, located In the center Of
tho cast line OF the northeast Of
the northwest Of 16, also have a
rig up for No. s jefferson, in the
center of the southeast OF the north
west OF the Same section.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
OIL AND GAS
Leases - Supplies - Production, Eto,

We are in the market for Okla
mona and Kansas production with
urilable acreage, but no immediate
oiiseL 20 drill. Also interested in
financing companies and individual
operators for interest in producing
properties. All information and
Jurisprudence confidential. Car
Wyfest OIL company, Wheat building,
psort Worth, Texas. care Ladd q
Hannon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

nmNsshled 10 Buy--Any part OF
s VyO barrels settled or partially
eu oklahoma production. All
mD,poSals confidential. Principals
my Call or write c. W. Bass &
o. a. HaaSe, 2o7 Cosden bldg. Tulsa,
0AIa' Usage 9472.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

ceived for the last oil that he sold
cut of storage iu that field
lie g. not drilling u we'll 100 Kan
sas, Oklahoma ur Texas at the pros-
cnt time. ana D.. thus operating
to the limit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

a. 'or sale Casing and line pipe
in Immediate shipment out OF stock
In y quantity. Line pipe from 9
IN, inclusive. Casing from
W. "a TO 20 In, inclusive. Try us.
tsss e'' Tor less. Phone Usage 1850
sun,,,, - ID so. Feenberg Pipe &
okIspy 20 Sls East Firs: ST.. Tulsa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

or Sale-New and secondhand
plpe' gasoline plants and equipment,
Sne. % star drilling machine. Phone
sage 'lOO. +. O. BOX, 1887. Tulsa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

,u producer owning close-in
spVpeFues wishes to get In touch
Ssui, 1u party who can raise money for
v55'.ths Address Box 749-D, care
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

a Californian is the inventor OF a
cloth saturated with a polish thai
removes rust and tarn!sh from
metals without rubbing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

T., "ahted--Offset or close In shall
wv acreage to drill. Must be gilt
,,use stuff. Send plat and all in
,ormaion with first letter or no at
dsne.oh paid TO proposition Ad-
N''ss BOX 6s2-D, care World.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

Belgium expects TO get more than
/ 800 metric tous OF cotton this year
from tho Kongo nearly three times
last years production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

\ novel wrist purse Is made OF
soft rubber with a slit across the top
through which coins are inserted or
rem owed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

a, wanted TO buy settled production
" reasonable prices direct from
Adyt. -'-' u'S"' oA'a'--
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

lens your depletion and tax prob
cali "a saLLeountlng and syaematizing
hedy Sli L. Rice. c. =. A.,5I7 Ken
D'aE' Phone Cedar 2sI-Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
FUTURE OF " IS BRIGHT
Dr. Gordon to speak on Future oi
tho InINrreItN I'rihhN NiRhl.

Nr. ] NJ NOTdVN- UT08IUInT VI
the University ur Tulsa. VIII speak
ON the University ot Tulsa i-
present and future. nt the monthly
meeting of the Mons club of Trinity
Eu,acopal church at Gao O'CLOCK
~ ~asdav evening. T.. -. Marshall
as program chairman fur th, oven
INK. viii introduce Doctor Gordon
and can upon contributors of apc.
clul music. Preceding the program
the business session will boz lu
charge Of Ioslio l.. DOVE. president.
Tho dinner viii be- served by thN
.u'd circle, headed by Mrs. John
\. Arnold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

For use on toilet tables a now per
fumo atomizor works on the pump
without tho. use OF a rub
her bulb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

Charles Roe Koilty at head ot
the Pierce OIL corporation here,
sends the following very cheerful
announcement 10 this desk: "It may
be OF some interest TO you TO know
that the Missus and | had an addl-
tion 20 our little family Monday,
said addition being a bouncing baby
girl She arrived at 60 temp and
on 81 per cent strappings, and her
name is Patsy Roe kcilty." Here's
hoping tho young lady a long lifo
and all the happiness and Joy
there is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09

Word has just been received OF
tho death OF Fred w. Eastmans
father AT Patavia, y. Y, who was
killed by being run over by a train
Fred Eastman was employed I'm the
lease department Of the Prairie on
&, Gas co. here for a number OF
years, rcsigning a year ago TO go
into business for himself, and now
resides NJ Winfield Kan. Mr.. East
man will have tho sympathy OF
many friends in tho oil business IN
Tulsa in his Bereavement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-09
With the Oil Men

Charles A. Gustafson, president Of
Anderson and Gustafson, Is due in
Tulsa within a fcw days and is
fikely TO make some important an
nouncoments within the month.
Hiram r. Frederick, formerly with
tho oil Wen Supply company, who
now lives at Holbrook. AriZ., has
returned from a visit 20 Los Angeles.
cal, whore he was the guest Of Al
bert Brown, formerly district man
ager Of the oil Wei supply COM
pany here.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1921-10-22
BOARD CONSIDERS
THE TEXAS STRIKE
Employees Have Violated Yes
terday's Order to Unions to
Refrain From Action.

Chicago, Oct 2o-The United
without official advices that train
men on the International and Great
Northern railway had quit their
places.
The board. however, went into
session on receipt of newspaper ad-
vises to discuss what action shall be
ken for the violation of yesterdays
order to the unions to preserve the
status quo.
The federated sho pcrafts today de-
cided they would not strike.
President E. ]. Mannion Of the
telegraphers union issued the fol-
Lowing statement:
The grand officers and general
committee of the order of railway
telegraphers has decided the order
will participate in the strike with
ether railway employees for the pur-
pose of compelling restoration of
wage decreases made effective on
July l, 1921.
Our general chairmen have con
uued their deliberations and are re-
t.rning to their respective headquar-
ters to conclude preparations to make
the strike effective on the dates
named
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 22-Reports
reaching here this afternoon indi-
Gated that walkout OF switchmen
and brakemen on the international
i and Great Northern began in several
places. San Antonio reported ap-
proximately $50 men walking out;
so men We're reported out ct Iort
Worth, and so at Houston.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1921-10-22
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR AVERT|NG THE
STRIKE ON ROADS
CONFERENCE
CERTAIN
However the Brotherhood
Chiefs Have Made No Steps
Toward Suspending Their
Plans for a Strike Pending
the Negotiations Before the
Labor Board.

Chicago, Oct 22.-Hope for a
peaceful settlement of the railroad
strike were brighter with agreement
of the railway executives and broth
erhood leaders to respond to the
summons of the labor board for an
open conference here next Wednes-
day on the wage and working rules
dispute.
While brotherhood chiefs in con-
terence at Cleveland stated their
Willingness to meet the executives
and board it was indicated they had
made no plans to suspend the strike
plans pending the negotiations.
S. NJ. FELTON,, President OF the Chi
cago and Great Western, and chair
man of the meeting of western execu-
tives here yesterday declared the ex-
ecutiVes would obey not only the
order to appear at the conference
but the boards order that the situa-
tion remain unchanged until after
the meeting
Measures to com bat the strike will
be abandoned until the hearing but
advertisements for employees to fill
the place of strikers appeared in to-
days papers.
Strike decisions of IL other rail-
way unions also were expected today.
.eaders of stationary fremcn and
maintenance of way employees voted
ufr Ea
late announcing their action ie end
ii on shopmen whose executive
committee meets soon.
B. M. Jewell. president of the rail
way employees department of the
American Federatio nof Labor, de-
clared he would do all in his power
to avert walkout
I The labor boards s conference Or
/ der yesterday placed the brother
! the boards order if the strike Gnt for
hoods in the position of violating
Oct 80 is made effective. Techni-
caIly the strike is in opposit IN to
the boards wage reduction of APP
rroximately II per cent effective last
July although the strike call was not
issued until the meeting here Of rail
way executives who proposed fur
j. ther wage cut Of 10 per cent.
While the transportation act ere
ating the labor board gave it no
power to enforce the decision, the
board was acting with full backing
of the administrator at Wa,hing-
ton.