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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-17

~ CCiLtS " iOc"I ~ AN1i~'oA @'"ASl@ y .
Miss Iscora Bruce came down
Friday night from Quinn and
spent the week with Mrs. A. S.
Anderson.
Eggs for Hatching: Pure bred
White Wyandotcs. 81 for Is. Roy
Chambers, Philip. 16 5tp
B. L. Carr and family, who have
been spending the winter months
in Indiana, returned Monday morn
ing. They were accompanied b.
the father and mother Of Mr.. Carr
who contemplate making their
home here.
We can supply YOU with fence
posts at II cents and up. "A. c
Kigsbury Lumber Co., rs If
Are you eating Snowflake
bread? Mothers only rival. It.
10 cents. Get a loaf today.
Edgar Watwood Of MilesvilIe
n:s c. Do, ,.,,1, I:f e. -. IIi,, ,''l 80 ga
Full details for hauling the corr
have been sent to him, together
with instructions for shelling, lab
ling the car with the county ban
npr and shipping under directions
of the gift-corn roiof committee
IN Chicago. The contribution from
this county will be ? part of the
5O,OO0,OOO bushels which American
farmers are undertaking to supply
Clay Wonoro ioaded carload OF
household goods at TINS point on
Monday, TO be shlpncd 10 vienna
lido IN tba future The faniI,,
,of+ m +ho nosso,o.ar Mondav e,,
opirr Mr. WoFord occo,, a,r,y;, r.
the car. Their many Phllin friends
will wish them success in their
new home.
wor+od. 1On hood of oo++Io +o
,aa+,,ro y q OIL NT;1a.r;Ila
G n - 4f
Hal u. wheaton WHO has been
operating billiard parlor at Ma
doka, as well as at Phlllp, disposed
OF his business IN the former place
this week to William ShroIl. Mr..
shroii expects to move to hadoka
IN short time and will take per
sonal charge OF the business. In
the transaction Mr.. Wheaton be
comes the owner OF the Shroll res
'dence IN the west part OF town
md Will mosVe his family there as
Have you tried the Snowflake
bread at Pioneer Bakery, III cents
Building operations are progress
sing rapidly during the past week
OF hne weather. The laying or the
orlck IN the .ochlfnke pu1idlhg IS
well under way and another week
VIII see the walls wen along. Con-
tractor Coyner IS busy putting IN
the walls OF the basement to the
three buildings OF ochwartz, Lar
son and Williams. These Will be
Well along towards completion by
another week. The Dorothy build
ing is also progressing rapidly, al
though the forms on one side gave
way Yesterday during the pour
ing OF the cement. This put a
stop to the work for short tlme
VIII not hinder the work for any
length OF time.
Eggs for Matching .pnre-bred
White Rocks 81 for 15 ] w
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-17

Snowflake bread 10 cents a loaf
at Pioneer Bakery.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-17

County Agent Sanderson was at
Huron thi week attending the
meeting of the directors of the
State Farm Bureau federation.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-17
DR.. n, b. GEARHART, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Philip, South Dakota

Snowflake" bread. Better than
mother ever dreamed of making
10 cents a loaf at Pioneer Bakery .
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-17

The Snowflake Loaf" is here
for 10 cents.--Pioneer Bakery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Offices 624l w. II. PECK Residence 2442

Sinclair Of tho Exchange National
bank, &. }. Wrtghtsuan and his son,
John Markham, Jr, and George
Bulc.
The party will live In the car
while looking over the fields as ho-
tel accommodations are at prem.
ium and tho chances are, will take
on some mighty good bargains, az
u IL common snying that &C. j.
WriBhtsman can make million any
old time Tho opportunity for
bargains is always when oil ia low,
ana as long as tho old timers who
mako Tulsa headquarters are not
Obliged to sacrifice their property.
it Is perhaps just. as well that the
nCW fields get into now hands one
thing is sure, and that is that the
property will be well operated and
by mon who know the game.
Several years ago, when the Cush-
ing field was beginning to decline.
the question arose as TO whether or
not II would have been better to
have developed that field slowly
ana good price for oil realized.
There were some who decided that
the situation was better because II
was cleared up and many new rec
a
otherwise would never have made
q start. II is these same rofinories
that arc keeping IN" price OF oil at
least stable here II II should do
cline another 25 cents, the whole
bunch will be In operation again and
will be paying premiums just as be-
fore. II is tho Independent refin-
ors that have led tho way in price
making all the time.
If the freight rates were set back
as they were before August 10 OF last
year, II IS doubtful II there would
ever bc any cutting of prices FOR
crude In this field. In the mean
time, the big concern that IS shoot
ing its wells every day In the week
and has kept on with a red hot
drilling campaign ever since the
Prairie asked for a Curtailmeut OF
drilling, December 10, Is making
itself decidedly unpopular.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Operations Around MuSkOgee

The MuskOgec district, though u
lacks the feryur Of it's pioneer days,
Is vet an attractive territory for the
prospeCtor, even In these days OF
curtailed operations. with three
proven districts more or less deyel-
oped and with several important
wildcats reaching interesting stages,
thel future looks bright enough TO
the' local independent operators. As
to the present, the operations are IN
about tho same condition that they
are everywhere else, with the eN-
Ccpt!on that the local producers are
making every effort to keep their
own oil while Il is cheap, rather
than sacrifice II to the pipe line
gamble on current changes, A.
much tankaEo as possible is the
order of the day and tho operators
as "A whole. have refused 10 sign the
present contracts which calls Tor ar
bitrary disposition of the stored Oh
hy the carriers.
one of the most important Wild
cat tests, OF special Interest TO the
Muskogrc district, Us the Dalton ana
others No. I II. carter. about "a mile
northeast OF he town OF okttha.
Located In tho northeast corner OF
tho northeast quarter ot 2'-la- O.
this test IL on the peak ui me w am
right structure worked out som,
TON wears ago hy Chlt y. Guu!d, ana
which has since been falhtr WEI"
defined and verified by dilnlhS ~
the east end of the W ,AAI ~ p"u.
Tho Dalton test Us eight miles east
- the Wanright pool Cn u, ---
12-16,. nine miles south and three
miles east of Muskogc". ana SIX
miles south Of the closest pTouu'-
tirp I'm the old Musk0gce field. Con-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Price Of Crude Too LOW

The production Of crude pctrO-
leum In tho United states during tho
year 1920 amounted to 443,402.0O
barrels and tho estimated Consump-
ton during the year was 53l,SG0, 900
barrels. In order to make up this
shortage OF crude. lOG,17j.000 bar
rels were imported in this country
from Mexico, with the result that
not only the shortage was made up,
but a surplus resulted. II appears
TO us that the companies importing
crude from Mexico over played the
game with a disastrous result 10 the
petroleum Industry in Oklahoma
and elsewhere. while tho producers
IN the midcontincnt fields are using
every effort 10 still further reduce
the production Of crude and have
suffered decrease Of 80 per cent Of
the value OF oil. we wish TO ask In
all fairness II Mexico will ship as
much petroleum into the United
States as ever and cause the pro-
duCcrs here TO carry the entire bur
den ~ the present general situation.
Something I'm tho way Of a tariff
should be imposed TO remedy this
evil and later, when Mexlco's pro-
duptIOD 10 no longer a menace,
which time, we thing In view OF tho
depletion NJ many pools there. IL
iu the near future, this tax could be
reduced or abrOgatcd 10 meet de-
Wauds.
Tho Increase In the foreign de-
Wand for our refined products ls
Something that will have TO he
largely regulated by tho pr0ple Of
The foreign nations themselves and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
on u,RkrT ouorArIo>s.
another Big Cut in
crude Prices

Ir.. to add TO tho hlarit, OF the
y.a5ou, tho standard has reduced
tA. -.l.c at Pcunsy ylyauia crude oil
90 ...fs per barrel. the price now
standing at 1925. Cabcu crude. OF
which thcro II very little produced.
v4. reduced 20 cents a barrel to
tigt and Somerset light has been
eg' cents a barrJ to $500. Rag
land received a 1i-Ccut reduction
and now stands at Sl.0O.
ThIt oil should be reduced ia dis
.-i,. where there is but little pro-
du..uu and whore wells arc csti-
mtnf in quarts ana not barrels.
vh. oklahoma is left entirely
slou. is certainly "A unique expert
en-. and is beyond doubt the first
time In the history OF oil that this
has happened. oil men hero are
not worrying to any great cxtcnt
about the misfortune that has be-
fallen their brothers in the east.
bur are standing pat to cut produc-
zion and TO reduce runs TO the limit.
There arc many things that might
happen. should oil be- further re-
du.,i here, the principal and most
important fact as bearing on the
situation Is that pipelines from the
mlO0ntinont field into Canada and
into the center OF the population Of
m. United states will become the
most popular investment and will be
the logical result OF low prices.
There has never been time Of
depression such as now confronts
the oil industry that did not result
In much good TN the way OF build
ine up new rcfineries and this time
Is 90 be no exception Already the
wilcox board OF directors has en-
Enthusiastically endorsed the plans
for the big refinery which Is to be
bull, IN ST Louis, and not at wood
River as was first proposed ST
Louis capitalists have brought this
about by offering strong induce
mout8 and It will be but a few days
before tankago IL being erected. as
he refinery site has already been
elected and all contracts made.
There is an offset to the reduc-
lion In prices of eastern crude.
namely the interesting development
iH Texas as the result Of the advance
posted by the Humble people, who
ere subsidiary Of the Garter OH
company. This concern certainly
started something when they went
ud'N 10 F-sN' a bil 7 'l' anu Alf 'tI-
seusus Of opinion Is that owing to
tho fact that tho Carter oil COM
pauy has acquired about 81 or SO
per cent of the stock of the Humble,
that the danger Of state intcrfer-
onoc is very great At any rate, tho
Texas producers are shaking hands
with themselves, but are not happy
az that, as they have called a con-
terence at tNrt Worth and invited
nc attorneys general Of two or
hroo states to participate.
Another interesting phase OF the
situation as it has developed Is that
some Of the largest oil producers in
Tulsa are at Duncan today, having
made the trip in the Sinclair private
car, and are looking at the stuff
that is for sale where the wells arc
large enough to bring them into tho
umclight. In the party were +. w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1921

cause the hole was lost before il
could bc developed further The
second test Is now drilling al $50
feet, ana Is to 20 To the level of the
Waiuright sand. about 2.IOO feet. If
production is not found above.
About the most interesting and
Important discovery OF rccpn,
months. ana ono that ordinarily
would have prcclpitatcd unusual ac-
tlVity on offset and connecting arre-
age. Is The G5-bArrcl we'll natural,
| that swan Iacoy and DicNcy got
last week ON the q James farm i'm
the northwest OF ;hc southwest OF
| the southwest OF T-II-l7. which il
one mile west OF the Holland pool
I and three miles cast OF the Boyntor
pool This is 100 territory that was
drilled up quite 20 bit several years
ago when oil was cheaper than now
c,su. and which has received mo- at
| toutiou uutN recently. The sand
was found at 1896 To l.42O and l,424
| to 1,42g iu the James well, and
started right of with some 20 bar
rels, with conditions iu the present
state. however. very little Interest
comparatively, has been given the
I new find. at least mo- marked drilling
activity has followed 80 far.
Another wildcat OF special inter-
est Is the 80 / Thompson that Wa
Calb Is drilling Zoo tho gcutcT Of the
cast limo Of tho southeast Of the
northeast OF 3i-IJ.I1. which Is some
tWo miles northwest and three miles
due west OF production in the old
Muskupcc field. and two miles due
north az Crcrkula. This test Is on
structure that has been pretty we'll
defined. as It's outer edges through
previous drilling, have showed oil I'm
small QudutitiCs An oil sand was
found iu WaCalbs test at l562 to
/ l5Nj feet. but was ruI OF water
1 This well is now drilling at $500
/ feet. with Il hopeful destination OF
2,lO0 feet
Adjoining the city limits Of Mus
kogcc on the southwest brown and
Kennedy have started an 1900 foot
/ test ON tho Airline Garrett farm, in
I the southwest of the southwest IS
ISIS, that promises something good
/ from tho MuskogcC and Timber
| Ridge sands This test is less than
"A milo north Of wells that have been
producing from these sands for
more than IL years, and is u short
distance from 1850 foot well that
A u, English drilled several years
ago, IN which he found three sands
I containing oil shuwings. tho most
promising OF which was the $500
| foot sand. The Muskugcc district is
SO spotted that "ou * just wherever
| you find it, but from all indications
the Garrett test should be some kind
OF n producer.
South OF Muskogec, mile and a
quarter north of the Jolly-patton
pool W. H. Prichott is drilling at
$50 feet ON tho Price 40. I'm the
southeast corner of the northeast Of
tho southwest Of 32-15-t9. This test
is half mile south uf an old well
drilled seven years ago by Sinopula
and others of oklahoma city in
which oil showing were found in
both the MuskOgoo and Timber
Ridge sands. but not In productive
quantities. II is also close enough
to the Jolly Patton pool to throw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Nep Development in
Burbank Pool

KAW CITY, okla. Fob. 21.-Nar-
lands Bertha Hickman well 40. .,
IN the southwest corner of the north
east quarter Of 36-27-5c. which
drilled itself In when at a depth OF
2.9i7 feet and made several big flows
over the top OF the derrick, will not
be completed for few days. The
tiyC-iuCh casing has yet to he run
and II is expected that final compile
tion will not be made until the mid
die Of next week
Previous reports regarding the OK
tent Of SiucIair's immediate HCtiV-
ties IN this field have uuderestimated
the work completed. Five locations
are being made, according to Cen
cral superintendent Parker Of the
Sinclair organization, who has been
here for the past few days.
Their locations will be as follows.
one In the center OF the south line
Of the northeast quarter of i-26-5e.
as an offset to the Gardner Marland-
FranComa producer. one in the
southeast corner of the same quar-
ter, diagonal Offset to the big Cuff
fey Gillespie gas we'll In the south
west quarter Of 6-26-Gc, and offset
ting TO the north the Gardner Petro-
lum company well just started in tho
northeast corner Of their quarter,
IN the southeast OF i-2G-5c. one in
the northeast corner Of l-26-5c, off
setting location being made by
Marland in the southeast corner Of
the southeast quarter Of 36-27-5c.
one in the northeast corner OF tho
southwest quarter OF 26--1-5e, off
setting the Twin-States well to the
north and Marland drilling wells
northeast and east
one In the southeast corner OF the
southwest quarter Of 3G-27-5e, off
setting Marland's Florence Hickman
40. 4. drilling, and the Laurel oil
company's well I'm the northeast cor
ner OF the northwest quarter Of
l-26-5c spudding.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Wildcat Well South Of IngdiS
MAKING Biz Gas Production

In n wildcat country about six
miles from the nearest production,
the Shafer oil & Refining co. = well
located I'm the center OF the south
line of the south half OF the north
west quarter Of 5-17-4, topped gas
sand at 2.653 feet and ~ roaring like
a real gas well. The hole was fun of
water when the gas sand was drilled
into. SO Il rs very hard 90 get any
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Acreage Gross Production
Week Ending February 18TH
TOTALS ..... .127a,2oo .2'2,slb
'Daly average gross production.


Tho estimated daily average gross
production u the midcoutiucut
Oipht oND field. Including Okla
homa Kansas. north Texas. central
Texas and north Louisiana. was
G54.O96 barrels. az against G62.1O5
barrels showing a loss Of S,6l0 lar
rcis.
The combined estimated daily
average gross production OF the
southwest fields was 1885 bar
rels. as compared with iS3,JSj bar
rcis. loss OF 24O barrels.
Oklahoma Kansas Is credited with
"A daily average gross production oi
3G3.22U barrels. "A gain OF $50 bar
rels. North Texas shows a loss oi
355 barrels, Kemp Munger Allen
pool declining coo barrels 10 1000.
Central Texas IL credited with a
loss Of 1886 barrels. In this field
Stcnhcus county and Dcsde mona
are both estimated al figures ap-
probably under those Of the prccod-
ing week Sorih Louisiana ls
credited with loss o' b,OiO bar
rcIs Claiborne Parish Is reported
AT 52,9i5 barrels, decline OF o,8''
barrels In the CUR coast Goose
creek is credited with 5000 bar
rels a gain of 500 over tho prcced-
ing week. Hun. $4,000 barrels, n
gain Of 1000; Blue Ridge, loo
barrels. 500 loss. West Columbia,
29. 600. an estimated decline OF l,600
barrels, and Humble, $500, IAOO
loss
The estimated daily average gross
production of wyoming and Mon
tana was $3.50 barrels, gain Of
1895 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

For Sale Casing and line pipe
for immediate shipment out Of stock
IN any quantity. Line pipe from 2
in 10 in, inclusive. Casing from
?, IN. to 20 in inclusive. Try US
We sell for less. Phone Usage 4750-
1895. L. d. so. Feenbcrg Pipe &
supply CO., 5l9 East First ST., Tulsa
Okla Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

For sale--All sizes Of casing and
ahe pipe. We buy and sell new and
Nfl casing, abandoned lines and
wells. Goodman & Co., Pipe and
-" Wen supplies, 325 Central Ma
IONA. Bank. Phones Usage 0564-
issj.- Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

For Sale Cheap String standard
lri,lrg tools Drilled TWO wells.
New oordagc, 40 horsepower boiler,
everything first class; from 15ih
down Located Slick district. Ad-
dress N-s9, care world -Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

Miss IL in Arkansas. Then buy in
tennessee, soc acre up. Same
biologists as Arkansas. Same big
companies buying. Big drilling
eampNgn now on; bigger promised
''r spring and some deep tests. Get
N now while prices are low. Re-
member Arkansas. Maps free. Write
AoA 81. Nashville, Tenn.-AdN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

accurate estimate of the gas Flow.
However. The report is that lt is
making between lr.UUU.u00 and co..
100000 fcct ut gas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

Wanted 10 buy oil production.
settled or flush Must deal direct
with owners. submit map and fun
PARTICULARS. Address S04-B, care
Of wOrid.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
OIL AND GAS
eases - Supplies - Production. Etc.

For Sale Casing, Iins pipe at
bargain prices. VIII buy used
asiug. abandoned wells and lines,
N Rugold, 22T Atco Bldg. Phone
cedar G9.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

Forty-acre oil leases on New
Mexico state lands $1,000 each.
Rentals, l6c per acre. owner needs
money Address N-42, care World
--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

Wanted to buy settled production
A. reasonable prices direct from
owucr L. 0. box 2S2, Tulsa, OKLA
Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

rec 10 oil producers. We will
n. s"u free storage I'm our yard
-,- ''sco track for your surplus
r,Ilal Goodman & Co. 1926
u,,-'I national Bank Bldg Phs"-.
N'1se !y5i-iSS5.-A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

Dr. W. u. Ownby, Osteopathic
Physician. $40 Daniel Bldg. Usage
I3ii.-Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

lNhSING AND MATERIAL FOR SALE CHEAP-sO feet i2H-
4 casing 32-lb;
Inch casing, 2s-Ib; $500 0As inch
line; $4,000
OH o. Falrbanks
heavy
each Of i0nch 81 inch aud 6As inch casing
steel standard
6liil about nine miles southwest Okla
condition.
party Inspect
offer Welcome on o., Fort smith NL-hdVL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Win the oil Men

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]. lFr Mih'i secretary ana ironH.
uI'I vi Jh' Slmus 'll corporation, ~
h'lr from New YORK, ana speaking
uI ln' company says mat the bust
u''' Us pCh'uE up or tate, and
says mat On" production ~ the COM
l"HF mas he"u averaging about $500
h"Ii'I" daIN. II might be OF note
To mention That Edward !. Moore
or lhUiN, IrNa'. IN now tho president
OF mo SlniWs on company, and al
| lh"uth Mr.. SIMS is sto'khulder ot
me company b. !" no longer con-
nc'lrd with the operation. Mr. NIL
Ter says mat as far as the Simms Oll
COMPANY ls concerned II expects To
the Louisiana producers viii do the
Same.
4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

lor Your depletion and tax prob
m'Hns. accounting and syEematizing
, ,as Carl L. Rice, c. L. A.6l7 Ken
''uy Bldg. Phone Cedar 2s7-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

Accounting auditing nd income
sA work solicited, Tax-Audlt COM
pStuy -o3-4 Dallas Bldg, Tulsa,
'"ohe Cedar lSSS.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

cred hIs resignation. tu become ct.
tccttNo March { hut as yet has not
announced his future plans Mt
White is a very popular member OF
the oil frutctutty aud everyone is
wondering what ne will do nest Its
successor tn the Mcclure Petroleum
company has not been named Co.
date,
~ r. Hammond. G. T.. Guchrist
ana william Barnes of The Gulmond
Ou company of ruvhustu have
bovu iu tins city thc past fcw dpyr.
MI Hammond lofi yesterday fur his
homo in baltimore. Md. Tie cNpc, 's
to return to Tulsa m tho near future
Go be- on hand Co resume operations
as soon as the ,urtliimyut OF ui Is
uitcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

John r. white, director OF pur-
chasea and sales for the e. l.. Ma
guirc Petroleum COMPANY has tend