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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. e241 w. H. PECK Residence z442
Residence 2442

instance being Texas city" Mr.
Fohs refused to state what was 60
be done with this crude after It had
gotten TO gulf ports u am not In
position To cay whether it IL 70 be
exported to refined In this country
he said.
"Thc Mcxia field proper Is cNtcnd-
Ing rapidly" he continued. "Thc
most interesting extension just now
is the Koenig well. which Is a milo
northeast OF the Houston oil com
pnny's Lilcs No. 2, which Ia r~oduc-
ing al The rate OF $500 10 1000 bar
rels per day. The Roeuig woll Is
! bound TO be a big producer. as It Is
| along the axis Of the McNia dome
The Tcyas company's well over near
IGrocsbocll. west of MeNia, had q
showing Of oil In deeper layer OF
/ the Woodbinc sand, two days ng9
when | was at the we'll. They had
| cased or the salt water, which was
/ found in the top Of the sand. II may
| be that they win find the Woodbinc
sand too broken right there to get
a good producer In it. but am sure
/ that they will got a good well any
way with deeper drilling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
MONEY MARKET IS
SOMEWHAT EASIER
Cancellation of Strike Is
Important Event in
Finances


NEW iORk oct 30. tnu,rl'u-
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~ tho week lu tine financial district
Tho stock market responded tu Chile
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From tho Inception ut tur gouuo-
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ference ho'vuon the lru'h'rhoudf
and railway executives would bo td
mst,d
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
OIL sARKEr QUOTATIONS.
Outlook Bright
for the Coming Week

Tho outlook for tho coming week
is unusually bright, as Il Will appear
November is going to be another
great month for gasoline, and al
though rain which seems 20 have
been pretty general throughout the
country. may have slowed down the
automobiles 20 some extent the
chanccs are the roads will soon be
good again which will make this tho
longest consecutive season Of good
rasuline weather in the memory Of
The oldest inhabliant.
The calling off OF the strike has
nut an end TO the frantic efforts
OF faint hearted dealers to load up,
but with good weather the supply
on hand will soon he greatly lcs-
ssned, and johbors everywhere Will
soon be buying again. II has at
last become pretty well understood
that the great problem confronting
the independent iobbor IS, where
are we going TO get the oil to meet
the requirements OF l9222'
Thursday OF this wek IN looked
forward TO with tho greatest inter
est u being the day that the rail-
roads have set ns the day whom new
commodity rates will be announced
and IL Is hoped petroleum and it.
products will receive it's due share
OF whatever concessions the rail-
roads are prepared to make. Their,
should be a reduction Of at least 81
per cent. In long distance hauls.
An advance I'm the price OF crude
4oll is confidently counted on by thD
oil men as being on the program OF
this week. 1t will help thingi
nightly. The oil men however, are
stll holding back on drilling know
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
+. Julius FOhs, Noted
GeoiogiSt, Back From the
MeSi0 Oil Fields

r. julius Fohs, famous and prac-
teal oil man, who IL Interested IN
the Humphrey companies In that
field. returned home yesterday from
a Today visit to the MeNla fields.
and is enthusiastic over the future
OF the oil industry IN that part OF
the country.
I'VE have only Just begun 20 open
up oil pools I'm this district" said
MIR. Fohs yesterday. 81 am so utter
~ convinced that this IL the coming
oil field. that l am not only stalking
my reputation but very great deal
OF money on the outcome of this oil
field. Mexia, while It is IN the
throes OF u boom Just now, IS dee
tined to DO a real oil town. and will
be for "A great many years. II has
the edge on any other city or town
In that part of the state, being IN
The very heart Of the new oil coun-
Try. II has q population "f i2'VV0
Inhabitants, whereas less than year
ago there were about 1900 residents
"Mexla's oil fields are certainly
wonderful" MIR, Fuhs continued.
THE Magnolia's Dosenburg well
about a mile west Of McNla, has been
producing 10000 barrels daily for
, the past l. days. and while this II
the largest producer many other
wells arc real gushcrs. We, the
Humphreys MeXia and the Hum
phreys Texas companies, are COINS
to have several big wells In within
the next week or ten days.
"The latest big news from this
wonderful pool, Is the Humphreys
Mexia oil company's big producer
on the HOLMAN farm, which came
in at 10000 barrels natural yeSter-
day. This well offsets the Magno-
liza OH company's big Descnberg well
and Is A. little over IA mile west OF
the town OF MeXia
1--WE have 20 wells shut down al
the top Of the Woodblne sand, ready
to drill in as soon ~ tankage Il
erected, and 2S wells still drilling
We are now erecting 20 30 b,0OO-bar
rel steel storage tanks on our tam
farm ono mile south OF MeNia, anc
intend TO put In from one TO two ad
dltional tanks every week, until We
have adequate storage facilities Il
take care of the vast amount of oil
I'VE are now laying three 6-incl
pipelines from this tank farm an'
we. with tho Pure Oh company
which recently bought a portion o
our stock, are contracting TO bull,
2l5 miles OF S-inch lines from Curr!
and Mexia, to gulf port This lai
ter line will be built Jointly by tn
Humphreys Texas Oil company ant
the Pure oil company
In addition 10 these pipelines. W
are starting 10000 barrels "A day Il
tank cars from the Mcxia fields 4
the gulf-our shipping point In IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
Col. Humphreys OWn State
nent Hour the Deal Was
COnsuR,nIdted

Final details Of the 100000
deal made by Col. a. T.. Humph-
reys. head Of the Humphreys Texas
company, with the Pure on COM
pany, have been CLOSED and thoy are
OF considerable interest. II whr
generally thought thar the Pur" ON
,company had purchased an oplon
~, thc entire holdings. and that the
l$7.0O0,O0G was Just good taith
This is erroneous az at no time
has col \. T.. Humphreys consld-
erod selling the entire holdings,
ns he has lust started to develop TINS
property Of wonderful posi- ullll'h
! and II was only after conSiderahI'
| Idlckoring that he was interested IN
making a stock sale to the iure
Ion company, which Is one OF the
! Largest independent concerns IN the
Tho terms Of the deal that the
Pure oil company purchased an IN
| icrest IN the companies, bat IN h"
yylap a direct interest I'm the proper
tiles The S7.OOO.00O being paid for
! a.. 100000 worth Of the treasury
stock ot tho two companl'F--ih'
| Humphreys -Mcxia company and th'
/ luumphrcys-TCXa company. The
lmanatemcnt will remain ip the
LANDS of colonel Humphreys VINO
has an efficient organization oehlna
Purchased 10000 Shares.
Al told the Pure on compah.
purchased 20 900 shares, OF Whlch
Il5 600 shares was from the Hum
Iphrcys- Texas company which VIII
iha equivalent 10 a one-third inter.
est when all tho stock Is issued, ana
for this s4.bOO.OOO was paid.
From the Humphreys MeNia com,
many. 1000 shares were purchased
for s2.5OO,OOO, which Is equivaIenl
20 a one-eighth interest In the STOCK
OF the company. oo,
In the two companies $4,000
shares have been issued, OF which
65 OOO Will remain in the hands ol
the stockholders and 10000 Will n'
issuc' % the pure oil company, Thl'
-hows that the total amount OF stoCF
issued is $500, 600, the par OF botf
comreuios being 800 per share.
Property Worth Considerable More
While the deal for these wonder
Phi holdings was made on the pash
OF s98,bO0,OOO. the values are Verl
Imurh more IN excess OF this, the al
ditionnl confederation for the doa
being the advantage obtained by th'
Humphreys companies from the re
mprkahly efficient pipe llne, rem
Ling and marketing organization al
roady possessod By the great Pure
Oh company. .
The iIumphreys-M MeXia company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31

Recently one Of the dealers in
intoNicnnts who carries OF hig busi-
ncss " th some of thu best pcup'
In the city. dropped In upon one Of
his customers aud began 10 display
his wares
~ have some very fine Scotch
some vcrmouth, rye. bourbon, creme
de monthc, gin and a few qunrts of
,hamparuo today announced the
bootlcgEod. what can soll YOU
Have you any absinthe'' on" of
his prospective purchasers inquired.
no. indeed responded the boot
lcugor. "lts against tho law tu
sell absinthe."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
DrB and Abandoned

G. R. Peters No. abandoned
their tca. located In the southeast
corner of the southwest Of 8l.23-J
AT a total depth OF 2,726.
FRANK Bartlett aud others forund
a duster on the Han farm located IN
the southeast corner Of 3-l9-9 at o.
dep.h Of 2,gGb.
Chaplin No. Harvey located IN
the southeast corner OF the north.
west Of i8-22n-2w Is dry and
abandoned at 2.4Oo feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31

Missing his landing In the dark,
an aviator crashed into "A tree about
a mile from the University of Viz
tion test on this Same farm, and In
the northwest corner OF the north
west II 22-15-1l, II good for 100
barrels In the wilcox sand.
The RoxunH peoples No. / Friday
IN the northeast corner ot tho
northwest Of 24-t5-l1, IL butcher
sand producer sand being found
from 2ISO to 200 feet. The wen
is good for Ij barrels after the
shot N
I'm the southwest " the southwest
of 1-t5-il, No. s Grayson farm, Il
estimated at 80 barrels daily In the
Glcnn sand topped at 1900 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
Red Bank Wen
ShoUiRg Big

Th, rcd Bank O.l company'H big
well ON the Ada Meyers farm IN the
southeast corner Of the northwest
cf q-lG-S Is estimated NJ 1000 bar
rels per day This well is IN the
Catfish pool northwest OF BristoW'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
Barbara Wen
in "Gusher" Class

The Barbara oil companys test
I'm tn, northeast OF the southwest OF
3G-ll-n Is flowing ut the rate OF
500 barrels daily IL was lehfned
last evening. Ton Of the pay was
strurE at 2.339 feet. first oil found
AT 2.345 feet and they are now at
2gbg feet. The wcll has been shut
down since Saturday morning, while
taukaro was buili, and according Ito
au rcports. Is drilling itself in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
Southwestern Gets Wen

The southwestern Petroleum
company number one Murry located
I'm tho southwest corner OF lo.-4n'
lw has li00-barrel prnduce'
from sand from 2.6l5 TO aces.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31

which is the largest concern OF tho
two has an Incorporated value OF
| Sl0.000,Oo0 Of which about S5 900
shares have been irsued. leaving 30,-
600 shares for the present stock-
) holders ana 5000 shares for the
| Pure oil company This shows that
"a. the present time the Humphreys
Mexia company has $4,000. 900 worth
OF stock outstanding 90 It's stock
lhOlders
Enormous Productive Possibilities.
This concern owns tho large pro-
Iductlon In the McNia pool. and has
approximately 90 riga drilling or
shut down on top OF the sand, with
IA probable production OF $4,000
barrels daily and the resources have
just been touched. The company
has nearly $500 acres OF rich leaSca.
within the producing area of the
McNia field.
The Uumphrcyp-TcN company IA
Incorporated Tor 100000 ana has
Issued 100000 worth OF stock 20
It's stockholders or 10000 shares,
an addition to this 900 sharcs viii
he Issued to tho Pure OH company.
This concern has one producing
lWeU, the Mopdor. ON the turrlo
I,nenty ,ttrL a. I'm r,,L,,o,,n os
Ifn vLat us n,,drrttrr ain he II
IA estimated good for $500 hnrrnls
The company also has an intercst In
the Henry gushor In the McNia pool
az we'll a. owning the Blake Smith
producer, iu the same development
IN addition 10 this the company
holds some 600 'cr'9 gi leases IN
the Mcxla nold, as well ne royalty
linfurpetg ana 81 has "a largo wildcat
lhcr,ase that lies sIIu'tulcIy as good
} las the MeNia area ln moro than ten
{ localities.
. Upon TINS agr'nE' ls expected
I some large Wel"' IN" Mead"I. u'ii y
{ We OF the results TO date Around
MS producer lhe company mas ap-
- lpl"NiWulcly 1000 acres ANA 't' pos
e lNluiltl,s LOOK 'quo'IN hN fo"u as 'i'
j. ! uum h' eNs-NrA.u company
a WIN Form New Pipr Line company
- Ia addition l." me anoN" COM
panic "a new concern IL 20 De- orr
ghulzcd ana VIII De known as lhe
Humphreys lurt on flpe Ian,
company "hIch VII n' 9Wheu
ICqual.y between inc iumph'eEs
IoNhs company ana tho fure VII
{ company.
( An or lO-ihrh Nne VIII ne
I laid to Texas CITY, or some uther
4 cur port, Nhrre a hhrk't VIII pg
8 provided Work IL already under
i way on TINS me- "hlCh VIII cost lu
{ the n'lEh'ofhood OF 9e,b"''VVu h'u
t Will be connected hF MAI'h or th,
q coming year. the cost To b" dlNldtd
q equally by the two companies.
Has Inrrr Cash Surplus.
H.. tho ,,,t,r,, ,r tho ,,lo with
Ip,n' p,ra 10 r6,,popv thn Nv,
tT,,,,,,,Gra,s c,rr.fna nov bov,
t-!on no6 a., ths tr,,siry with
a,I,VoV,V' W, ,,n,i rct ,ri, javeinnmoni
Z ra,,,I.,,,,,ts h,,t tn prnpcp fbei
!. cr1 ~ the WOW ninp line tankag,
't yuu ". w 'nVr,i" ~ 90 6oo Lorrc
a,,, az, amv "0'''''''e
e W,a,t.d u,o,,crty n,aiv
kybcr the offlcIni nnuounccmcn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
Wilcox & OsCdH
Making Tests

Wilcox q Oswalt have a rig up
for "A test in tho northwest of the
northwest OF 20-la-9, aud Tor "a
test In tho northeast OF Sb-l7-0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
OIL AND GAS
Leases--supplies--P Etc

will sell 1000 acres Of oil rights
check erboarded through Okfuskee
county, between the Deancr pool and
the Paden production, | need money.
Vim, @. Johnston, Okomah, Okla
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31

There can be obtained at the
Midwest Printing company 42O
South Boston, very complete line
OF oil Accounting ana Field Forms
for the oil industry. These are
standardized stock forms and ready
printed. Usage 5SIJ.--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31

VIII give one-half interest in 140-
acre proven gas lease for one well
1900 0-foot. Address BOX 35S-E care
WRrld,-AdYt.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18
A. & m. SCHOOL
NEWS OF WEEK
lBy Boyce McTyre. } !


Last Monday athletics took on an
entirely new form The old sport
of boxing was cast aside and the new
sport Of base ball was placed in its
place. The long longed for bali ar
rived and was set TO work immediate
ly. Every boy that could procure. a
ball glove did so, and hurried out to
participate in the great SPORT Of
course they did not play like season
ed vets but they showed up splendidly
considering all conditions. Playing
their best to begin with is against the
laws of nature, and would mean ruin
ed arms for the entire coming season.
The athletic directors see these facts
and are holding tight reins on the
boys who are trying for the team.
With the exception of base ball,
things went along pretty near as us
nal here. However, one exciting
event took place that may be credited
to last week. 1t was race between
two cut-down Fords piloted by the
two A. & M. speed demons, Paris and
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18

King, and two boys from Hiram. The
latter challenged the former for a
race and the challange was accepted.
The former won the race.
A valentine party held in the audi
forum Saturday night was enjoyed
by teachers and students. After the
valentines had been distributed the
boys and girls were allowed to assoc
late with each other. Then refresh
ments were served to everybody and
a genuine good time was experienced.
The Seniors had an extra hard
week in geometry last week but Sat
urday the teacher let up on us a bit
A, sermon by the Rev M. L. Harris
at Macland Sunday, was listened to
with interest by the congregation
Also one in the auditorium Sunday
evening.
Most of the Seniors are going tc
hear Hamlet Monday night.
The debating team is working hard
We hope to win the prize this year
for the team seems to be a strong
one.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18
MOCK COURT, is HELD
BY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS.

The Pandorain and Chanconian
literary societies held a joint meet
ing last Thursday afternoon in the
Freshmen classes 1.-THE former chap
ell The occasion was the trial of
Emmett Kemp, charged with break
ing in the school on the night of Oct.
ober 81, 1919, and changing his
marks. Every ,one present enioyed
themselves, even the criminal.
Several fines were imposed by the
Judge for contempt of court. GUY
Campbell was fined $1,000 for max.
ing a face at the criminal while he
was in the witness chair, while Sole.
itos General Petty and Mr.. Hibble
the attorney for the defense, were
fined several times for arguing with
one another and shooting spit-balls
at the Judge. Although this tria
was presently mostly as a comedy, il
also taught the students how a tria
is conducted.
The wisdom and sharpness of Asst
Solicitor General Sessions featured
featured the trial. The questions Of
Mr.. Sessions got all the witnesses fol-
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18

+ha aofon,s,a 7rattIad. Tbeodore Holmes
49,, ,,,a,+ - far as 70 saw that he
800 sta, donce aud nobodv nresent
Iaa.an,,+b;no an tbe hin. we can't see
Az ;aao
Tha verdict was ou;,tv with fine
&c e,,o we;nors FOR tho Jpdoa. The
nr;ncina,s follows.
J,,doo ~ Robert Fowler
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18
then adjourned.
Senior Glass Inaugurates Clever Plan
TO Stop Inc1Frect Grammer.

TO Stop Inc6frect Grammer.
The class of '21 has been the leader
of all activities at old H. M. S. since
that memorial day in September IN
1917 when they entered the old Hi.
1t has started a campaign to abolish
incorrect grammer first in its own
midst, then throughout the school.
The plan is to have a Memory
Box SO to speak. For it will cost
the offender of "good English" exact
ly one. penny every time he or she
forgets and uses the wrong verb in
the right place, or the right verb in
the wrong place. Some dispute
arose about the disposition Of this
money. Hibble said it should go to
certain young Senior named Louis,
while the more generous agreed to
give it to the starving babes OF Eu-
rope dispite the fact that we feel like
starving Americans sometimes our
selves. Of course there wont be much
money to send, for whoever heard OF
a Senior at M. HI. S. making mistake
in grammer.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18

The center of population in the
United States is located by the last
census at a point in Indiana only ten
miles west of where it was ten years
ago. 1t is moving westward less rap
idly than it was few decades ago.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18

A negro man who had murdered
white woman was taken from Off
GERS and lynched by a mob in Oconee
county on Wednesday.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-18

Subscribe to The Marietta Journal
only $1.00 a year in Cobb County.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22

to play on the road in front of his
house began TO wander farther and
farther away from home. His mother
forbade it, but. he persisted. At last
one afternoon he was absent two hours,
and when he returned his mother shut
him into the nursery and told him he
must stay there for the rest Of the
day. Tommy did not at all fancy the
four walls of the nursery after the
freedom Of the streets, and he was very
wroth.
By and by his mother went out and
Tommy was left in charge Of the maid.
Now is my chance!' thought Tommy.
So when Mary arrived with his tea,
Tommy coaxed, You'll let me out,
won't you, Maryr' IL you do I won't
tell, and mummy will never know"
But Mary refused. and when mother
came in and heard the story she had a
very serious talk with Tommy, and
among other things she told him what
Adam and Eve were to find out in the
Garden Of Eden-that we may hide
things from people, but God always
knows.
No, boys and girls. we cannot hide
from God. but that need not make MS
frightened. All the time Adam and
Eve were trying to hide. God was
really speaking to them though they
did not know II. TIe was talking to
them by the small voice Of their con-
science lie was telling them they had
done wrong. but all the time He was
longing Cor them to come to Him to
confess their sin and be forgiven.
When you feel afraid OF God is not
the time to ny from Him. 1t Is ex-
actly the time to ny TO Him. Because
God loves you so that His heart is ever
yesrning for you.
But He can do nothing for you till
you stop your hiding and 90 to Him.
Remember that, the very next time
you have done wrong. Do not try,
like foolish Adam and Eve. to hide
yourself from Gods sight.
GOSPEL MISSION.
Mrs. Ina France Nesbitt, the we'll
known deeper life evangelism will con-
duct services at the Gospel Mission.
214-216 John Marshall place. commenc-
ing tonight and continuing every after
noon and night for one week.
Mrs. Nesbitt for some years was one
of the Victorious Life Evangelists OF
the Sunday School Times, is a sister OF
U. y. Senator France. Of Maryland. aud
Is now an associate pastor Of one Of
the largest United Brethren churches In
Baltimore.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-22
Grace Reformed Church
18th and o Streets N. w.

N.
Reformed Church. which stands opposite of Fiji
second oldest America Grace Reformed is the
subject of delightful historical interest At this
whose birthday anniversary will be universally
Thursday October regular attendant Reformed
dent of the United States.
small of pioneers from Europe who had
emsated to this country 200 established the first
spent organizing then later the
scattered settlements, until today than thyhree
Grace Reformed Church organized Washington October
l. 1877 Until some later however known
in what then Y NJ c. A. Hail. at Ninth streets
northwest In 1881 erection of edhce
church. Increased growth membership and activities
necesstated frequent additions and IoI2
church property underwent extensive improvements parson
adjoining the church also built SIoooe.
Today great interest is associated with the historic symbolism
wrought into the Cleveland of the church
Although of the smaller churches Grace Reformed
Rev Henry H. Ranck D. D. has been pastor of this church
for The membership is approximately $780,
anniversary by officials of the District Board of Christian
was observed in the church edhee Sunday last
Key Mr. Ranck has taken particular interest the development
in this church that Theodore Roosevelt worhiped
each Sunday during his residence in Washington His family
tor generations Reformss and find that although
former President during his college days Harvard taught
Sunday school classes Epeopaans Congrega-
Theodore Roosevelt believed religious politics
In OF this American reminded of his
spoken which retain for today: 1--WE stand
the great of the earth Our nation glorious in youth
and strength looks into the future with fearless and
Grace Reformed Church plays part the life of
this city Historically interesting facts center about
which makes effective the efforts of religious
in Washington. 1880.