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The New York herald., 1921-05-20
New York State-Sale or Rent.
HOTEL IN CATSKILLS
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Corner hotel with . stores. 4oxJ0, con
tanning 10 rooms with all latest improve
ments, on the main street. Also up to
date brick garage. New York style, with
fine show room fully equipped TO do busi-
ness AZ once; . entrances TO garage;
steam heat. electric light. over 1000
square feet Of floor space. 1000 gallon
gas tank. . pumps; MAIN and CHURCH
STS., Catsl,il. N. Y. Best corner In
Greene County, Inquire on premises, I.
COOPER, or K-Ku & WAGNER, 425
Sutter av., Brooklyn.
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PEARL RIVER. n. Y.-To quick buyer.
win sell for $3.50 spot cash. room cot
tago. excellent condition, electric lights
commutaton time ] hour, daily fare 37c.
cottage 10 minutes from station: stores.
schools. churches viii pay expenses both
ways for two people. OWNER, 10 Jackson
ay.. Jersey City. Phone bergen $3.50.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
ylATGON FARM AGENCY, 4sa 18th av., N. Y.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

81 YEAR LEASE
OF corner loft building, SO 600 square feet.
Will be made at 40 cents per foot net: win
dows on three sides; 100 per cent. sprnlsled.
high pressure steam plant, elevator. near
Bleecker st. station of subway. OWNER,
room 308, n Nassau ST., New York.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
Washington Heights. Above I5th 1T.
West OF Sth Av.

Washington Heights. Above is5th st..
West OF sth Av.
UNFURN1SHED APARTMENT. six rooms
and bath. elevator apartment house at
West 143d St, one block east OF Broadway;
immediate occupancy; rental $12o per month:
will assign lease. Tel. 1885 Audubon.
18TH ST., Coz West.--7 rooms, bath. cleo
trio, telephone service: rent VI. 800 and
81, $50. LOUIS CARREAU, agent. 798 9Th
av. Bryant 3697-S93o.
I83D ST. 600 West (corner Broadway =
Four elegant light rooms. high class ele-
vator apartment house, 500.
islST ST., 605 West.-Seven room elevator
apartment all outside rooms; immediate
possession; decorate to suit; moderate rent
Apply superintendent
Borough of Bronx.
MOJ-NT HOPE PLACE, a55.--Modern Q room
apartment; detached family house, near
Grand Concourse: references. fremont 434aR.
Borough of Brooklyn.
SOUTH OXFORD ST.. 6p.-For rent four
months, cool, well furnished apartment. 2
rooms and BATH elevator electricity. Seen
evenings and Sundays. SMITH. apt. IT.
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SCARSD ALE--Six room house: all modern
improvements I0N2oo. price $500. Mel
rose o6a1
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SPoRTsafEN.

SCARSDALE.-Owner offers new brick. hol-
low tile house. minutes walk from
station, IL rooms. baths. fireplaces; open
porches; about acre OF ground: wonderful
view, fine trees. contract placed fifteen
months ago, before advance In prices. Van
derblt 0222
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rose 26}a.
wOODLAWN HEIGHTS-Seven room house,
bath, electricity and heat, 23x100; sle 600
tern1a. Phone Ol2A Watkina.
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New Jersey.
WOODCIIFF-ON-HUD n. j. (oppo-
site seth ST., ". Y)-Modern high class
and room apartments; 500 to $l2a; 80
minutes from Times Square: 10 minutes
ride Palsade bus from West
Shore ferry: reference required. Apply at
office at 1O1 29th st. Phone Union 1881.
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Pennsylvania.
SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED


LONG BEACH-For summer months. o.
room furnished house; state rent.
27c Herald. Herald SO.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 59th St.--5th Az. to North River.
Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL. II room corner house on plot
ijOElo0. with large porches gardens two
car garage. for rent or sale. L.. 1887 Ma
combs road, Telephone fremont s22.
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From Battery to 18th ST., Inclusive
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

WANTED for young men. room
and board, meals per day:
private family. not to exceed $12
per week; give full details In reply
ing U. T.. S76 Herald. Fulton st.
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rtEottEpONT Sr., ol--For sale. reasonable.
minutes from Wall Al. elegant 2 atory
dVei.tns. !. =. zEREGA. Phone $500 Main.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-13
DE QUEBRADILLAS
LA 1oo1A ..pAso AL pRoaREson


En- cumplimiento del articulo No. 90
de. su Reglamento, procedieron cele-
brar La fiesta del ''Dia de Gracias''
los "oddfellows de esta poblaci6n.
Con gran animation por parte de sus
miembros, di6 principle el acto, despues
de haber recorrido las GALES una or
questa formada por los mejores musicos
de la poblaci6n. Ell gran maestro, Eduar
do Hernandez, pronunci6 ell discurSo de
apertura, seguido por Ell himnp ameri
cano, con letra especial; entire los va
riados discursos hay que hacer menci6n
de los pronunciados por ell Sr. velez,
"ofrenda las Madres'', que result6
brillantisimo, luego lie sucedieron los
de Dionosio Gonzalez y Pedro Herman
dez, todos ellos nenos de realidades v
puras ensenanzas.
La segunda parte result6 muy ami
mada por haberse dedicado los ira
bajos infantiles, dando preferencia a
dialogos, mon6logos Y poesias, todas de
dicadas a. Dios y las Madres
Ell Sr. Gonzalez habl6 extenSamente.
explicando los benefcios que proporcio
maria Ell tener establecida la ''Camara
de Ruth.
Durante ese dia nuestro QNebradillas
estuvo de gala, puesto que a todas no .
ras hubo fiestas, animation juegos,
todos dedicados a Jas "MADRES !.
La Srta. Trina Rosell6 celebr6 una mag
mica fiesta, conmemorando .el hermoso
dia, en- la cual varios oradores expV-
sieron Ell ideal de la ''Madre''
Algo mas tarde, a las s, hermosa pa
rada civica, con lemas alusivos al acto,
recorri6 las Gales, yendo terminar
en- la plaza de ''Mufoz Rivera, en-
donde qued6 escrita la palabra madre
por mas de mil nifos, todos bien ira
jeados. Desde La tribuna Sc cant6 las
madres, en- versos, composiciones, dis
cursos, juegos y en- fervorosas plcga-
rias, dirigidas al Gran Hacedor, para
que colme de dichas a las madres, IAN
to a las vivas como las que yacen en-
la eternidad
{
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-13
MPoRTANTE

81 va I'd. q construir de concrete o
MADEIRA 70 puedo trasar su plano, ha-
Ger su presupuestO, cOnstruir. dirijir y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-13

administrar su obra, repasar y ampliar
su casa a estilo moderno, Ofreciendole
garantia de mi capacidad y hOnradeg.
Dirijase a M. G. Sierra osOrio, P. o.
Box No. 8, Catafo. P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-13

- $500 r~ral 5h - u.," vlhIo R10" oOANrAA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
TID0 Mem Wells
in Beggs District

The De-Ml oil company seems 10
be Cutting good well In is No.
we'll located In the center OF tha
enst line OF the southeast OF the
northeast Of 2l-1b-il. This opera
tion topped the Wilcox sand at 2,sA6
feet and at last reports was drHhns
at 20 feet In the pay and flowing AZ
the rate of 500 barrels a day. Deeper
drilling In the sand, with a@hot, VIII
doubtless show a much larger pro-
duction In this well, AZ II Is In an
area of big wells.
w. b. Pine has shot his No. well.
located in the southwest corner ot
OF 22-15-1l, with SO
quarts, and nj last reports TINS opeIc,
alto nwas flowing at the rate OF 4uO
barrels per day. The shot In TINS
test was placed in the wilcox sand
found from 2,SSO TO ANS feet, Both
OF the above operations are In ths
proven area OF the new wilcox SAND
pool discovered some time back ny
the Oklahoma Central oil company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Second Wen in GdrUin
COunty Pool Reaches Sand

The No. / Henry ~ the Homa-
Okla oil company, located In tho
southwest corner OF the northeast
OF the northwest OF the northwest
OF 14-ln-3w, Is reported TO have
reached the top OF the sand at 1850
feet last Saturday and to have found
good showing OF oil and gas by
rat-holing ahead. The operation Is
now shut down ccmcnting casing,
but will be put on down into tho pay
within the next week.
The Homa- Okla test is a southeast
diagonal offset to the original pro-
ducer OF this pool, drilled in some
time back by the Magnolia Petro-
leum company. The discovery well
is now reported to he swabblng
about 140 barrels per day. after hav-
ing been recdntly completed at a
total depth OF rs feet In the sand.
Several other important tests In
this locally have reached interesting
depths. The No / well OF Davis
and Younger in the southwest cor
ner OF the northwest OF l2-1n-sw IL
now down 10 1850 feet. The Noco
Petroleum company's No. / well, In
35-iu-3w. has cementing casing on
top OF a gas sand at depth Of 1870
feet and has a good showing. The
Concord oil company ia running
easing at total depth OF 1,2g3 feet,
having suffered n delay In drilling
by bad casing trouble.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Late COMPETITIONS at Duncan

Tho No. 3 Hart of tho walker
Valley OH company, located In the
northwest corner of the southwoHt
of tho routhcast Of 2t-ln-9w, has
been completed ~ a 50-bnrrol pro-
duccr. Sand Sas found from 1850
20 2.o14 feet
The Base Line OH company has n
$4,000 .O0O-foot gas well in its 40.
Alexander. located In the center of
the south line of the northwest or
The northeast ot the southwcst ot
2h-1s-9w. This operation was COM
plctcd In the shallow pay found from
lSGg 20 1,NS5 feet.
In the northeast corner Of The
northwest OF the southeast OF
2S-1A-Sw the No. Taliafcro Of the
Principle OIL company has been
shut In as a gas well IN sand found
from 2.143 to 2.157 feet. Tho wei
Is reported TO have tested good for
20, 100000 feet
BASS and Diilard have n failure in
their No Richardson. located IN
tho northeast corner of 3J-iH-Sw.
This test was abandoned nt "A total
depth OF 1856 fcot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Natural Gasoline Manu-
fdcturers Meet Wednesday

a very important meeting OF the
natural gasoline manufacturers or
tho Mid-Contincnt field will he held
hero Wednesday In the Chamber or
{, nmcrcc auditorium. II Is expect
cd that this meeting VIII he attend
cd by gasolinc manufacturers from
nll over the country. and the states
OF Kansas, Texas and Louisiana are
reported to be sending large dclega-
tions.
The meeting has been called at the
instance NJ the Association OF Nat
urnl Gasoline Manufacturers Tor the
purpose OF discussing the proposed
regulations Of Colonel Dunn, chief
inspector Of tho bureau OF explosives,
governing the shipping Of natural
gasolinc. The local association, In
conjunction with the bureau OF
mines, has been conducting a num-
Der OF experiments along this line
and have Eorked out very com
plete and Comprehensive report. In
an effort to get the existing regula-
tions revised. other important mat .
tors will come up for discussion aud
all natural gasoline manufact irers
are Invited to attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
OH, MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Prices for Refined
Products Stronger

Prices Of refined products are boz
ing quoted stronger iu limo with the
new price OF crude, and the chances
are that fuel OH which has been
slow, will Immediately become cX-
ccedingly active. iuaamuch as every
one ls predicting q price Of 81 per
barrel. and the coal miners are still
striking.
The prompt action Of the Mag
nolia Petroleum company Is raising
the prices of gasoline ad Kerosene
in It's territory lH bringing many
compliments to tho management of
that concern. as hs action went q
long way I'm rcassuring refiners a.
to the good faith OF the big stan
dard subsidiary 10 iB that the stan
dard OF Indiana win follow suit and
n so. It will receive the greatest
credit
The fact that the price Ia up %
cents for crude, while II makes
things look much brighter, IL not
being taken as meaning that now ls
the time TO start drilling and cs.
bccially wildcptting by the genuine
oil men who Will walt until better
prices are posted before Tdrting a
drilling campaign. Tho fact In that
there iB mighty little available tor
even 40-barrol VOL at any reason
able depth. and this. OF course, In
addition to the fact that money is
scarce IL sure 10 hold back the old
timer with n knowledge OF the game
until the price is up 81 higher.
The shutdown has been much
more complete ana far reaching
than generally supposed. as for in
stance, one Of the largest contract
ing firms with dozen strings Of
tools. II not running any OF them
nor docs 1t expect to until oil iA ut
a better price. II simply can't be
done at a profit.
Cosden n Co, running bA strings
a year ago. In now running four,
and these under protest. The above
Is true with every other concern
with the exception OF half dozen
which have kept going through the
entire summer.
Speaking OF the situation, John
Campion, veteran marketer says; 81
am glad the market Is M. All the
rctiners make more money on q
higher market"
Eugene Blalse OF the Inland Re
filming company states: Il predict .
dollar for fuel oil, and gasoline anc
kerosene. OF course, will 20 higher
From Houston comes n repor
that the Sinclair people have jua
completed loading two tankers will
Iubricating oil, which cleaned uI
the market In that city. II bein
necessary to purchase considcrabl
oil from other reflreries TO fill tn
cargos.
And 80 It goes. II the export mar
ket Ia as strong az Il appears nov
likely 10 be, thore will br husinea
for all and everybody should sc
better prices. which In the case o
crude II absolutely necessary Ii
order 10 continue drilling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Win the OIL Men

Charles /. O'Nenl OF okmulgee, an
oil writer. who has devoted consider
able time during the past five years
to gathering and preserving the rec
ord OF OH development In the Okmul-
gee district. has resigned az pub
licity director OF the Okmulgee cham
ber OF commerce to accept the posi-
tiOn ~ stntisticihn with the Okmul-
gee District oil and Gas association.
Mr.. O'Ncil took up his new duties
October I, and will establish an in
formation record bureau lnder the
auspices of the Okmllsce associa-
tion, which will be OF particular
service to every producer and opera
tor In the Okmulgee district.
James s.. Relchard. assistant III
nanciai secretary OF the Gypsy and
Gulf corporation, is highly clated
these days and wearing broad smile
twin girls arrived at his homo last
Thursday. Both Of the children and
Mrs. Reichard are doing nicely
Cal T.. Reichard. who was for
wears a driller in the Oklahoma fields
and is now scout and broker, re-
turned to Tulsa Friday from two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Government Tssneing
Valuable Bulletin

Tho Internal revenue bureau OF
the treasury department announces
the completion for distribution ot .
bullctiR regarding The revised
manual for the oil and gas Industry
under the revenue act OF 1919 10
supplement and supercede parts OF
Il similar bulletin issued In 1919.
since the publication OF the origi-
nal manual, a number OF treasury
rulings have been rendered; much
additional information regarding the
estimation OF oil Neserves has been
collected, studied and prepared for
publication, also n large amount OF
data collected and ;abulated relat-
Ing to the number OF wells drilled,
thus establishing n dry hole hazard
for sr.ous districts and fields.
The new bulletin will be OF unes-
timablo value TO the producer IN
compiling tax reports, figuring de-
probation and depletion; also in
answering the numerous questions
which can only be solved by avail
able statistics on the industry as a
whole. The publication also con-
tains a short chapter on the oil IN
dustry Of Mexico and contains notes
on geology. production and markets.
on account OF the demand for
this additional information. the re-
ylsed manual mas been issued to as
slst the taxpayer OF tho oil and gus
industry to prepare his federal tax
returns correctly and eXpeditiously'
Although endeavor has been made
TO anticipate all quehtioua that may
be ask I'd regarding the law ana reg
ulations, and the latter have been
Amplified when 1t was deemed nee
cssary to obtain the dc@fed result.
II Is recognized that such a ma"ual
Ia only general and cannot cover
all information gathered bX en-
| gineera. geologists and other tech
| nologists, the object being to es-
| tahnsh a basis for arriving at val
/ uation. depletion and depreciation
In connection with the oil and gas
| industry,
Records OF production 81 thou.
sands OF properties scattered
throughout all fields In the United
states were carefully classified ant
studied by experienced engineers
with the result that average future
production curves and tables are
available for practically every pro
duclng district In the United States
Copies may be obtained from IN
superintendent OF documents. gov
Crnment printing office, Washing
ton, u. c., for 2h cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Around Depeio

The Leonard Petroleum company
f. still fishing casing In IT'S No.
starr located In the northeast corner
of lS-l5-s. This test has been drilled
2 feet in the B'ville sand topped at
2.e97 feet, whore n good showing
OF gas was found.
The Graham oil a Gas company
has plugged its No. 2 I'm located in
the southeast corner OF the south
west OF northeast OF 35-lb-s. This
operation was drilled to total
depth OF 2.669 feet.
Aaron Cohen and associates are
partly rlgged UP and shut down on
their No. 1 Alan guam in the
southeas OF the northwest of south
east Of BIAS
The Cosden Oil & Gas company
Is building n rig for It's No. 2 Bear
In the northeast corner OF the south
east OF northeast OF 10-l4-S.
The Whitehead oil & Gas COM
pany's No. 2 Jacobs In the north
east corner Of the northwest of
northwest of 27-14.S Is under-rcam-
Ing casing at 2,935 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. e24l W. II. PECK Residence 2442
Residence Pap
w. II. PECK

dpv niRht when the Curric wen Of
the Humphrics intcrcHts near tho
little town of Currio was drilled 20
feet In the sand topped ut 1900 t'ct,
and at last reports had made scv.
crnl flows and was looking IKE the
real thing.
The now pool o. located about l2
miles north hast OF Mcxia ana about
Is miles south uf CursicHua on th"
general up 10 extending from the
Mcyin fold to the COrNcana shal.
low oil field. According TO the
structure map as surveyed by Jul
iug Fnhs, the Currlc well Is on the
apcx of dome which shows con-
adorable rise above tho surrounding
subEurfico strata. The area ~ tho
Curric structure ls much smaller
than the Mcxla structuro and differ
cnt in shape and the MoXia gtruc
turc was more. of long upuft than
a dome.
The oil coming from the Currie
well IL reported to be OF much bet
ter grade than tho McXia crude,
which would increase the impor-
tunce Of the strike II the operation
makes good producer. No analysis
has yet been made Of the crude.
however scouts on tho ground state
u iOOkN 10 Nv Nl nlklfl D. IhNANNs
a test well was drilled In the
Wortham locality soho time hack by
the O. y. a q. Co. interests. which
was dry and plugged In the Wood
bine. This operation located about
three quarters of mile cast OF the
Currie we'll. ls shown TO be off u"
dome on the structure map. How
YER. n presents barrier for tho
extension OF tho Wortham pool In
that direction.
The Humphrlcs Petroleum inter
osia own the majority Of the ac-
rcage around tho Currie well. ~
was tho caBo with the finding OF oil
at Mcxla. Additional tnnkagc h
now being erected at the operation.
and II liz being gradually drilled
deeper In the sand In order TO test
tho real worth Of the showing.
~The Wortharh structure Is ono Of
about six structures mapped 10y
julius Fohs IN this vicinity on which
wildcat tests are being put down al
the present time and several Of the
operations are now nearing the sand
All Of the larger operators are
watching this district - with the
closest interest. and II manifestH u
one OF the most prumising areas 1t
the whole Mid-Contincnt fi"ld.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Ticker Dope

NEW YORK. -- Tidowatcr OIL
company shows an operating loss
OF si,443,OOO In the first six months
this year compared with a balance
of YiO.4S7,OOO for the same period
last year. After depreciation, taxes.
otc., there was q deficit ~ b,6Sl, ,OO0
this year Eaaifst last year flnal
surplus OF S4,i57,OOO for six months.
,rhe profit and loss surplus / fl2,-
$4,000 againt S21,66i,000 "a year
ago.
sinclair Consolidated reports on
Scptcmber 2s, II had 32,0lb share
holders. an increase OF 1921. com
pared with the number December
a.. Wall street believes this in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03

cast Of 25-il-ii. liz a rig ~ with
tools In.
Hsmmctt and others have rig
up for their no ] we'll l1Satcd In
the northwest r0frcr Of rho n1uli-
east Of the northeast of S-ii-1i.
Tho No. ] Of Marshall anl John
son. located IN tho ccn'r- o. tn
aouth line Of tho soutg'as. of the
southeast of 2-iO-9, ~ uoY Shut
down for casing at i.165 foot. This
operation found "A 1000 O00-fuot
show of gas In n sand from 1000 to
IOI0 feet, but was drilled into
water 1t will be put on down as
a deep teFt.
wilmot and others No IN the
southwest corner Of the eouth'ast
~ the southeast OF 3I-ii-l1 is now
fishing AZ 1850 feet This opera
tion now has two strings Of tools In
the hole.
located IN the southeast corner ~
tho southwest Of the southwest of
33-1I-11, IN now drilling at $500
fcot after bradcnheading Off tn.
S. 900. 600 foot show Of gas found In
sand from 2.53O 20 2,53i feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Well Southeast of HeIoitt
Field RepOrted FIOIDing

The No 2 well OF the Empire Gas
y Fuel company. located In the
northwest corner OF the southeast
OF the northwest Of the northwest
OF 6-5s-1w, two miles southeast OF
the Hewitt field. has been drilled
two feet In the sand topped at 2,A32
feet and is reported TO have made
several flows from this depth. The
operation will be drilled on into the
| pay at o1ce and will soon determine
tho worth of this showing. The orig
lnal well In this section, also drilled
by the Empire company, was COM
pieted some time back as a barrel
producer with considerable salt
water In n sand picked up about
$500 feet, This operation found
several good shows on the way down
and was ruined by drilling too deer
/ In the pay sand, cncountering the
. salt water in the lower stratum, Th,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
South of Henrgetta

Deaner and jameson have a rig
up FOR a test located In the north
east corner OF the southwest OF the
southeast OF l5-11-l1.
The No. 2 Tiger OF tho Atlantic
OIL Producing company located in
tho northeast corner OF the north
weAt Of lthe northwest OF 2.I0-ii IS
being plugged back from total
depNh Of 1900 feet to a sand found
from ASIA to 2,53O feet A small
show was found In this sand.
The No. 2 OF the Pappose OIL com
pnny, located in the northwest cor
Nor OF the northeast OF the south.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Artut,d Ilrgys.

Pine and others 80. + Johns1nfn
the northwest corner OF the south
west of the northwcs. " 22-ij-ll is
a rig up.
Tho sheridan oil complnv's No.
? Adams In tho southwest corner NJ
tho northeast pr 'ha northeast Of
5.i4-l2 II dryra1i abandoned at a
total depth OF 2,796 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-03
Gusher in Orange, Texas
Field

ORANGE. Tex. Oct. 2.--Oll cir
cles In this section were stirred as
never before today over reports that
the well brought In last night By
the Edgerly Petroleum company had
proved to be 10000 gtNher.
Il As th0 fourteenth producer TO
pr % that IA deep strata OF oil sand
eN. r at $500 feet in the orange
fielu
MI available storage space was
filled I'm three hours after the well
had been brought In, The Marsh
road levee was being used as a dam
today 10 wall in the flood OF oil
around the well.