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The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
MARKET SURPRISES
OBSERVERS With
MARKED ACTIVITY
Entire List Stronger.
Usual After-Holiday
Trade Expected.
RAILS IN DEMAND
Record Gains Of Point at the
Close-Industrials Advance
One. and Two Points.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Contrary
to expectations, the stock market
was distinctly active today, with
the whole list showing marked
strength Short covering furnishsd
part Of the impetus for the move
msnt starting early IN kexicsn
Petroleum. but strong buying Of
railroad shares was also . feature
Of the morning. Toward the close
q number Of rails showed gains of
better than q point while advances
Of and . points were fairly COM
mon throughout the Industrial list.
Call money opened, at Sh per cent
and was raised TO per cent at the
start OF the last hour.
Believe Turn Has Gene.
A majority OF those market OBJ
servers who have been predicting q
reaction In stocks have admitted
that the turn would not come until
something constructive was done
with the rails. In the second hour
today, the rails came into sufncient
prominence to create the belief that
the long expected movement had be-
gun. There was nothing sensa-
tionsl about the buying. but Il was
steady and spread over a broad
list of stocks. As was TO have been
expected the extremely besrish fac
tion Immediately Jumped 70 the con
clusion that a demonstration was
being made in the rails for the
purpose Of covering up the dIstri-
button OF industrials. Such a pro-
cess has often been carried out and
the mere knowledge that Il has be-
come a not unusual procedure has
at times prevented traders from
detecting the beginning of real
movements in the rails
Northern PaeiHe Strong.
The strength Of Northern Pacific
and Great Northern last week and
on Monday and the part which the
former played in the rail movement
Of the second hour today were at
tributed TO rumors concerning the
Chicago, Burlington and ouincy's
dividend policy. The Street re-
ceived a report from Chicago today
to the effect that bankers In that
city were expecting the Burlington
directors TO declare per cent
dividend next month. In 1919, 1913
and 1890 the Burlington stock re-
ceived per cent Now the estSb-
lishment Of q definite dividend
policy is desired in the financial
community here because Of the 81
per cent stock dividend paid on
March 81 Of last year. On June 25
the company paid a s per cent cash
dividend without stipulating de-
fnitely what period was covered
by the dividend. In looking for
ward TO another per cent disburse-
ment next month Wall Street takes
is for granted that the enlarged
capital stock Is on q 10 per cent
annual basis.
The overwhelming victory OF the
Democratic candidates in New York
City found reflection only in the
market for local public utilities.
with the exception OF Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. the traction stocks
were heavy, Third Avenue declin-
ing 1 point and Interborough pre-
! ferred Il point The action OF
| Greater New York Gas stocks was
confusing. While Brooklyn Union
Gas was declining points to- ~ \ ,
| Consolidated Gas was being active
| ly brought at prices ranging IN
IL points TO -. a new high record
! for the year.
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distills the rain water which falls
into the sea and WAKES fat and
strong.
This years dry spell has causes
the oyster to become black and dry
up, and oysters are being sold OPEN
and cannot be shipped by rail this
year, the reason being that dealers
VIII not take chance on finding
them spoiled upon receipt.
(CopyriRht. loail
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JONES IS ELECTED /.
PRESIDENT OF new
CHEVY CHASE BANK
Stockholders Name Direc-
=aw
tors and Directors
Elect Officers.
LOCAL TRADE BRISK
Pepco, rs, Mergenthaler, and
Railway Preferred Stock Ad-
vances-0ther Local Notes.

At a, meeting of directors of the
newfy organized Chevy Chase Saw
ings Bank held "A short time ago.
the following elections were made:
President Edward H. Jones; nrst
vice, president, Clarence F. Waters;
second vice president, Frederick W.
Mackenzie. while Paul Sleman was
elected counsel A cashier for the
insrtution has not, as yet, been
selected.
Prior to the aforementioned
meeting. stockholders OF the new
bank got together and named the
following directors: Edward H.
Jones, Edward L. Stock, Frederick
W. Mackenzie, Alfred q Leet,
Clarence F. Waters Joseph A
Burkart, r. Frederick Hatcher, DR.:
F.aE. Harrington, Frank Simpson,
Horace z. Troth. jr.; Thomas W.
Perry, Paul Sleman, DR.. Truman
, -AbheyuJohn NJ Williams, William
A Mills, Bynum E. Hinton, George
F. Aikkelson,. Philip F. Formley
and Stanton c. Peelle.
The executive committee Of the
new Institution comprises the fol-
lowing: President. Edward H. Jones,
IL = 6AEAnBIOn, InOmaS w. FeFFy,
Alfred B. LeeT and Attorney Sle-
man.
The institution, which Is capital
lied at $4,000 with $4,000 surplus,
expects to begin functioning on De-
cember 1 at Connecticut avenue and
Mckinley street.
. Local Securities.
Potomac Electric Power general
mortgage 10 were again very con-
spicuoUs on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday. sharingin this
respect with Mergenthaler. The
Aormer advanced to a new high
level, nve honds Of $1,000 denomina-
ton changing hands at 103 Mer-
genthaler sold In small lots at 1861,
which represents a gain Of several
points over the previous close. Gas
IS sold at 50. the 7t5s at 103A and
Railway 4s at s1H.
In the stock list Railway pre-
ferred' scored q half point gain.
sales Of IS shares driving the price
to s3h- from So.
Call money was offered at 6 per
cent with per cent the maximum
bid ..
Personal.
Rolfe Z. Boiling, president Of the
Commercial National Bank. was out
of town yesterday on a short busi.
ness trip.
80 A. I. b. Meeting,
Raymond B. Dickey, prominent
local attorney. will address the ad-
vanced class, American Institute Of
Banking, tonight on the last of a
series on contracts. The address
will take in the performance Of.
assignment and discharge of con-
tracts
President W. J. Waller will pre-
side.
Banks Display Flags.
Conformable with the decision
reached at a recent meeting OF the
District Bankers Association, prac-
tically every bank in the District
Is displaying a varied assortment
Of hags. While a few of the in
stitutIons are still bare, It Is a safe
bet they will all be in line for the
holiday tomorrow.
Denies RumOr.
For the benefit OF the doubling
pubild. .AB. A. Bowles, cashier of the
Potomac Savings Bank, vehemently
denies-- that a trust company Is
about TO take over the control OF
his institution
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. She sugar market
closed ? to 8 points higher.
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Miss Annie B. Hood Dies.

GOLDSBORO, N. c.. Nov. 9.-Annie
B. Hood, aged 16, daughter of George
e. Hood. former Representative from
this district. died suddenly last night.
The funeral was held at o'clock
today. 81.
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lPLETE DAILY RECORD OF STOCK BOND TRANSACTIONS
LOCAL

CIV. =. Hfbbs q Co. Hfsbs BIas-
Members washi.Ets. steek
Exehsnge.)
srocKs.
Washington Gas So. $500 az a.
0IX.
Pot Elec En and Ref ID. W. l.. $1,000
at Jos, 1000 At 101. q. 900 At 1Os. 81 900
at los. q. 900 at los.
Washington Ry and Else pfd. at g.
AerEenthsIer LinOtype. At 1854. at
1854, at I2sh.
AFTER CALL
W.,hinstou Gas Light. 10 at 30. 10 II
20, 10 at 90.
Washington Gas Light rvs, 500 at lOsK.
Washington Ry and Blee pfd, . AZ 90,
10 at es, 10 at eslS. 10 at esh.
Money call loans. and Psr cent
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potal shares against Monday 5e ESQ
week 12S0,330 ESQ. ago.
From January 142513OO against 1856 year
and 27O. .S06 VIC years
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Mayor King Lucky Hunter.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Nov. 0.
Mayor ]. Garnett King. with sew
eral friends, has returned from a
three days hunt. The party bagged
six wild turkeys, sixteen partridges
and twenty rabbits.
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Sevcn-eights OF the residential
building permits issued In four
California cities were for houses
within three blocks Of the street
car lines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
SeUerdi Deep Wells Com
Diefed in Duncan Field

The No 2 well of Ilartwcll and
Fitzgerald located In the nOrthoagt
corner of the northwest of the north
west Of the southeast of 32-ls-Sw Is
reported 10 be doing around LOCO
barrels per DAY Tho sand In the
big producer was topped nt 2,l1h
feet hnd 10 was drilled feet in. The
now well extends the pool about a
quarter mile west.
The wildcat test of Ash Brorhcrs
located In tho sputhcast corner of
the northwcet of the southeast OF
lS-ls-Sw has showing for 500
barrel well in sand found from lf63
to 1,767 feet. II h making some gns
and spraying considerable oil The
now well Is several miles from the
nearest production, and will certain
ly mean new pool II 1t comes in u
good producer.
The semi wildcat test OF the Cos
den OIL ~ Gas Co. In 1O-1s-Sw yes
torday was drilled through the plug
and struck about n 100000 foot
gas show IN suud from 2,lSO TO 2,l35
feet. Such u Ras puff was found In
the Cosdcn producer located In the
northwest ot 10, aud the new well
will be drilled on down for the pay
right beneath II is located In the
southeast corner OF the southwest
Of the southeast OF section l0-ls-Sw.
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Much NeD Work in
Burbank Field

owing TO the good showlngs
whlch have been found In some Of
the outside wells lately In the Bur
hank pool there arc now rigs
sprlnging up everywhere. Definite
reports on the following new opera
lions have been obtained: The q.
T. a X. Co. has "a rig up, located IN
me northwest corner of the south
west OF tho northwest of 3l-2T-6;
the Sinclair OH company has a rig
up. located in the northeast corner
or the southwest OF 36-27-5; tho
GYPSY on company has a rig up
located In the center OF the north
line OF the southeast OF 29-27-6; the
Garter OIL company has n rig up,
located in the southeast corner OF
the northeast of the southeast OF
p-26-6; the Carter has n rig up.
located In the southeast corner of
the northeast OF 0-26-6, The Carter
OIL company has a RIG up, locn tod
In tho northeast corner OF the south
east OF 6-26-G, the Sinclair has a
RIG UP In the southeast corner of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

northeast Of 1865. Gordon n
spencer have a tig up, located in
tho northeast corner Of the south
,nst Of 1-2G-5. the Gypsy OH com
pluy Dr. Ilgglur up pu Itg So. g,
located Zoo The nurthWcN corner Of
the northeast of 31-2f-G, tho Carter
pu company has rig up. located iu
th' northeast corner of southwest
Of 3l-1i-G. tho Carter OIL company
has % rig buildinH located in the
auuthwoFt corner OF the southeast
uf the southeast OF 5.2G-G. aud the
So. Z well of tho National EXplura-
tiuu company located lu the south
rtst corner ~ the southwest of tho
southwest of l-2G-G iH u rig
WIN the good fluwngs which
have boon found ~ tho wells Of the
bryunilu ON company. located iu
The northeast corner of the south -
cart Of rho southwest ~ $3.50.
which had a hole fun of oil from
sand topped M 2.H9i fuct, and the
wei ~ Simona and others. located In
the southeast corner of tho north
c1Ht NJ b-2G-G. which topped sand ct
2,N1i fcot aud has a good showing,
it looks aH though thcrn ~ a vory
large proven area yet undrillcd.
which viii yield very big prOduc-
ton whom drilling starts again. Re
cent wells completed are as follows.
The No. wcll of the carter on
company located ln the aputhoaHt
corner Of th" northeast of the north
west Of 1896, found sand from
1855 10 2.N9l feet aud is good for
ihO barrels after "A l00-quart shot,
The 30 well OF tho carter on
company. located In the .Fouthwcst
corner Of the southeast of 9-26-G.
found sand from 2,Sb3 to 2,G15 feet
and H. good FOR ib0 barrels. tho No.
well of the Garter on company
located in the northwest corner Of
the southwest OF 0-2G-G. found sand
from 2,St2 to 2,S37 feet. and after
five nvo-qunrt shots is good for GOO
barrels, Tho Carter oil company
woll, located Ia the northeast cor
uor OF the northwest OF the north
west of, 0-2G-6, has been completed,
good for liO barrels. In sand from
2.SS3 To 2.SDS feet, ana tho No.
well OF the National Exploration
located In the southeast
corner OF the southwest OF i-26-G, is
good for 10 barrels per hour In sand
from 2.7iS to 2.7bO feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Local Company Gets Big
Gasser in EidOradO Field

The No. l BOYD of the GLADYS
Belle OIL company, located In the
center of the east limo of the south
east Of the southeast OF the
southwest of al-t7-15, Edo
radu field. was drilled In yos-
torday and started out making i0,-
600 900 feet of gas, TheiBussey sand
was found from 2,2b0 to 2,27U feet,
As the well Is only 90 feet In the
sand, 1t is probable that 1t may 90
into an oil well later NJ the big pro-
duction I'm the Bussey well was
found 25 feet I'm the sand, This COM
pany also has their No. Boyd cc-
mcnted on the sand, ana will drill
In within the next few days.
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around BdId mn

with the bringing iu ~ the big
Wilcox sand we'll OF the Independent
on company located In the south
east corner OF the southwest OF o.
i5-1l several days ago. which is
stil doing around 300 barrels in tho
top Of the sand. oil activity has been
stimulated lot in this section Of
tho country and It is expected nu-
mcrous new operations will be
started around the now deep sand
pool within the noSt week or so.
Other interesting tcsta in this dis
triCt arc as follows:
The 40. ! Peters Of the Dcyonian
on company. located in the south
east corner ~ the northwest Of lSr
I5-1i, Is good for 30 barrels In sand
from l,7Oi TO l.7OS feet.
No. Durnnt Of tho Riverland on
company located in the southeast
northeast of 26-I5-I1. had sand
from 1857 to 1892 feet, but ia now
drilling deeper.
". ~ Harsha Is drilling at 2.I0O
feet In his No. 3 Mcintosh, located
ia the southeast corner OF the north
east OF the southwest Of 2S-l5-1i.
aud should pick W the wilcox sand
very soon.
Tho Great Lakes no Rcntic,
located In tho northwest corner OF
tine northwest OF 35-lb-14, IS shut
down at 2,l07 feet to shoot
Tho carter OH company has a rig
up iu the center Of the south line
OF the southwest Of the southwest
OF 26-15-1i.
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Drilling in SeBu-Widcdt
in North Duncan POOi

The semi wildcat test ot Smvhc
aud otncrs located in the contcr OF
the east line OF tho northeast of
tho southwest of 3l-1u-sw, which is
about half mile southwest OF the
Cant Il Parsons producer in the
northeast ~ section 3D. is being
drilled In today and at last re-
ports was not showing very good
for an oil well The casing was sot
at 2. 0SS feet and an 9 feet boz the woll
was making big production Of
gas. some oil, ana considerable
wutcr 80 estimate was mado at the
showing az that time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Important Operations in
UeHrUetta UiStrici

Tho so. 2 Johnson. OF the Atlantic
Producing company located iu the
northwest corner ~ tho northeast
of 2-lO-it has 10 . 100000 foot gas
show ip fHud from 2.515 tp 2.52O
feet, and ar' now setting casing.
j. H. kcy'a $50. J. Marscy. located
in Tho ccutDr uf thn south line Of
thc routhpast uf ihp southeast uf the
HDuthoHFt Of H.lu.Ii. has l5.b bar
rel show with considerable water boo
sand from $3.50 tp 2,53t feet. Thoy
are now shut down.
The tWo tests Iu tiwuship Il-1O
arc very deep. a3 j. W Moore has
reached depth Of 3.O02 fcct In his
40. J. NrNtc located In tho north
west corner Of the southoast of Soc
ton 81, ana tho Henry oil company
ig still shut down 90 3.2iG feet In
thcir so. : Mcintosh. located iu the
euutho1ai corner Of tho northwost at
The northwest Ot section a..
The Tctroklt on compauy'H SO.
/ IiulWos. located in tho ccntcr Of
the west Iuo uf tho northwest Of the
southeast or li-l1-1t. found sand
from 2ii2 To- 2.i9s. wliich ala not
prove up commercial shot Th,y
are nov undcrrcamins 10 u total
depth of 1926 feet.
.r.y... ,n ,,.,,,,.,.,',, -, t.
'N',' '''' I'm P'"' ~, '''h IN l'e
Uf the northwest Of l5-l1.11, has
collapsed casing at 2.G30 feet.
!. j. Dgauor is now shut down at
5000 feet ip his No. Holmes. To-
Gated iu the southwest corner oi
tho northwest of the northwest OF
22-1l-Il.
I'm iho unriJlUclt cnrpor ar tho
poutbo1u Of g..II A. mo No / Mo.
Snc of ho pnpooso ON company.
mad "A 600 600 foot rms shuy I'm snnJ
from O,t to ora f.oi rhry arn
nov, drilling dcrprr
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u' N"',, ~ ,oIn pahy 80 Nv
'"'"p.' '"''I'u ~ l'' boul ln'uat cor
nor OF inc Hou'h"'HI Oh 'hr hotth-
''9' OF vi - ~ B""n lVi 90 paI
I'la IN sahd IRON lofb to l5O0 |
Icol.
u l. NIBton has l'-parrcl wen
IN ms no Jacobs located IN thc
north W's' corner OF IN" soulhw'
Vi ~ HuHd was l'u"u ''"i"
Ll2l 10 Las i'et.
The two tests Of NJ. .. French on |
the summers farm In township lie /
are reaching worry interesting depths. !
The No. =, located In the southca8t /
corner OF the s'u'hW'Si "t ,h' souIh- /
'oNt on h'c'loh ~ ~ now smut d""h |
At @'u'o lr'i' ana 'h' NJ. sum /
''I', IovH''d IN 'ho ''"''r OF th'
Aou'h Hn' OF the ouih"'a'
OF thc south"'H' or hovtIoh -
~ smut u"Nh a' S''"V l',U uo
o'h'' uoVP ttN' IN ullH loWn"h'p' |
nat OF lhc h'unI'S ~, " l''t'llns
'or located IN ln' southwest ooIh'I
OF thc Soutn' OF A,Vt'"h ~ w /
me barhclt lailn' ~ l'ahlhs al s''"V
leci,
Ih' 40 simmons OF tne Mu'uoI
pil company io'ul'u ~ Inv ''h''I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Two / Y inch llits
Two II n inch Bits
Two 1O-inCh Bits
one Is II linen Wilson Underream-
er, complete
one IL = inch Wilson CnderTeam-
or, complete
one l0-inch Union Underrea
complete
one l5ta inch Railer
ono l2ia inch Bailcr
one l0-inCh Bailer
Two l5ia inch Elevators
Two 12ia inch Elevators
Two l0-inch Elevators
one l2 - inch Casing Clamps
one iO-inCh Casing Clamps
one lO-inch Sip socket, complete
ono ~ inch stem
One Set Jars. 3A Pin and Box
one Crown Block, complete
ono 300-lb Ram, complete
ono Gas Regulator
one Set oil Wen supply Rope
Clamps
one Rope Socket for Manila Line
one Set Drive Clamps
one Spudding Snoe for Wire Line
1900 feet l0-inch Casing, second
hand
WIN sell the above as a whole or
Individual items.
All the above are practically new,
having been used In one hole only
except the l0-inch underreamer and
the casing,
j, T. Hcftron, Corona HoteL--adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Important Slick Wen
.ShoUiHg Water

The no. well Of the Plymouth
Petroleum company semi wildcat
located in the northeast corner of
the northwest Of tho northwest ~
2G-i5-10. which came iu good Tor
500 barrels per day lu tho Wilcox
sand. topped at 3.037 feet several
days ago. is reported 90 br making
considerable water after being
drilled little deeper Tho first
oil came from two feet in 'ho sand.
and tho water was struck az five
feet in. The well iR E'ill making
about 250 barrels of OH with tho
the water, and 10 is not likely ~
WIN hn u flILurn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

for their NO 2. Tho 40. 2 Comoy
NJ the Central National ON com
pauy, located iu the northwest cor
uer o. the south half Of the north
cast of tho northeast Of section 20,
an offset ~ tho q. T.. n y. well, IS
now making 100 barrels ~ oil 30
sand from 2,Gl5 90 2.626 feet. The
Central National has a rig up Tor
its No. g. located iu the center OF
The west line ot the east half Of
the northeast ~ section 20.
IN Tho southeast corner ot the
northwest Of 34.l2-1l, E. X. Black
has a rig on the ground Tor SO.
ll1riO.
Tho No. / Robinson Of the .. i.
a 70. company located IN the north
cas-, corner OF the northeast Of 3D.
I2-ll, ls a rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

well known oil operator of that
name, be- here from Pittsburgh.
J. s. Cosdpn. accompanied by T..
II. Perry and Henry Cries are oX-
pcctcd in this morning from Edo
rado, Ark.
Forrest 4. Gilmore of Forrest =.
Gilmore company left yesterday Tor
Desdemona, Texas, on professional
business
NJ NJ Brown Of Muskogc" saye
that The Wilcox sand well recently
completed by the Independent oil
company in 22-15-l4 rs now making
about $50 barrels.
Eugene Huff In speaking of tho
United states geological survey be
ipg made along the banks OF tho
Mississippi ON account Of the new
pool at Waterloo, H.. says that "the
survey has now been made as far
north 80 Quincy and many struc-
turos have been discovered" Mr.
lluff is Of the opinion that going
south there will bc more and better
looking structures found than toward
the north.
l. 4. Harrison, president of the
Tower Gasoline company was In
Tulsa yesterday on business trip.
Mr. Harrison says he Is strong
bun on the market for gasoline. az
ne is storing this product with a view
Of getting "a better price later on.
Mr.. Harrison is the largest manu-
facturcr Of absorption gasoline in
the state. lie states ne purchased
q copy Of the Worlds Special oil
Trade edition iu Atlantic city last
February. and that the newspapers
ia that town Immediately gave
oklahoma "a good boost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Semi Wildcat Test
in OSage Makes Nice Wen

The No. well of Douglas ana
others. located In the center ut the
west limo OF the northwest OF the
northwest of 33-2t-S, Ia reported to
have started out with an initial pro-
duction OF 50 barrels natural In sand
from 1895 to 1855 feet, Tho new
well Is located about six miles north
west Of Ilominy aud about a mile
from the nearest production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

Wanted--Operato for absorption
gasoline plant; must be thoroughly
rxperienced and capable OF handling
PASSOVER engines. Address 23-E.
care Tulsa World.--Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

FOR SALE---Heayy California calf
wheel RIG, casing, tanks, seven Miles
line pipe, pumps, complete outfit fo,,
3,200 foot test, excellent condition.
used once. Priced right Box i35g
Bartlesyilie, Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

WANTED thousand acres chean
scattered leases, Eastern Okla. al
once. Can deal quick II priced right.
owners only. a. /. lI!ltom, $40
Mayo Bldg. Usage 3120,-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Win The OH Men

w w ZngorV prominent oil
operator Of OkmulRec was in Tulsa
yesterday on q short business trip.
r. &C. Jennings ir., son of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

Special offer. one year suhscrip-
tion 10 Montana OH Ncws A W,cI,ly
published In Miles Ctty. Montana
Tor sl,00.--AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
OIL AND GAS
leases Supplies - Protlucticu. Ete.

For sale all sizes In casing limo
pipe and tubing We buy abandoned
lIne an dloases, Goodman d Co.
pipe ana oil we'll supplies 325 Central
National Bank Bldg. Phone Usage
4sSo-956i. Night phone Cedar 769.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

OH land for sale by owner not
leased for OH Me OF SW of SE sec
ton IL township 10 Range 10. Ten
acres Price 100000 per acre. Phuua
Usage 5925 or Cedar l5O5.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07

Forrest l.. Gilmore of Forrest +.
Gilmore company. left yesterday Tor
besdemOua, Texas, on professional
business