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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Development Around
NeU Deer Creek Producer

Latest reports from the Dccrcrcek
wildcat producer, located In the
southwest corner OF the southeast OF
the southeast Of 15-27-3w, contain
tho Information that the operators
are experiencing some trouble in
getting the casing down, as there Is
about 500 feet OF open hole and con
siderable caving. The we'll as II,
now stands. three feet in the sand
topped at 2,942 feet, is making in
termittent flows and is estimated to
be good for from 200 to 500 barrels
per day. II will take at least a
week before the easing can be
landed, and the hole put on down in
the sand to find out definitely what
the well will do. The well was
drilled by the Western States on
& Land Co, OF Casper. Wyo, which
is Il subsidiary Of the Midwest Re
flni~ company and the Standard
interests. 1t is reported the tcst on
the crude from the new well showed
AZ gravity
The most important development
In Grant county heretofore has
been the big gas wells found a half
mile southeast OF the new producer
the first gasser being completed
August 1, 1920. The Blackwell Oil
q Gas Co. has a $4,000, ,000-foo
gasser located in the southeast cor
ner of the northeast of section 20,
which found the sand from 2,435 to
2,450 feet. The No. well OF the
Western states Petroleum company,
located in the northeast corner of
the southeast of section 22, came in
good for 100000 feet OF gas I'm
sand from 2,430 to 2,A35 feet. The
Blackwell company also has a.
N4t 4 ~.
northwest corner OF the southwest OF
section 20, which found the sand
from 2,422 to 2,424 feet, and No.
well OF the Oklahoma Natural Gas
company, located in the southwest
corner OF the northwest of section
20, found the sand from 2,40I to
2,4l3 feet, and started out making
100000 feet. These gassers arc
all offsets, and are reported 20 have
had good showinGs in three shall
lower sands before reaching the
2,40O-foot pay.
The new pool is cut off from any
great extension to the southeast by
n dry hole, located in the southwest
corner Of the northwest OF the
southeast of section 90, Just an
eighth OF mile east OF the ga ssers,
and about threc-quarters of "A mile
southeast of the producer. This
hole was drilled by the Western
states Petroleum company and was
drilled 10 a total depth of 3,l5S
feet. The only other well drilled in
the near vicinity was put down by
the Marland oil & Gas company, To-
Gated In the southwest corner of
26-27-3w, and 1t was a failure 10
death OF 4,040 feet. Judging from
the way the big companies have
leased up, it looks as though they
found the structure running In the
northeast direction from the well, as
in this direction such companies as
the Marland, Texas GYPSY and Cos
den companies have big acreage.
Other dry holes in this district
are as follows: In the northeast
corner OF the southeast Of 15-2S-2w.
there is "A dry hole to total depth
of 1886 feet; in the southwest cor
ner OF the northeast Of the south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13

west OF iO-27-4w. there il "A 2.oO7-
foot failure. in tho southeast corner
OF the northwest OF i0-28-2w, the
Bartlesville Zinc company drilled q
failure to "A total depth Of $50 feet
and the Gladys Belle OH Cumpan,
drilled a hole to l34b feet ON ts
block OF acreage around the north
east corner of 2S-26-2w. which was
hnally abandoned ON account OF "a
tad hole.
As to new development there Be-
no doubt, hut what many now lu.a-
TONS viii be announced in the next
few days. most likely the first Will
DE 10y the Prairie. which owns thu
lbO-acre offset 20 the south. The
imperial Petroleum company had
rlg W iu the southwest corner OF
the northwest OF the southwest OF
the southwest Of l9-27-iW. at last
reports which were about a month
ago. Ward ana others have biz
block OF acreage around 2g-2N-2W.
and 70 L. reported at one time made
a location In section 20. The Ma
uonh Union Oil company has a
good sized block around 8-2N-3w.
which may be drilled soon. As the
gus wells are only drilled 10 a total
depth OF 2,IO0 feet 20 is also eN
pco,cd that they will be put on down
TO the new producing horizon. Any
way there IS no doubt that the new
producer is the beginning OF lot
or big play for Grant county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
NeU Competitions
In the Osage

The No. l well OF the Gypsy OH
company located in the northwest
OF the southwest Of the northeast OF
2b-22-7, is good for 20 barrels i'm
sand from 2,s92 to 2.955 feet. The
pay was given shot of 40 quarts.
In the southwest corn-- OF the
northeast OF the northeast OF l9-
22-lO the No. well OF the o. =.
X. company found sand from
1881 TO 1,Ss2 feet, and started out
making 160 barrels after a zoo
quart shot.
Hlvick and others No. / well, b-
Gated in the center OF the southeast
OF the northeast of s-23-l1, is good
for 80 barrels after a 130-quart shot.
sand was found from 1850 to l,7OS
feet
The No. well OF Hill and others.
located in the center Of the east
line Of the southeast OF 2O-24-1l.
has been shot with 200 quarts and
is good for 10 barrels.
Douglas and others have a So
barrel well natural In their No. l.,
located in the southwest corner Of
the northwest OF the northwest OF
3S-24-S. Sand was found from l,94l
to 1855 feet.
The owen Usage oil company has
a failure 10 LII feet in it's No.
wei located I'm the center of the
southeast Of the southeast Of 81
29-12.
The No. well OF the Oklahoma
Central on company, located in the
southwest corner OF the northeast
Of the southwest Of 35-20-l1, is now
drilling at a total depth OF 1895
feet with a hole fun of water and
will probably be abandoned. This
test found the lime at 1854 feet.
The No. 16 well OF the Marland
OIL a. Refining Co. located In the
center of the north line OF the
northwest OF S425-9, is dry and
abandoned at a total depth OF 2,09S
feet.
c. NJ. Titus and others have a as
barrel well in their No. ], located
in the center OF the west line OF the
northeast OF the southeast OF ga
ass. Sand WAS fonud from 2,404
TO 2,432 feet, and the hole was
drilled to a total depth Of 2,435
feet.
The Dallas Usage oil company
has "A failure In its No. I, located
in the southeast corner of 25-27-l0,
which was drilled TO a total depth
of 2,040 feet. The lime in this test
was topped at 1880 feet.
The No. wen OF the Flesher
Petroleum company, located in the
center OF the north line OF the
northwest Of tho southwest Of l.
2l-ll, found sand from 1873 to
1903 feet and started out making
1877 barrels natural.
The Finance Oil company's No. 2
well, located in the center of tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
A Tribute to Bert DeLOzier
BY ]. Z. LAWRENCE.

BY J. Il. LAWRENCE.
Toe oil fraternity has hardly re-
covered from the shock ii received
sunday afternoon. when the un-
,um.ly death Of B. l.. DeLo2ier. so
attectionately known as Bert" De-
Lozer, occurred.
II is not eXaggerating to say that
ln the few years in WHICH Bert had
been engaged in the oil business,
he had made as many lasting friends
as anyone. and while all regret his
sudden going away, after all II is
sweet memory OF his smiling face
Ills friends retain. The last hearty
hand-shake received from Bert De-
Lo2er leaves in the mind a recollec-
'on Of the firm grip and the ruddy
meek Of real honest, vigorous man.
Death always leaves bleeding hearts.
ana the sorrow cannot be softened
'aether a life il taken, as was his.
'lne twlnkling of an eye. or after
long and useful life, There are
no words that can soften the blow,
olt 10 US II seems that the lingering
recollection Of the hearty smile and
me tirm grip OF the nand shake
.epays in part at least for early de
Mise.
Bert engaged In the oil business
soout 1915 with the Sapulpa Re
.hlng company, In the accounting
uepaHment, having resigned mis- po-
Huon as assistant cashier OF the
.Ist National bank of Sapulpa,
.Melch position he had honorably
.tIeu Tor several years past feeling
ual greater opportunities were of
.g,eu IN the oil business His rise
NS rapid, until in 1916 he held tho
pos!uon OF sales manager of tnat
,9"lern' which position he resigned
accept the management of the
.or "o.or Fuel company, and after this
ppaly was taken over by the Lake
AK REFINING company, he contin-
under that employment as the
'pular sales manager of that con-
g,A uhtl 1919, when the opportuni-
~ Vl Toe Texas field attracted him
g,s, ne resigned his position to en-
p1ss IN N the producing business in
worm, whore he remained until
Sis,I' year ago when ne became
rC' manager for the Transconti-
ma OIL company, locating in
~ ,1's' - though his family continued
I'VE IN Sapulpa."
Al" lesiay night, the 7th. Mr..
f- MrS' DeLoZier with several
bor,oh were being entertained at the
vbo, uI Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Unger.
maj heit on account OF a previous
s-','aaS s,'.gSS engagement, was forced 10
"a, T himself TO take the train
pre,'noF' worth, and with his ever
wbtIL smile, he bade this group
''ose friends a goodnight, and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
TULSA DAILY WORLD. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1a. 1921

south line OF the northwest OF the
southwest OF lS-22-1l. found sand
from 1918 20 1910 feet. and IL
good for 40 barrels after a 6O-quart
shot
The Lawrence Oil q Gas Co. has
l2b-barrel well In its No. 1,
located In tho southeast corner Of
the northeast of 2-2l-ll. Sand was
found from l,S4S to 1867 feet
The No. 2 well OF tho Nowata OIL
Refining Co, located in the north
east corner OF the northwest OF the
northeast OF 22-2g-ll. Is dry and
abandoned at a total depth of i.o5i
feet.
Hadley and others No. well.
located In the northwest corner of
the northeast OF the southwest OF
l4-29-1l, is shut down on top OF
the sand found at Sl5 feet
The No. 3 well Of tho Winona oil
company located I'm the southeast
corner of the northeast Of the north
east of 1899, is dry and abuu-
doued al a total depth ~ 2.155 feet.
The lime In this test was topped at
2,l2O feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Sererdi Failures in TiiiBtdn-
Cotton Districts

The 40. ! Covers of the Oakland
on company located iu tho south
east corner of tho northwest oi 10
4s-lOw. is dry and abandoned at "a
total depth ~ 1850 feet
Tho oklahoma Texas On com
panys No. / we'll located in the
southwest corner " the northeast
OF the southwest OF 29-bs-t2w. is dry
and abandoned at "A total depth OF
l,g23 feet.
King and others no. I Blvorbod.
located tn the southwest corner OF
Z law. ~ dry ana abandoned at
It total depth of l,1p1 feet
The No. 1 well ot tho oklahoma
star Refining company located boo
the northeast rornvr % the north
west OF the northeast Of h-bs-1bw,
Is dry and abandoned AZ l.Otu foot.
Windsor and others Nu. ! Naincs,
located In the northwest corner OF
the northeast OF 5.jA. laW. is dry
and abandoned at a total depth OF
iO4b feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
MI. MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Shutdown Committee
,SuspendS Activities

The committee on Conservation
and Coueiliation OF the Mid-Coati.
rcut OIL a. Gas association, which
vas appointed on February i6, at
thc request of the members of the
association, to promulgato and en-
force rules and regulations toward
a complete shutdown OF all un-
necessary drilling operations in OK
lahoma and Kansas, yesterday sus-
npudoI IT'S activities, which auto
mstIea'ly removes the restrictions
and regulations which have been
governing the existing shutdown I'm
the Ncli. In its report, the con-
servation committee asked that il be
discharged giving the following rea 81
sois. "thc announcement that the
committee would dishand when the
p,So Nuo companies and other nur-
chasing agencies I'm Kansas and Ok
lah0ma were again accepting for
purchase all oil offered" which IL
now stated was the case; and be
cause many OF the operators thought
that the conditions had improved TO
such an extent as TO justify a re-
moval Of FestriCtiSls on drilling
however the executive committee re-
fused the appeal for n discharge
stating that conditions had not suf-
Nciontly cleared up to justify n be-
lief that all danger is passed
In the report OF the conserve ton
committee rendered yesterday nm
rouncing their suspension, very
pertinent warning was issued to the
operators, although admitting that
an Of the purchasing concerns were
taking all OF the crude oil offered,
hut stating that there was great
dagger that this condition would be
on| temporary, unless the indlvldu-
Al operators practiccd conservation
u their drilling activities. The fol-
loving reasons for conservation
we're given by the committee: First.
while the gasoline market has stiff
'aned somewhat, tho general de-
mand for petroleum products at
home and abroad has not revived;
second. petroleum stocks I'm the
United states and in the midconti-
rent fields are increasing at a rapid
rate, so rapidly I'm fact as to soon
fll all storage tanks, and third,
Unless consumption revives In the
immediate future sufficiently TO cut
this rate materially, further de-
moralization in the producing in
dustry may be expected" In conclus-
Ion Of It's report, the committee eN-
pressed the hope that in the future
all branches of the industry will
cooperate at least to the extent OF
frank interchange of statistics, and
up-to-date facts showing the rela
ton between supply and demand 20
the end that there may be no re-
currence OF the disaster of last
winter, but so that steps may be
taken In time TO insure the main
tenanco OF "A reasonable equilibrium
within the industry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
GYPSY Starts Important
Wildcat

PONCA CITY. April i2.-Thc
Gypsy OIL company has spuddcd in
its important wildcat test I'm the
southeast OF 29-27-5 in extreme
eastern Kay county, at n point three
miles northeast Of Knw city, where
Il considerable acreage was recent
~ assembled. This test is north
west, several miles, OF the proven
hickman and Carter pools, which
lie between kaw city and Burbank,
and whore the Marland company re
Gently sold a half interest I'm lease
To the RoNana for $l,50O,0 900. Mum 20
erous leases are changing hands In
the vicinity of the Gypsy's test as
the reRult OF dcNclOpmcnt atnrtinR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
COmpiefions in the
Florence Pool

The Amerada Petroleum company
yesterday drilled in its No. 6. To-
Gated in the northwest corner OF the
southwest of the northwest of 2l-
21-5, and the well started out doing
roo barrels Sand was found from
2,2S2 to 2,2Si feet.
The Prairie Oil G. Gas Co. has
an estimated 500-barrcl well I'm It's
No. II, located in the northeast
corner OF the southeast of the north
east OF 20-2lr5. This is an offset
to the west bf the new Amcrada
well.
one Of the most important COM
plotions for several days in the
Florence district was the failure
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Sinclair Wen Near Sdpuipd
Makes n Producer

The No. well of the Sinclair OH
& Gas Co., located I'm the northeast
corner OF the southwest OF lO-1S-lO,
was yesterday drilled II feet deeper
in the sand topped nt 2.I2S feet,
making total OF 10 feet in the
sand, and started out making $50
barrels natural. The new well viii
be completed at this depth, as the
said was drilled through.
The Sinclair producer is "A semi
wildcat, being located several miles
from the nearest production, and
no doubt means the opening OF "A
new pool. with the bringing i'm Of
the new well, II makes "A total of
three new pools which have been
discovered in township 1910. in the
last month, and opens up "a lot of
that territory to immediate dcvcl-
Opmcnt.
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with the oil Men

T.. O. Bartlett. vice president. and
J. A. Furloug, treasurer, ot tho
NJrusdaU Ou company are In th"
city from New York. Roth are wei
pleased with tho situation os they
lind il hcr@
E NJ Wurl who W Interested iu
u well drulug ut lNrcdonta, knusaH
where ihey are locking for shallow
r,s is back and Says that his we'll
which is located iu lN.3O-ti is likely
tu make a. lut ut money as Eus b.
selling for hE prices IN that diH.
uI,t
E W M,lNniu. vice president of
tho oklahoma Producing and Re.
lining company is back from Co
luWhua ohio.
l.. weeks ~ tno :irm Of Luke,
Ranks and Weeks ot New york. who
ia president Of tnr pcnukC OIL com
ptly IA IN the city
Albert FHnson OF the Ron OIL an
Gas company. announces that hts
firm has takvu over the operation
of the Union Oil and RotininE com
pany at Granncld. OKLA, which has
a 'AiAilIN Nl AHaN' NhI VIZ l'l NNf
g.. W, StraWn ~ the firm OF baker
4 StraWu is In the city and is much
pleased with the developments I'm
the Hewitt flyld. lie says that they
have nice lease in 22.A-2, produc-
ing 100 barrels that they have about
four more wells tu ann and have
only one well producing from deep
pay sand, There are two which Will
soon be- down TO that sand wnich
is about l.N0O feet In this par
uyullr part ~ the Hewitt field, be
sides the 1900 foot sand from which
they are producing. there IL nlso "a
pay sand from 1900 or 2,3O0 10
which they have not drilled any
wells yet Drilling operations In the
Hewitt field have hcen very much
Curtailod by reason of the decline
lu price and only wells that have to
bo drilled TO take care of offaotH
are now being drilled, The Prairi"
oil a Gas Co are running moH
of the oil from the Hewitt field. Tho
field is now producing S,lO0 barrels
daily
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Another WiicOr Sand Wen
in South Slick District

The Texas company yesterday
drilled In it's No. well. located in
the center OF the north line of the
northwest OF tho northwest OF %
1910, and the well started out max
ing 1850 barrels after 30-uuart
shot This test has been "A small
producer In the DWchcr sand for
some time, but was drilled deeper.
and the big production was found
in the Wilcox sand from 2,963 TO
2,9Nl feet The Wilcox sand poo.
now including part OF the south half
Of % and part OF the north half OF
36-l5-lO. has recently furnished
*omo OF the biggest producers IN the
state, and looks ike It may be as
prolific a Wilcox sand pool as was
found in 22-1i-11.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Executive Committee Meets

The executive committee of the
Western Petroleum . Rcfincrs as
sOciation met at the Mcuhlbach hotel
Kansas City Monday to review the
general situation. There was n
largo attendance and very opti-
mistic feeling prevailed. II is the
purpose OF the executive committee
to meet once or twice month and
much good Is expected to result
from this active interest of the as
sociation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Public Library for Picher.

Special 60 Tho World.
plCHER. April l2.--At n recent
meeting Of the I'm Avnnt Literary
club Of this place a movement was
launched to establish free public
library I'm picher and Mrs. Edna
Ilusted and Mrs. Clyde Hooker were
appointed "a com mittco To act In
furthcrHnce of the good work.
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brought in yesterday by tho Ramsey
petroleum company located iu the
northwest corner of the northeast
of 29-21-b, which found the 400
foot pay fun ot water This failure
cuts of the pool FOR any extension
TO tho anuIhMrsI
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What hit me?"
~ motorcycle"
impossible; counted -Four
wheels
at ran over you twice
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OlL ANDGAS
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.,c,,ssou you want TO buy settled oil pro-
ireaI hrst class in every way, at
uinss pafgain fitting these financial
Co wSIlte the Greer Investment
"'O'--Adyt. VI phohe Usage
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iornia snss cars Ia inch, 32 H., Cali
hch ,22P5clal Casing; / car s 3-l6
gain MI To-, Gushing Collar. bar.
ridge Il. o. B. cars, Breck en- =
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ton 10 oiter, one year subscrip-
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Zoe Il0S N Niles City, Montana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-07
COLGATE TEAMS
RUN IN CYCLES
Maroon Eleven Not Expected to
Offer Much Opposition to
Princeton Tomorrow
SHORT TALKS MAKE HIT
BY JACK STRUBING
Farmer princoton Quarterback

Tomorrow Princeton faces Colgate in
the second game of the football cam
paign. Colgate Is what Is commonly
known as a "cycle" college. That Is
to say, she runs in cycles of good teams
Ali small colleges have this trouble.
They spend three or four years puilu-
ing up a strong team and for one sea-
son will have good eleven. Ihen
virtually the whole team will graduate
and they will have TO start all over
again. In 1910 Colgate had one OF the
best football teams in the country, when
Anderson, Gillo, West and others OF
like ilk were playing: Last year sns
did not look 80 good, and this yes.
very little is known about the Mnroon n
team except that It is no world peate,. p
The Tiger coaches expect little trouple
in winning, but are watching the yam
anxiously. This is their last chahee
to learn what is lacking before IhsS
meet the Middies on the lGth' G" .I'ro
gate, whether strong or weak. Il SUR
to have a nice machine, ana the 1isei'
faults will stand out. .,,
All week has been devoted TO smooth.
ing out the rough edges, shooting
little oil into the works and getting
the men along on the road to physical
perfection. They are fast catchinS thS
much needed wind and stamina, ana
Roper should find a different story TINS
week from that told against the Garhet'
A week of specializing on wind develop
ment has worked wonders.
Many Talks by Roper
Besides the regular practice, ROPER
has handed the squad series OF snort
snappy talks. This is one OF the DIG
points of his system. No long drawn
out blackboard dissertations, but just
an informal chat for about half hour
with checkers to illustrate. The old
idea was to make the men eat, talk.
think and sleep football. They started
at 1 80 and quit at 8. Then a long,
tiresome talk after supper. Not salts.
fed to let them go, the coaches would
nut tennis shoes on the men and have
the beloved signal drill in the gym.
The result was that the men got 80
much football they became sick OF the
sight and smell Of pgskin. BY the
time the big game came along the men
were all burned out and stale.
Roper has another theory, AS 1T
tie football as possible and still all we
need" The practices are short ant
snappy. In the scrimmage, when q
man gets sore and starts to tear thu
man opposite him to pieces Roper yank'
him and sends him to the showers. Th'
man can hardly wait until the next da!
to get back in there again. There ar
no long lectures. A short talk before
or after supper.
There has been very little increase o.
change in the stock OF plays whicl