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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Around the 'TOnkdUa Pool

Several new locations have been
made and Il is expected that several
new wells will start up within a
short time
The Prairie made a location in
the southwest corner OF the north
half Of the southeast OF l0-24-1w,
and also location in the northeast
corner OF the southeast OF 9-24-iw.
Tho Blackwell Oil 4 Gas Co. pur-
chased the northwest quarter OF
3-24-1w and made a location in the
southeast corner OF the northwest.
The Humphreys Petroleum have
a location in the southeast corner
of the northwest OF 1O-24-lw
The Armada have a location IN
the northwest corner of the north
east OF l5-24-lw.
The white Eagle made a location
In the northwest OF the southwest
Of the southeast Of l0-24-lw,
The Prairie have set S-inch at
2.4T5 and are now drilling about
$500 feet on its well located I'm the
southeast Of the southeast OF
9-24-1w.
The Tarus Continental. located In
the northeast Of the southeast OF tho
southwest Of 9-24-1w are drilling at
2,A9O feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Another Big one
In the Lyons POOi

The fifth big producer Iu 25-ll-ll
is that of the Garter on company
test on the Barnett allotment In the
southwest corner Of the northeast
OF 25. which ls flowing 25 bar
rcis per hour. natural while an
accurate sand record could not be
obtained at the Carter offices, maps
show the well 10 be about 10 feet
in the 2.5Sl-foot pay a later re-
port Is looked for.
This big well. which Is now show
ing FOR 500 barrels and still uncom-
pleted H. the fifth producer for this
one section, the lndiahoma Retin-
ing company ana Lyons numbers
and are making 500 barrels, tht
oklahoma Central well is "a 500
barrel producer, while the carter
well offsets the Pappoosc on com.
pany we'll which is estimated at 4OC
barrels Twenty new rigs are M
In this immediate vicinity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
In the Usage

shriber and others well 40. !
located In the northeast quarter o.,
s-2l-9 found the Bartlesyllle sthd
dry. from 2,267 TO 2,3lS. The top on
Tho lime was found at 2,40l feet and
are now drilling at 2,4lO feet
Charles Page well No, bS in the
southwest quarter Of 26-2l-9 shows
5000, 900 feet OF gas at l,757 tee'
at present shut down.
lawrence well No. q IN tne
outhwest quarter OF ls2l-lu !.
drilling at about 2,30O. the top ol
the lime was at 2,205 feet.
z. B. George well No. ! IN INC
northwest quarter or lo-A%-l
found the lime at 1914 -,
Peters well No. ! in tho south
west Of 3l-2S-a are drilling at 2,47b
the lime was found at 2,34l feet
Red Bank well No. l I'm the south,
west Of 3O-23-12 drilled 20 a tota
depth OF 2,359 feet and are plugslhA
back 10 21OS for gas.
Marland we'll 80 2 In the north
west quarter Of 1886 found waite
sand from 3 $50 10 1884 feet an'
a dark brown sand from 3264 u
1850 having a nice show oi OH
Sterling well No, 1 in the south
east quarter OF 3l-2j-I Is shu
down at $3.50 feet
Sinclair well No. 3 In the north
east Of 1865 have pipe trouble a
2.i3O feet and are shut down wait
' ing for orders.
p. q. & G. CO. well No. In IN
northwest quarter Of 4-2G-6 foun,
the top OF the sand at 2,S25 ana ~
feet In the we'll made IS barrels pc
hour.
Carter well No. g I'm tho south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
With the Oil Men

Captain Constantin and Pat Nal
10y are In New York. having been
called there by representatives Of the
nglo-AmeriCan Petroleum company
with reference to new business II
will mean much to the rCfners In the
Continent field II the negotia-
tions now under way materialize sat
isfactorily,
J. S. Cosdcn. Jacob France and e.
II. Perry are in Texas looking over
the new development in the vicinity
OF MeXia.
n. T. Musscr, known far and wide
as the very aggressive salesman for
the General American Tank Car cor
puration, is in the city comforting
with Vice President COPELAND, Mr.
Musser predicts lively business dur
ing the coming winter and spring
and says that the year 1922 Will
eclipse all previous records In the
oil business.
Hobby sharpe. who is recovering
nicely from a fractured wishboue as
the result OF an automobile accident,
Is now able to be out I'm his own
car. II is understood that "Bobby'
has had both the high and iuterme-
diate gears removed from his car.
Judge Armstrong, who IS interest
cd with Governor Haskell in some Of
the largest Of the governors prUduc-
Ing properties in the ntiuont
field, is In the city on business.
Rex Winget, general manager Tor
the Gustafson & Spencer peop'e @, is
back from Chicago and is Of the
opinion that business Is going 10 be
Unusually good during the winter
Fuel OH is not quite 40 high as
We would Ike 20 see n this time "
year" he says but otherwise
prices are very satisfactory"
W. n. Carter Of Cleveland, Okla.
| is In the city, and reports that there
| Is one wei, starting IN the entire
Cleveland district, 70 being the Was
son and others located in the south
west of the southeast OF 25-2l-G
which is spudding,
/ Allen p. Berry, who is selling the
] Lorraine oil and gas separator
manufactured IN California IL In tho
CITY after a nine years absence, dur.
ing which time he has probably
seen as much OF the world and had
as much excitement as any Of them
/ Mr.. Berry was with the Oklahoma
| Natural Gas company when he left
here In 1872, going 10 India, where
he remained for two years, and ther
back 20 Join the army and got into
the battles in France as member
Of tank squsdron. Since leaving
the army he mas been back In india
but "a nov located IN Los Angeles
Il II made n mistake, however In cvDl
leaving Tulsa, as II Is the best toNI
I've seen since left here, said MI
Berry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
nn. MAnKEr QUOTATIONS.
The Pure Oil
Humphrey Deal

TN, Pure on companys pur-
chase uf an Interest In the big MeNia
reld. al. given In yesterdays World.
mas been the subject OF great inter-
cst among the oil fraternity ana the
cops,rsus ~ opinion is. that tnr
pure oil company has made n re-
y,arknblv good purchase. and VIII
take a leading place among al oil
concerns doing "a worldwide busi-
mes Irasmuch as Il will have at IT'S
disposal, % large supply Of crude
for all possible purposes.
The deal was simply one such as
tstommun In the oil country; in
Xmuga as Colonel Humphreys, the
Jseoy,ror and developer uf tho
Nex.a pool. has found II much bet
ter 10 have the help and the co..
operatl1n OF q concern which deals
IN a large way, and which can pro-
vide market for the oil, which
vgi he thc best available. ADd, on
tho other hand. the Pure Oil com
pany with It's hundreds Of miles of
plne limo and large refiucrics. on
he Atlantic Coast, In Pennsylvnuih,
Ohio. West virginia. and IN OKLA
homn. can certainly use vast guam
titles OF OH TO supply the domestic
and foreign trade which Is at their
command.
The pure oil company. has pur-
chased a substantial interest In the
two Humphreys producing com
panies at McNla, the consideration
S.ng S7.OOO.00O. There viii be
Elm az once, a refinery and q Joint
pipe line TO some point on the Gulf
coast. which will he under the
supervision Of tho Pure oil com
pany. which has built many lines In
many states, and is therefore In a
position 10 put the project through
al the earliest possible momcn'
There Is a likely chance that a line
from oklahoma, connecting with
this line, may be built, which would
further ontrench the Pure OIL com
pany in the strong position that IL
now occupies
AS an example OF the comments
heard yesterday, among oil men, II
Is hereby stated that James IL
Crawford, who knows the country
down there as well as anyone, being
Interested in the Brothers OIL COM
pany. with large holdings between
the Wortham well and the MeNia
field said. Il consider IL the best
deal have ever known ot IN al
nv thD'l4fuNt AlA AiA' ~
and Messrs Dawes and McElwaine,
OF the Pure Oil company, are en-
titled to the greatest credit for nay
ing been able to take on sub
e,antla, interest in Colonel Humph
rey's great property at MeNia
There Is no difference In the OF
produced at Mexia and at the
Wortham well except that the lat
Ter can be handled by skimminf
plans successfully, while the MeNia
oil will require the cracking pro-
cess to get the full amount or saso'
line that oil carries"
TIE above is but one OF many
favorable comments heard, and
there is a decided feeling OF relief
from the fact that Mexia VIII hence
forth absolutely cease to he q
menace to the price Of crude. j
Is the oil that goes to the price
making concerns. that has 70 d'
with the value OF oil. In the MId'
Continent field. and when a large
property such as that at MeNia hai
finally fallen into the hands ot M
"other fellow" IT is not honcciortn ~
available to the pricemahers. II J..
not so with any other COMMONLY
but OIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. 6241 w. II. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442

cast quarter OF $3.50 set 6-inch at
2652 and are now pulling big pipe.
The bottom OF the hole is AIS feet.
Cosdcn well 80. I in the north
east quarter of 6-2G-6 found the
sand a. 2,S96 and 2S feet In have a
bad cave. Preparations are now
being made TO- run 6-inch with the
hole full of OIL
Producers and Rofiucrs wei 40.
I In the northeast quarter OF 1925
6 picked up the sand at 2.S4S AMI
have q good show ~ off and gas
They are now pulling big pipe.
Gypsy we'll No. / In the south
west quarter OF 32-27-6 set 6-inch az
2,284 and arc now drilling at 2.76S
Finance well No. 3 In the south
cast quarter OF 27-27-1O set 6-inch
Mt 1,770 and now are drilling NJ
500 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
DingWdH Wen
to Open NeC POOt

The J. Alex Dingwall IT,. well on
the Edwards tract. IN the northwest
corner Cf the northwest Of the
southeast OF 27-23-4o. was spraying
oil an day yesterday while they we're
shut down 8 ttuB tn, J-IO-iu .
casing.
"The top ~ tho pay was found at
3.OlS feet, when dry gas was en-
countered which slowly increased 10
between 100000 and 10000, 900
cubic feet, actual gauge, before Il
began spraying oil, said Frank
Dlngwan yesterday, WS are now
OGg fee and expect to irill it IN az
roon aa tine casing Is set and We get
the rar hradcuhoaded of, We in
tended ~ .lrst TO shut It IN as "a sds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Drilling In

The Great Lakes Oil & Gas CO.,
Misener & Steers test on the old BIZ
Pemberton lease In 22-14-l4, was
drilling In last evening, but a late
report could not be obtained The
well was cased at 1.712 feet and Ia
expected to be producer In the
Glenn sand. No. on this same lease
will be IN about Friday
This well Is particularly interest
ing because IL offsets the Cosdeu &
co. big woil which is still making 400
barrels daily and 80 days old, while
No ] is still making 90 barrels daily
and more than three months old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Pipeline for
Burbank Field

The Burbank Pipe Line company
under the directions ut George W.
Sncdde win have TIA 4-inch line
from the Burbank pool TO the load
ing racks at Appersou. The line is
Is miles long with a capacity of
5000 barrels. This is an important
factor as this Is the only individual
pipeline that will move crude from
this field 10 market.
This is big news for the Burbank
field as 1t will mean that there will
be additional competition for crude
over there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
While oil Corporation
Getting Good Wen

white oil corporation drilled 10
feet IN the sand, top Of the eand
found at 2.55O feet in their well in
the southwest of the northeast Of
23-1G-lO for % show OF 100000 feet
OF gas. The well will be drilled deep
err and from present indications viii
make good one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
ShoWing for a Producer

The Margay Oil company's test In
the southwest OF 7-1s-Sw, is showing
for an oil producer, according to re-
ports received from LawtOn yester-
day Top OF tho pay was found at
2.1h0 feet and they are now feet
in The we'll was bailcd 800 feet
from the top and they are now fin
ishing the bailing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Jenkins Well Near aurora,
Mo-, ShOwing Oil

The jenkins test well near Au-
rora, Mo. has a showing OF oil at
total depth OF l,710 feet and is
shut down awaiting easing TO case
OFF the water before drilling II on
in. Blue shale encountered at 1,642
feet showed traces OF Oil, as did tho
sands found at 1877 feet. at i,6S5
feet and at the last sand, which was
topped at 1.76O feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
ROnaRd Wen
Still Shut Dorm

The Roxana Petroleum corpora
tion's test on the Horace Cole farm
in the northwest OF 24-l7-2w, Logan
county, Okla, is still shut down
waiting on the 3-lG-inch casing,
according to reports yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
s. De s. Oil Company
GettiRg Nice Wei

The S. d s. on co. Is re-
ported TO have well flowing $50
barrels natural in their test in
23-2S-5. Butler county, Kansas.
Sand was encountered from 2,755
TO 2.76O feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
MinOt e MinOt Operations

Minot & Minot are drilling at 500
feet on their Hooks farm test in the
northeast Of 33-l9-14, while their
Spencer Stevens farm test In the
southwest corner Of the southeast
OF 35-22-l5 is drilling at 800 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
BrenROn & WirOn
Going Deeper

The Brennon & Wixon test on
the James Lucas farm, in 6-27-s
Butler county, Kansas is dry nj
2,70O feet and still drilling deeper
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Tuisa-HugO Nearing Pay

Tho Tulsa Hugo oil & Gas Co
is drilling below 1000 feet on It's
test on the DR.. W. \. Cook farm, in
22-19-1S, and expect to drill into
the Wilcox sand about Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
SpidH Producer
in ShdHOU Pay

Wrsthcimcr ~ nauho'a 80, 4
Frenslcy, I'm tho southeast corner ~
the northeast ot the u0r,hcls' OF
35-Is-Bw. is q 5O-barrcl well natural
In the shallow pay found from 700
10 1ll foot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
OIL AND GAS

Vacuum unit for sale; so horse
Bessimcr engine, l. X. pump Al
Isage 667i. Box l515.--Adyt.
You can keep posted on tho most
active fields OF Kansas by subsCrib-
ihg for the Scouts club Reports.
issued every Saturday, Coutalnlns
actual conditions OF all wells drill
Hs, which is secured by personal
tlslts to the various leases each
week. Reference any bank or
operator In Greenwood or Elk
COUNTIES. Price $40 per month. a
4. McColm. manhger, Eureka, KAN
Sas.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

Reduce the Overhead d--Call yuu'
accounting and Field Forms Mid
our ready prinicd Sag ulzot
HH,scounting and Field FO.ms. Mid
mest Printing COMPANY, 90 SOut7
Soslon Usage 5sl5,--Adyt.
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SUGGEST
Be Businesslke

The thorough business air is the only o adopt
during your working hours.
Your employer watches your demeanor as an indca-
ton Of your attitude toward his business Be wide-aake
active,
Your drectness about your work will make good i'm
preston everyone with whom you in contact.
You show your real self by your outward movements
Others often influenced by what you are than
by what you say.
You will have achieved the best business air when you
forget yourself through your interest your work
It's to act important get
Just be direct
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FINANCIAL

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EMPLOYMENT
statesmen and Agents

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HASTINGS
DIS y. Michigan st.

semi bungalow modern rooms Oeu-
rooms: $4,000; built years; easy
Bungalow, rooms; modern; in beauti-
ful Roseland; built one year; $500;
easy terms.
RoOming house 16 rooms oak finish en-
tire every convenience; II blocks from
center-a beautiful house; $4,000; So
500 cash.
Read house. large rooms; barn. gar
age; . acres Of land: near trolley ;
paved highway Z miles from center
$500 WIN trade for southeast prop
crty.
rooms; excellent condition; garage
$500 VIII trade for small farm.
. rooms, story house; $1,000 easy
We have lots In Marquette Park, Harter
Heights. in every part Of city and sub
urb we have acres and half acres. See
US.
us worden Realty Company. Main
40. OBS Farmers Trust bldg.
WHITCOMB & KELLER
EDGEWATER PLACE
situated within q few minutes wax n
the business district, a Colonial T-room
modern home. Very attractive n de- IN
and convenient In Arrangement. Birch
trim with CircaSsian walnut finish. ] IrEa
living room with 1uiit-in bookcase AID
open fireplace Solid oak floors down
stairs; pantry With plenty Of cupboard
space. -Four bedrooms with extra closet
space Large bath equipped with linen
cabinet. Large attic and square, base
ment; laundry tubs, floor drain; excel
lent heating plant. Garage atmched 20
house VIII be glad % show this house
ment Farmers Trust Bldg.
NASSAR AN.-Flve- room house. electric
lights bath. city water, furnace, large
basement, good garage; this IS a new
house and a real bargain VIII take
400 y sold Immediately. $500 down &.
Son. 124 y Main ST.
: n KIRkLEY. ReaItor. rea. estate
loans insurance 100 Main ground
6oorl Lincoln 1881. Lincoln $3.50.
PROPERTY-List your farms and clts
property NTH US. Quick sales: good
Peoples State Bank Bldg. L!nc2.a
8. MICHIGAN ST.-One T-room house.
modern corner lot, square type. 8
rooms finished ia oak 2-marhiue gc--
GCe Fine phase. J. A. McCoii'uSh
AZ FELLOWS ST-10-r0om house
bath. city water. gas, an excellent To-
cation 'or r1omluE house. Price $500:
$500 down $500 Per month, rooms
il This house now bring nearly 500
per month =. n. Robinson Son. IA
y. Main 81
y. FRANCIS ST -Flve-room house.
electric lights. city water in yard gas
for cooking Price s. $40. $500 down.
s w. Robinson g. Son. 12f y. Main a.
STEICTTY NODERN--Tx-r0om home.
large living room. dining room and
kitchen hrst floor. three sleeping TO ms
end bath second n00r main rooms
finished ln oak. large lot with garage
RALPH O. OSBORNE. r altOr Main
al2 CONSERVATIVE I.-te zoe
S-ROOM MODERN-House on $. Mlchi-
gan. oak floors and trim Price right.
Wesley Van Vain. Cos Farmers Trust
Bldg
-224 s. Ninth STA seven room house
for sale electric gas, furnace barn
large enough FOR two cars. lot 1-ONlH-I O.
pr ce $4,000. 500 down. balance like
interest n taken no once
all modern: oak floors. VIII sell cheap
as owner a. leaving @lty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-06

MERIDIAN ST.-TwO-room house. cleo
trio lights gas for cooking Price
81 $50: $3.50 down and $1,000 per month.
). NJ. Robinson & Son. 124 y. Main -.
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Cottage az
$40 Allen ST. Will exchange for small
farm near South Bend. +. ]. Clark X
Son, 2O4 Citizens Bank Bldg. Res, Lin
coin 62S6. Office, Lincoln 5Sl9.
Two STORY-Brick house. S rooms all
modern; hardwood floors and trim
large basement; plate glass windows;
new roof blocks from court house
a dandy building site. Hastings Real
~ Co, 2lS y. Michigan.