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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
IN THE OIL FIELDS
office; GAL w. II. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442

about two feet In the sand topped
at 1850 feet, and started making
about 100000 feet " dry gas.
This operation. I'm the northeast
corner OF the northwest OF l-22-lO,
is about three and a half miles
southwest Of the Sinclair gasscr,
which Is Sill reported To be max
ing about 100000 feet of gas per
day,
Since the large extension OF the
Haynesvillc field TO the southwest,
oil operators IN this district are
predicting that the general up lift
runs considerable farther 10 the
wvst, and the territory between the
now gas field, and the llaynesvlilc
production Is looked upon with
great favor A number OF tests
are being drilled between the two
fields, which should settle the qucs-
tion some time In the near future.
In the Hayncsvillu field, the new
well OF Zeigen and nthcrs located
in the northeast corner Of the uorth-
west northeast OF 2S-23-S, which
was drilled I'm on october 3. is no
doubt the largest producer ever
completed IN that district as a
guago on the producer yesterday
showed It making 1900 barrels
per day shut In TO onc-thlrd capacity.
This well In the southwest cNteu-
sion Of the pool offsctting the No.
I BOND uf the ohio OH company,
apparently proves that end OF the
pool TO be the most prolific yet
drilled Into.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
Empire Wildcat
Makes Small Well

The No. OF the Empire Gas 4
Fuel CO., located In the northwest
corner OF the southeast Of The north
west OF the northeast OF 6-5s-l VI,
which caused considerable excite
ment last Monday hy making sew,
eral good flows from sand topped
at 2.b4s feet, has been drilled IN
without a material increase in show
ing. The sand In the operation was
found from 1885 20 2,54s feet and
yesterday II made three small flows
with a very little gas pressure ana
operators on the ground are esti-
mating the showing as good Tor
from 26 TO so barrels on the pump
This operation was located con-
siderable distance from the nearest
production and is a very important
development
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
Important Tests Being
Plugaed at Duncan

The important deep test OF the
Cosden OH & Gas Co.. located in
the southwest corner OF the south
east Of lO-ls1Sw is being plugged.
This operation found n sand Il little
below 2.goO feet, The deepest sand
in the Duncan field, and for a
time looked as II II would make a
producer, as oil rose about 2.000
feet iu the hole. Deeper drilling
and a shot failed to increase the
production, and when tubed the
test only made about barrels
per day 1t Is being abandoned at
a total depth OF 2.SS1 feet.
Two very important tests in what
was thought to be proven territory
are being abandoned, being the No.
y well Of the McMann on COM
pany located In the southeast cor
ner of the northwest OF 33-ls-Sw,
and the Empire Gas & Fuel cos,
No. 10 well In the northwest cor
ner OF the southwest OF the same
section. The former operation Is
being plugged at q total depth of
1903 feet, while the latter south
Offset was drilled 20 a total depth
OF 2,22S feet. Good production in
the deep sand has been found on
both Of these operations, and their
failure seems TO prove division
between the pools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
Bristolc Wildcat
SholriHg oil

Tho so. we'll Of the Continental
p,tro.pum company located In the
southv,st corner Of the northwest
sogihv,sl Of 27-16-9, first reported
;e y.s.eraay'a world aS making H..
100000 feet Of gas from the Dutcher
sand. is now reported 90 bc spraying
oil at The rate ot about 25 barrels
a dav The sand in this tost was
topped at 2,SS4 feet, and drilled only
four feet in.
This test is being watched with
the closest interest by all the
operators In the industry, as It VIII
be- big strike II oil is found In
commercial quantities. II IL located
about half mile east OF the $500
foot gas field Of Joe Abraham and
the GYPSY oil company, and Is o
mile east OF the Wilcoz sand failure
,l tha Scwel farm drilled last year
sy the Wilcoz oil & Gas Co. The
latter operation located In the
northwest corner Of th. southwest
OF gN found about n 300 barre! show
OF oil iu the butcher sand, but the
pay was very thin and the show
ruined hy cncountering water. The
Continental well Will he put on
down into the pay in the near fu-
ture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
With the Oil Men

Thomas White OF the white OH.
corporation Is IN Tulsa ON one Of his
frequent trips from New York city.
:. J. shock Of the Indinhoma Ro-
filming company is in the city from
Okmulgec looking after business in
torcsts.
j. +. Ninaus. who is IN the city
from McNia. where he runs the
Mexia stock exchange. says,
"McXiH has just recently become the
oil center OF Texas # now has all
the fevorishncss OF BurkburnCtt and
Ranger two years ago. This con
dltlon did not prevail when oil was
FIRST struck, owing TO the moderate
size OF the wells. and also because
oil men had learned their lesson, by
the great losses sustained at Ran
ger, Desdemona, etc. and all other
points where oil was found In the
lime formation. The Woodhinc
sand. found below 5000 feet. mas a
thickness OF 1855 feet mostly pay
The wells come in at several thuus-
and barrels and with this grca,
body Of sand, are expected to pro.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
Late Developments in
Hepitt Field

The Texas Company last week
completed three good wells in the
southeast extension OF the Hewitt
ileld. The No. 3B. located in the
northwest corner Of the southwest
OF the northwest Of the northwest
OF 36-is-2w Is good for $50 barrels
IN sand from 2,340 to 2,36s feet. No.
sb In the southeast corner Of the
hoTthwest OF the northwest of 96-
S'-2w found sand from 2.S35 20 2,394
teet and started out making 290 bar
rels, while the No, Smith, in the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
the northeast of the northeast of 35-
4s-2w is a 50-barrel producer. A
humoor OF other operations In this
pool are drilling at interesting
depths The No. / well Of the Great
south western Petroleum company,
located in the northeast corner OF
Ihe southwest OF the southeast of
St-is-2w is reported to be getting
ready TO- resume drilling after long
shutdown at a total depth OF 2.4S0
leet' In the center OF the north line
VI me northwest OF the northwest
oi 5o-4s-2w the No. 2 we'll Of the
tohne oil company is fishing at a
to'il depth Of 1895 feet. Merrick
~ zoe have good show OF oil in
NelT NO, 2 well, located In the north
east corner OF the southwest Of the
northeast OF 35-4s-2w in sand from
1,oEi TO 2.52S feet, and are now try
ing To shut off water which has
gfoken In from above The No. !
i'azler Of Hudson g. Gault, located
N tho northeast corner OF the south
easl OF 36-4s-2w is now on top OF
~ .9e SAND AT 2,2O6 feet with a good
SHOW Of oil,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

pose an excise tax Of one cent
gallon on gasoline at the rCrnrries
ought To- hc defeated. % former Sou
ator core said. 1T BE- iu line with
similar attempts to tax gasoline
made In 1913 and 1918. assisted
In defeating tho gasoline taxes then
proposed ON the ground that such
q tax was tax ON the source OF in
dustrial power. II Is, NJ course,
subject now to the same objection
az "A matter OF principle and policy
as az that time. with the added OBJ
lection that industry is loss able
to sustain such burden during
the present depression
Senator Walsh states that the
tax is part ~ a general plan To- re-
duCc the normal tax on small in
comes. but this docs pot Justify
such a tax on q single industry
hope it win hc defeated" "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07


duco for many years. The ruWurs
that some OF the wells are making
san water are utterly without
foundation. Tho new we'll brought
IN last week hv the Humphreys
Petroleum company ana located ten
miles north OF the McNIa field. near
WurthamO ~ very high gravity. nud
while MoNlh d. SIN tho chief point
ot intcrc" the little town of
Workman has become a mecca Tor
the scout and investor. ana Oh" bis
boys are getting ln, In a handsome
manner. Tho chamber ~ cont
mcrcc " MtNia anticipating The
great boom that was certain Go
come, has rendered every aid pos
sihlc 60 the people coming IN. IN
securing homes iu tho residences ~
these good southern folks. noted tur
their Hospitality And win tho
new addition Co the hotel and
temporary structures that have NyDr
erected the crowds are being fairly
well provided tur Wildcat wells
arc being drilled in all Hdl"ininf
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

west OF the southeast " 2t-lS-S Is
now reported 60 be drilling at a
total depth Of 2.75O feet In a umcy
formation, having passed through
the Bartlcsville sand which was
topped al 2640 feet several DAYS
ago. The sand ln this test was
broken, and did not contain enough
oil TO make a commercial producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
Senator Gore Opposes
Tax on Gasoline

WARRINGTON, oct, 6.-Defeat
ol OF the Walsh amendment to the
revenue bill, taxing gasoline was
urged by former Senator Thomas T..
core Of Oklahoma I'm statement
issued today.
THE amendment offered by SEN
ator Walsh Of Massachusetts to i'm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

homo TN TindlBy. ohio. after 70
weeks sojourn Boo this city
Sam W Tate. prominent OF opc.
rator In the eastern fields is iu tine
city calling ON his many friends BOO
the oil fraternity Mr. Tate ,s now
q resident OF ST. Louis. and form.
orly Of Montpelier ina
H. 4. Gilbert with the NaUonal
Exploration corporation, with head.
quarters at Warren pa. ls lu Tulw
ON % business trip
pete Isnwton. prominent uU
man of Los Angeles. cal. rs q Tulu
visitor this week
H. l.. Bcrrv OF tho Continental
Asphalt s. Petroleum ,omppnt vItl
headquarters tu oklahoma city Wta
I'm the city Yesterday on business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
.n uAnKrr orcrArIoNs.
Prices StiH advancing; Small
Farors Gratefully Receiped

The Sinclair yesterday met the
,.-i.a ~ so cents for Hcaldton
pprIdp established by the Magnolia
Tbis was the only price change
aIsfpd .or Continent crude dur
Ng 'N, day.
'.7 ....t wagon rrico Of kerosene
u,q raised one-ccnt by the stand
.uA.la. making the new
r-.,. nn cents per gallon. The
sJyu.r covers the Standard of In
dIap4t4 territory Gasoline Is un-
changed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
hdyneSUille Wildcat Test
Gets Gas Production

@. me wildcat test OF the Portland
ssynIl'ate, located about IS miles
.,o- s.o,ou.hWest OF Haynesyille. in Web
'Sgr - parrish, was Yesterday drilled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
MannfOrd Wildcat Through
BartlesUilie Sand

The important wildcat test Of
Burford and Brimm located in the
center Of the southwest Of the south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

askl Men-ln response 10 an ad
proyoa Tor drilling contract on
wnSen acreage | heard from ali the
felIn''eIs and most of the littla
pany Wlll not substantial COM
ing u''tr responsible party a drill
Mea,s list class ground. l.. Il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

VIII "i'ea-- Man with small capital
bana,h mas thorough knowledge Of
.n,,- .ng new and second hand pipe
e.. proposition Is No. and we
Nh,r. good equipped yard and ma
bpsiD shop' None but who mean
Worl5 need reply. Address 22l-E.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07
OIL AND GAS
Observation-Disclosures. E,s

ysia a,'te,oIh'ant desires several small
psr,,o,l W. books TO keep. Years of ex-
G',n'e. Best reference, Phone
'~se 756l-J-.Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

d. Alex DinEwall ir. VIII return
home tonight from Muskugeo.
where he has been LOOKING after
business interests for few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-07

Walter =. Fleming. vice president
of tho Mia Kansas OH 3 Gas Co.,
left yesterday for Wichita Kan. al
ter spcndiug a few days iu Tulsa
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
THESE GIRLS NOT
 EXACTLY LADYLIkE

Chicago, April 10.-"Say 1t with hatpins,' is the motto of the Misses Ruth Krogh and Esther Shier, two Chicago girls. who left their trade marks upon thugs in street encount- CTS early this morning.
 Miss Krogh was on her way nome aceomnanied by Harold Redman, when they were stopped by three armed bandits.
 Put up your hands" commanded the robbers.
 q will not,' said Miss Krogh.
 "Well shoot your block off,"
 "Go ahead and shoot" she deiled them. but her right hand went to her head. Out came long, very neavy hatpin. Like flash she was In and among the robbers, jabbing them VIC iouslv with the hatpin. There were wells of pain and revolvers went clat- tering to the pavement Redman went into action by knocking one of tne robbers silly. He then kicked their re volyers into the gutter and the ban dits scrambled to their feet and ran;
 Two robbers met Miss Shier. and de' manded her money and jewels, Sne left her hatpin initials upon both, Du' they tore off her sealskin coat, wortn S1f)0. and ran.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
BUDGET BILL REAPPEARs.
Measure Vetoed by Wilson to Be Pre-
 sented Again.

Washington, April 10.-The budget bill, which Chairman Good of the House Appropriation Committee ex- poets to introduce Monday when Con gress convenes, will be the same in es- sentiais as the measure passed by the last Congress and vetoed by former Preident Wilson. It will provide however, for a budget bureau, with oth it's director and assistant appoint ed by the president, MT. Good said to- day after conference with President Harding. The vetoed bill contained 3 provision inserted by the Senate that the director should be the secretary of Treasury, with an assistant appointed by the president.
 The bill as completed today, Mir Good said, will stipulate that Congress have authority to remove the comp troller of the currency from office. IT vetoing the old bill President Wilson objected to this clause on the ground that the power of removing the comp troller should remain in the hands of the president.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
SWAMP CHILL TONIC DOES
 THE WORK!
Arkansas Merchant Highly Praises Famous Ol
 Remedy

u9. ". .tusta, Dealer in General a.surcnandise, a.u C'1 Grand Glaize. Ark, Tan Tsl.s a lot of Swamp Chill and Fever
 svnic' Tho reason he sells a lot is ex- p.essed in letter he recently wroto @s, winch says: "Swamp Chill Tonic sufe does the work. certainly want ~ thank you for your fair dealings. l"
 yohn 0. Rogers, Center, Tex, says: c ! nave sold your Swamp Chill Tonic 1or years and it is my favorite tonic. s,a aiways recommend it, because of it's "ne laxative properties.n
 Dealer 0. E. Miller parr;ee. I.. says; IT handle all the standard chill .,a ,Uncs on the market, but sell ten bot uss e.a or swamp Chill Tonic to one of any .'ner !. kind. After customer has used M once he or she will use no other a, q thousands of other dealers in many unerent towns and cities strongly rec sm,nend Swamp Chill Tonic to their .ussomers' as the very best malaria ~ s.,e'neny on the market. 50 cents q bot ue--get one today. DPS
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
NOW, GIRLS, WHAT DO YOU
 THINK HE KNOWS ABOUT IT

(By International News Service,
 Washington, April 7.-H you want to be an old maid kiss your sweet heart good night
 This was the cheerful information conveyed to girls of America by Dr. Charles E. Baker, eminent psycholo- gist, in an address here in which he brought forward solution for the age-old problem, Sweet Sixteen, Can I Kiss You Good Night ?'
 "There is nothing wrong declared Dr. Baker, Gin a young man giving his girl kiss before he parts with her at night.
 aThere is nothing wrong in that but girls, don't let him do it.v
 Continuing, the psychologist said:
 .More girls nave been robbed of future husbands as result of the good night kiss than for any other reason. Girls, do you want me to tell you a secret? Well. it's this. After a man kisses a girl he doesn't want her"
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
M'RAE WILL PROBE THE HARRISON MOB
Brotherhood Officials Tell Executives Their Men Were Not Violating Law, But Were on Lawful Mis-
 sion"--Immediate Action.

Little Rock, April 8.-Governor McRae announced this morning that the state authorities will begin im- mediately an investigation of the sit- uation growing out of the strike of employees of the Missouri & North Arkansas railroad and the deporta- tion Wednesday night of several union executives from Harrison.
 The governors announcement fol- lowed receipt by him of a telegram from Chicago signed by the heads of IT unions, which declared that the men rejected from Harrison were there in their lawful performance of their duties as brotherhood repre- sentatives and that their deportation was effected unlawfully and by an armed mob.
 Governor McRae went into confer ence shortly before noon with w. J. Potts, of Little Rock, representative of the dispatcher's organization, and w. k. Horn, of Chicago, shop craft representative. c. P. Newton, the gov ernors' secretary, said immediately after this conference began that the governor had not decided just how the inquiry would be carried out and that he was undecided as to the ad- visibility of sending a representative to Harrison at this time.
 Dr. Newton said that the governor was not willing to take any action on the statements of the union men be- fore hearing the other side of the question and that he would invite statements from all persons or groups concerned.
 Newspaper dispatches from Harri- son deny that the union men were ejected by an armed mob. According to these reports a mass meeting was held in front of the hotel in which the labor leaders were stopping and a committee waited upon them with the request that they leave Harrison on the ground that their presence prevented amicable settlement of the strike.
 Left hv Automobile.
 The union bea S, according to the dispatches, asked for time to talk among themselves and after a five minute conference agreed to leave. They were furnished automobiles by local union men, it was stated, and provided with an escort ,whereupon they drove to Branson, Mo.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
GIRLS GIVEN ASSISTANCE
 IN IMPROVING ROOM

How the county home demonstra- tion agent helps club girls in making their homes and their rooms beautiful
 nd more attractive is given in the fol lowing instance related by Miss Con- nie J. Bonslagel, state home demon stration agent of the Agricultural Ex- tension Division, University of Ar kansas.
 "One of the best suggestions in girls club work that has come to our notice was lately offered by the coun- ty home demonstration agent of St. Francis county" says Miss Bonslagel. "To each club girl who makes written application, the county home demon stration agent helps the girl in inn proving her room. Each girl after she has asked for this assistance takes S10 which he has made from her ac- tivities in club work and spends it for material to be used in decoration and other means in improving the appear ance of her room. The girl spends this amount according to the sugges- tions of the county home demonstra- tion agent.
 "A committee of three women of the county visit the room of each girl who has asked for this help both be- fore and after the improvements have been made. Notes and pictures of the improvements are taken and the girl showing the greatest improvement is awarded a prize. In St. Francis county the prize is a bed room suite of furniture in white enamel valued at S200.
 "Plans of this kind will result in more girls and women remaining con- tent on the farm"
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
 TO WAR ON MAIL BANDITS.
Postal Employees Will Be Armed, Hays Announces

N Washington, April 10.-Mail robbers
 Ere to be dealt with from now on as
 as in the good old days of
 ihe pony express and the Wells-Fargo
 mesenger by postal employees armed Rnd ready to shoot at sight, it was an- hounced at the postoffice department foday. Not only will the postal men 6e given arms and told to use them on &casion, but reward of $5,000 will R paid to any postal employe or other eerson bringing in @ mail robbcr. Determination to take immediately &hatever steps are necessary to stop
 he mail robbers, including the arming 5f ali postal employees engaged in handling valuable mail, was expressed by Postmaster General Hays after a ]ong conference held today with a number of postoffice inspectors. These robberies must stop, and <top now," said Postmaster General Bays. "We are going to use every bower available to do this, no matter Bow drastic it is. The West knows bow to handle these criminals, just fs they used to in the old Wells-Fargo Days.
 "The following order goes out to- Bay:
 ITO any postal employee or other person who brings in mail robber fhe postoffice department will pay a reward of not exceeding $5,000 All
 Fsentiai postal employees viii be fully hrmed and every man is expected to Uphold the honor of the service" The immediate cause for the de- partment's action was the registered
 hail robbery of $390,00O, which oc- eurred at the Dearborn railroad sta- bon in Chicago Wednesday afternoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
CHARLIE IS TO WE'D AGAIN! Runner Has It May Collins, Broadway
 Beauty. Will Be the Bride.

Los Angeles, April s.-Charlie Chaplin's funny feet will again shuille tnward the altar, according to per s;stent rumors today in motion picture circles. ,. po.rdw.v beauty. who came to Los Angeies ~ win fame in the films, is the bride-ec. !. ha sav these reports which have it that the comedian plans to marry as soon as the law permits. c.u;a.
 Neither Chaplin nor MISS Ioliils would deny the reports.
 "Yes. I know it has been rumoreu- Mr cbanlin and myself were discuss ;ng @ f. vesterday, but any statement should come from him, tnihA' s"e said.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-14
A TONIC

Groves Tasteless chill Tonic restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying and Enriching the Bleed. When you feel its strengthening. invieoratine effect. see how 1t brings color to the cheeks and how 1t improves the appetite. you will then appreciate its true tonic value.
 Croves Tasteless chill Tonic is simply Iron and Quin;ne suspended in syrup. So pleasant even children like it The blood needs QuiNIHE to Purify it and IRON to Enrich it. Destroys Malarisi eefns and s..:ee .:e s:><=ss ty !<s ss=s <: hziszs. zsssss:s's