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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04
The SaiUdtion of the
american oil IndUstry
by WALTER NJ. DUNuAM
jtohiinucd from yesterday }
The oil Fields of Mexico.

Any discussion OF Mexican n ne
F"l'um among the mity. or the cN-
pellenced oil man, too. for that
matter, is going 10 resolve Itself into
review OF gusher wells. This is
omlnently proper for Mexico has
produced the largest oil wells tho
world has known, Exploration and
exploitation OF the Mexican OH
he'dS Logan about 1900. but no i'm
p1ltani discovery was made untu
lou4' when group OF California
capitalists who had few wears
previous organized "a $4,000. OOO oil
company known as the Mexican Pc
troleum company OF California.
Drought In the first gushor well at
Ebano 30 miles northwest from,
lRmplco. -Four years later This
company brought IN the blggost we'll
ever developed In this pool known
az the territo de IA Pc. on Iniy
tth OF the same year t8ON tho
pennsylvania bil company brought
IN The famous Das Bocas wei I'm the
san Geronlneo district about a.
miles south OF Tampico. The oil
ignltod from a live ember i'm tho
poler fire-boN and burned FOR 57
DAYS before drowned out by salt
water. ~ ga"
! The Ehano, Canuco, and Tonua
pools comprise the northern fields
and yield the heavy gravity oils ~,
MsAlee, Ebano crude is the heaviest
loH IN lhe republic, ranging from 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04
Late COmpieti0ns in
the Usage

Tho Large OH company wcn, To-
Gated In the southeast corner Of tho
! IAouthwost OF tho southeast OF the
Houthoaqt Of 2g-2l-9 yesterday was
shot with 100 quarts. ana started
out making 40 barrels. This well
was drilled 10 a total depth Of 3.O52
foct and plugged hack 10 sand from
1919 TO f,24D feet.
The No. 2 well Of tho Finance oil
company located In the southeast
corner OF the southwest Of 25-24-1O.
is good for - barrels pcr day in
sand from 1868 10 1887 fect 1t
was shot with 100 quarts
The Jacob oil company No. / we'll.
located In tho northwest corner OF
tho southwest of tho northwest or
the northeast OF 1890. has been
drilled 20 a total depth OF 2,763 feet.
and has n hole fun OF water. It will
probably be abandoned.
The No. won Of tho oklahoma
Central oil company, located IN the
southeast corner OF the northeast or
the southeast OF tho northeast OF
lG-22-9, found sand from ans to
2.lS5 feet ana started out good for
$50 barrels natural n was drilled
TO total depth OF 2,109 feet.
The Amerada Petroleum corpora
tlon has q G0-bnrrel well I'm its No.
4 well, located In the northeast cor
ner of the northwest of the north
cast Of the southeast OF 1929.
Sand was found from 2,13t 10 2.10s
feet.
The Gardner Petroleum COM
panys No. l well located I'm the
southeast corner OF the northeast
Of 22-23-7. which had 70-barrel
show, has been shot with 100 quarts.
and ~ now cleaning out. Sand was
found from 2,90S to 325 feet.
The No. 147 we'll OF the Usage
Iominy oil company, located in the
southeast corner of the southwest
Of the southeast OF the northeast of
b-23sS, found sand from 1887 30
i,327 feot, and is good for % bar
rels per day after a 40-quart shot
II was drilled to total depth of
2,34g feot.
Peters and others No. well, To-
Gated In the southwest corner of the
southeast of the southwest of IL
2s-S. found sand from 2.095 To 2,133
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 6241 w. H. PECK Residence 2442

NJ big production about a half a
milo.
In the noulhWcst corner of tho
southeast Of the southeast ~ 2J.17.
tG tho No 2 Mckinney of the Mag
nulIt Petroleum company was
irilcd into tho Bpsscy sand. and
started out making 1900 barrels ~
oil ana considerable Raa Tho
G-iuoh casing in this well wns set at
2,1i5 feet, but definite sand depths
have not bctu reported. The new
wcli DO an offset 10 The Federal on
rompauyH No. ! Mckinney located
~ the southonat coru"r ~ tho south
west ~ the EouthcnHt OF section 20.
which came in first making entirely
gas ana later drilled itEolf In OIL
Tho Arkansas OH association has
"a fuiMTo'in It's -. ! VOL. located iu
The ccntor Of tho south limo of th"
southwest OF the northeast Of the
southeast OF 3O-17-l6 after being
drilled to total depth of 2.2i1
fcot, 3S feet IN Tho BuHscy sand.
which was found fun Of salt water.
This failure compared with tho other
salt water wells already completed.
does much to define tho whtcr trend
In this pool.
Thc GLADYS hcllo oil company
yesterday drilled out tho plug in
lts No. Boyd. located In tho
'ontor OF the east line OF tho south
onat OF tho southwest Of 3I-l7-l5,
and tho well Will bee bailcd today.
sand was topped at 2, $50 feet. ana
from reports. tho well has an indi-
cationA Of making a big producer as
u Hes well within the proven area.
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TirO More Big Wells
Completed in Arkansas

Two more big wells were COM
plcted In the Eldorado fiold IN the
last few days, which added approx
mately 1000 barrels to the totSl
production Of that field ono or the
new producers was very important
as II extended the pool about half
mile to the north, and the other
although an offset to producing
well. did much TO Increase 'ha con
fidence OF the operators in that part
or the field,
The No. I Murphy OF he Kansas
q Gulf oil Co., located I'm the south
east corner OF the northwest OF 80
17-l5, topped the Bussey sand about
2,lS0 feet, ana was yesterday drilled
In and started out making an estl-
mated initial production OF 2.500
barrels OF oil per day, This well ia
about n quarter OF "A mile north or
tho Hinton & MattoX's No. we'll
located In the southwest corner OF
tho northwest OF the northeast,
which stopped tho sand AT 9,Is3
feet, and was first reported a salt
water well although later It was
plugged back and saved for "A small
we'll; ana the new well is the first
big producer drilled north OF the
Bussey well, and extends the area
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Much Interest in NeID
Wen at PERM

PERRY, April B. The Twin state
No. ]. on tho Nann farm, was
guaRCd today aud shows about
$500, 900 fcot. Definite orders to
try To shut In and save for "A Rasscr
were received from the Tulsa office.
Considerable mud ana salt water
has been blowing out between the
eight ana l0-inch caslngs whenever
tho valve was closed, but with tho
cight-lnch some 90 feet Off bottom
II is thought that understanding the
eight-inch viii close the leak. Tho
salt water IN being blown from
"A sand above the producing sand.
Total depth is given as i.5Dh feet.
The finding OF gas In paying guam
Titles near Perry promises To he a
great boost for the city Already
five different parties have inquired
OF the local situation and show in
cllnatlon TO ask for "A franchise to
distribute the gas In the city.
There arc scouts rolling In over
every road and ON every train II
has been stated on authority that
there will bo four and possibly five
other tests made at once on the
structure.
The discovery OF the Twin state
comes at n time when the activities
m Noble county are making more
or n showing than at any time for
six months. Champlin IL spudding
at $50 feet on tho Harvey farm In
the southeast OF the northwest Of
l6-22-lw They viii no doubt have
IA race with the Prairie Iaudeker
No l In the southwest of the same
section. which is spuddIng at about
the same depth. The Prairie No. /
Nemick In the northeast OF 9-22-lw.
In digging slush pond and cellar.
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l.. Il. Robinson Is Dead

Il. IL. Robinson, who was designer
and salesmanager OF tho Al Packer
company. living at G20 South York;
town, died Saturday night at Eldo-
rado. Kan, OF what the doctors
called Intestinal influenza. This,
after n short Illness OF about ten
days.
MIR. Robinson was the first builder
and designer OF what IL known na
the Robinson Packer In all It's va
rieties, and since selling that insti-
tuition had helped organize the A I
Packer company. with factories al
Eldorado, Kan, and the principal
sales office IN Tulsa. Mr.. Robinson
was wizard M an inventor oi
packers, and many times has Rnut
off water and gas that was extreme.
Jy hard to handle, having been on
the Job time after time when drill
ers were In trouble.
Tie had a gift for locating trouble
OF all kinds In the bottom of thc
I'LL during the years to come.
Mr.. Robinson was about ~ years
Of age and leaves n wife and seven
children, Four brothers and one
sister also survive, all of whom are
oil country people. having como 10
the midcontincnt field from the oil
country around Butler county, Pa.
The funeral services will be held at
kldorado Tuesday or Wednesday
and the sympathy OF tho entire com
munity IL hereby extended TO tho
family.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04
February or Statistics

The outstanding facts of the petro.
icum statistics for February as COM
pared with those for January are
that the daily average production of
crude oil increased 93,000 barrels
while the daily average also de-
creased 1DG.O bnrrsls, ao that tho
stocks OF crude oil showed the graft
Tying increase OF seven and one-half
million barrels.
Increases in stocks Of all grades
except Lima-lndinna are reported.
Net pipe line and tank car stocks
east OF California increased 4, G16,-
coo barrels, the chief gains being
~ Oklahoma Kansas and Ia Gulf
Coast grades. California stocks In
| creased 100000 barrels and stocks
OF Mexican petroleum held w. the
United states by importers increased
2,603 600 barrels
Although the daily average rate
Of production was slightly greater
in February than In January, IL was
1000 barrels less than In December
| but was more than I2h,0O0 barrels
greater than IN February year ago
Kansas IL credited with an increased
daily average production OF i2,UOO
barrels, Oklahoma with 10000 bar
iels and Wyoming with 5000. small
er gains are reported FOR Montana,
kentucky. West Virginia. Ohio,
l'ennsyivania, Illinois. Indiana and
Colorado. A decrease of $500 bar
rels duily'production is recorded for
Louisiana and slight decreases for
Texas, California, New York aud
Tennessee.
rho contrast between February.
1871, and February, 1899, IL marked,
especially In view OF the extra day i'm
February. 1920. The February, 1921
production was larger by more than
two million barrels and imports by
more than six million barrels Com
sumption, however, increased only
about 800 600 barrels More than "a
million barrels were withdrawn from
storage In February, 1920, whereas
IN February 1921, stocks were in
Crcnacd u million hnrrnln
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Mem REFINERY Bulletin
Issued

A complete directory OF petroleum
rcfinerics In the United States has
just been issued by the United States
bureau OF mines. Tho report, COM
piled by II. +, Mason. petroleum
economist, states that there are ii5
complete rcfineries IN tho country
IA compared with 373 In 1920. In
addition a. refineries are In process
OF construction. The present daily
capacity OF all rctiuorics is l,NSS,SOO
barrels OF oil as against daily ca
pacity OF 1,530,5j5 barrels i'm 1920.
I oNas, with 20 refincries. has the
largest number Of plants now IN
operation, Oklahoma has 6N, Penn
sylvauia, 6l; ana California has 80
operating refineries, The daily ca
pocity OF the Texas refinorics now
operating IL S3O,SO0 barrels; that of
the California rofinories is 3l2.7OO
barrels of the oklahoma rcfiuories
2AS,Ob0 barrels; while New Jersey
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04
TWO NeU COMPETITIONS in
CieUeIand Pool

Carter Brothers No. ! Rruse. To-
Gated I'm the southeast corner Of 12-
2t-7. yesterday was given shot OF
100 quarts and started out making
10 barrels sand was found from
2,133 10 ace feet, and the hole was
drilled TO a total depth OF 2,S99 feet.
Tho No. 8 Van Hoy OF the White
and Black oil company, located in
tho center Of the cast llnc OF the
southeast Of the southwest Of 35-
2t-T, is good for five barrels after n
60-uunrt shot Sand was found from
1854 to 2,574 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04

oil fields, calling on the National
supply stores.
r.. II. Reck, sales engineer OF
Clark Brothers company OF Olean.
y. y. is in Tulsa for a few days
handling the transaction whore the
National supply company takes
over the local sales Of the Clark
Brothers company products, includ-
ing the well known Clark Brothers
drilling engine, which is a verticlo,
cylinder engine. and handles
the work very successfully on "A
drilling well. Mr.. Rock also brings
the news that tho National supply
company is taking over all Of the
selling end ot the Clark Brothers
drilling products both domestic and
foreign.
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feet, ana ls good for 20 barrels after
a lOO-quart shot. n was drilled 20
a total depth Of 2,14G foct.
Graham ana others have a failure
iu their No. . we'll. located in the
southeast corner OF tho southwest
Of section 2-27-iO. at a total depth
~ 2,235 feet This was an old well
drilled deeper
The No. 3s woil Of tho Interstate
OH company. located In the center
of the north line OF the northwest
Of the southwest Of the southwest
NJ 17-2G-12. found sand from i,4G0
to liGG foot. ana Is good for six
barrels after u shot.
IN" Minnohoma oil company has
q 10-borrcl VOL in its No. 4. located
in the Eohtho1st corner OF the south
west of the southwest OF 1j-24-A.
sand was found from 2.0SS TO 2.O95
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04
COmpietiOns al Slick

The no 4 Rogers of tho Carter
oil company. located In the north
wcst corner ~ the southwest Of tho
southwest " 4-15-tO, has bcon com
plotod good for 100 barrels after a
liO.quart shot The butcher sand
was found from 2.G2t 20 2,G5l feet.
Tho No 3 Robins Of the National
Exploration company located m the
crutor NJ the northwest Of tho north
W'st of l0-l5-i0, found the WILCOX
sand from 3,Og1 TO 313s foot. but
there was not enough shot for u
commercial producer. Tho well will
y" plugged back 90 the butcher and
shot Ia an effort 10 mako u woil
Of n.
Tho Indinhoma OH company No.
a clinton. located in the southwest
corner ot 15-lJ-GO, found the
butcher sand from 2,6b1 20 2.7O6
foet. and started out making 230
barrels natural II viii be shot at
"a later date.
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Important Wen in Usage

Clint Moore and others No. I test,
located in the southeast corner of
the northeast OF 5-2G-G, got the top
OF the Bartlcsyille sand at 2.S77 and
had good showing OF oil and Ras.
and the sand In 30 feet higher than
tho Carter well In the same section
and auch higher than the DevOnian
well In the southwest OF the same
section. The latter has 2,200 feet
OF oil In tho hole at 10 feet In tho
sand.
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Small Producer at Duncan

THE Best OF MI company No. 4
Armstrong, located in tho southeast
corner ~ tho southwest of 24-1s-gw,
is reported TO be good for a. barrels
natural in tho shallow pay. sand
was found from 1898 90 2.O1O feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04

For Sale Casing and line nine
for Immediate shipment out of stock
in any quantity. Line pipe from q
In. 10 s In, inclusive. Casing from
4 a in. to 20 In, inclusive Try US.
We sell for less, Phone Usage 1850
4636. l. ID, 30. Feenbeig Plw, n
supply Co, 6is East Firs; ST., l'~sa,
Okla.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04
Canp for noys

Mr.. and Mrs ID, n. Markham am
nouuce the opening OF "A summer
camp in the Ozark mountains near
Fayetteville, Arkansas. u. n. Marx
ham, Francis w, Parker school, a3O
Webster avenue Chicago, nl.-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04
OIL AND GAS
tsas.s supplies - Prod ur,,on, rta.

Bookkeepor-typist with oil office
experience wishes position. Address
Box SOS ID, care " orld. d.--Adyt
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with only seven rcfipcries operating
has q daily capacity Of 2t5.5OO bar.
rolls. Tho report contains data rc-
gardlpE the capacity and typo OF
Zach plant listed hs we'll aa informa-
ton at present iu operation.
copies uf the report may be- had
by applying TO the director OF tho
hurnnu " mInnn. MhahlnEiOn. ID g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04

IL YOU have fee and royalty. or
ROYALTY only. where production rs
thoroughly settled, write us giving
legal description, name OF lcnRe,
owner, number of wells ago OF
wells, barrels OF royalty ana your
price. Greer Investment CO., Tulsa.
Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04
With the Oil Men

y. j.. Foster, formerly with the
form uf Foster Il Gilmore, has
opened an office OF his own at 3t2
South Cincinnati avenue In the New
Dallas building, practically across
the street from his old location. He
has not announced his plans for the
future. but his many friends will he
glad TO know whore 10 find him.
willard Foster IL back from five
weeks trip to Hot Springs, whore
he accompanied Grant McCoullogh.
and reports having had n fine time.
The ladies I'm both families accom-
panied them.
l.. n. Crlppon. sales manager OF
tho Ajax Iron Works OF Cory. Pa. is
being entertained by his old friends
here, whore he has stopped off a
few days on n trip Of the western
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-04

OIL land for sale by owner. Not
leased for oil, NE, OF SW Of SE 10
acres. Price $500 per acre. Phone
Usage 1925 or Cedar 1605,--Adavt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-20
BILL BURNS AGAIN TAKES
STAND At BASEBALL TRIAL

CHICAGO, July 20-An hour be-
fore the opening of the third day OF
the baseball players trial with Bill
Burns scheduled to continue his
story Of the plot the doors Of the
court room were ordered closed
when every seat was taken. Hun
dreds of disappointed fans awaited
the arrival of star baseball players,
accused by Burns of planning to
lose the series in return for 100000
to be paid by a gambling syndicate.
George Gorhman, states attor-
ney, resumed his questions when
Burns took the stand.
The indicted Chicago White Sox
players after agreeing with a clique
of gamblers'to throw the 1919 world
series to Cincinnati for 100000 be-
came sick of the deal when they
were not paid the bride promised
and at a meeting before the third
game decided to play their best and
| win the series. Bill Burns accomplish
in the alleged deal and the states
| star witness. testified today In the
baseball trial.
They double crossed their bribers
| by telling them they would lose their
| third game, hut instead won it with
| Dick Kerr pitching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-20
SOLOMOMN SCHETER
SOCIETY PLANS EVENT

The Solomon Schecter Society
under the leadership and guidance
of Rabbi Eugene Kohn, of the
Temple Beth Mordecai, will en-
thuse its members with u splen-
did outdoor program II the weather
permits, tomorrow night at 8:15
o'clock on the lawn adjoining the
Temple Beth Mordecai. The spe-
cial committee appointed by the
president, Morris Goddard. for the
arrangements of the meeting, with
Lewis jacobson, as chairman; Miss
Sallie Michaels. Miss Gladys Brow
er, Miss Esther Levine, Irwin Gold
stein and Morris Margaretten as
co-workers, has, after exceptionaI
efforts for good material, prepared
a delightful program.
The evening will include readings
from Pinsky's plays, individual
Hebrew vocal solos, group harmony
of Jewish melodies under the lead
ership of Norris M~argaretten, and
victrola selections that will display
the Hebrew talent in the musical
world.
Rabbi Kohn will talk on the
Kaeren Yahesod Fund, this fund
being established for the building
up OF Palestine through a world
wide campaign of workers and a
general discussion among the mem
bers will follow to ascertain the
future steps Of the society regarding
their part in raising money for the
fund. Refreshments served by the
committee will conclude the prom
isingly pleasing program and prep
arations are being made for q large
attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-20
CONSIDER REQUESTS FOR
INCREASE IN SALARY

TRENTON, July 20.-While Gov
ernor Edwards was making his plea
for economy before the budget con-
ference yesterday and telling the
heads of departments there must be
no increase in salaries because of a
prospective decrease in state reve-
nue.. the Civil Service Commission
was considering the request of the
governor for an increase of the sal
airy of W. stenographers in his de-
partment. Upon the ground that they
had received no increase in two
years the governor asked that the
salary of Miss Peterson be increased
from $125 to $140 a month and that
of Miss Crawford from $115 to $140
a month. The requests Were APP
proved.
The Civil Service Commission APP
proved the dismissal of Patroleman
Ennis Brown of the Jersey City Po-
lice Department upon a charge OF
intoxication. 1t also approved the re-
instatement of Thomas Burke. un-
derkeeper at the Hudson County
Penitentiary. who was suspended on
June 8 for alleged neglect of duty.
The increase in salary of Thomas
Gillin, cook at the Hudson County
tuberculosis Hospital. from $50 to
500 q month was approved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-20
COURT CROWDED AS MANY
BOOZE CASES ARE TRIED
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lie took in on the night the two paid
detectives were In his saloon, Gar
rity replied: Twenty cents" The
assistant prosecutor endeavored to
show that the man was not making
the place pay as the result of the
sale of beer and soda water alone.
Edward Keller. n of the wit
nesses for Clarity, said he was in
the saloon on the night the two de-
te~ctives were there and that neither
had any whiskey. although all had
beer.
Keeler said he was in the saloon
from Sis until II o'clock o n the
night in question. His assertion
that all had had beer contradicted
Garrity's assertion that he had only
taken in twenty cents in receipts ON
that night. The saloon in question
Is the n conducted by, John
Kutcher at n time several years
ago.
Judge DAILY found Clarity not
guilty, stating that there had not
been presented such evidence or le-
gal proof which would sustain the
court in declaring the ma guilty.
The case Of Nathan Cohen, q sa-
loonkeeper, having his place of
business in outer State street, Perth
Amboy, was the first scheduled for
this afternoon.
Zalinsky's partner went on the
stand and told practically the same
story. This case was still on at the
time the Evening News went to
press.
The disposition of the case OF
Harry Oliver, of this city. thought
to be the owner of the booze stolen
in the South River robbery this year,
a continued another week upon
application of Assistant Prosecutor
John Z. Toolan.
Two more paid detectives were in
troduced in the case against Cohen.
According to the charge against
Cohen these men were served with
drinks on the nights of July sand 8
in his establishment at 1875 State
street. On the first night the bar
tender is alleged to have sold the
two men beer and on the next night
Cohen himself is charged with hav-
| ing sold them whiskey at fifty cents
a glass from a bottle, said to have
| contained good stuff" which he
| had secreted behind the bar.
Sig Zalinski. the first detective
called, endeavored to identify Coher
from the crowd in the courtroom