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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-10
Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartman, of the
Chester road, are the parents of
baby son, Charles Rue, born August 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis, of South
Fourteenth street, are the parents of
son, Walter Clay, Jr., born Friday
morning at Reid Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Helen
Gilbert, of Hamilton, o.
WEBSTER, Ind. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz are parents of son, born Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Jay are par
ents Of a daughter, born August 5.
TIN CAN TOURIST CONCLAVE.
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Aug. 10.-The
next annual convention of the Tin Can
Tourists Association of America will
be held in this city. The organization
was formed to provide better camping
facilities for overland tourists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-10
FORMER WILLIAMSBURG
RESIDENT RETURNS,
To VISIT RELATIVES

WILLIAMSBURG, O., Aug. 1o--Ar-
chey Turner. and wife and daughter,
from Reno, New. were here visiting
with their cousins, Mrs. N. T. Irelan
and Mrs. Henry Wolfal of Hollans-
burg Archey Turner spent part OF
his boyhood days in our village, leav-
ing nearly twenty years ago.
He is the son of Martin V. Turner,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-10

Bring your heating problems to
Mr.. H. E. Stacy, heating en-
gineer, of Cincinnati. Talk to
him at the CaloriC. Furnace
Store. Z South 7th, any day this
week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-10
Poultry Culling Tests
Arranged in Randolph

WINCHESTER, Ind. Aug 10. = A
series of poultry culling demonstra-
tions under the direction of P. G.
Riley, poultry specialist of Purdue, has
been arranged for Aug. IL by r. A.
Fields, Randolph county agent
The demonstrations, with times and
places, are as follows: Clyde Miller
Winchester, $50, Barred Rocks; O.
P. Botkins, Carlos City. 10:15, Rhode
Island Reds; Harry j. Wise, Lynn
1870, Barred Rocks, and Robert Kemp
Union City, $3.50, White Leghorns.
China claims to have issued a news
paper in the early centuries of the
Christian era
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-10

ed pending the court decisions regard;
ing the act 1t is predicted by local
teachers that the general opposition
to the act as expressed in educadonal(
circles will result in its repeal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-10
TENDER, ACHING
FEET CAN BE
MADE HAPPY

You can go home tonight and
gain instant relief from the nervous
strain of aching, tender feet.
A warm, thick-lather bath, with
Blue-jay Foot Soap-then a brisk
massage with the cooling, soothing
Blue-jay Foot Relief, then slight
coating of Blue-jay Foot Powder,
delightful and deodorant.
Your feet will feel young againi
You'll wonder why you ever per-
mitted yourself to endure the old
time torture. You'll become a per-
manent user of Blue-jay Foot Treat
ment, for sale at all druggists.
Write for free booklet - "The
Proper Care of the Feet"-to Bauer
G. Black, Chicago.
Blue=jay
Foot Treatment
Keeps feet feeling fine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
NeU Operations in Usage

The reports from the Usage last
week were very interesting owing to
the number OF new operations start
ing up. They are as follows The
Pioneer OIL company HAS a rig on
the ground for its No. 4 well located
In the northeast corner OF tho south
east of the northwest OF 5-20-ll:
the No. 5&3 well OF the Oklahoma
Natural Gas company located in the
center OF the southeast of the south
west of 27-21-l0 is a rig. The River
land -Skelly Oil company have a rig
on the ground for their No. well
located in the northeast corner Of
the southeast OF the northeast of the
southwest of 1929. NJ. S. Durrill
has n rig on the ground for No.
we'll located in the northwest corner
OF the southwest of 20-22-10. No. !
well of Il. r. Foley located ip the
northwest corner Of the northeast Of
29-22-l0 is a rig on the ground. The
Clem Oil company has spuided In
on its No. located in the northeast
corner Of the southwest OF 25-23-l0.
The NO. 2s1 well OF the /. T i com.
pany located in the northeast corner
OF 35-23-l0 is spuaded in. hivick
and others are moving in tools for
their No. II well located in the
southeast corner Of the southwest
of the southeast OF the northeast OF
s-23-11. The Prairie oil e. Gas co. e
No. 3 well located in .he center OF
the west line of the south vest OF ze-
24-g Is a rig. The No. 2 well OF the
Twin states Oil company located In
the southwest corner of the north
west of the southwest OF the north
east OF lS-24-l0 Is rig on ground.
The Carter OIL company has a rig on
the ground for its No. 3 well located
in the southeast corner of the north :
east OF 9-26-6; same company's No.
well located in the center or the
west line of the northwest OF 4-26-6
IN rig on the ground same COM
pany's No. 2 well located in tho
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
| the northeast OF the southeast or
9-26-6 is a rig on the ground. The
| Dallas Usage OIL company has
sppdded in on IT'S No. 6S well located
| in the southeast corner OF 25-27-lO.
Wiser and others are spudding In on
| their No. 3 well located in the south
west corner of the southeast OF the
southwest OF the northeast OF 20
I27-11; same courpany's No, l6 well
/ located in the southeast corner of
the northeast Of the southwest Of
the northwest Of 30-27-i1 Is spud-
ding: same company's No. 4 wei
! located i'm the southwest corner OF
| the northwes of the southeast or
| the southeast OF lS-27-i2 Is spud-
ding in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
ou wARKEr QUOTATIONS.
The Kansas city Meeting

There will be a large exodus OF
rcfuors and marketers 20 Kansas
cit, sunday night In order to psr-
,i,Irate in the refiners meeting
which is scheduled for Monday. II
viii be u the greatest interest TO oil
mon here and comes a day ahead
or Inc Petroleum congress which be-
gins Tuesday.
There has never been a time whom
rofincrs handicapped as they are by
freight rates were more willing TO do
th,lr share in the upbuilding OF the
Industry ln tho midcontinent field,
and any action taken by them will
necessarily be OF the utmost I'M
r3rtaucc to the members OF the
association, which meets "a day later.
ThI. association Is made up prin-
cIp,.ly of dealers in refined prod
ucts an over the country.
a great time is promised by the
hosptaole people OF Kansas City,
and railroad rates are reduced one
balf ou the return ticket, provided
There is q receipt taken for the
amount Of fare paid, which must be
rourirrsigned by Secretary Reynolds
Of the petroleum congress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19

a layer OF shale below which comes
the Tucker then another thin layer
OF shalo after which comes the VIII
cox sand ,and then limestone and
below this granite.
This, of course. has reference 20
the dome proper ana does not neccs-
sarily mean that wells drilled over
In range 8 or range 6 or even on the
tops of the lower dome will not pro-
duce oil In the Wilcox sand but so
far as the main structures are con-
cerned which means all the way
from Shamrock to the river north
OF Oilton that the wells that have
been drilled have penetrated the
wilcox which is the lowest known
producing sand.
1t has been contended by opcr-
ators who know the game that the
Tucker sand and the Bartlesville
are nearly identical for the reason
that there H. but very little OF a
break between and 1t Is now shown
and doubtless proven that the rea-
son some OF the wells like the big
well on the Jackson Barnett thai
broke loose after two years and
made n big flow, was drilled lust
enough deeper TO penetrate the Will
cox.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19

w. NJ. Durham, who is an author
ity on affairs In the South American
republics having personally visited
all of them that produce oil, or
whore there are indications OF oil,
is In the city. and says that the con
cessiOn granted the Tropical OIL
company by Colombia az finally re-
vised. Is not dependent in any man
nor whatsoever on the payment by
IN" United states OF the t25, ,0QQ
.ndcmrity which, by the way, is only
payable in five equal nstailments
Of $1,000 900 each In yearly install
mer's, and further that the Tropical
oil cUmpany's concession IL only for
IA total OF 100000 hectares or less.
which would be the equivalent Of
240.000 Or 25O.000 acres The con
Cession provides that refinery be
built, which is now IN operation on
the properly, and that tho refined
products be sold in Colombia at New
York prices, which are high enough
to make II a good thing for the
Tropical people. This liz given that,
our friend Senator Borah may be
set right at least so far as the Trop-
ical bunch IL concerned. The In
dcmnity is only considered as nay
ment for the land Ccded 20 Panama
for canal purposes, and is not to
cover up oil concessions. The big
BarCo concession was obtained orig
'inally from the Colombian govern
ment by the Shale brothers, who
previously had been employed In
Venezuela as oil well drillers. Later
the Garth syndicate was organized
In New York with "A capital OF 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
KdU City Field
Not Dangerous

While the Kaw City field, which
has been called the Burbank pool,
has not as yet been outlined, IL
would appear that the sand to the
southwest is going TO be too thin
to produce anywhere near the
amount OF oil that Is found in the
pool proper.
For instance, the Atlantic OIL Pro-
ductlon company, drilling In 1926
&c, which IN eight miles southwest
OF the Kaw City pool, found the
Hickman sand at little over 3,20O
feet and had showing OF oil but
ONLY five feet OF sand, and another
test two miles to the southwest OF
oil well had no sand at all, which
would indicate that the area between
the Atlantic Oil Production com
pany well and the Kaw City field Is
likely to be far less productive than
was expected. The Atlantic people
are drilling at little over 80
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
Big Doings in Elk County.
Kansas

The No. . Ferguson OF Living
ston and Appleman, located In the
northwest corner OF the northwest
OF 23-30-S. Is reported 10 have
topped a gas sand at 1,773 feet, and
at three fet in liz making about
100000 feet of gas through the
l2-inch pipe. This well is a rank
wildcat. located about six miles
northwest OF the production at Gre
nola.
The No. Mason OF the National
Refining company, located In the
northeast of the northwest OF 40
9l-g, in the Grenola field, topped
the second break in the lime al
2.595 feet, and is reported to be
showing for good well. The well
is being tubed. and will be tested
on the pump.
Jarvis e. Bakers No. ! Moore, To-
Gated in the northeast OF the north
east of s-3l-9. plugged back to the
Burgess sand, and are now clean
ing out after shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
Mariand Refining Company in
Good Financial Condition

The following letter was sent out
today by W. o. IAckey, financial di-
rector, to the directors of the Mar
land Refining company and the Kay
County Gas companies TO be read at
the annual meeting OF the stock
holders TO he held March 25.
The combined balance sheet Of
the certified audited report of the
Marland Refining ana Kay County
Gas companies of December 81. 1890
shows a combined capital and sur
plus OF S5l,702,53l.75 and reflects a
book value for the shares OF the
Marland OIL company OF S6i.S3 per
share The ratio OF current assets
20 current liabilities disclosed by the
report is an l.G current asset TO
Of liability.
During the year the company
brought into production II new pro-
ducing properties and 20 new pro-
duCing wells. Due TO these oper-
ations discovery values were created
for the companies properties largely
in excess OF depletion ana deproci-
alton sustained during the year.
These values have been added to
surplus account and doubtless Will
be allowed by the government.
The cost. therefore, of producing
wells, the depletion against discov-
cry values set up and the depreci-
alton ag,i mt capital investment
have been ,9arged, not out OF In
come. but out OF surplus account.
The income account, therefore,
shows new income available for
surplus and reserves OF $5,les,-
lGg9.3s."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19

pany. located In the northwest Of
the southwest OF 926-6, started out
for 500 barrels In sand from. 2.SO5
to 2,S36 feet, and the No. well In
tho southeast corner OF was drilled
so feet In sand topped at 2,S2s feet
and has 1000 feet OF fluid In the
hole, also the No. 3 well or the Car
ter people, located In the center OF
the north line OF the northwest Of
the northwest OF Q. found the sand
from 2,755 to 2,7st feet and has a
hole fun OF oil. In l6-26-G the Car
ter oil company's No. . well, To-
Gated In the center OF the cast line
OF the northeast OF the northwest OF
the section, found sand from 2,S46
10 2,S93 feet, and the hole In fpll
OF oil. In the northwest OF the
southwest OF 3l-27-6. Its No. 3 well
found the deep pay, and Is good for
an initial production of 700 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
West of 0knIuigee

The No Rentie of the Okla
homa Producing and Refining cor
poration located in the northeast
corner OF the south half OF tho
northwest OF the northeast of 26
12-1l is reported TO have topped a
sand at 2,641 feet. and to be flowing
about $50 barrels.
The No. Randle OF the Cosmos
oil company located in the north
west corner OF the, southwest OF
section 33-13-lI found sand from
2,440 TO 2.446 feet and Is good for
20, 1000 feet OF gas.
Marshall & Johnson's No.
Thompson located in the northeast
corner OF the northwest of the
southeast of 34-l3-i1 topped the
sand at 2.525 feet and at five feet
I'm had n hole fun of oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
Number of NeW Wells in the
Burbank Pool

The Hickman No. ! OF the Mar
land company, located In 36-27-B,
which came In as a 5000, OOO-foot
gasser az a depth OF 1885 feet In
July, 1919, has been deepened to
the oil sand at 2,Ss2 feet and Is con
sidered by the company TO be equal
ly as good as the Hickman NO. q
which was completed last DecembG~
good for 800 barrels. The field now
boasts Is producers with total OF
approximately 5000 barrels produc-
tion.
The Carter oil company topped
the notch last week in the Burbank
pool by drilling in five good pro-
ducers. The No. well of this com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
Important Operations
in Kay County

The No. 1 Love Of the Carter oil
company, located In the northeast
corner of the northwest OF the south o.
west of 21-29-3e, is dry and aban
doned at 1880 feet.
The No. Heibcrson of the Mar
land Refining company, located in
the center OF the northwest OF the
northeast OF 17-2S.9e, had IA 1900.
000-foot show OF gas In sand from
3,206 to 3,209 feet, and are testing
out the show.
The Homa Okla oil company's No.
! Coleman, located in the southwest
corner Of the northeast OF 35-2S-3e,
Is dry and abandoned at n total
depth or 1901 feet.
The Ranger OIL & Gas Co. IL pull
ing pipe in its No. | Boster, located
in the northeast corner OF the north
west of the northwest OF l4-27-3e.
The total depth OF the hole is 1915
feet.
Tho Gypsy oil company has tim e
ers in for No. / Mehasah, located
in the center OF the south line OF
the southwest OF 27-27-5e.
The Marland RStining company Is
pulling S-inch casing on their No.
cemetery, located in the northwest
corner OF the northeast OF the south
west OF 17-2b-2e, at a total depth OF
2,170 feet.
The Mid-Co Petroleum company
No. 8 Chilocco, located in the south
west corner OF the northwest of the
northeast OF 2s-29-2e, is drilling at
3,7O7 feet.
The Carter oil company's No. /
Whiteman. located IN the southeast
corner OF 17-29-3e, is drilling at
1910 feet.
c, u. Shaffer is drilling at $40
feet in his No. / Watkins located
in the northwest corner of 27-29-3e.
The No. / Cauly of the Twin
states OIL & Gas Co. located in the
northwest corner of tho northeast OF
l9-2s-4e, Is drilling at 3,673 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19

Billingslea and others No. 1 Glib
son, located in the northeast cor.
ner OF the southwest OF the north
west OF 22-l5-lS, has n hole fun OF
water and will be abadonod at O
total depth OF 2,540 feet.
The Wallace Drilling company
have a t50-barrel well In its No
3. located in the center OF the cas-
line of the southeast OF the south
east OF 27-'5-li. sand was founC
from 2.105 2127 feet.
The No. Grayson OF Moore anc
others, located in the southeast cor
ner OF tho northeast OF l6-l5-l5, has
a 800, 0,000-foot gas show In sane
from $40 to s9l feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
Young County. Texas
in the Limelight

Tho most Interesting spot in
Texas at the present time is doubt
less tho south part Of Young county,
Texas. where Clear Fork OF the
Brazos river meanders from the
south 70 the north and is being de-
,eloped in "a manner that plainly In
diratcs that the big stuff is along
tho creek ana that the wells a loca
ton back are lighter, while half a
mile away the formations are found
to be absolutely dry. The largest
wells found in Young county to date
are on The bank OF this creek, being
McCluskey No. of the Panhandle
Refining company with the sand
found at 1850 feet, and Mid Tex
Petroleum company's well on NJ. *.
Graham farm. Sam Travis has two
wells on the 40 acres running east
and west Just south OF tho Stmson
farm and both of them are located
near the Clear Fork creek, which,
hy the way, carries a lot of water
for drilling purposes and the Travis
wells are in 2,l00-foot sand, while
the first mentioned wells above are
a; $3.50 feet. II would seem as
though Mr.. Travis would have a
good bot in the lower pay. Chap
man and Clark own the adjoining
reage Mr.. Chapman lis broth
er OF ]. A. Chapman of the McMann
oil company. and is certainly fixed
for life, as his wells are coming in
big In the 2,l00-foot sand. II is also
worthy Of note that ]. w. kuhns
and his father are interested in the
Graham oil syndicate, which has
three wells producing, two being AZ
9l00 feet and one being at 1850
feet
The limo found In the Ranger
field is not encountered above $3.50
feet but the production in this pool
is in real sand. which ~ II or ~
feet deep at the 2,lO0-foot depth
and at $3.50 has not been measured
as yet The oil is same gravity as
Rurkburnett and therefore in great
demand. The Prairie is taking the
oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
Quits when salary prnps.

TTTTTTT w 7 "" " VTTV-
kINGt1SllER, March iS--l|c-
cause uf Inadequate SALARY MnrNun
Woodwcrth, county clerk has re-
siCncd To accept position with q
dry goods firm In kuE0shcr q s
NauGuudy ~ IovcI has been an
pointed to IN the vacant office los
the county commissioners Tho
county officers salaries wore de-
crenrcd as result of the doct'ar'
In population tn This county at tho
last census.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
Interesting Development OF
GeOIOgists' Conference

The most interesting paper read
at the geologist's meeting now on In
Tulsa was one that dealt with the
probable production from tho VIII
cox sand and that made plain the
fact that there need be no fear OF
flood OF oil from that sand on
the Cushing structure because the
Wilcox sand on that great dome has
drained.
This Is certainly big news and
more important still is the fact that
II is undoubtedly true and n real
discovery and will forever end the
discussion as TO what would happen
were the Wilcox sand found produc-
tive in the Cushing field. II has
developed and has been worked out
that on the high points OF the struc-
ture below the Rartlosville there is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19

The white oil corporation yes.
tcrday purchased the Armstrong
acreage. formerly owned by Hinton
a. MattoN, in sections 80 ana a.
township l7-l5, on which the
original Fldorado producer is lo-
Gated. The property In the fu-
ture will be operated by the white
company from their Louisiana Of
fices. and there is no doubt but
what any now wells drilled on the
property will be brought In right
The consideration In the deal IL
approximately $6S6.0o
Developments Around Ol,mulecc.
4. II. Adcok's No. Kanard. To-
Gated In the northeast corner OF
the southwest Of the northeast uf
32.l2-l2 has II hole fun " water
and will be abandoned. The hole
was drilled 90 "A total depth Of
/ $50 feet.
The No. Schulter of the King
wood oil company. lbcatcd In the
southeast Cornvr OF the northwest
OF l1-l2-lS, Is good for 100000
feet of gas in sand from l.526 to
1897 feet.
The Henry oil compauy's No.
hA AiA'FttH l'AhA'u ~ wv 7bhAAi'f'"''
corner OF the northwest OF the north
west or 12-11-t0, had about 10
barrel show OF 40 gravity OIL I'm
sand topped at 3.2l6 feet The op-
Grafton is now shut down at a total
depth OF $3.50 feet, but II Is re
ported that the company will re-
sumo work on the hole when con
ditious become better and put 10 on
down to the Wilcox sand.
The No. Barnett Of the Okla
homa Central oil company. located
In the southeast corner of the
northwest Of 26-11-11, IL good for
100000 feet OF gas In sand from
2,s06 to 2.3ii feet.
Moffit Il Houderson's No. / 1law.
kins, located I'm the southeast COR
ner OF s-ll.l2. IS reported TO have
had water In sand found from 2,0tl
10 2.095 feet, and the well will be
plugged back to the show which
was had at "A depth OF l,775 feet.
The No, 2 Knowles pt the Trans
continental on company located In
the center OF the east line OF the
southeast OF the southeast OF Ia
1912. has hole fun of water in
sand from 2,563 TO 2,577 feet. Same
company's No. :, In the center OF
/ the south line Of the"same forty
is an abandoned location.