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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR DAY TOTAL S59,5O0

Deeds Of bargain ana sale were
Yesterday recorded in the Crr.nccrv
Court Involving S59,5oo. The pcop-
orty At til" southeast corner OF stuart
Avenue ana Robinson street. fronting
stuart Avenue forty seven feet, has
been transferred from y. w. Hankins
TO Henry y Hriazolarn for $4,000.
propcrty at the northwest corner Of
esthampion Avenue and Auburn
Avenue. fronting 800 feet. transferred
from y. l.. Simmons to Waller c.
Schaaf Tor $4,000. and 4 l. simmons
to walter G Schaai property 1T 1850
West Broad street fronting nin"5ccn
t",t. for $l6 oOu. property At $50,
East Main street is transferred 70
y l. Weinberg hy j. d. Elan for
slO.5NG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
LAT0NiA ENTRIES

'or two yes' old niles hvs ,oa.."sWHtHl,s,
9sg"". lo5. Ina Iark. los Equal Rights.
Miss 10y lit
second rnc.-Iurse. $1,000. claiming. for
A,Iss s sr-G RE I'm, and ~ siS fGr!ongs our
cTty lps Foster Em6ry. los Groinl
S""... lnN, Amanda, los: Iiradl.y's Cho!ca
;!a h.,si" iI5. Rapid Strite. ila. Ionic
l!3. Nurture. % '.rhe irgIrian. rs: ~,
hor'"I. iia. Gloria France. los. our Birth
Thru race purse siaoo claiming: for
tylE +rt g. hH!i Observation-Disclosures
i i.,i.,. H.g.,,.h.nso.n rs, ilnsmoh"H. It'll
Siun"wall ms. Huggl,s ii5 Eniy Stnr
l!' A'.! e..::t5!ea Frnuk Boyd, lia. p-rp
S'nE"v il5. san Time iii.
anil. ana % sixteenth cotton blossom. TOR
~ l>' -. zoe" lolhhir 100; H!Hgk iiacElo
lynn" Sih.u. lps.
Fiita race purs. $t.5oo. ,h- Gibson
up: SIS 'urionrs Fern I!rudicy. lo., Sc
we! Curmbs. los. !,ipih Bry. i07: Minute"
man. no, parJeoiitE. 40; ii!.h Cost 10.
Siy,H raro-,ursr se.oco: allowances
th" N.lnu; HIS; FOR ihrrc-yvai- "a"
nlie aud a Nl""uth Planet ln' Nc
N"!o, lr7 Sir Thomas Ec,n, l07 Ran
saycn,n race purse, $500 claiming
a uuIrter--I.o. o.. LA Fnuirr loo. 'I.o-
roma Moss IO.. AG"lia W. 40 Captain
Tom. li-. Gourmond. 'i2 capita! Guy.
'Auprenmcc aiiowanr" claimed nv"
pounds Clear fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
YALE LOSES HER ROWING
COACH JUST BEFORE RACE
lny Associated Press. /

NF.W HAVEN. EbNN.. .Innc G---Tho
rr.ignation of Guy Nika!ls. English
coach OF Vale crews. was announced
last night. There had been many re
ports ut his rcsignatiuu as a rcsul,
" friction. following Vale defeats
This spring by rcnns WANNA. CuiVm'
bin. princeton aud Cor"clI. but IL Was
believed h,. WC-ll wait until af;rr
tho Harvard races hcfur" Toi.nuGi-u-
!U.. his post
With the Harvard rrnutta only
,iGht"cu days away. T. }. GurI,rry,
another English uIramnu. has been
.npOIntcd NikAlIs smccrssOr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
CHICAGO WITNESS DENIES
HE KNOWS ABE ATTELL
nv Assoclnfcd Press /

NEW YORK, june G.-Samucl W
iHSs. of chicago, the complaining
witness before the Cook county
Grand Jury tina. returned The Illinois
indictments against Auc NttcIl in
connection with baseball scandal oil
1919. TO-DAY declared h. never had
seen tn" "H-pu;ilist aud never had
had ANY transaction with him
Tin case Of Ntt"li who GLAZING ~.
n not tho d"'rndani mentioned Int the
Chicago Indictment then was post
'oHc', until l'ridnN. after a hnIi play-
/. who VAS INJECTED - testify failed
&" APPEAR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

Frank DclgrpSsO who claims
Bangor. IA as his home. aud VINO
was arrested 10y Federal officers sat
urd.l4 after u ratd on au East Mlin
street place he Is accused Of operat-
ing as rcCtityinE plant was yvs-
tcrday held 10y the United States com
missioner for the Federal grand Jury,
commissioner F'lcgcnhcimer liked bail
nj 81 5GA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Celebrate Davis, r'rthda,

Tho Guochlai,d Chapter. t'uitrd
Daughters of tho Coutodcracy ccie-
hratcd the birthday OF Jefferson Davis
on June D. and gave II picnic at which
judge -. =. Richardson mtar AN adj
dress. Crosses were presented to the
TWO veterans. Henry Mitchell ANA w
II jennings Prizes Tor Oh" best CON
fcdcratc essays on Jefferson r1yis
We're conferred upon scholars az Tho
nmhlir .,hnnls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
May INVITE NEW NATIONS
III PRELIMINARY CONTESTS

GENEVA. June G-Cuna pnrto
Rico, Mexico ana Central American
states may BE- invited to join with
the brazilian sports confederation IN
games preliminary t. the next blym-
piad IL has been decided 10y the
Olympic committee. y special com
nlttcr viii study hc project anil
make & report.
Members OF the olympic committee
from Greece. Egypt, t'EcCho-Sl"Naki la
and Poland az" discussing the posi-
bility "i combining the countries into
groups Tor preparatory games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
AMERICAN GOLFERS
IN TOURNAMENT TO-DAY
l'airings for Thousand Guinrns'
Event Are nuunCrti-Frcnch
Champion VIII Play.
lBy Associated Press

tt'N ANSbtl.tf"u PRESS.
GLEN EAGLE. PEHrHSHIRE SCOT
LAND. June 6. The American GOLF
professionals who Viii compete IN
the british open championship at st.
Andrews late this month. Mil meet
The hest or English and scotch pro-
f"Ssionals tomorrow in the Thous-
ana Guineas professional golf tour
nam'nt. I'm addition. Arnald Mas
soy, the French champion. will play.
The palriucs announced for tho
American players follow: clarence
Hackney. Atlantic city. y T.. and \.
W. DutchIt Barass!c. lock llutchln-
s"i' Glen view Country CLUB, Chi
Caso. and Hugh Mcneil. Port Rush:
imam Nrlhoru. shreveport Coun.
try Club Shcr"vcpurt La. and Cor
i"n i."ckhart Glen Eagle: Fred Nc
tt"h' columbia Country cluh Wash
i,nst"n. -. G.. ana iIug,n" i.nn;tc.
B!arrit2. Tom korri.au. SIwan,v
Country cub. New YORK, ana fl ,',I-
,,y. S"a, r"it Waiter EaEcu Detroit.
Mich. and Grurcr duncan. u,nu..
IN Jam'. BARNES. rclham country
S ,nn: y y" ana Il.ames nraid st
town Country club. Yuuursto,yn
OHIO. ana Josh TayInr SunAirv,
,hhri"S ilomner. Philmuut ,'nu,itrv
Cub. Philadclphin. ANA e I; Rruntrf
Manchester; WIifr-I Reia WilnniinIas'.,
ron country club Wilmington. I,"I
ana Edward Ray. oNhcy. George Nc
lean Grassy SprIin GnlC club \..v
York. and Roland Jones. WhnLlo,In,,
Park '''
several excellent gallery pairs..
IRE listed ia II" foregoing pairings.
I'm harnes. the Pelham Country
'itieS in the United States. prohnbiy
VIII draw large following plnyingr
Win George Braid Of ST Andr.Ns
nnn George duncan. who won the
'tltsh open TIL. last YEAR viii %
around with Walter Hagen, FORMS.
"trh champion of the United states
nhu an cntrant in tn" british nnno
iJSi summer 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Ir..Ir nr..nr.. i.n,,irr.

y chuuEc Ia schedule Of t. F.sN J.
Railroad trains was announced hy
officials Yesterday NorthhuuuI
trains carving slccpcrs To New YOrN
VIII leave Richmond AT an earlier
hour than heretofore. Train No. o..
VIII leave Broad Street station at
$40 y. NJ, instead OF sos A. NJ. The
change takes effect today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
New York.
Totals - % - -
'iat"d for collins in seventh.
'Batt"d Tor Shc"han in ninth

S'ur'' ON INNINGS, n.
-. Louis ....... 10 600 ONS -
New York ........ 600 Que 6l0-I
summary: Tyv"-haS" hits - Ruth.
.icv"rrid Sacrifice Lee Left on
bases New York Q. 81 Louis .
Bases on hails-oT Collins. !: Oft
'hc"han. >; of Davis. y liits-orf
Collins. 2 In innings: OF Shechan. 4
n innings. lii by pitcher ny
..ullinS Ocrbcg.p Struck out ~ by
Davis. :. by Collins, | Nv Shc"hun.
:! Wild pitch-collins. Passed bal
SchanE, Scvcrcid. Losing pitch
'uiiins. umpircs iIiih"hrand Will
7on and Naiiin. Time IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
BOSTON MAKES II THREE
OUT OF a FROM CHAMPS
Wild pitcL by Caldwell Allows
Red SoN to Score Win
ming Kun.

BOSTON. MASS. Jun. 6-Tu4 Rod
SoN took three "ut Of fOuI gducs
from Cleveland. hy winning today. :
to :. Mails and p.unock were both
knocked ur the nm y via Dltch by
caldwell lot the winning rum score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
nr,n,oc ,sors- nacin% i" M.,ico.

" I.NIVV 'TIN mn" o" TIUrsU no
no was resumed yesterday wncn the
members 90; th" british colony held
"',"tIng 1T The tpul'aH Hippo
rome iu honor Of tn" hir;hday "f
King Geo 60. This wnS the ir., rae
IA. event iH ton gears. rud proved
. uulUhiy society function Nirtua e.
ly In" entire dipl"matic corps and
m"mhcvs "f the Cabinet attended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
WHITE SOX ARE BEATEN
BY WASHINGTON SENATORS
IIv Nssoclntcd IT,

WASlilNiNpN. June q. Washing
ton made ii four out of five from
Chicago by taking The last game OF
the series today, 10 to 4
Thn SCnrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
CHICAGO CUES DEFEATED
BY BROOKLYN DODGERS


CHICAGO. June Is BROOKLYN de
fcat"d the Chicago cubs today bv =
score al; "a T.
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
SPORTS
CARDINALS BEAT PILLS
BY CLOUTiNG BALL HARD
I'i:it,I,I,.Irgi,i;I.

cardinals continued th.ir heavy hit
INK today. and won from Vhiiadcl-
phla. ~ to o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
AMERICAN CAN CO. NOT
MONOPOLY, COURT HOLDS
Governments Appeal * Dismissed
OH Motion al Solicitor
General
SUPREME; TRIBUNAL ADJouRNs
Executors OF Woodward Estate Tn
hc'd in Contention That Tax AZ
NSscd Under Act of 1916 Was
allowable DcuIcton."
Jny Associated press.I

WASuINGToN, INN. e m. G.,
.rr.,,... ,.,.,..
''H regular term
''oS' l"daN ahjourning unit!
October 3 Mos, OF the justices nIan
Co leave at once f,,. ,t
,.,r,ti "'"ii'e'
''S'hisS" NJ the governments APP
peal on motion OF solicitor Genera.
Sp". rom io""r court DEGREES.
''"E .''t the American Can Com
"i 90" nor '0rst!tpte - monopoly
me sherman antitrust Law.
'''" 81 "'''SlpH against the government
". estate iaN ease. marked the
"'' '.. session
-, mes Notion Ia Dismiss.
m' "l''itor- general filed with the
80 "'IF tcw minutes before II
notion tn dismiss the appeal
.'' '"" American Can case. bu; gave
~ ''"S"H Wh"n Submitting his mo-
10y" '"'i'r ne explained tho motion
I 'i'' "'hh taken because OF the evil
"''- 'u..tHlnE OF the courts decision
9"u"Ht cas-" against The United
80 "l''i Corporation when il held
,""' an unreasonable" restraint must
proven before the law could be
''E"Ned-
..'urS 81 ne estate Of the late
-" ~. Woodward. Of Alabama we're
uP"c.u D.! the court IN their con;cn-
| ton that the estate tax assessed no.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
Gattcd tor Martin in SKIN
tt:aTt"d Cor Jones in eighth
CINCIfIHATI REDS LOSE
GAME TO BOSTON, BRAVES

CINCINNATI. ONO juno { laos
ton mad" it three ont of rou- from
cincinnati 10y anneXins joduye game.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
LIGHT-HlTTiMG GAME
Is WON BY BROWNS

- -NFN''' .'AN''3 j '4s-
NEW YORK. june t.-Sc Louis de.
fcated New York. to |, today in one
~ the lightcst hitting contests of tn.
locals season
Tine scar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
SUFFOLK LOSES CONTEST
TO ROCKY MOUNT, s TO 3

SUFFOLK Va June G.-Rocky
Mount won tn" opening game of Tho
series from suffolk here this after
noun Hl lhr score of . to g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

tIrV"Ianu -...-- " 10 IUl ION BOO -
Boston .-.-.-. ....2 zoo l"% luN-s
summary Two base '.!t---RurnS.
iulNniS Collins. Three base hits
r;arGutr. Saorjfccs-M Mails. Thomas.
Stephenson M"Hosky, EoUdryN ca
Mclnuis. Nitt. Double plays l'ratt I"
Scott - Nciunis 60. Lett on BASES
Cleveland. 10, Boston. .. Base on
bals-on stalls, ! III Caldwell. on
rcuuock. =. of Russell HIS on
Malls. IN = Ia Innings CALDWELL :,
iu - r.uupck. Zoe :. none ont In
;hiTd. Myers. = ~ 8 Russell 3 tn =
Struck out-hy Mails J. Culdw.u. 3 :.
IcrUoCk 4. Niger !. Russell l..
Niii pitch caldwell Winning
pitcher Nycrs Los!u., pitcher
Caldwell. Empires -Conrolly and
liUCcn. Time. ZOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
'Eattcd for Kerr in nj,
xl.,,..fnr

Chicago ............ oil 600 022- 6
Washington ........ I'll 100 05X-10
Summary: Two-basc hits-IIarris
(2). Charity, Miller. Judge. Falk
Three-base hits-O'Rourke, Shelly,
Strunk. Stolcn base-Shanks. Sac
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

~ANTED-Several good drilling
'~ovYpposltlons in Creek or Okmulgee
n.n'les for immediate Co., develop,
~ can Usage 1850 or address
>" Nobinton Bldg, Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Comeback for Northwestern
Kan Go. Field Predicted

poNCA CITY, Okla, April ga
Additional renewed development for
the northwest Kay county hrld.
which had 80 big q rush a few years
ago is now predicted "a a result or
the tOO-harrcl well, brought In about
ton days ago by the Empire company
on the Shur,z farm north OF IN
worth, and also because ut IN" play
now being made I'm the Deer creek
field W eastern Grant county. Wherc
the Marland oil aud other cnmpan-
les are now blocking acreage pre-
paratory TO drilling. IL develops that
the Marlani company was ono of
the first yyildCattcrs iu Grant county
a fuw years ago. but got dry hole
in the territory south OF Deer creek.
In the past few years the real dc
vclopmcnt iu The northwest Kay
county field has bccn that carried
ON bV the McCaakpy-W WCutg in'or-
osts OF this city. This concern con-
trolls several sections OF laud he
tween pcckham and Dilworth and
has been the most successful Upcr-
ator there. Much of this land, orig
indlly uudcr Lease by McCaskcy
Woutz, is now owned In fee by the
company, which has something IKE
one hundred producing wells In that
area. l.. H. Wcnt2 OF ponca city is
i'm charge OF all work In Oklahoma
for this company.
A deeper sand, than had been en-
countcred heretofore I'm the terri-
tory, south OF Dilworth. was found
about a year ago by McCaskey -
Wcntz on the Wclch farm, a sand
that has proven TO be the best pro
duCinE in that district A consider
able portion OF the McCaskey- -Wentz
leases had been drilled, but after en-
counterinR this sand rcdrilling OF
the leases was started, and on many
locations now there are two and
sometimes three rigs
4 Big Gasoline Plant.
The McCaskey-Wen people have
also in that district one or the
most modern casinghead gasoline
plants in the state, with an output
OF 5000 barrels daily. The plant tx
comparatively new and IS equipped
with all the latest appliances and
! conveniences necessary 20 the indus
| try. The company Is now building,
/ three miles west of Peckham, a 35-
acre lake 10 furnish water TO their
| entire lease territory for all pur-
poses, and the pumping plant Is now
| being installed.
The best well ever drilled in the
| northwest Kay county field was that
| OF the Duluth-Oklahoma company
| about four years ago, on the Myers
| farm, just west OF Dllworth, which
was 5000 barrel daily producer
! and this well is said to be still flow
| ing $50 barrels n day.
The Empire company was one OF
the heavy purchasers OF leases In
the extreme northern portion OF the
| field, along the Kansas boundary, al
! the time the field was opened. and
| this district mas ever since been q
big producer of gas, from which tn,
| Empire has supplied many Kansa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
OIL AND GAS
Ieasss - sunpIie. - Prndnc,Inn. Etc.
A business Opportunity.

Wa. own Zee, northwest, north
sSs. @-I'-lO producing wells on all
sues present time new rig is being
SSlht on the center OF section, for
Yep test, Desire to lease or de-
s,,uPineht. George WalbTight,
stroud, Okla.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
- MARKET QUOTATIONS.
A Bio Time Expected May 2

while the fun program of speak
"a Al the meeting to be held Mon
3,r May .. at tho city Auditorium
!, behalf OF tariff on oil has not
bsen announced, 1t is nevertheless
ho1nd 90 be the most interesting AT
ain ever held in Tulsa.
Tho various interests which arc
,roducng oil in Mexico and Colon
ta ar. much exercised as to tho
sand taken by Tulsa oil men, bo
.ausc of the we'll known fact tha'
on,y al Tulsa is there likely to be
fight to prevent the levying OF .
.,riff on foreign crude.
While there was big meeting n,
lTiehita Friday night and another .
t,vcek ago at ependcnce, Kan
and while there will be many meet
ngs held throughout the midcon
,lnent field, It is Only at Tulsa tha'
,he larger firms have headquarters
and many are doing good livel"
hus,ling to prevent n positive state
ment coming from Tulsa as to the
proposed tariff.
The statement issued by the exc
rltlye committee of tho Mid -Conti-
rent oil & Gas association h1S
aroused much criticism. w IL
GRAY. speaking at Wichita Friday
night. declared the statement or
the tariff by the association is no
more nor less than a plea for the
protection OF the seaboard refin-
eries. The committee is for a tariff
on refined oil but wants everything
flyed so the seaboard reflneries can
&c, the Mexican crudo in free o.
city.
The committee is especially soil
eitous about getting this Mexican
crude TN here free OF duty for the
navy and the shipping board. What
difference would It make whether
This oil sold to the government paid
or not so long as the government
got the tax money. The association
was organized during the war when
the government had the right to fla
prices OF all commodities and rules
and regulations for the control of
all Industries.
1T served a good purpose during
that time, however, I doubt whether
Il can be of any further service to
me producer. one is forced to the
conclusion from its expression on
the tariff that II has passed entirely
under the domination of the sea,
board rcfinerics. Tho members OF
The association who have no otheI
interests save and except that OF the
nldcontinent should demand that
The association define a policy more
In keeping with the needs and de-
sres Of the producers and refiners
Of the midcontinent, and If II fails
to DO 30 they should withdraw their
support and request that 1t change
rs name to one more in keeping
With It's purposes"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Weeks Reports ShOUs Much
ActiUity in Fields

The most important news con-
ianed in last weeks reports, entirely
oyershadowing the excitement of the
two wildcat showings, was the fact
that large amount OF production
was brought in by the deepening OF
old producing wells, and by the
shooting of old producers.
These results, following upon what
was said to be general mutual
shutdown for the purpose of reduc'
ing all unnecessary drilling and 10
reduce the production of Oklahoma,
do not seem to be very consistan'
with the sentiment of few weeks
back that the producers should stay
shut down until fair price was re
teived for crude oil.
Many OF the wells deepened and
shot were fair producers. and why
hs unnecessary production should
De added to the large total, at this
lme when there seems 10 be little o'
10 chance for any immediate ad'
vance in the price. certainly leaves
eh unanswered question in the mind,
OF many Of those producers who alb
.outely shut down during the cur
@nment perihd for what was
gained 10 be the mutual benefit Of
ne producers at large.
The biggest boost in the produc
.lon of any field in the state was reg
ttered last week in the Hewitt re-
ports, whore numerous big Wells
were completed. The Carter Oh
eompany's leases in 15-4s-2w seem
10 lie in the very center of the deep
Slnd production, and the biggcs'
wells completed last week were 10
'ated on their leases.
Among the old producers drilled 70
me deeper sands in the Hewitt field
.ast week, the following list containJ
e me largest. In section 10 the No. }
woodruff Of the Carter oil companl
Iarled out making $50 barrels daih
N the lS50-foot pay; the No.
Amorister or the same company way
aloO-harrel producer from the $50
pay; the No, / Ambrister of the Car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
TUO NeU Wells in
the Usage

The Fleshcr Petroleum company
Yesterday completed two producers
on Its lease I'm the northwest OF 12-
21-l1. The No. well. located In
the center OF the northeast Of the
northeast OF the northwest of -,
which was an old Tucker sand pro-
ducer drilled deeper. found the VIII
cox sand at about $500 feet, ana is
good for an estimated production Of
t50 barrels. The No. well Of the
samo company located In the center
of tho cast line of the northeast Of
the northwest of ~, Is good for 900
barrels in sand found at 1850 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
With the OH Men

George Brigham writing from Enid
says all the rcflneries are running
full time on CARRIER crude which has
% gallons of gasoline to the barrel.
lIo says that Dave Dodge who has
been buying wheat I'm Enid for many
years claims to be the original geo
logist and says that the richness OF
tho CARRIER crude is due entirely to
the 5000 per acre wheat growing
surface, Mr.. Brigham was leaving
for Wichita to attend che meeting
Of the oil men at the Wichita club.
John Steel Well known oil nrn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

towns and also sold Co various okla
homa distributing concerns
This entire district is now to scc
considerable wildcattiuE m addition
tn the drilling extensions bDing
planned Ivy MDCaskcN Wcutz aud
other Older companies iu the fiold.
The McC1skcN -Wpuz company is
now drilling distinct wildcat one
mile west ut pcckham. and To- the
uorthward q Kansas company is also
preparing 90 drill ON "a considerable
block ut lvuaDs while To- the west
ward between DilWurth and Bramau
other wi'dvnttiug operations are
starting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
HOIdenriiie Wen Reported
Hdring Another ShOYing

Tho No. WcU OF the Lyons Pc.
troleum company located IN Ii-7-S,
Just weRt OF Holdcnville. ~ reported
TO have another showing or OIL and
gas in sand topped at 3,12O feet. Tho
reports cay the well g. now making
about 100000 feet OF gas and
spraying some oil, This operation
has had several showings In shall
lower sands. all being heavy black
oil and OF little consequence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Big Wen Completed in
DedHer Pool

The no ! wcll Of Robinson, Glib
son and Hunhizor. located I'm the
northeast corner NJ the northwest OF
tho southwest OF lG-11-l1. ts rc.
ported TO he making csc barrels a
day In sand found from 2.TlO TO
2.fG0 rect The now producer is "a
south offset to the ] 900. marrci we'll
recently brought In by the Atlantic
on Producing company which cx-
tended the pool about quarter Of
a milo west
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

two feet In the sand, but win Zoe
completed iu the very near future.
In tho Osarc the biggest wen
completed was the no. l3 ot the
Prairie OU company, located i'm Il
2g-a, which was rated as good Tor
900 barrels ip the Peru sand ate.
a l2O-uuart shot. The usual ave..
aye number OF wcUs aud failures
werr reported from the Usage coun-
try last week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

bssaw Sale-CasinS. Zine pipe at
sam prices. WIN buy casing
pJ"nuoned leases and lines. NJ.
Csdso'a. SlS Mayo Bldg. Phone
~'uaF 2522.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Production Wanicii.

q, 1oeSHtled, 25 to 100 barrels Kansas
vVCiAiahoma shallow. with room for
-A,e opment. Map and pipe line
Pa ,elulred' Box 314. Bradford,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Pipe and casing at interesting
prices for immediate delivery out Of
ss". ,h IN all sizes. Get our prices and
I,.e money We sell for less. Feen-
0s Pipe & supply Co. Phones
pa'age 1850, LID. so. 517-21 East
"S' street, Tulsa. Okla.--Advt.