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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26

a Tues 4. nusuglia. O. h D~Nsla
Bupsslsr ae ronce; !. fAl.ea. O. gie.
uurs: 3 q. clrlnn. o. h csuilal IliaA.
IN a Eslie alto q tsinnis csrsrs-
psndis aa; pssmrr parsie J. Arunle.
de h Esnrln suSrESor d. MayaellcE
II nugnnao e. Msnagas. ae h Esrncla
Superior de- noncr; . Il terwre. ,.
Dalsclro. ae "a Cnlversiaad.
I'm Il salio ancho vencleran respecli-
ramente: primer pucSio. n. Cuilfnrhi.
De IA Escuela Superior de Nayagliez /:
segundo. J. Barrciro. De Ia Central
High: y tercero. 2. Monagas. de Ia
Bscnela Superior de Ponce.
I'm el salto de garrocha ocuparon eI
primer sItiO William Guzm6n. de Ia
Universidad: y Z. Monagas. de Ia Es-
cucla Superior de Ponce.
Al tirar Ia pesa los victoriosOs fue-
ron. en- el orden que sc sehalan: wn-
liam Guzman, de Ia Universidad: A.
Barcel6. Jr., de Ia Universidad: y z.
Monagas. de Ia Escuela Superior de
Ponce.
Ena la carrera de reley0.
La lucha entire Ia clase ''B" sc desen
volvi6 con este resultado:
En- Ia carrera de cien yardas alcan.
zaron la meta ]. Garcia. de San Juan
Z. Knight, de San Juan; Y G. Serrano,
de vieques, llegando en- el orden que Sc
mencionan.
En- la carrera de 220 yardas. triun-
farOn en- el orden apuntado, los alum.
nos siguientes: J. Garcia, de San
Juan; v. Guzman, de San Juan; y N.
Rodriguez, de Ponce.
En- la carrera de Obstaculos los pri.
mer0s en- realizarla fueron: S. Open
heimer, de Ponce; A. Rodriguez, de
Ponce; c. Serrano, de vieques.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
os INFORMACION GENERAL 80



lsos cpiaediss y Z Dc Ia NuesA
AuTorA" , rxllsses csmi2s-
TcslFp Amtrica
Esircne 81 rueFss Riue del rIiise.
do edo. A. ~i.as CaHire lAssrs- y
Mader Krnneay - "A remraia Dan.
Do y nnndo-. Reralos De rssialrs De-
lac tomndas Il mnsscs Iasado.
nestrs Rialis
Erred Stoise, a rival DE- Fairbanks.
en- In comcdia en G acios ~. Aspi-
rante . Eswlla~.
Reapar-'-rA. l~sisisn dEl piilllca.
In genial , tan aplaudida lgrsurr~CriSn
Quljano
Cine Luna
al JorObadO y Ia Bailarina'. dra-
ma aleman en- 5 actOs y una comica.
Cine Real
Martes 26. los episOdios z y de
"El Disco de FuegO" y una ccmica.
Cine Monte Carlo
Una graciosa cinta y los episOdios
7y s de "El Disco de FuegO".
/. Cine Victory Garden
Eddie Polo en- los episodes 8 10
de la divertida serie que lleva pOr IT,
tulo ia Daga que Desaparece" y una
comica en- 2 rollos.
Cine Puerto Rico
Dolores Cassinelli en- su 1.simo cine
drama colossal LAS Telaraiias del En-
gaiio", seis reels de emociones donde
el espectador siente a veces deseos
de venganza v sentimientos de amor.
Reaparicion del celebrado duetto Her:
man Mora con nuevos y variados nu-
meros.
Cine Las Antillas, (Detras de
Talleres)
Los episodios y 2 de LA Lucha
por los Millones", por William Dun
can, y una comica.
TeatrO Sisifo, (Bayamon).
Los episodios 13 y Id de LA Daga
que Desaparece" Y una cinta comica.
Teatro Variedades, (Bayam6n).
FL drama Discretion, una artista
alemana.
Teatro Rivoli, (Rio Piedras).
i Debut de la notable cantante Y gran
coupletista Josefna Munoz y Madge
Kennedy en- el soberbio drama "En
Absolute Reserva" y ell episodio Is
de Gel Dominador".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
MAS DETALLES DE
UN PRESUPUESTO

En- ell proyecto de Presupuesto del
Departamento de instruction, someti-
do al Gobernador, habia una partida
que llamaron en- la Camara ell "Estado
mayor" decia como sigue:
Division de Inspection y Archives:
Jefe de Division Y Secretario
del Departamento, S $500
Superintendent general de es-
panol, 5000
Superintendent general de
instruction Primaria Ele-
mental, 3,2OO
Superintendent general de
instruction Primaria Ele-
mental, 5000
Inspector de Ciencias Domes-
ticas, 5000
Inspector de Artes Manuales, 5000
Inspector de Agriculture, 5000
Superintendent General de
instruction Secundaria, 5000
Superintendent General de
instruction Rural, 5000
Director de Educacion Fisica, 5000
Superintendent de Musica, 2,400
Superintendent de Dibujo, 2,400
Ofcinista, 1000
Oficlnista, 1,6OO
Offcinista y taquigrafo, 1900
Oficinista v taquigrafo, 1,5OO
En- junto, $43,6OO
: AL hacer los reaiustes rebajas re-
comendadas por Ell Gobenador y con-
sultadas al Departamento, no hubo
gran cambio en- esa seccion del pro-
yecto de Presupuesto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
Dunta Adetica eintelectual de Ias
Escuelas deIPuertc Rico

Ean = sasgia o. mia naI|ssun llsna.
fsuirs a. uIlms itFmlno . kianla.
a. snn 1uzn, A. cn.ln.p a. zea 1uan,
? \. sgsra.slmss. a. rnme
IN n eancIn a. msals mllls elsn.
sierun lus primcIus pnesaas 81 la =.
taasidn que ~ nlarionan: Z. Esunie.
n. ae San lnan: n. Dvn& a. san
snan: y n rmdIlla. a. San suan
En Il sallo alto fnrEpn vlrausioeus
J. solirFnR ae Pmces =. tsnerEera
DE- IA Academia de San Aensfia: = q
scrrama Dc rirqnes.
I'm a salio ancho qrups Il primer
pucsio J. cncrrero. Dc Ia Academia De
san Agustin; el ngnndo. A. costese.
de San Juan: y el ieEcero. 4. Benlis
de Ponce.
En- q lanzamienfo de IA pesa oclp5
el primer sitio J. Iaviosa. De Mays.
giiez; el segundo. A. cosioso. de san
Juan; y el tercero. L. Menito. de Pom
&c.
En Ia carrera de releEo.....
FL rcsumen es este: En- Ia lucha afle
tica del yiernes hizo Carolina ~ pun.
tos; Arroyo. "a; Lares, 10; Coamo. 4
Yabucoa. ?; y Barros l.
En- el torneo ffsico de aver Sc anota-
ron: De Ia clase az. Central High,
SO; pnntcs; Uniyersidad, 30; Escuela.
Superior de Mayagiiez, %; Eschela SUI
peripr de Ponce. II. De la clase @B..
San Juan, As puntos: Ponce. %: Aca-
demia de San Agustfn, 10; Mayagiiez
y vieques, 5 cada uno ' Yauco 2.
En- los encuentros de basket bali lla-
bidos entire Ponce Y Guayama Y ems
tire Caguas Y Academia San Agustfe,
la victoria estuvo de parte de PoneegF
cen tres godls; de la Academia fe
San xgustfn con seis goals.
C0rresponsdl II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
a LA SANDAL

Sc nos informa que algunos pesca-
dofes Sc dedican ejercer su indus
tria frente la puerta de San Juan
y que 9se pescado es vendido en- la
ciudad. 81 es este asf, creemos que
la Sanidad debe prohibirlo, pues es
sabido que a la puerta de San Juan
van a parar todos los detritus de la
ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
DERRIRANDo vIvIENDAs

Una comisi6n de vecinos de Nell
LA, Santurce, ha visitado la Comisi6n
de Servicio Pdblico a quejarse de pro-
cedimientos que informan Sc estan en-
pleando para Ell derribo de viviendas
que La Sanidad considera inhabitables.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
CASINO DE ARECIBO

Directiva para ell corriente aiio:
Pedro Mora Acosta, presidente; !;
Herminio Miranda. yicepresidente |;
L1is F. PREF Davila, secretario; g..
Zeno sama. vicesecretario;. DR.. F..
Aleman, tesofero; Antonio Borras, vi
cetesorero; Luis eMrcader, Francisco
Coll y Toste, Luis A. Calder6n, Ma
nuel valcunia Y Arinando CadilIa,
vocales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
ARRESTAnn

Acusado, de infracci6n los Regla-
mentos de la Comisi6n de Servicio Pd-
blico. ha sido arrestado y presto bajo
fianza de 500, Rafael Cepeda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
IN MUERTo Z Dos HERIDOs

En- el barrio Campo Allegro, de Haiti
10, IN tren de cana propiedad de la
Central los Canosr, Sc descarril6, re-
suitando Il naqainista Jose Garcia
Gonzalez. fogonero Pedro Reyes y
guardafrenos Limo Mercado, con fuer.
tes golpes heridas. falleciendo Mer-
catlo al siguiente dfa. Los otros heri-
dos sc encuentra bajo tratamiento y
q estado del maquinista es grave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
EScALAMIENTO

En- Ponce fu9 escalada La casa de,
Francisco Rodriguez, llevandose los ca
cos dos sortijas de orc, una de elias
con brillantes, un reloj de orc, de Sc
fora, un traje de .casimir y un par de
zapatos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
UNA CAIDA

En- la playa de Ponce. el individuo
Walter Blundell, marino del yapor 81.
NJ. Flager. surto en- aquel puerto. su-
fri6 una cafda en- dicho barco, result
tando con contusiones en- las piernas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
SJJICIDTO

I En- el barrio Voladoras, de Moca, Sc
suicide Ell indiyiduo Saturnino Aceve-
do. disparandose un tiro de revolver
por la region del coraz6n. Aeevedo Sc
encontraba en- NAL estadc de salud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
Ia SESSION DE HOY

Para las 10 de la mahana Sc cit6 la
Session del Senado, que Sc habfa sus-
pendido desde el viernes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
EN- Ell CINE PUERTO RICO

Hoy martes 26 de abril, Sc presen-
tara Dolores Cassinelli en- LAS Te-
larafas del Engano", en- reels, obra
de emociones donde Ell espectador sien
te veces deseos de venganza y senti-
mientos de amor, y, ademas la rea-
paricion del celebrado duetto Herman
Mora con nuevos y variados ndmeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
PAsAPORTE

FL Gobernador ha expedido pasapor
te para embarcar Dinamarca, Islan-
dia, Noruega, Suecia y la Gran Breta-
ma, la Sra. Sarah Louisa Hines, de
San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
;DE OJJIENs Es La TELA?

CDS XO Hx1HN 10 11<A 4 11H11A
En- la oficina de la detective sc en-
cuentran depositadas dos pleas de te-
la que fueron ocupadas en- poder de
Sergio Plata. Su dueiio puede pasar a
recogerias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
LLEGARoN Los NINos

En- ell vapor "Carscasv lIegaron de
los Estadoss Unidos los nifios Lila y
william. La detective los entreg6 a su
padre Felix Rivera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
YuNTA. pE ORC. PERpIpA

Ell domingo pasado, Sc perdio una
yunta de orc entire Ell Hipodromo y
esta capital, con las iniciales IN" "t"
Quien la encuentre y la traiga a
esta Administration, sera gratifcado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
RoBO DE Medals

De la casa Hernaiz Targa ' Co. Sc
han robado II docenas de panuelos,
yaloradas en- s625.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
ola CASA QUE vENDE 10 MEJoR)


Segundo premio; D. Bermddez,
Arroyo.
Tercer premio: ]. Irlanda, Barros.
Distancia: 304 pies Z pulgadas.
Mile Relay.-Primer premio: Caro-
lima.
Segundo premio: Arroyo.
Tercer premio: Coano..
TEMPO: 4 min. 20 segundos.
RESUMEN
Carolina. 40 puntos.
Arroyo. 27
Lares, 16
Coamo. =
Yabucoa. 2 y
Barros. L !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26

Sc ALQUILA una casa con
Garaje en- Ia carretera de Lola,
Gale ia CaIma1.
Informardn en- EL IMPAIR
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
DEL PRESUPUESTO DE ss,,s'
INSTRUCTION PUBLICA

En- la propuesta del Comisionado de
Instruction al Gobernador, para elS..l
presupuesto, sometida despues Ia te- j
gislatura, habia una partida que de-
cfa como sigHe: sgl.c
Sueldos. Inspectores de Escuelas. 81
2 Inspectores a $500 al aiio
cada uno $ 1000
4 Inspectores $500 al afio
cada uno -.----. lllsoO9
30 Inspectores s., 400 al afio
cada uno --------, 72ooos
10 Inspectores 500 al aflo
cada uno ao,O0O
10 Inspectores auxiliares
s1,soO al aio -S.... fs,ooO
En- iunto $12S,20O
La Comisi6n de Hacienda de Ia ca
mara hizo un reajuste de esta asigna. rs,.s
cion, aumentando FL ndmero de Ins.
pectores, que el Presuppesto someti
do, pero rebajando considerablemente
el impprte a beneficio de- Ia illstruc.
ci6n pr:maria.
De ul moment0 a otro comenzara
el Senado a tliscutir eI Presupuesfo
que ,aprob6 Ia camara de Reprcsea.sn
tantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
SENTENCIADO

Tres meses tendra que estar la
sombra Sergio Plata, por hurto de
tres relojes de una joyerfa de la ciu-
dad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
MERcADn.. DE AzucAR

Noticias de hoy inforthan que ell mer
cado esta, muy flojo, con ventas de
Puerto Rico $500 eff
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
RoBO DE DINERo

A Julio Rodriguez, de Puerta de
TERRA, lie robaron de un escritorio Ia
suma de $75 en- billetes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
San Jos L. : braa -.


Acahamas de importar les
arlirnlas Siguienies cue ofre.
cemes a prccios Hus limiia-
des:
Galleias -AinaS~.
Bombones FraRceses.
Bombones Catalanes Rene.
Ch0colates lialianos.
Pastas de MembriIlo. Man
xana. Ciruelas y AlharicOques
fabricadas con Pulpas impOr-
tadas de Ia casa de Antonio
Esteva. de MallOrca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
Los Jueg1s All6tisldl
en Ponce
sconiinuacian a. Il lsA pkginAS


scousinuacian a. Il Tea pkginA5
Primer rrcsnio: J. ApoSsis. Maya
cacE.
SOrundo rrrmio: q. MonAgas. Ton.
&C.
Tcruer prcmio: y. Ecchcnndia. Uni
vcrsidad de Puerto Rico.
Aliura: pies "a pulgadas.
Broad Jump.
Primer prcmio: n. Guilfuchi. Ma
yagieE.
Scgundo premiO: J. BarreirO. San
Juan.
Tcrccr premio. E. MOhagsS, Ponce.
Distancia: ~ pies Z pulgadas.
Pole Vault.
Primer prcmio: William Guzman.
Universidad de Puerto Rico.
SegundO premiO: Z. MOnagas. Pom
ce.
Tercer premio: L. Barreiro, San
Juan. Altura: 3 pies 3 pulgadas.
Shot Put.
Primer premio: William Guzman,
Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Segundo premio: Antonio Barcelo,
Jr., Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Tercer premio: E. Mejia, San Juan.
Distancia: 43 pies 8 pulgadas.
Mile Relay.
Primer premio: Central High, San
Juan.
Segundo premio: Mayagiiez. ITEM
po: min. 56-3I5 segundos.
RESUMEN
Central High, San Juan, 3S puntos.
Universidad de Pto. Rico, 80
Mayagiiez High, %
Ponce High, IL
CLASE B.
100 yard dash.-Primer premio: ].
Garcia, San Juan.
Segundo premio: E. Knight, San
Juan. Il
Tercer premio: C. Serrano, Vieques.
Tempo: II segundos. ~.
22O yard dash.-Primer premio: j.
Garcia, San Juan.
Segundo premio: V. Guzman, San
Juan.
Tercer premio: C. Serrano, Vieques.
TEMPO: 26-1I5 segundos.
220 yard hurdles.-Primer premio:
S. .Oppenheimer, Ponce.
Segundo premio: A. Rodriguez, Pom
ce.
Tercer premio: @. Serrano, Vieques.
TEMPO: 3O-2I5 segundos.
Il milla.-Primer premio: j. Gar
cia, San Juan.
Segundo premio: A. Costoso, San
Juan.
Tereer premio: S. Oppenheimer,
, Ponce. TEMPO: 81 segundos.
I " milla.-Prjmer premio: /. Esca-
lera, San Juan.
Segundo premio: ]. Soliveras, Pom
ce.
Tercer premio: S. Padilla, San Juan.
TEMPO: 2 min. 1874 5 segundos.
! High Jump.-Primer premio: ]. So
liveras, Ponce.
Segundo premio: j. Guerrero, Aca-
deinia San Agustin.
Tercer premio: A. Cestoso, San
Juan. Altura: 5 pies pulgada.
Broad Jump.-Primer premio: j.
Guerrero, Academia San Agustin.
Segundo premio: A. Costoso, San
Juan.
Tercer premio: L. Benito, Ponce.
Distancia: 18 pies 6 pulgadas.
/ Pole Vault.-Primer premio: /. La
hongrais, Academia San Agustfn.
.Segundo premio: J. SoIiveras, Pom
'ce.
Tercer premio: R Gutierrez, San
Juan. Altura: 9 pies 2 pulgadas.
| Shot Put.-Primer premio: J. La
Ibiosa, Mayagiiez.
Segundo premio: C. Serrano, Vie
ques. ).
Tercer premio: v. Ramos, Ponce.
Distancia: 80 pies / pulgada.
Mile Relay.-Primer premio: San
Juan.
Segundo premio: Ponce.
Tercer premio: Yauco. TEMPO: 4
min. segundos.
RESUMEN
San Juan, IS puntos.
| Ponce, %
Academia San Agustin, 1s
/ Vieques, 6
Mayagiiez, 5
Yauco, 2
CLASE c.
Primer premio: Antonio MILAN, Ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26

Primer premio: Antonio MILAN, Ca
roIina.
segundo premio: L. Gonzalez, AFRO
70.
100 yard dash.
Tercer premio: A. BuIerin, caroIi-
na. TEMPO: II segundos.
220t yard dash. Primer premio:
Antonio MILAN, Carolina.
segnndo premio: Angel MILAN, Ca
rolina.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
Late Reports From, Rdisfon
Wildcat

Late reports regarding the Colum-
bine Oil company's wildcat test To-
Gated In the southeast corner OF the
northeast Of b-23-5 show that the
oil is standing 2.200 feet In the hole.
and that eight-inch casing. Is being
run so that the we'll can be shot
and the sand tested. Conservative
authorities estimate the well az 1t
now stands as about a b0-barrcl
pumper, but there is no telling what
"A shot will make out of II. II a
shot does not produce the expected
results, the well he drilled on down
TO the Bartlesvllle sand. which In
found about $50 feet below the Skin
ner, from which the well Is pro-
ducing at present.
Other tests being drilled In the
same section OF the country are
progressing as follows;
j. Alex Dingwali No. Edwards,
located In the northwest corner OF
the southeast OF 27-23-4e. Is shut
down at 100 feet.
No. 1 Smith Of the Pen-Homa
OIL & Gas Co, located in the center
of the south line OF the southeast
of the southeast OF 3-22-6, has cas-.
ing trouble at y total depth of 3,10s
feet.
Constantin Refining company No
1 we'll on the Victor farm. located
in the northeast corner OF the south
west OF 2i-22-7, Is rigging up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
Be00s Well Looking Good

The Oklahoma Central No. we'll.
on the X. Ilill farm. located In the
northeast corner OF the northwest
OF the southwest of 2s-l5-ii. is now
about six feet in the Wilcox sand.
found at 2.s5s feet and IL being
drilled In al fast aS possible with
the 5-inch tools. II Is expected that
tho rich pay of the sand YIN be
reached tomorrow and some definite
results obtained az to production. II
Ia now doing about 100 barrels per
day with the tools In the hole.
The GLADYS Belle OIL company Il
rigging up for No. 4 Richards, lo-
Gated In the northwest corner of the
northeast OF tho southeast Of 22-
1911.
The Poiiyanna Oil company has q
rig up for No, 7 Stcphrey, located In
the southeast corner of the west hall
OF the northeast Of the northwest OF
12-l5-1t.
The o. p. 4 n. Co. has rig w
for No. 2 X. Betts. located In the
center of the north line OF the north
west OF the northwest OF 7-15-i1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
Notes From Tan,pico Tribune

This paper warns oil men that
Tampico is not q city poved with
gold, where Jobs are plentiful ana
pay bountifui--there are many men
seeking Jobs. The same paper an
nounces n line OF airplanes which
will cover the distance between
Tampico and Mexico City in two
hours and 45 minutes, flying $4,000
feet over the mountains. Bull
fighting has come back to Tampico,
after an interval of several years,
as Sunday was TO see the opening OF
the old arena with two prominent
toreadores from Madrid and six
Ionghorn bulls from the wilds OF
Mexico.
The productive lot ia, Chinampa,
IL about through az one of the two
producing wells remaining on this
lot Is exhausted and the other has
shown signs OF salt water.
buckley No. well on this lo'
turned to salt water and was closed
on January 9. Ernest Nichlos wei
has shown salt water indications
but is still producing, It's days, how.
ever, are numbered and a few more
dsys or weeks will see It's finish
and the end of the famous lot III
| ChiIampa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
With the Oil Men

Geo. |. Woodland. Of the southcrn
tcrday on business.
X. v. Seaman. president of the
Sonmans' OH company, accom- panied
by II. W. Dick, John IL. booiin and
VI. l.. Berry. were In tho city yes
tcrday. Mr.. berry, who IN general
manager of the company. and II
familiar with conditions In Louisi-
ana, says that he understands that
the Eldorado, Arkansas, well Is maxi
ing from forty to tifty per cent wa
ter and may come from tho casing
which was Of poor quality, accord
ing to all reports There IL u lot OF
gas and the pressure may have
caused the casing to collapse" said
Mr., Berry. we believe that. while
this well may not he as good =
producer as Il might be, on account
OF the water, nevertheless we think
| Il shows there Is lot of oil in
that vicinity, and II so----wc will get
our share" while We arc getting
all our oil run In louisiana, and we
have $500 barrels day, We are
| entirely shut down as far as drilling
is concerned, and are deNoting most
| OF our time to our asphalt plant al
| Doughcrty. We have recently COM
| pletod our refining. or distillatiop
| plant and have taken contracts for
thirty miles OF paving In oklahoma.
| II is going to be the greatest thing
for this state Of any industry. unless
Il be the refining industry as II n
at Tulsa. We Will bc glad to show
our friends In this town the plant
| because we are especially proud OF
the construction work that has been
completed. We have n munity
house and dwellings for employees
of which there are 400 at the pres.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
ar w,Rxrr QUOTATIONS.
Harry Sinclair IL Here

Harry sinclair arrived in Tulsa
yesterday, having, accompanied u
y. crawley at tho last minute. be-
ucving that a trip to the real center
80 the oil industry would be Of spe-
r,ai interest at this tmc. lie is
sIso not above being homesick. and
+ very glad to get back TO Tulsa,
where he has a world OF friends.
lilo ia holding his own remarkably
uell. and while trifle more digni-
,ied and has aged a little during the
nast two years, is nevertheless the
sane great jollicr and Is making
Ihc best OF q situation that has been
somewhat wearing on the nerves
since the period Of deflation" So
allied. began it's work OF reforming
the entire fabric OF business affairs
in this country.
The price Of crude oil is more
than likely to stay where 1t is to-
Gny as at least one thing Is sure,
rc will do our best to take care
NJ the oil producers and will not
ear, cut in price as long as the
OF producer himself is willing TO
cooperate and do his share In re-
stricting the production OF OIL said
Mr.. Sinclair.
"rherc is danger that the compile
fion of one we'll means another 10
no drilled as an offset and unfc.'s
ihe oil men have learned lesson
by the experiences of the past when
i, was impossible to get them to-
gethcr there is likely to be an over
supply. II would look now. how
ever, as though there was no reason
Why a conservative policy should
NOT prevail and oil men work to-
ge,her for tho good OF the entire in
dus,ry. II is a we'll known fac,
that II is much better to sell par,
of the oil et a fair price than az
Of 1t for half the money. All OF
MS have gone through disastrous
line when oil was far below ~
value and this time there should
he as little oil produced as possible
in tho proven fields"
Mr.. Sinclair will be In Tulsa foi
nerhaps two weeks and will fint
the game much to his liking here
lie has plenty OF acreage that ha'
been offset and could drill to IN
limit. were he SO disposed, but II
down TO the minimum so Tar as nv
own wells are concerned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
Wildcat Producer West Of
Brist0,p Holding Up Good

The Wilcox Oil & Gas Co.'S pro-
ducer located in the southeast cor
ner OF the southwest Of the SOUTH
east Of 35-l6-lS, west Of Bristow,
In holding up to about ESQ barrels
per day from the butcher sand
owners OF lenses in the immediate
vicinity of this we'll were quick to
start development, and the following
list shows the operations being car
ried on at present.
The No. 1 Cat Of the wilcox OIL 4
Gas Co. located in the northeast
corner OF the northwest of 3-l5.s
has been completed as a 100000
gasser in the shallow sand. This
gas is being used for drilling pur'
poses. and no doubt tho woli will be
drilled on to tho oil sand mt later
date. .
No. / Ames of the Wilcox Oil a
Gas CO.. located in the south
east corner of the southwest OF 81
| 16-s is fishing a: $500 feet.
rior, located In the southeast cornol
Of the southwest OF the northeast o.
35-l6.s, is drilling at 500 feet.
Wilcox Oil Il Gas Co. Ia spuddinf
in on No. Harry. located In ths
southwest corner Of the southeast o
3S-l6.S. On account OF bad fishinf
Job old hole was lost and RI!
skidded.
White Oil corporation No.
Harry, located in the southwest cor
ner OF 36-l6-s, Ia drilling at 400 feet
Cosden OIL 4 Gas Co. No. l Knoll
located In the southwest corner
the southeast Of the northwest o
S6.t6-s. is drilling at $50 feet. :
No. 1 Edmond Harry OF the Car
ter OIL company, located In tn
northwest corner of the northeast
the northeast OF 1-15.s. Is drilling a
1000 feet.
Tho Wolverine Oil company's Nc
1 Scott, located in the northwes
corner Of 1-15-S, Is drilling at 35
feet.
Wilcox Oil a Gas Co.'S No. Hen
aha. located in the northeast corne
OF the northwest of the northeast
2-15-s. IL drilling at $50 feet.
The Continental Oil company
No. / Durant, located In the north
east corner OF 10-15-s, is shut dow
at 500 feet.
The No. . Durnnt well of the Con
tinental Oil company. located In tn
southeast corner OF the northeast Q
l0-l5-s. Is shut down at 1,24b fee