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Evening star., 1921-01-29
CRoWDER DENIES REPORT.
"Never Said Bank of Cuba Must
Be Saved He Wires.

Gen. Crowder. who was sent to
Cuba by the President to assist in
Strengthening out political troubles in
that republic. has telegraphed the
Secretary of State an emphatic denial
that he had stated that 1.-The National
Bank of Cuba must be saved" He
was credited in press dispatch with
having made that statement. Gen.
Crowder said he never had said that
either publicly or privately about the
National Bank of Cuba or any other
financial institution in Cuba.
Evening star., 1921-01-29
APPROVES ARMY SENTENCE.

President Wilson has approved the
action of the court--martial convened
at New York city in the case of Capt.
John A. willers. U. S. Infantry. That
omcer was convicted of the charge
of desertion and sentenced to dis
missal and imprisonment at hard
labor for five years.
Evening star., 1921-01-29
GOES TO nth NAVY DISTRICT.

Today's naval orders include the as
sirnment of Rear Admiral Roger
welles to the command Of the 11th'
Naval District; Capt. Clarence L.
Arnold. to the command Of destroyer
sauadrons IA and IS. and Capt:
Charles F. Courtney. to the command
Of squadrons and 9.
Evening star., 1921-01-29
ASSIGNED TO Sd CAVALRY

Chaplain Julian E. Yates at the
War Department has been assi~ned
to duty with the Sd Cavalry at Eori
Myer. Va.
Evening star., 1921-01-29

The first real inaugural procession
was in connection with the inaugura-
ton Of President Madison.
Evening star., 1921-01-29
MAJ. PATTERSON DETAILED.

Maj. William L. Patterson. United
States Infantry. has been detailed to
duty in the office of the chief of the
bureau of insular affairs, War De-
partment.
Evening star., 1921-01-29
WILL COMMAND DEPOT.

Brig. Gen. Grote Hutcheson. on spe-
cial duty in this city, has been as
signed to the command of the gen
eral intermediate depot at New York
city.
Evening star., 1921-01-29

THE THINGS THAT HELP TO MAKE THEM
Imagine, IL you can. n home complete wi,h
happiness. where the woodwork is marred or
defaced. the furniture dull and dingy and
numerous other articles In the home that are
thirsty for n coat of paint, varnish or enamel
With but trfing expense they could be mi d.
to lock beautiful.
We have ready mixed Paints, varnishes nnd
Enamels for every purpose. and they are scien-
tifcally mixed. so that any inexperienced per-
your inquiries either by q visit to our store O,
phone call. West 81. and we'll be clad TO
give you any information you may need.
Becker Paint and Glass Co..
1893 Wisconsin ave. Phone West 81.
Evening star., 1921-01-29

The first woman who heard her son
deliver presidential inaugural was
the mother Of James A. Garfield.
Evening star., 1921-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIZ Will. TAKE LARGE VAN lOAD OF
furniture from Washington to Philadelphia
very reasonable. ANSONIA FURNITURE CO.,
6ol n st ne Line. 1854.
Evening star., 1921-01-29

yO1 win not be able to work. The Home Build
in1 Association will help you. Ask about it..
Tressurer's ONCE. 20O6 Penna. ave. NV. VIM.
r Caliiher pres: George w. Linkins and
J. Paul Smith. vice presidents James Morris
woodward. Sec. r. 4. Claughton. treas. Or
Ganized 1889.
PAPERING PAINTING. A. ABELMAS
Decor tor Work guaranteed. Prices reason
abe. 1900 Park pl. NV. Columbia 7045-W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Lincoln County Test Com.
Dieted az Producer

The Cosdon OH & Gas Company's
No. Cook located in the northeast
corner Of tho southwest Of 3l-l7-5,
tho first well In Lincoln county to
show OH. was drilled In yesterday
and Is being completed "a good for
80 barrels.
A gas sund was topped In this tcst
at 3,73S foot. and the first oil was
found at 1855 feet, and the drill
went through the sand at 3,762 feet.
The sand Ia the new producer,
which lios about 800 feet below tho
horizon OF the BartLsville. is said
to bo IA now one, and has been named
the Cosdcn sand. A sand which
was supposed to be the Bartlcsville.
was found In this test about 3,4O0
feet. and was right on top OF II
stratum Of lime and a stratum OF
red rock. which are the Identifying
marks for the Bartlesvillc sand In
this district. About $500 feet. an
other sand was found which had a
small show of gas, which was sup
posed 10 be the Tucker. The new
producing snud. which was topped at
3.73S feet does not currelato with
any of the known snuds found In the
adjoining tests. aud has rightly boen
named the Cusdcn sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
In the Duncan Field

Tho No. well OF the Amerada
Petroleum corporation located in
the northeast corner OF 32-ls-Sw
has been completed as "a 800 barrel
producer. Sand IN the new well
was found from 2,220 to 2,224 feet.
The No. / Fowler OF the Gypsy
oil company located In the south
east corner OF the northwest OF the
southeast OF 25-ln-9w, which found
water several weeks back In sand
from 2,Ol6 to 2,Oi4 feet. has been
drilled deeper and * now on top
of another sand at 2,lO9 feet At
last reports it had 500 feet OF fluid
In tho hole, and was being drilled
In, II has good indications OF max
ing wen.
The No. / Fowler OF Ash Brothers
located In tho northeast corner of
the southwest OF the southeast of
2b-1n-0w, which came In sometime
back making 700 barrels Of oil In
sand from 2,0t9 To 2,030 feet, later
started making water, II TX now re-
ported to be pumping about 80 bar
rcls OF oil and some water.
The No, Green OF the North
American oil and Refining com.
pany located I'm the southeast corner
OF the southwest Of the southeast OF
| 2G-ia-Sw In dry and abandoned at 4
total depth of 2,57S feet
In the center or tho southeast OF
| the northwest OF 30-ls-Sw. the No
! 4 Clnrkson Of the RoXana Petroleum
| company found sand from 2. lac e
2,Ib3 feet and started out making
| so barrels natural
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e24i VII PECK Residence 2442

World " several days ago. tho Co
limo romp1uyH offset coming in
good for goo barrels and the Hum
bio OH rompany's well started out
If 500 UIIf'... moro u..
Now rigs put up in thls southeast
extension rho Hudson Drilling
company ia building rig for it's
No ! well. located iu he center Of
tho southwest OF tho southwest OF
section 20, Hud the No. west
hciu,. uf the Cpliuc on company.
located lu the ooutor of the north
wrst OF Tho northwest of section
80. ia rig
Around the southern extension
we'll brought in by The Herbert OIL
COMPANY starting out at 500 bur
rolls per day. thcrc Worc two new
rlrs reported last week, b'iug tho
$50. Q Champion Uf Anderson. uud
simpson. located lu fhu HNIinwuH
corner of the northwest Of tho
southeast OF the northeast of ~
o.. .2w, and the 40. 9 champion OF
the s1mo company located in tho
northwest corner Of the southeast
of the uorthrngt Of section g.
Now producers completed during
the last few days include the No.
Wcll Of the Humble on a Refining
Co. located lp the southonsi corner
Of g-As-2w, which found the deep
pay from i,igO 10 1,5l5 feet and
Etartnd out making LOO barrels.
tho Nu. ! rrrk ua Ht Co..,
pauy. located In the southeast core
ncr OF tho northeast of the north
west or 6.ls-2W, found the pay
from 2,O35 to 2.2bO feet. and rs
pumping 40 barrels; the No. 10
Woodruff Of the Magnolia peiro-
lcum company. located Ia the south
cast corner OF the southwest OF the
southeast of tho southwest OF Sec
tion 10, is good for 80 barrels In
sand from 1887 To { ,i75 feet; samo
companys No. II Woodruff Ia the
southwest corner OF the southeast
OF the southwest OF the southwest OF
section 10. ~ good for 800 barrels
natural In snnd from t,S9b TO l,e6O
feet; the Humble OIL n Refining
Co.'S No. 7 Perkins, located In the
northwest corner Of the southwest
OF the northeast Of the northwest OF
lb-ia-2w. is rapd tor
sand from 1855 to 2,O2s feet, the
No. 10 Woodruff OF the Magnolia
Petroleum. company In the south
west corner of tho southeast Of tho
southwest OF i5-iH-2w, found sand
from 100 To l.79G feet, and is flow
ing 800 barrels; and the No. Vest
hcimcr of the Skclly OH company
In the southeast corntr Of the south
west Of the northwest OF the north
west of section 22, an old well
drilled deeper. h making i50 barrels
in mnd from 1870 to 1905 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
In the Florence, Kan, Pool

The No. well OF Parker and
others located In the northwest cor
ner OF tho northeast of the, south
west uf 2O-2l-5, found sand from
2,322 20 2,324 feet, ana started out
making 720 barrels.
In the northwest corner Of the
northeast of the northwest OF rs
2l-5, the No. 3 wei of the Phillips
Petroleum company has bceu COM
plctcd as good for 500 barrels sand
was found from 2,2Sl 90 Ass feet
The Inland Oil cumpany's No,
well I'm thc northwest corner OF the
northeast Of the southeast Of 90
els, found sand from 2,322 TO 2,332
feet and started out making $50
barrels.
The Inland oil compauy'a No =
well located I'm the southwest cor
uer OF the southeast Of the south
east is dry aud al ~ doned az q total
depth uf 2.3N5 'tet, This failure
limits the extension OF the pool 10
the south,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
With the Oil Men

j. r. Brinton Of Philadelphia who
Is largely interested In Oklahoma oil
land Is In the city and says that
Philadelphia has fifty thousand r-,n
on'striko at the present time. Which
makes things look blue down that
way.
r.. r.. Brooks or the Oklahoma
Southwestern railroad is in the city
and says that his road is progressing
nicely and that they are now driving
pillng for n bridge across the Big
Deep Fork ana will be running
trains into Nuyaka within four
weeks. Mr.. Brooks Is that kind OF
a man that docs things, and helps
make the southwest great.
Arch y. order Is back from Yale
and says that his refinery over there
can get by In spite Of the low prices
for refined products az II has a
reputation for high grade goods and
an established trade although In
operation only "A short time, The
low prices, however. are likely to
result In some low gravity gasoline,
said Mr.. Gridcr, "as refiuers may be
obliged TO do so as they did several
years ago when the price was low
and turn out only low grade stuff
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

been completed good for 100 barrels
natural In sand from 2,42s TO 2.447
feet. Three new rigs have been put
up around the new producer being
tho No. ! Cesar ~ the Tidal OIL com
pnny In the northwest corner Of the
sOuthcast 81 section 10, the No. ]
Crosar Of tho Atlantic Petroleum
company in the southwest corner OF
the SOUTHEAST of the northeast Of
l0-18-IO, and the No. / Crosar OF the
skolly on company located in the
southeast corner Of the northwast OF
section 10.
H. T.. wilcox Is abandoning his No.
] IIolton LOCATED In tbc northwest
corner of tho northeast OF the
northwest of 12-1s10 at about
200 feet Tho butcher sand In this
test was found dry
The No ! Mitchell OF the Sapulpa
Refining company located iva the
southeast corner Of the northwest of
29-lS-to. an offset TO the Leo well,
found tho sand from 2,7Ol ~ 2.72i
feet. 10 was shot with 80 quarts,
Hb' 'il H'l Hlthi u Wtil anu W pl"DdbiJ
viii bc abandoned.
The 80. ] strip Of Smith and
Shredder located IN the northeast
corner of the northwest pf the south,
west Of 20-IS-IO, which was drilled
to total depth of 5000 feet, was
plugged back to the Peru sand and
completed good for about five
bdrrclp
The No. I Sloan of the Skolly OH
company located In the northwest
corner Of the southeast OF section 20.
an offset TO tho Leo well. found the
Dutchcr sand at 2,6SS feet. which
was dry II Is being put on down as
a test for the Bartlcsyille.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Interesting Developments
in New Field

The No. | Frank OF the Delco oil
company located la the center of tho
southeast NJ the southeast Of
3i-t0-t0. has been drilled through
the show OF gas found In sand about
$500 feet and is now drilling about
1900 feet.
In the center of me cast line OF
the southwest OF the northeast OF
29-10-10, the No. Price OF tho
Wolverine OH company Is drilling at
3 $40 feet.
$. l.. Johnson and others are drill
Ing at 1.sG5 in their No. I Graham
located In tho northwest corner Of
i-lS-10.
Tho No. 1 Parks OF the Sinclair
OIL company IN the northeast corner
of tho southwest OF section 10 which
was drilled in some time back. has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Good Times Coming

The purchaser Of crude oil who
has been waiting for lower price
ta going to bc the most surprisod
man In the world and that just aH
soon ~ any one of two things has
happened.
ln the firF place all that is need
Cd 10 establish a large export husi-
uess ~ that Germany begins paying
her dcbtS Every dollar 80 paid VIII
mean the extension Of 10 times
that amount IN credit ana tho Unit
ed states " certainly going 20 be the
country that profits most.
And Germany has made up her
mind there Is no other way out of
IL and viii begin settling within the
ton days given her by the allies.
In the second place the railroads
have been convinced that every day
Of delay In the matter Of reducing
freight ratps to the former basis
means tremendous loss TO them
selves. II naturally follows that
there vii. bo something doing and
that quickly
when the pipelines announced
through their attorneys that at
made no difference how high the
freight rates were, Just sp that they
were on "A percentage basis" they
were helping put the indcpcndent
rofiner In tho midcontincnt field Ia
the hole. and now ne is going to bo
In better shape than ever because
the railroads themselves have roc-
ognized the fact at last that pipe
Ines give them but mighty little
business.
And. moreover, u Is stated on
good authority, that the same COM
t.Hh ltAar H..ta sHf.Nf nm
pioyed the attorney making the
above statement, IL ready To ropudi-
ate him >1d is much against assum-
ing any odium or responsibility on
account OF his statements. Ho
make them again ns tho attorney
for an oil company the head of
which holds an important position,
and Il IN reality the backbone OF the
republ'can administration, hs far az
financial matters are concerned.
There have many times In the
past when the pipelines failed Ia
secure an adequate supply OF crude
during times OF flush production,
and this In bound to be one of them
unless some OF these purchasing
agencies get busy, because In ad-
dition to the two above mentioned
factors. namely an export demand
and better freight rates, there n
coming tremendous domestic de-
mnnd from the great middle west
which will be absolutely unlocked
for and unheraldod. and vii. catch
some OF the hig concerns mapping
just MS they were caught month
ago when a stretch Of good weather
sent everybody IN the United states
out OF doors and made automobilinp
the one particular means OF enjoy
Ing the country air.
This year there are many thou
sands OF miles of paved roads avail
able TO the tourist which have never
been available before, and II vii
show up In the greatly increased
gRllonage OF gasoline, and the people
who have been worried 70 dcatl
with trouble on al sides viii fin,
wonderful soincc in the fresh az
of the country. lglbdlng oyor IA,
wonderful roads IN motor cars
which have shown Il decided In
crease IN pleasure giving cfficlerc
and will thus forget that busincs
was ever bad, and viii bless Tn
man who invented gasoline.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
ENTERS NEW ERA
OF PROSPERITY
Oil Strike Responsible for
Awakening of City's
Growth.
Bv TOM srEED.


ADA. May with two wholesale
grocery houses assured, "a large
modern hotel IN prospect, several
other largo off!fe and business
houses 20 he built. three railroad
companies planning 20 enlarge their
rail facilities here, and good pros
pect for ono If not two more rail-
road companies to build lines to the
city Ada with her already large
amount of substantial business and
industrier is facing new stage in
her history.
Tho recent rich oil strike ia large
ly the cause of the coming prosper
ity and it Is also rumorcd here that
several large oil well supply COM
panies have representatives here
looking over favorable locations for
housca hcre. The lumber business
is getting better, In fact every kind
NJ business Is reported To be much
better than few weeks ago. New
business houses have already been
opened, others are 20 be opened In
the near future, and 1t is reported
that work on new modern hotel
VIII be started in a month.
The Hale-IIalsell Grocery company
has had representatives. in the city
ana they report that location has
been secured on the west side OF the
NJ X. q II. tracks on East Main
street. They will erect a building
with Dimensions Of 10Ox240 feet and
expect to break dirt within the week.
They now have houses at Muskogee,
Durant. Hugo, Tulsa, Coalgate and
Holdenville. The Ada house will
make their eighth store IN the state
The Griffin Grocery company has
also secured location on the Katy
right OF way opposite the Hale Hal
sell site. They have been intending
TO locate here for some time. but
only recently decided to take active
steps toward this end. They have
several large stores over the state.
Railway Men Interested.
Tho Frisco. Katy and Santa Fe
railroad companies have had repre-
sentatlves In tho city looking over
the situation and they have all been
In favor Of increasing the rail facili-
ties here. The Kat, IL selecting fav-
orable building sites for industries
planning increased track space and
IN general expect to make their road
here much better. Tho Frisco com
pany Is also planning to make prep
arations to care for the increased
amount of business caused by the
oil supplies coming in. The Santa
lie official while here stated that his
company needed moro track space in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
ENID STUDENTS MAKE GOOD
Walk OF with big Honors at Out
of-Staic Schools.

Special tn Tn. Mutiu.
ENID, May b.--Phillips university
has two former students who are
making good ut Yale. O. j. Coulter,
A. B. 1913, has an Allie scholarship
and Wllford Powell. a. Il. 1919, Mt
present holding scholarship, will
receive for next year the much COW
eted Fogg scholarship. Thaie men
will both receive the degree Il. ID. at
the next commencement.
Miss Eima Marshall, at present
holding scholarship In the stdto
university Of Colorado, won in COM
petition recently membership in the
Scribblers' club.
Mrs. Naleria Lappin, a. Il. 1918,
has completed her thesis and passed
all final examinations at the Unit
verslty of Missouri for the degree
A. NJ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
on, MARErr QUOTATIONS.
Going Good at Washington

w IT, cray who has boon 600
Washington fighting for uIiu ON
Mexican crude, wired NrdIr.dny
night as follows. lam lHa,uF Go.
morrow for home. everything Dts fi'
vOrabir to our cause. We vl,i Wlu
tho battle. have mo- fear. li' iut.
thcr stated that ho would br ai homo
sunday morning aud will haV. good
tidiuEg for tho doubtful uure
InHsmuch Ja thorc b. moro than
5000 600 barrels of N'Al,uu rrId"
In storage ln the United H,tt'a and
many more oafguos waiting for an
opportunity TO uuloud this is certain
~ good news. Mr. Gray i- entitled
90 credit for having led the nght
and many moro earnest aud sIuc"r"
operators who hnvo assisted him are
equally deserving ~ credit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

the city. The prospects for a better
road from this company are good.
The Rock Island company has q
stub line running into Asher, several
miles northwest OF this place. BY
building a road from that place Co
this city they would have TO go
through the heart OF the oil field,
thus making one OF the best roads
for the oil supplies in the state. II
IL rumored here that the road will be
extended into Ada. No definite word
has been given by the company to
this effect.
Inducements Arc Offered.
The NJ. q. < q. company has o
line running through Allen, several
miles northeast of the city. II would
more than pay for the road 10 build
line from there TO this city II is be
lievod and the company Will consider
such "A proposition, according TO an
unofficial report. Both roads could
secure good yards in the city and
every inducement will be given TO get
them to build A road to this place.
II these two companies extend
their lines to Ada, making five rail-
roads serving the city, with at least
eight ways out, Ada will then bo
served by more roads than any city
In the state.
other building projects are under
consideration, one of which is the big
warehouse to be constructed by the
Ford agency here. w. II. Harvey.
proprietor, has secured a good To-
cation on the Frisco right OF way,
paying $4,000 for the site. No re
port has been made as to when the
work will be started.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
NeD Wen Extends
Burbank POOl

The No. 3 well OF the Carter OH
company located In the southwest.
corner OF 9-26-6 was completed Ncs-
tcrday and Is estimated 10 be good
for 1900 barrels, sand In the new
well was found from 2,S2O 10 9,SS9
feet, and when the pay from 2,S35 to
2,S6S feet was shot with GO quarts.
the well blow in and made so barrels
the first hour. The now producer
eNtendi the pool about a half "a
mile to the south and west and Is
! me OF the best wells yet completed
! In the field.
| The Producers and Refiners cor,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Late Reports on Lincoln
COUnfU Wildcats

Tho No. I Uoyt of tho Magnolia
Petroleum company located IN the
southwest corner OF the northeast Of
2G-l5-4 which had n dry sand from
2,76l to 2,765 feet. is now drilling
about 1853 feet
The Cosden oil & Gas Company Is
abandoning its No. | Lindsay To-
catod in the center of the northeast
OF the northeast OF 6-t6-5 at total
depth of 1850 feet. This well had IA
showing of gas In sand topped at
2,O7G feet. but found water upon be-
Ing drilled In.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Amerddd Petroleum Co.
MOpes to NeD Quarters

The Amerada Petroleum company
yesterday completed moving their
offices from the second floor of the
Kennedy building to their new
quarters on the ninth floor OF the
new Petroleum Building. Tho new
Amerada company sufficient spac.
for It's growing organization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
GdsSer COb,pieted in Stone
HiuIf district

The Ionos on a GhA company
has IL 100000 foot RasBcr at ono
loot IN the sand topped ~ Ia43 feet
iu IT, No. well located In the
4outhWcst Of the southeast or tho
northwest Of 7-IG-15. This is one
of the first toats to be completed In
IrctiOu Z nud lcs Just north of the
old stone Buff pool IN section d.,
1hn Same rompauy's 80. well on
tho cast line of the southwest Of the
outhwcst of 1-i6-15 ia drilling about
4Uu Ip.f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
inOdiS WHdcdt Being
UriILed in

The No ! VOL OF the Skclly oil
company located in the northwest
corner Of LISA. which has been
making about 100000 feet OF gas
from sand topped at 3,ij3 feet for
several days, has been drilled uiue
feet iu the sand. which has increased
the gas to about 2,OOO.OOO feet. At
last reports the bit had gone into
broken shulc and slate. aud the com 70
pauy Dos having much hfficulty In
penetrating the hard formation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
New Wei at Slick

Tho No, Clinton OF the Gypsy
OH company located in the north
west corner Of 22-ib-lO was
Yesterday drilled into the butcher
sand aud started OF making 25O
barrels natural. sand In the new wen
was found from a,b93 to 2,629 feet
80. clinton OF the same company
In the southwest corner OF the north
TrpnpI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Aid california Industries.

WASIIINGTON, May 5,--Thc war
finance corporation today sent noti-
fication to California banks that 1t
is prepared to advance loans in re-
sponsible banking houses which fin
anco the exportation OF California
hacking nroducts