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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
The Standard OH in Russia

BERLIN, Aug. 2S.-Lokat An
2eigor announces; standard Oh,
with certain British businesses. has
eigned an economic treaty with
krassin I'm London. guaranteeing
Russia credit for S4O0, 100000,
Standard oil obtaining coal and oil
concessions forbldding Russia to deal
with competing companies unless
special permission Is given by stand
ard oil. One OF conditions OF agree
ment is cuntUued existence OF the
All-Russian relief committee, which
will be an auxiliary fulflllment OF
agreement" This means big Ameri-
can victory over British German
group Of business, including Arm
strong, Worth. Nickcrs and Lloyd's
Bank of England. and SHINES, Thy
son and peutchc Bank of Germany
which for month has been ondcav-
oring TO obtain similar concessions In
Russia New York Times, August
.25i Newspaper reports say that
some American oil mon have gono 20
Russia I'm anticipation OF settle
meut OF Industrial conditions through
American famine rclicf work. Oi
course. one can never tell ana II Is
not entirely safe tp predict but we
think It win take somH time to get
the Russian oil industry on a payinl
basis etc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
around WuskOgee

The 80. l well of the Bernard on
company. located In the southeast
corner OF the suuthuast nr the north
east ~ l-l4-lG, is reported to have
made a flow over the derrick OF oil
and water from sand topped at l,5s0
feet. Casing is being run in the
test and II should he drilled In today.
The Boyuton OH n Gas Co.'S No.
= well, located in the center OF the
north tine of the northeast OF the
sputhvas, OF 2l-l3-lG, Is reported to
have "A showing for a f5-barrel well
I'm sand topped at 2.oO6 feet and
drilled a. feet in The operation is
now being cioauct out, after the
.sAut Iantz l},utHcrs are running a
uriug OF flyr-inch pipe In theig test
located In A-lt-lS TO arm deeper,
This operation has hocn put down To
a total depth or 3,l05 rurt. and the
Lam 100 feet was drilled through a
rcd formation. hoing either sand or
rcd granite. II is probably the
deepest tcsl drilling iu ,hiS section
OF the country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
In the OkmHigee District

Tho center Of interest In tho ok
mulgoo district at tho present time
IL the test ot tn" Nuco Petroleum
company, located In the center of
the east line uf the northeast OF NJ
southeast OF 22-li-l4. which IS re-
ported to have found an estimated
100 barrel show OF oil at Is feet In
the Glen sand topped at l,735 feet.
This operation, an offset to the Bell
Pcmborton producer drilled In some
time back. found the pay higher
than was pic1d up in its offset,
and the owners hop" to Increase the
oil by drilling deeper IN the sand.
The No, | well OF tho j. q. X o.
Drilling Co, located iu the center
OF tho south line Of the southeast
OF the southeast OF the northeast OF
l7-l2-I3, has been completed rs a
5000, ,O00-fuUt gasser In sand from
$40 to l,54s feet.
Brasfield and others No. l well,
located In the center Of tho east hne
OF the northeast OF the northeast
OF li-l1-ll. is showing for n well at
one foot In the sand topped at 2,460
feot. This operation will be drilled
on into the sand In tho next week.
The test OF tho kindly on n Re-
filming Co. I'm 81 -l3-l2 has been COM
pleted IA "a l00-barrrl producer
sand was found from 2,lGN to 2,lS5
fopt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
In the Bnrbdnk District

Tho No. wcll of tho Producers
and Ncfluots corporation, located IN
tho northo1Ht corner OF the north
west ~ 3l-21-G. which was drilled
In Saturday, is reported TO be main
tanning rs nigh production and TO
zoo making about 1000 barrels per
day Sand lu thi. operation was
found from 2.002 TO 2,922 feet.
Tho ffst actual KuAge on the No.
? wcll of thc Tldtl-OsnBo Oh COM
pany, I'm the southeast OF 1855.
which came In Friday and made $50
barrels the frst hour. showed pro-
dugtion OF 1900 barrels for the "a
hours ending Saturday night. Tho
Hame cumpauys No. well In tho
RouthwcBt corner " the same quar-
tor. which topped n sand at 2,7O8
feet. Is reported TO have drilled
through tho sand at 2,7SO fcct and
10 bc drilling at 2,b05 feet. Reports
regarding thia operation are con-
fictiug. rumor having II that II VIII
hc mndc test for this accper for
nations The operation had "A holo
full ~ oil ana has made several
fiuws from the Burbank sand. and
a shot would doubtless make n
good producer Of 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
oil Refining Plants Changing
Hands at Present Time

&C, NJ, SARCHET, rOnca city. Okln)
PONtA CITY, Aux. 22-pleEL.
oil refining plants have been chang
Ing hands recently and the sale of
others arc rumured, being part
OF the program OF rond justmcut in
the oil industry. Following the salo
last week OF tho Greater oklahoma
plant at Billings to u Denver concern,
comes tho taking over this week of
the Crescent plant at Newklrk by
tho Sterling Refining company Of
Wichita, Kan. BnGh the Billings and
Newkirk plants are to resume opera
tions. II IL said, under the new
heads. The Denver concern has u
line Of plants throughout the Coun-.
try, whilo the Sterling people have
been heavy operators In The Eldora-
do Augusta field.
Tho Sterling company secures con-
trol of the Crescent plant from the
Plrtue-pit man OIL company OF New
Kirk. II has not been operated for
tome time. IL is understood that
Sterling leases the PANT for q year
with an option t. buy then or IN tho
meantime. More still are to hg add
,d 20 the plant, which wall pass uu-
dor Its new management Monday
Nariand Assembled Acreage.
Tho Mariand OH company Of this
city, according to reports from Cald-
we'll kan, has just completed us-
somhling a block OF acreage In
northern and northeastern Grant
county. just south of the Kansas
oklahoma border, The northern
cdgo Of tho block * within five mics
| OF Caldwell Two tests, drilled In
| that locality, have proven failures.
| Those were the cote aud Spnrka
wildcats. but the showings I'm both
are said to have been sufficient TO
back up the work Of RcoloEiSta that
! oil and gas are TO be found In that
territory. The Marlnnd block f. said
to cover several thousand acres,
Other wildcat tracts that are TO
be drilled In the near future in
| Grant county ar" those ~ tho South-
| Western OIL n Development com.
pnny. north ~ that town In the
| Red Inn district Il Ia said that all
/ tho leases have been secured and
/ that drilling, under the contract
I must start hy october !. ON the
/ ON state Petroleum company RcU"-
age, north OF Medford Il is reported
| that Gho rig is TO DE hnit at once,
This is a MuskoTce company,
Production climbs I'm West osagc.
! Daily oil production ~ the lurk-
man Carter pools I'm the western
Oaro, which ran 10000 barrels dur
ing July. has risen tu around $4,000
barrels az the present time and with
Indications thlt it viii 80 s,lll hish-
cr during August, and perhaps g.
10000 barrels NV S"ptcWbcr T. II
is said thOt crude off, purchasers iu-
stead OF prorpUuE the ruug from thil
field, are bidding Tor the production
, us the - IL gravity crude ia hclUg
desirable. Drilling operations aJt
7 progressing very suusfaotur,ly I'm the
| western Usage district. although 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. e24l VIII. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 244Z

June 30. woro 29.73o,097 barrels
May Al, 27.6s9.731 hnrrcla, nnd
June, 1920, l6,28A8o1 barrels TX
portr IN June, 1920. l,94G,@s9 bar
rols: In May i,37A2oi barrels ana
In June. 1920. 1.eAG,4se barrels. Tho
Indicated domos'ic consumption "f
paa and fuel oil I'm juno was l',H2",-
A49 barrels. In May lb,iil 'H' bar
rcls. and IN juno, 1920, la.9"o'A"'
barrels.
Iubricaupg on.
Production Of lubricn'iug oil IN
June was i.bO2.li0 barr'la, in Nav
i.GGG,C7l hnrrolp and in juno, 1890,
2gGI.OG3 barrola Stoke June 30
we're G.2il.LO3 barrels in MAY ~.
6.2aq.97G barrels aud IN Jun" 80, H.
17i.T27 barrola Exports iu jun"
we're 3GA032 barrels. in Mo1. A"3,-
9li harrola and in June, 1920, '"'.-
.23I hnrrcls Tho Indicated d"mc7-
tic consumption IN June wns LIN
9sl barrels. in May, 072.ouf' h'r-
rcla and in June, 1920, lfoo3'' bar
tCls
All figures ere in barrels ~ ~ g' l-
Ions. For complete tables tc" lihl.
lctin No. 1873.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Ku-Kius Klan Whips,
Tars and Feathers a
.Silsbee Electrician

BEAUMONT, Texas. Aug. 2s.--
J. w. Borden, an electrician, was
taken from the office of,the Siis-
bee Beo. at Sllsbee, late last
night BY several masked men and
carried into the country in an
automobile where he was tarrod,
feathered and whipped, according
to word received here today from
the sheriff uf Hardin county.
Borden was later brought back TO
Silsbcc and dumped out IN the
main street, the sheriff said
Ten men are thought to have
been IN the party.
Bordcn was reported TO have
gpno into the newspaper office
20 attend to some business. No
reason has been assigned for the
attack and 20 far no clue as 10
tho identity Of the masked men
has been found. the sheriff said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29

II. -,, o.,,, .-,,,c,,a, ,,.. hu,
"i,,.t,,i,, 49,. ~, s,r ~ 5000
t,.,, ,,,,-,n, ,.Ia,o,,,i,, 90 o,,n,..
r,,,,trn, sII,o. ao,,a,or,,,'r,
.,,.-L ,,a t,t,.., ,,,..,t, ,s d,,r,,',, a. -
,..,,,o no.. ,um,.tLa 40 atd,,i,nai
,u ana .., ,r,'iis ,..,,, hrn,,,h, in
,l.u, d, a., r,s, ,'u,,tor oIybt nii
,.rus a,,d ',, 10y, ,.,i ,,,ora n1,nJ
D., ~, ",',,,,',y,s ,,,niuccts gscnnJ
oun.tors production wns at ratio OF
1.14b barrels daily.
Kentucky declared regular quar-
tcrly dlyldcud 81 payable October /
record September IS.
Siockhu'dora of the North Amcri-
can Company hnvc approved I'm
crourr boo capital from $50. 900 900
10 SG0o00,O0O divided in 500 900
shares ~ u per cent preferred and
same amount common, par value OF
both $50 old ptuck to be exchanged
FOR ono share ot now stock to pro.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Fine Producer Drilled in
West of Deaner Pool

Il. !. Rotinsun and the Gibson
Zanhoi1er odl company lnto Satur-
day night succeeded In drilling their
No well one foot In the pay sand
topped at 2.7GS feet. and the opcJu-
ton had mudo 475 barrels up TO
SUNDAY morning. This operation,
located I'm the northwest corner of
tho southwest Of lG-ll-l1, viii be
drilled on down into the sand Mon
day morning. and a good well Is eN-
pccted. The Prairie offset to the
west "a still reported To be fishing
At 2,2GO feet.
The no. 2 welt II the Atlantic
Producing company, located In the
northeast corner ~ the southwest
OF the northwest OF ld-ll-lll, has
been completed as a SOo-harrol pro
duccr The big pay was found In
IN, lower pcautr sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
South fO Henryettd

The Indian Petroleum Company's
No. we'll In the center of the east
lines OF the northeast of the north
east of lI-11-1l is reported to be
showing Tor "a well In the top OF sand
found at 2.t6O feet. The operation
will be put on down into the sand
during the next week.
The No. 2 well of the Atlantic Pro-
duCiuE company, located in the
norththeaat corner OF the northeast
Of the northwest OF the northwest Of
2-lO-I1. is reported to bc drilling al
1,b3O feet. This operation. offset
ting the original producer OF this
pool to tho west, is now 800 feet
below the nnd depth Of tho first
well without finding a showing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
No More Gas
in Stomach
and Bowels

n Won wish TO he permanently relieved
OF gas In the stomach and bowels. take
BsAlmann's Gas Tablets.
RaalmAnn's Gas Tablets are prepared
distinctly and especially for stomach gas.
and particularly for all the bad effects
coming from gas pressure.
That empty, gone and rnawinK feeling
at the Dit OF your stomach will disappear
that anxious and nervous feeling with
heart palpitation will vanish, and you Will
once more be- able to take a deep breath
No often prevented by gas pressing against
your heart and lungs.
Your limbs. arms and fingers wont fcoi
rold and go to sleep, because Basiniann's
Gas Tablets prevent gas Interfering with
the circulation. Intense druwsiness and
sleepy feeling after dinner will soon be
replaced by desire Tor some form OF on
tertaintncnt. Your distended stomach will
reduce By inches. because gas VIII not
form after using Baalmann's Gas Tablets.
Get the genuine in the yellow pack
age from any reliable druggist or the
Central Drug Store--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29

3. 500 barrels Zach tho first day. but
which ARE now qhut In with "a inch
choke and aro making 1900 barrels
each daily Tho first IL located IN
tho northeast corner OF the north
east of 7-lS.16. and tho other In tho
northwest corner of the southeast of
tho Same section. They report thoir
No. . Burns located In the north
cast corner Of the northwest OF the
northwest of 3l-l7-lj, aa drilling
deeper. and expect to make this test
improved greatly It having started
at $50 barrels, but had saud'd up
and IL being deopcncd and cleaned
out.
Tho same comphny's No. Robin
son IN 6-tS-lb * pumping ESQ bar
rcls. having exhausted the gas. and
No. . is duo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Gas !Sho,ping South Of
NdnRfOrd

The 4cmi-wildcat test OF Burford
and Brlmm. located In tho ccntor OF
tho eouthwcst OF tho southwest OF
tho southeast Of 2l-1S-S. found a
900, ,OOO-foot showing OF gas In tho
Layton sand topped Mt i,A60 feet.
.1ult water was encountered at 1850
fcgt, and tho hole will be put on
down to test out the deeper forma-
lions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Reported ShOcing
In Pnden Test

1t is reported that tho test OF
Weimrr and Others. located in IL
l2-7 near Padcu. has "A small show
ing OF oil and gas Ia a sand picked
up little below 2,i00 feet. This
operation has boon put down to this
depth with rotary tools, and Ia now
being changed to standard TO go
deeper Il 4, impossible to verify
this report IN TULSA. however. tho
test Is located near the old produc-
Ing area In the Pudcn district. A
later report Will he given.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Sinclair REFINERY Gt
NuskOgee ShHt Dorm

The Sinclair on company's refin-
cry Al Muskogce was shut down tn
definitely saturday by an order ia
surd from the Chicago office. The
crude formerly run I'm this plant IS
now Euing TO the Sinclair tank fhrm
near Iyumright
on operators were somewhat sur
yrlsci at this action, which comes,
seemingly, without cause. About 10
ur 20 employees Mt the plant We're let
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Santa Fc to Try Moguls.
Special to Tho World.

special TO The world
PONCA CITY, Aug. 28.-Mogul
engines OF larger type than ever
used before IN this section OF the
country are being given try-outs at
the present time on the oklahoma
division of the Santa Fc. and their
initial runs this week are pronounced
highly successful and satisfactory.
These engines are OF the 1000 series
and haul l20 cars over the Okla
homa divisions with the same ease
that the 800 series haul so to SIS
cars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Fordyce Wildcat
Has ShOUing

The wildcat test being drilled by
Roger Kemp and asociatoH located
about thrco milos north OF Fordycc.
Ark, is reported to hnvo showing
Of oil and pas in n sand picked up
about 3,Ao0 feet. This operation was
pat down with a rotary rig and II
IL impossible 90 detorInine tho real
worth Of tho showing. Casing IN be-
ing run 60 tho top OF tho sand at tho
proHcut time, ana IA thorough tey
tNlN Ia innIn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29

dispatches gave II az NJ. l.. Mosher.
1, IL thought at this end that the
only MOshor living In Los Angeles,
who would bo likely 20 have 30
much money laying around, would
be tho former Tuisan. Here Is hop
ing that all the guosscs are wrong.
Charles Gustafson OF Gustafson n
Spencer, Is In the city and Is not
particularly well pleased with the
reception he had hore. az someone
rolioved him Of t414 while he was
taking his regular Sunday slesta
other than this. Mr.. Gustafson II
well pleased to be I'm Tulsa. which Is
his headquarters when IL comes to
buying petroleum products.
II. r Ashton. OF the Pure Oh
company, is back from a summer
outing In tho Hudson BAY country,
which is lot nearer the north polo
than the majority OF oil men get to
In the summer time. Mr.. Ashton's
experience as n fisherman cclipscs
them all 10 date, because In addition
20 the regular line Of muskcllunKe,
pike and bass captured by Tulsa
expert fishermen, he had chance
at the salmon fishing and improved
tho opportunity by making some
wonderful catches. Speaking Of the
business outlook. Mr.. Ashton says:
our filling stations in tho north
nave been doing a record business
this GUNNER. increasing the gallon
ago sold by 40 per cent over last
year, II has naturally been neccs-
sary for US 10 buy In large quanti-
ties, and we have made some OF the
largest contracts for gasoline and
petroleum products in the history Of
the trade" Mr.. Ashton looks ns
though the summers outing had
done him "A world OF good, and is
feeling better than in years
II. +. Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox and
two children returned Saturday
might from Bculah lake Mich, hav-
ing made the last $50 miles Saturday
In one day over the ozark trail
whore the roads were either muddy
or very rough. we had three blow
out the last day, but otherwise had
good luck, and before leaving for
home ] helped neighbor land n
| muskelung weighing 36 pounds,
which was more than he could
handle until ! came to the rescue"
said Mr.. Wilcox. I'VE made the
| trip with two cars, our chauffeur
and the cook in the second car and
| they were always within hailing dis
| tance to help out In an emergency.
found everything going good here
| and we arc going TO make the best
| OF II whatever happens in the oil
mark ct"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Small Wen at Gushing

Tho Purc oil company has n 90
barrel we'll in It's No. , Ellis, located
in the southeast corner OF 2-ls-0.
sand was found from 2.s97 TO 2,9Sb
foot, and shot with 10 quarts.
Tho Cosdcn on com panys No. 2
Mcfawry. located IN tho center or
tho aouthonst Of tho southeast OF tho
northwest ot 20-lS-5, haA IA 3b-barrol
show Of oil .in sand from 3,27s to
ana fg.t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Ticker Done

The MarIand Refining company
mas completed a woU on wildcat
acreage, two miles northeast OF tho
IHHihsS pool good for 800 barrels
OF on day Tho second quarter's 8
earnings ut the pennock OH COM
pany We're reported at Sf7.22l ho-
Tor" provision for depl suon. dc
probation and federal tN,s. about
90 percent those for the iigst quar-
Ter when profits announced to l6.6O6
the decline was broug e about by
the decrease in price Of crude oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Wait on site Selection.

EporINI 70 TU9 W"FTd.
CUSHING. Aug est IL an
nounccd by city officials that work
on the new $4,000 hospitaL for
which bonds were voted some time
ago, will commence as soon as a re
port is secured from the site com
mittoe which has several locations
for the institution under advisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Tribal Wedding at Powwow.

0pHCTHT 70 The WOfTd
PONCA CITY. Aug. 2S.-An old
time Indian wedding, with all its
pomp and tribal splendor as to cos
tumo ana ceremony. may he n foa-
turo OF the Indian powwow to be
held at the 1O1 ranch. with the
Ponca Indians as guests, during the
first five days of September. It is
understood that the Indians are try
Ing to arrange such an cVent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Cushing to Have Museum.

Special TO Tho world.
CUSHING, Aug 2S.-Arrange-
ments have been made with city.
county and state officials for the se-
curing OF specimens OF animal. min
eral and manufacturing products OF
the state which will be placed In a
museum secured for that purpose In
the new city hall here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Make NioonShinc Haul.

Special 10 The World.
ENID. Aug. 2S.--Siy gallons Of
mconshinc and s feet Of copper coil
were found six miles west OF Enid.
Two cars were seen leaving the spot
az the officers approached. They
made their escape and the articles
were brought TO tho sheriffs office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
LeFi0re County Test

Tho American Indian oil Il Gas
GO. spuddcd IN Thursday. August
2b, on tho w. - Bradley farm. rho
location. IN IN tho northwest OF tho
northeast of the southeast OF 29-7n-
oGa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
City Sued on Warrants.


ALTON. Aug, 2S.--This city has
been made defendant in a suit filed
In district court by the First Ma
uonal bank of Alton, through its at
torney, on lot OF warrants amount
ing to between $500 and $4,000, to-
gethcr with the interest thereon, al
legged by the plaintiff to amount to
S40O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-29
Branch office in Mem Orleans

The Acme Petroleum company.
markctora OF petroleum., has opened
n branch office In New Orleans. La,
30I Title Guarantee Bldg., with NJ.
J. Groran, formerly OF the Tulsa
branch. In charge,