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The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
Harding Satisfied With
 Progress Being Made

Washington.-President Harding, in White House annyuncement, states that he is more than satisfied with the progress being made in the negotia- tions pertaining to the holding of an international conference on the rednc- tion of armaments.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
An Exploration Trip.

Seattle. K. Vreeland and Col. A. w, MacNab sailed from here last night on the Admiral Watson for Southwestern Alaska. They will make preliminary arrangements at lliamna to begin the exploration next spring, of the soush western ~secti0n of the Alaska nsnge.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
Asks Legislation for Purpose of Funding
 Railway Indebtedness

Wasningteu.-'P President tsIard;ng sent message to Congress today ask ing for legislation authorizing the War Finanbe Corporation to handle the funding of the railway indebtedness and to increase the credit for financing exports.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
Better Babies" Bill.

Washington.-The Senate passed to- day what ~is< .knewnetas rtte ''better babies" bill, which establishes a sys- tenn of cooperation between fthe Fed eral and State goyernments.fcr the de- .velopment of birth hygiene.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
"A Hours to Leave.

Berlin.-General Suchomiloff, the Russian minister of war who was charged with duping the Czar into signing the order fer the mobilization of the Russian army in 1914, has been ordered to leave Dresden within "A hours.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
A 7OO- ear Fight. But Will Be Settled Ami
 cably, Says Northcliffe

New rk.-sIt's a seven hundred year quarrel and cannot be ended overnight, but I think twill be settled amicablv," were the words of Lord Northclitfe, who arrived here tonight, while speaking of the Irish q uestion.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
Seattle Sends Invitation.

Seattle information that Britain intends holding an interna- .tional conference on Far Eastern ques- tions in Pacific coast city. Seattle to- day invited the world powers to con- duct their barley here.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
Lloyd GeorgetWill. Attend.

London.-Lloyds George will attend the Washington conferenceI ,On limlta- tion of arnaments, according to an- nouncement made here tonight.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
France and England Agree.

Paris.-France and England have come to an understanding regarding the Silesian issue and will jointly ask for the free passage of endorsements through German territory.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27

The launch Roosevelt, Capt. Robert Jones, with James Davidson and James Pirnie, returned here today from a trip down. river as far as Napamute.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
GOVERNOR
 OF ILLINOIS NOT IMMUNE
Waiting in the Office of Albert Fink, Chicago,
 ito Be Arrested.

Springfield, July 26.-The i'm from arrest ofsGoverner Small, on indictments recently returned here by the grand jury charging embezzlement, -conspir acy and the operation of a con fidence game. was denied today in @ decision rendered by Judge Smith. of the Circuit Court.
 "Come and get me, ;" is practi- cafly the substance of the reply of;Governor Small, anticipating this decision.
 vNoemove has yet been made by the authorities to arrest Small, the~warrant still remain ing in the hands of the clerk Of the crurt.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27

Dick Berntesen, of Ophir, who .is now here, under the care of Dr. Green, quite ill, will probably be sent to Akiak, Hospital tomorrow.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27
TAKES TURN
 FOR BETTER
Late Figures for Alaska Taken From the U. s.
 Geol. Survey Report.

Washington, July 25.-That AIaska's development has taken a turn for the better is indicated in the e~feport of the mineral pro- auction of the Territory for the years 19l9,1920.. compiled by the Geological Survey, made poblic today. This report shows that the output for 1920 was S23, ,3o7,- 757,s compared with -Sl9,620, 913 sin 1919. The increase was due largely to the greater ,produc-. Ation of copper, silver and plati mum.
 .Washin gton. -Fhe Geological *Eurveyis rreport discloses that sAlaskass ssorodnction of copper Hast year was nearly doubled, .while gold decreased one million and fifty thousand dollars in ,value. Placer gold produced amouaated.tc three million eight la1undred and seventy-tive thou sand dollars. Seven gold lode mines and five prospects were operated, yielding four million four hundred and seventy five thousand dollars.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27

Early End of Strike Indicated.
 Seattle.-All indications point to an early ending of the marine engineers strike throughout the coast against privately owned vessels.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-27

Springfield, . July 27. - The Sheriff of Sangamon county an nounces. the receipt of a tele- gram from Albert-Fink, counsel for Small, informing iai1n of the Governors willingness to sur render@m Fink's Chicago office today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Ticker Dope From New York

New York-lt tx intlmated I'm a
dispatch from Mexico city that the
Obrcgon administration Conten -
plates Curtailing the prodution OF oil
because IL believes that the fields
are being exploited for excessive
shipments abroad Exports Of pc
troleum from Mexico In 1920 eE-
ceedcd 10000, 600 barrels and II has
been estimated that they viii be
more than 2OO.oO0,00O barrels this
year.
Chicago Tho Indlahoma Refining
company has effected satisfactory
settlement with all It's creditors
through cash payments and notes
due IN six TO twelve months.
New York Stockholders OF tho
Iuyincihlc on corporation Of record
Of November will be given the
right TO subscribe to one share cap
ital stock at SO a share FOR every
three shares Of stock outstanding in
their name, The company has &c.,
600 shares par value 500 outstand
ing, Of an authorized issue ut one
million shares The stock Ia selling
at little over SO share.
Island OIL g. Transport CO, reports
completion Of its No. well on Lot
l7G Amatlan District, Mexico, with
an initial flow estimated at $4,000
barrels from ,b45 foct below sea
level This well is shalloWcr than
others In the same vicinity which
have gone 10 salt water. Islands no.
2 well on the same lot Is five feet
deeper and came in a short time ago.
Daily average production ~ crude
oil IN the United states IN Saptem-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Garter County

Tho Magnolia Petroleum COM
pany's No. 1 Lish. I'm the center of
the west half OF the northwest OF
20-2s-3w. Is "a location
Tho Cotton Belt OH Company's
No, / Sparks. !n the southeast corner
OF the southwest Of 2O-2s-2w is a
20 900 0o0-foot Easscr at 1875 feet
Merrlck and others have a l0-bar-
rel well In No. I Bennett in the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
the northwest Of 3t-2s-2w.
Tho Carter OIL Company's No. :
Ramsey In the northwest corner OF
the southeast Of the northwest of
3G-4s-2w. Is making 100 barrels on
the pump.
TIE Texas Company's No. 4 Ward,
In the southeast corner Of the south
west Of the southeast of 2i-is-2w,
rs a 70 barrel well
Tho Majestic oil company has
made a location for a Q 2,5O0-foot test
In No. / Holden In the southeast cor-
ncr OF tho northeast OF the north
east of l4-2s-5w.
The Texas Company's big we'll on
the Denny farm. in the northeast
corner OF the southwest Of the north
west Of 36-4s-2w, is producing 400
barrels from the 2,365 TO 2,40O-foot
sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Southeast Of Duncan

Tho Nudge OIL company so 4
Wood. iu the southwest corner OF
the southeast Of the southeast uf
the northwest Of 26-ls-5w, IS max
ing 20 barrels from the shallow sand
found from 66O TO 1l5 feet.
The Lish brothers test on tho
Green farm IN the southeast OF the
northeast OF the southeast OF the
northwest Of 27-ln-jw, is a 15-bar-
rel well In the shallow pay
Tho Earl-Tox on Company's No.
2 Perkins, at the center Of the
southwest OF the northwest OF the
northwest of 3i-ls- 5w. ~ making "A
million feet Of gas In the AS to 4S5-
foot sand
Westbcimcr's No. ( Frensley IN
the southeast corner Of the north
east OF the northeast OF 34-ls-5w, is
making 20 barrels in the 69O-foot
pay.
The Skelly oil compauys No. 6
McLanchan in the northwest corner
Of tho southwest OF the northwest
OF the southwest Of 3b-is-5w, Is a
10-baTfvi we'll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
oil uARKEr ornrATloNa
Receiver Appointed
for Nid-CO

p. Roger Kemp and George
Moore wero yesterday appointed
to.ot receivers for the Mid-Co Pc
troIcum corporation and affiliated
concerns, which absolutely insures
A satisfactory adjustment Of the af-
fairs OF the big concern, which has
suffered financial difficulties on ac-
count OF the big slump In prices.
The selection Of these two we'll
, known and very able oil produN RS
and refners will go a long way to-
ward bringing about u good under
sanding and confidence I'm the out
gops OF the receivership. Mr.. KENT
taEel known In Tulsa, where he
sfsnds very high in financial and
phlauthropic circles, and Mr.. Moore
Il well known as one OF the most
able rpflncrs and markctcrs In the
bugnoss. being at the head of the
shatfer Oh and refining company,
with large holdings IA the Mid-Con-
unOnt field.
II there must be trouble and H.
nanclal disaster on account OF the
rapid fmctuatiou in price, Il is al
wsys some comfort to know that
good men are put to the front TO
handle the assets to the best inter
ests Of all concerned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Vas Buried in DeRUer

The old-time oil man who recently
5ied I'm Denver. who was supported
By the contributions ut the liberal
oilocoplo in this city, has been laid
toT,est, and thanks to the kindness
on h. G.. Shreves, well known as the
principal owner of the Denver OIL
& Producing Co. with production in
the Okmulgee field, was given every
attention.
Among those who have contributed
and whose names have not as yet
been printed In this column, are:
D. Y. Forster. 81; George $. Bole,
S.. Tidal OH company, SlO; cash
$40, Cosden & Co.. SIS; The Gypsy
on company $5; Il. $. Gray, 50. II.
J.. Mourcr. SO; The Skelly Oil COM
pany, $40; Jess Hin, IS; Atlantic Pc
iroeum corporation, $40; a total Of
500. which with the amount already
acknowledged, $3.50. makes a total
OF Sl945O. This amount was wired
TO Denver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Oil Production in
United States for Month
| of September

WASH NGTON, oct. 27.--OklahO-
ma leads California In oil pruduC-
ton by nearly two million barrels
In September, the geological sur
yey today announced, the lead was
the largest any state has held over
a rival I'm two years. California
barely topped Texas, which was in
third place, the figures for Septem-
Der were as follows: Oklahoma, D.
7l4.OoO barrels; California, 7,S94.OOO
barrels; Texas, 10000 barrels.
Despite the big lead oklahoma
took in September its production
was less by "A half million barrels
than in August when its production
was l0,226,OOO barrels. the daily av-
erage production in California de-
creased sixty thousand barrels due
TO a strike OF oil workers.
Texas production. for September,
was $4,000 less than In August,
central and north Texas dropped
from 5.265.000 in August TO i,7l0,-
600 in September, the gulf coast
dropped from 2,S73.0OO In August
to 2,796, 900 In September.
Arkansas, which in four months
moved up to fifth place and sixth
place and threatened to take fifth
place away from Louisiana, showed
a falling off OF a half million bar
rels in September and barely Kept its
place ahead OF Wyoming
In the nation at large the produc-
ton OF petroleum for September de-
creased more than three million
barrels as compared with August,
the daily average for the month be-
ing less than for any month since
May 1920.
Production decreased In all states
except Louisiana, Montana, New
York, Colorado and Tennessee, and
these made only slight increases.
This reduction in consumption was
accompanied by a decrease OF l6i
producing wells during the month.
which numbered only 7Ss as com
pared with 2,lS5 oil wells complet-
ed during September, 1920.
Imports Of crude oil during sep
tember amounted to 9,l3S,A56 bar
rcls over the abnormally low i'm
ports during August owed 10
changed conditions In Mexico In re-
gard to taxes. Exports OF crude oil
amounting to SS0,573 we're normal
stocks of Mexican petroleum held in
the United states by importers in
creased two million barrels and net
pipeline and tank farm stocks east
OF California increased a little more
than one million barrels. Calitor.
MIA stock decreased one hundred
eight thousand barrels.
The estimated daily consumption
OF domestic and imported petroleum
f.5ss,667 barrels. increased slightly
more than fifteen thousand barrels
80 that the net result for the month
was an Increase IN stock or three
million barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
wncos. .oswnlt Operations.

Wilcox and Oswalt are rigging
up for test on the william Tiger
allotment I'm the northwest corner
Of tho south half OF the northwest
OF 20-l9-q.
The same firms No. Fletcher
Raymond Gregory farm In the
northeast Of the north ~ s.
l7-l0, is setting casing at 245O
feet.
In their No. / McKcilop. located
in the southeast corner OF the west
half Of the southwest OF 23-l7-lo.
wilcox and Oswalt are drilling at
1900 feet with a l214 inch hole.
Wilcox & Oswalt are rigging up
to spud on No. ! Columbia Lindsey
farm, located I'm the northwest OF
the south haf Of the northeast Of
3b-l7-9. This well Is located
northeast Of the new pool being
opened by the Continental PETROL
cum company in 27-16-9, Brihow
district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Rumor Denied

The rumor published in an Okla
homa city paper TO tho offec: that
Capt. Il. Constantin. president OF the
Export Oil corporation. and Pa Nal
10y, counsel for that concern, are
now in New York conferrins with
repres1 natives OF the Anglo-Amer-
lean oil company, subsidiary Of the
Standard OIL company OF New Jersey
FOR the sale of the Export OIL cor
poratlon 70 the English corporation
is positively denied by Eugene Con-
stantin, son OF Captain Consiantin'
and secretary Of the Export OIL cor
poration.
. There is n deal on, however, TO
sell the Anglo American refined
products in the -Coutinen. field
something that has been done many
times in the past.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
New Refinery at Eidorado

Tho b. II Thwinr on company is
building a new 5000 barrel refinery
at Eldorado. Ark, tho now plant 90
be "a skimmiug plant modern ln
every respect and includes two
$4,000 barrel tanks and other heavy
equipment The company which
been newly organized, is also build.
ING It's own gathering lines iu;u the
Eldorado Fields, and will begin pur-
chasing crude ns soon as possible
The United Iron Works of lola.
Kan, is constructing the new plant
The Ell. ThWiug OH company has
the following well known uI men
as officials and directors D. u.
Thwlng. president; George 4. Todd.
vice president. V. H. Smith. score.
tary and sales mAnarcr BOARD ui
directors T.. II ThWinE Harry NJ
Evans George A. Todd. T.. G WIN.
ters, and v n. Smith.
McNsrs ThWing and Evans were
formerly Of the Evans Thviug
COMPANY ". G.. Winter, Is wee.
president of the white Eagle ON &
Refining GO. Of Kansas city anl
simply Joined the now company fuf
the investment lilo viii NOT 10,
active except a. "a director. " No.
Smith, formerly secretary of tho
Imperial Rcfiulno company. and
more recently sales manager iu
charge of the refinery sales for the
White Eagle OH g. Refining Co 81
Kansas city George A. Todd.
formerly associated with MessrH
Evans ThwiuE. company in their
plant at GHinsvllo. Texas and else.
whcrc iu their oklahoma plants. is
more recently vico-prcs,dcut or the
Paramount Petroleum company "
Shreveport General and sales ot.
ficcs uf the new orEauizatiun will De-
at 624 Finance building. Kansas
L.IIa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
In the Walters
and Duncan Fields

J. c. Keyes has a l5-barrel wei
after 2O-Quar shot In the No ,
Baldman. In the northwest corner or
the southeast of the southeast or the
southwest OF 2S-Is-l0w.
The Magnolia Petroleum com
pany's No. 5 Brooks, In the north
west corner OF the northeast or the
southwest OF 25-ls-9w, ts flowing 80
barrels from the 2,00O-ioot SAND
The same company's No. kagon,
lu the northeast corner of the south
west or the northwest Of the south-
west OF 34-1s-8w, Is making 80 bar
rels on the pump,
The Gypsy OIL company No.
Bredenthal In the southwest corner
of the southeast of the southeast oi
.lg-1s-sw. is "a lO-barrei oil well and
making 100000 gas from the 2,24i
to 2,265-foot pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28

= = =
l''lN'.'. N'W hnfk ana N1IIhI'.
ll' si|t 'A'i hus'n''s 'H lo'N'nE up
lu aiI iHr'' .iii'', 'ud th' "u,'n'h
Is exceedingly bright
NI' N't,h American Gar company
VINO mas been HrrudInE tho W',f
h''r ir.HIh'u u" HI''hu ,''''l
u'N. lt' was MUM p''''.N WIN
L'. pros gross hAd. I' E'.'lNE '',
NoI'h American on ''tW'n"I "a.
N''i Iu''h I'D operation
''I I"I li"'Nt '' N'.N I''.u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Nice Well for Big -Four Oil
Company at ELdOTad0

The Big Four Oh company well
No. , on the Pickering farm, located
In the center Of the east line of the
southwest Of the southeast of 1913
10 came in with roar making
100000 cubic feet OF gas and
800 barrels " oil. The well was
drilled feet in the sand TO
same company brought In its No. !
last week and the well Is stlll max
ting 200 barrels OF oil Prepa-
rations are now being made to drill
in No. on the same lease. These
wells are all on a 20-aCre lease
owned jointly with the Gladys Belle
OIL company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
MdhiStddt & NOOK
Wei Increasing

The Mahlstadt & Nook wen No. 4
on the Baxter & Cannon farm, in
stephens county. Texas. which was
brought in October 90, at 400 barrels
is now making $50 barrels natural
The Revere on Companys test on
the Mcclure acreage, In section 90
In stephens county, Texas, has the
top Of the gray lime at 3,595 feet
and making 10 barrels after a 30
quart shot. They are now cleaning
out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
The NeW DingpdH Pool

The J. Alex Dingwall jra discovery
well, in the northeast corner OF the
northwest of the southeast OF 27-.
23-4, which got the pay the first OF
the week, is still creating much IN
tercst They are now ready 10 run
the q. in. casing today, and oNpe"t
10 drill into the sand Sunday or Mon
day The well is making between
$4,000, 600 and 100000 feet OF gas
and every time it is opened up SAYS
Frank Dingwall, sprays considerable
OIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
North of Morris

T.. ", Blacks NO. Wright, IN
the northwest corner Of the north
east Of the southwest OF 22-lA-14.
IS @ 35-barrcl producer at lao
l.765 feet
Tho Dunn well No. 3-R. ON the
Wright farm In tho northeast corner
" tho southeast OF the southwest of
22-i4-l4, is mSkiug 25 barrels In
the i,i2J-foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Northwest Of Hcnryettd

Tho Texas Company has nice
show of oN and gas az c.S5o foot In
It's we'll located In tho southeast
corner OF the southwest OF the
southeast OF 23-l2-ll,
The Indian Petroleum company is
drilling around 200 feet I'm tho
northwest corner of tho northwest
Of f2-ll-11.
Aztec OH company set G-nch ~
2.3Go feet I'm the northeast corner
OF the southeast OF 3G-12-il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
ActiUitg at TOnkdwd

The Prairie Oh & Gas CO. is set
ting the x in. casing today on their
test In the TonkaWa pool Ia 9-24-lw.
They are now 2,61O feet and arc
about ready TO begin pulling the
big pipe.
The Marland big we'll In this pool
located iu l5-24-iw. Is still produc-
ing 1850 barrels daily while their
discovery we'll iu section l6 Is max
ing 800 barrels
The Southwest Petroleum COM
pany's big producer gagged 1870
barrels the last "A hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28

! Daniels, in the northwest corner
Of the southeast Of 4-I2-Il.
The Central National oil com
pany's No. 3 Concy, in tho south
west corner OF the southeast Of the
northeast ~ 26-12-lt. Is "a 5O-barrcl
well natural.
r NJ. Aiken's test on the L. Thom-
as farm In the southeast corner of
the northeast OF 32-i3-11. Is good Tor
80 barrels In the 500 foot pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
In the Ranger District

Barney Carter's No. I Langford,
IN the Ranger district, Eastland
county, is spraying 40 barrels of oil
at two feet in the pay which was
topped at 1900 feet
The Dyer Brother oil company
test on the Light tract. Ranger. is
estimated at l50 barrels in the 3.4b0
to 3.465-foot sand. They are now
preparing TO shoot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Tank Wagon Advances

The tank wagon price Of Kerosene
was advanced cent and a quarter
per gallon in the state Of Nebraska
yesterday.
The tank wagon price of gasoline
was advanced cont In the state OF
Texas yesterday and 2 cents advance
on Kerosene.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Obtained Big Judgment

The Ennis Bayard Petroleum com
fsry was awarded judgment IN the
United states district court OF llli-
hois Yesterday. against the Warren
Oh company OF Pennsylvania for
ii4a 900, on account Of the failure
H tho latter concern to carry out its
Contract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. e241 w. H. PECK Residence z442

is No. 6 on the Flora jacobs farm in
9-l5-10.
The same firms test on the Floyd
White farm iu the northwest corner
Of tho southwest % the northwest Of
Has, which was completed 10
DAYS ago, is producing 100 barrels
daily 81 Al Y gravity oil, says Mr..
Dingwall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
At HOidenUiHe

The Lyons test on the !. Jacobs
farm I'm the southwest corner of the
southeast Of the southeast Of l4-7-S,
IL making 100000 feet OF gas at
was given 60-quart shot, the total
depth OF this well being 3,2l0 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
DeDoRidn Operations
in the Burbank

Tho Devonisn oil company is
drilling at 1880 feet on It's 80. ;
well I'm the southwest OF G-26-G, Bur
bank pool no. is drilling at 400
feet; No. 8 is rigging up TO spud;
and No. 6. located In the northwest
corner of the southwest Of section o
iR "A zig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
Magnolia Wen ShOIdHg Big

The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
ton well in the northeast corner OF
the northwest of 34-l9-i has the pay
at 3,793 feet and at seven feet In the
well Is consoryatively estimated al
i3O barrels. Another repor, gotten
by geveral oil companies, however
IL 10 the effect that the well Is flow
Ing and looking good for 500 bar
NaH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
ELdOrddO, Arkansas Has
Produced OUer 5000, 900
R0rrpiS

Since the first oil was shipped out
OF the Eldorado d, March %, up
to October l2, more than 5000, 900
barrels have been turned into the
channel OF consumption. Tank car
shipments have reached 2,S95. 900
barrels from the field. Refinoric5
near the field have taken $1,000
barrels. Stocks at present are $50,
600 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
GdSSer in The Lyons Pool

J. r. Quiun's test on the A..
Holmes farm In tho southwest cor
ner Of the southeast Of l3-l1-11. Is
5000 900 gassor In the 2,4l0-foot
sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-28
In the Beggs District

The White OIL corporations vel
No. on the unallotted land In the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
the northeast of 2l-l5-lO, Is max
ing 72h barrels after an S0-duart
shot. Sand was found from 1900
TO 2,640 feet.