The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

Gated IN New YORK city Mr. Com
nelly had narrow escape from
drowning In the Tamcsi river. when
hie boat caught fire. and has re-
ceivcd congratulations from all over
the country as the result ~ u story
must have q wide circulation said
Mr.. Connolly "as have had
thousand people mention the fact
they saw the story of my adventure
In The World"
\. q. Rood. who represents Cos
den aud company In TcNna, IN In the
city, ia conference with McsSrS
toEdcn and Frantz. MIR. RcCd is
doubtless the best posted on Texas
development OF any scout TN the
rnwe. and his opinions are eagerly
sought
W. r.. Green. associate editor Of
The oil Weekly H. In tho city on
his way home from the Chicago
convention. and is much Interested
in what ho sccs, II being hts first
trip, and he has morcoyrr found
his paper the most popular oil pub
lication in tho busluess, Mr.. Green
is ~ the opinion that tho conference
I'm Washington IA sure To- bring
about better MARKETING conditions
In thr countries represented at
Washington, as Nv addition To- tho
disarmament treaties there rae
bound to be numerous confer.
cncce IN regard 90 tho rate Of ok
change and the value OF foreign
currency Mr. Green len for hlH
home In Houston last night after
a pleasant visit among tho friends
of tho local representative OF The
OF Weekly, Mr. Robertson.
s. T.. Dunn. OF tho law firm NJ
Munroe, NlcodcWus and Dunn. with
offices In the Kennedy building IL
back from trip 60 llnvpcsville.
which is his old home town, and is
proud Of fact that u was tho good
people OF Hovncsville who com
pleted the well that made tho
Ilaynesville pool famous Mr..
Dunn SAYS, "The Mission on com
pany has n shallow sand I'm It's welt
IN 2s-23-S. at about 1880 feet,
which has the appearance OF being
rich in oil. II is the first shallow
sand that has been discovered In the
entire country. There is another
test drilling about quarters
Of mile southeast OF tho Mission
well that has the same sand. but
uoither has been drilled in NJ yet.
The Gilliland oil company has
wonderful fine production. and |
personally visited tho Bond farm.
whore they have well that started
In Mt $500 barrels"
G. r. Powell is back from the
Chicago convention and aayr II was
Interesting to note the feeling OF
pcssimism thai followed the diacus
Plon Of the European outlook by
Edward Prizcr. This II contrary
TO the feeling I'm New York" said
Mr. Powell "bocRuse we have felt
that the situation I'm Europe was
getting hetter II not rapidly then
slowly but surely"
Jack Sannon. principal scout
and production man for Snowden
Brothers and Sweeney, rs I'm the
city on business.
President Mourer OF the Knnsns
& Gulf corporation, and HIS chief as
sistnnt, ]. w. Bostick, wera at Chi
cago attending the convention. and
while there received tho good news
Of the big well in which they own n
controlling interest, which was COM
pleted In the Louisiana country
southwest OF the Bull Bayou field
and which makes 1900 barrels MIR.
Mourer ia making a world OF friends
among the oil men, as his acquaint-
anco grows.
]. Fred Miles, formerly of Tulsa,
was at the Chicago convention. Mr..
Miles will be remembered as haV-
Ing made his start In the oil game
here and everybody will be pleased
to know that he Is now at the head
of n large and very prosperous con-
cern in Kentucky.
Judge !. NJ. Stevenson, president
OF the Rex Pyramid oil ~ Gas com
pany OF Winchester Kentucky, and
Dir. l. G. Young, vice -proaident OF
that organization. of Lexington, are
In Tulsa for the Usage Indian land
sale.
A. l.. Funk. we'll known operator,
Is back from a business trip to
Georgia.
George Foreman, president OF the
southwestern Petroleum corporation.
IL In Tulsa from Buffalo, New York,
that companys holdings
In the various oklahoma fields.