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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
FIGHT WILL Be RESUMED IN
THE SENATE TOMORROW

WASHINGTON. May e. by Associated Press)--Excluson
from the congressional record speech by Representative
seson republican Illinois, demanded the house late teddy
by Representative Conna democrat Texas ground that
constitutes reflection the dignity and Of country
Attack the speech made Mr. Connay after the nois
member had spoken support Of his resolution for investigation
charges that the United States had bssn led into the wsr By
British propaganda and financial interests II time when Presdsnt
Wilson pleading for neutrality.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

nn interruptions combination of
wealth." .a
Representative I.lnnton, democrat.
Texas Tried 10 stop the speech In its
early stages by demanding a quorum.
which automatically would have beld n
M. hut he was persuaded BY member
~ the IlIInols delegation Ia permit Mr..
Michaelson Ia piucrcd.
When HpeHkcr Gillctt resumed, the
chair 10 adjourn the houne. which had
been sitting M committee for dis.
cussion nj the packers control Hill. Mr..
c"nnnlly opened the nitack an the I'M.
noIs member. Asking the procedure
for throwing out the speech hc Ar.
olnrcd the language used was a most
disgfaccful reflection on the course. the
American government and people pur.
sued during the wnr."
"if there IN no way under the rules
of this house." he said. ny which n
Gan protect itself and the dignity ana
honor ~ this country from such n
Shiny. slnnderous. dlsRraceful. outrngr.
ous assault as was made by the mem.
Der from lllinois--and that language
Is used only because parliamentary law
REQUIRES It's use--if there IL no way by
which the house and the country can
he protected from these outrageous
ISLANDERS To its dignity and honor. there
ought Ia he acme way by which tho
house can exclude from lts record this
Shiny uiterance " one who IL not
worthy TO alt In the chapber."
Republicans Joined democrata In ap.
plauding. ALL ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

uoTram without change 80 hitch .
ny Kind. The pro -ss;on was liii.
lonrcr. the makeup moIc culorful an
nappy than any onc expected Lane
nj In comfort ,''lc marching order tn
laoccss.on WIS n mile long. when III,
asst ~ the ..aInie was nas~inr the Fab
theatre rsinr south an rolk. the head
IL the PROGRESSION WIS approaching u
On trflh from Taylor, the line extend.
inT and In motion from the theatre NJ
F1rh seush IN r"'k ." Tenth. ~ss'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
P0sTOFF|CE BANDIT
To GO On TRIAL N
FEDERAL COURT SOON
~ Associated fresa.

DALLAS. May 90 George Wheeler
alias Charles v. cain. viii 80 o. tril
IN the federal district court next Thur
d,y morning On charge of rol'bing tn
Jackson Street posi0fficc substitution.
January ~. II was announced iosta,
hy L. \. District Attorney l'enry
sfweifcl. W. y schiner. Who was found
guilty II participation In thu robbcr>
NJ the time Alh.ii Rowan WIS convicted
and whose sentence Nts temporarily
suspended. will h. thu .hi"i witness f'a
the government. Nj. Seweiicl siid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
SAYS NATION WAS NEVER
MUCH GIVEN TO NATION.
AL HOLIDAYS
MEMORIAL FOR MEMORY
TRUSTS THAT WE ARE CLOSE
TO PEACE ACHIEVED; TO
INSURE SAFETY
ny Associated Press.

NEW YORK. May 2G.--rrcsldcnt
Harding In u Memorial Dai message
Ia the American Legion made public
tonight. expressed hope that the ~
ture years Would brlng lras need for
further national sacrifices. The mes
sagc follaws:
Americans never have been much
gwen a. the establishment of holidays
ana fetc days. Perhaps our national
life has been M short and entirely with
. w mattcr Of fact and practical per-
lod IT the world history that TO have
little moved sentiment that such occas-
sion insnirc. yet I think no nation has
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

FORMER TURKISH | !
NAn MINISTER IS
SENTENCED To DIE
B0LSHEvIKl AGENTS TO Be
EXECUTED By SOVIET
GOVERNMENT.

ASGnHA. Nay 2G.--IinlIi I'ashn,
uncle ~ Envcr rasha. former Turkish
war minister. with two other nolshe.
viii agents was condemned 10 death
today by court martial for conspirlne
To overthrow the nationailsts govern.
nrent headed by Mustapha kemni Ia
sha. Three others implicated In the
conspiracy escaped.
The national assembly has sent a
'nissi'n 10 T.heran to sign treaty
with the new soviet Persian govern.
meni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
WITHDRAWAL Of
AMERICAN TROOPS
PREDICTED SOON
EXPECTS HARDING TO AP.
PROVE At AN EARLY
yhs3 DATE

WASHINGTON. May 90 The state
department " understood to PRACTICAL,
TO have completed It's detail plan foI
withdrawal NJ American military gov
crnmcnt from thu Dominican Republic
and Is expected IL make Il public soon
with The approval 1T President Harding
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

,ck a. Fifth and headed ives, on Fifth
,ck h. the theatre.
rhurs are means ~ prfsuadinr no
iccs a. fall In line instead ~ standing
the ezra while the other fellows d.
ne marching stunt aud Il was used.
There was a perfectly red devil with a
iv"-iin"d fork. ara his anproach was
he -irnnl f"r all Ia get In line.
Not III. hast Interesting featutc 81
shc hlr swsWdc WINS the long class ~
sa0<esslai~~ .hldInu fenaciouslv On u
~xSuXTl Xl<kzll ~ RACE TSVn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
FOuRTHSHR|NE CEREMONIAL PASSES INTO
HISTORY BIGGEST CELEBRATION HELD

shouting slsmuG
tn fouhce Of
dsdshhs Of
md
My aad
The fouthor Of 10 il
saith anemhsh Il Nv ineease tolj
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
GUN IS TAKEN FROM MAN
WHO CLAIMS HE WAS
PROTECTOR
COURT ROOM CLEARED
JUDGE TAKES GUN OFF
MAN; Is DRATAMICALLY
STAGED BY JUSTICE

KANSAS CITY. MAY 2G.---Tcstimony
by. Mrs, Blanche Ryan tina, Dcnzel
Chester told her h. fired two shots at
u motor ear hut did not know he killed
a.. woinnn.' an attack upon Mrs Ryan
by Chestrr's wife. u melee In court dur.
Inv which The roam was cleared when
Judge Ralph \. latsaw strodc Into the
crowd and disafmcd "a man who was
flmirishing u revolver. came with ORA.
matte rapidly this aftcrno"n nj the
trial II Chester. charged with the muir.
der ~ Miss Florence barton. killed by
"a supposed highwnyman the night 81
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

Members u the order had y right H.
'" h,"py and they were happy Oh
the three applicants granted diss'ensa
lions in Portland. Ore. last June. Xiii
w after the fourth ceremonial 10 put
far In the had ~ to membership. Mas
lat az wichlta Fails. January I. had
sss. and Al Kaiy Of Pueblo had ia
KhIva before her crater n sranted
irnks WITH anne of the clisr ordcrs.
Thr crowd m attendance n euelnatc'i
u s.Nes IL Which SEQ wcrr W{10r0. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

KANSAS CITY. NAV 2e.-s,anislsus
Zhyszko. now heavy weigh, wrestling
champion. successfully drfend'd his
title here tonight by defeaiing Jos
stcchcr u Nebraska in straight falls.
The first fan same after one hour AMI
f,ftytwo MINUTES twenty recnds and
the ssccnd m shrtcen mlruscs twenty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
JlPs TO INTERVENE
It vllO|vOsT0K IS
REPORTED At CAPITOL
dy Associated Prs.

wASIiINGTON. MAY 90 Conflict Of
military interests IN the eastern par,
II the fat eastern rcpulilic appear "a
have BECOME 30 serious that the inter
vcntion Of japanese forces ~ Niadivos'
iok II contemplated. according a. ad'
vices which reached the state depart
ment to-day. The maritime province
authorities m Nhdiv'Siok we're re
ported ,o hn,. appealed for protection
In outlying disirirts To the jnnanesc.
who We're said to- have Dispatched troops
IN Ann Chihg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
TORNADO HITS
0KLH0MA TOWN,
SLIGHT DAMAGE
o. Associaisd Prss.

o. Assoeiaisd Pres.
EDMOND. Okla. May ga tornado
passed through Waterloo. okla. a, few
miles north of here late today. accord.
irg Ia reports reaching here tonight
hut the extent Of the damage was not
nsccrtnincd. Winds ~ cyclonlc lnten'
sity struck here tonight hut did no
serious damage. II was Thought the
damage North ~ here was not serious
md that the tornado passed high.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
PRESIDENT CALLS MEETING
FINANCIAL MASTERM|NDS

WASHINGTON, May a. by Associated Press)-A meeting
Of the best financial mnd has been naugaated BY President
Harding and his advisors Of consrng the nations in.
duser outlook with particular reference the question Of
tending further loans Of American capital foreign
Some Of the most prominent figures in American finance and
dusty already have given the President the benefit Of their judy
ens specific problems affecting the financial world In the
future others to be called the White House consult
and stabilize conditions and hasten "the
mAlcy."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
AMERICAN ACE
SMASnES Plane
At cheyenne
EDDIE RlckEMslCKER MAR.
R0wLx MISSES DEATH
F." IN LANDING
~ Associated i'sess.

Nv A-ss~tsfsd freon. 3.
CHEYENNE. wyo... MAY se.--cap.
tain Eddie III 'kenbackcr, American ace.
suiyed here at SAG o'clock ioniRh, on
his tIanscontincntal airplanc flight.
smashed his plane In landing and mar.
rowiy escaped death. AZ u, result he
may he unable to continue his flight
10 Washington. ID. e.. he said unless
he ran leave here In an air mail plane
tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
ANOTHER FIGHT
ON PROHIBITION
lNL0WER HOUSE
BEER Be USED IN ACCORD.
ANCE WITH GEN. PAL.
MER'S RULING

ny Associated Pre.s.
WASHINGTON. May ee.--Thc nomi
nation of David ~ Blair. ~ winston
Salem. North Carolina. To- he internal
revenue commissioner was confirmed
today by the senate over the opposition
IL senator Johnson. republican. Cali
fornia. and others.
The vote was ~ to -. Blair's oppo.
ncnts included seven republicans and
eight democrats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
TUG RIVER SECTION
/. REPORTED As QUIET
Ny Associated Prs~- .

~ Ass"eiatsd frs~-.
WILLIAMSON. West Va. May 90
State ana county authorities tonight
watched with extreme caution the slt,in
ton along the West Virginia Kentucky
hord'r after events ~ lam night at
Nolan. West Virginia. has resulted In
three d"aths Captain J. u. Brorkus. 81
the state Police. and sheriff \. &. Pin.
son. az Mingo County. both reported
the region quiet tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
DUBLIN CUSTOMS
HOUSE C0LLApSES
ny Associated Press.

DUBLIN. May &c. The destruction
oi the custom house was completed ~
o'clock this sftcrnoon when the cupo'
Ia curmounflng thu l"k tower col.
lspssd. The ilxuIcs on top ~ the c'i'
rola hrlax ''uI, on the stone pillars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

More than half 81 the gloves and init
tens 81 the United Atntes come from
Johas,, wn rrd C'ycrviiic. ~ Y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
BRITISH ENTER
Upper S|LES|A
TWO MORE BATTALl0MS TO
EMBARK FROM ENGLAND
FOR REINFORCE

LONDON. May ss.--Four hattalions
~ Bri,tkh Troops began ta advance
from the Rhine to Upper silcsia today
und the transfer In expected "a h. com
pleted by the end IL the week.
The war office announced this after
nom that two mtalions also would
bc sent from England. making ak hat
tallons IN all Dispatched "a reinforce
the allied troops already In Upper
Hilcsld.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

Valuable p.wcl'y was picked up In
tho Fair Theatre following Thursdays
,errmonial. The Lesser should CORES.
pond with u. u. Swift. recorder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Gr0eSbeck Wen
Center of Interest

Special 20 The World.
GROESBECK, Texas, Dee. 80,
Every preparation is being made to
bring In Brown well No. ! one mile
north OF Groesbcck. Tho bailer was
sent down six times and each time
II was full OF oil, without water.
Tho driller estimates II Is now
standing so feet IN oil, and this eanj
has been penetrated less than six
inches. Casing is being set, which
they hope to have completed within
few days as they are going SLOW.
This well was begun more than two
years ago. II has caused more eN-
citement than any well within six
miles OF Groesbeck
Great crowds visited the we'll to
day, and It is the opinion OF all that
the famous Woodhine sand has been
touched and that Groesbeck Will
soon have a real gusher.
Trading In leases Is active and
uuheard-of prices are being paid,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Situation Changed NOw That
TWif fHedring Is On

A statement made today by the
department Of industry and COM
merce. together with reports from
Independent oil producers and well
drillerF, supports the story that
Mexicos light oil nears the end.
the only known pool at cerro
A2ul-Toteco, with an announced ca
pacity of 100000, 900 barrels is now
being exhausted through override
vclopment! Twelve wells are pro-
ducing daily 500 900 barrels, with 35
WELLS almost at production. Each
well drilled has tapped oil.
with the completion OF two addi.
tional pipelines, which will be fin
ished this month, the Cerro Azul-
Toteco pool will be drained at a rate
OF nearly 100000 daily, giving the
life of the pool, according To figures
OF company geologists, as less than
three months. To date, 20 per cen.
OF the light oil has come from this
pool. Others in regions which have
been invaded by salt water. are pro-
ducing 100000 barrels monthly.
Reports from the technical de-
partment state that salt water Is
rising rapidly, and Is only a few
feet below the depth of the shallow
est well. making certain complete
salt water invasion within a month.
New York Times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Orange Field in Limeiight:
DANGER of Big BiOnOut

The Orange field in southeastern
Texas Is very much In the limehght
with a 25,O0O-barrel well, Humble
company's Chesson No, ! came In
on Tuesday morning flowing at the
rate of 5000 barrels ir 4: feet Of
sand found at $3.50 teat. on Thurs
Aay tho woll got beyond control and
has since been ovcrfiSWing the sur
rOundinh marshes and much OF II
liz escaping into Cow BnNuu.
The Orange field proper IN a little
less than two years old. the Little
Six oil company having brought In
their Chesson No. In March 1920.
This well was l.762 feet deep and
produced about % barrels. lt start
ed considerable development I'm the
vicinity and several wells were 'ln-
ished I'm sands found at depths of
1000, $500, 2.75O, 3.125 and 3,i95
feet These wells had initial pJo-
ductlons OF from 75 to 500 barrels
hut declined rapidly. In August OF
tEis year the Brownie Babe.te Oh
company o company made 10 OF
Orange residents. completed 1000
barrel we'll az 3.200 feet. Since ther
other wells flowing from l,6OO to
4.OoO have been developed by Ed
gerly Petroleum. Gulf Humble
Orange Petroleum and sun al
depths between $3.50 and 3,4l0 feet
In its deep test, the Humble COM
pany passed up promising sands at
$3.50 and 800 feet to explore
deeper,
Resides the above mentioned COM
panles, two companies well known
in the Mid Continent, AmeT0da Pc
tr0leum and OIL Issues, are sitting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
West of Tulsa.

The Oklahoma Central has rig
up for No. Tiger, in the center OF
the ease line OF the southwest of the
southeast OF 1S-i9-10.
Tho Fan Elva oil g. Gas Co. No.
Harry in the center OF the west
line OF the southeast OF the south
est of 1S-19-l0 has the sand from
2,1O2 to ana feet, and is good for
90 barrels natural.
The ]. l.. Robinson No. I Myers
In the northwest corner OF 2o-ls-lO,
is drilling at 2.4O0 feet.
The Dominion oil company No
Postoak in the center of the south
line of the southwest of the north
west OF 1e-ta-il has the sand from
1.t9l TO 1.224 feet. and is good for
| 2b barrels.
The HUT & HUT No. s Smith In
the center of tho south line OF the
northeast of the southeast OF IL
! 1911 has the sand from l,322 I'd
! 1855 feet. and ls making 2 barrels
The Cato oil company No. Cato
/ in the center OF the south line of the
southwest OF the northwest OF 20
1911 is drilling at l,7b9 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Wild Excitement at Orange

Special to The world.
ORANGE, Texas. Dec. 30.--The
Orange oil field was scene of the
widest excitement today,
The Humble company's No. 3
Cresson well. drilled to the record
depth az 1880 feet, the deepest well
In tho district and brought In two
days ago, has evidently reached and
pulled the cork To mother earth's
champagne bottle of oil.
Rumblings and roarings kept oil
men In state of alarm. {.
without warning the well went on
another rampage. sending oil above
The top of the derrick In spectacu-
lar deluge at the rate OF $4,000 bar
rels day. The lake of oil about
The derrick was extended quarter
of a mile and there were no signs
of the gusher diminishing.
Tho penetration of the deep
Humble we'll into unknown strata
has evidently disturbed the entire
field the Gulf Production COM
pany's No. 2 Hag0r Moore well blew
IN suddenly at $500 feet as roar
ing gasser. The well took fire and
burned down and the, gas later cre-
atcd Il crater, into which all drilling
machinery was lost.
IL was estimated the fire cost OPP
orators at least $4,000
Amerada No. | also came In today
and several dry holes. II was re-
ported, were showing signs of ac-
tivlty.
The Humble wen as It belched
forth it's columns of oil today, was
classified by oil men as tho greatest
Eusher In the state OF Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Hilton Announces Reduction
In Railroad Rates

Effective January the ST. Louis
San Francisco railway will reduce
its rates from any point to any point.
10 per cent on the following: Grain.
hay, all grain products, livestock.
fruits fresh or green; fruits, dried or
evapOrated vegetables, fresh or
green. cotton. cotton linters, cotton
seed. butter, eggs and poultry, live
or dressed
This reduction u voluntary on the
part Of this company. made in the
hope II will stimulate movement OF
grain and grain products and be OF
material assistance in bringing our
agricultural ~Srritory greater profit
IN the sale OF its products This re-
duction. added to the cancellation of
the 3 per cent war tax on freight
shipments and per cent on all pas
senger tickets, accomplishes a very
substantial reduction In rates with
the beginning OF the new year.
tSigned) A, HILTON. Vice Presi-
dent. 81. Lot.s-San Francisco Ryp
ST Louis. Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Penn Mex Increase
Production of Well

The Penn Mex Fuel Company has
Just finished deepening its No. 2,
located on lot g. Potrero de lsleta,
which was brought IN last May at
depth OF 2,10O feet for u daily pro-
duction Of 800 barrels. This we'll is
an offset oil the big producer Of the
Corona company No. 49, which Is
flowing an average OF $4,000 barrels
daily, and Is but 100 yards to the
south.
In view OF the proximity TO the big
gusher, It was decided TO drill deeper
and operations were resumed on De-
cember 3. Last Tuesday at a depth
OF 2,20O feet, II was decided to dis
continue operations for fear OF drill-
ing into salt water. The well has in
creased to 100 barrels day, and
is showing considerable gas.--Thm-
pico Tribune.
editors Note) Tho standard
seems TO have some production down
there, although Col. II. l.. Wood
writes 10 the contrary, The Trans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
OH Nfnrkct onniniinns
Tulsa WHi Celebrate

Tulsa viii celebrate the advent OF
new year MS IL never was celebrated
before. rhc old year hls bccn u
heart breaker. and there are no roe
grcts at It's going. The fact lg mo-
ono ls even saying, ut might have
been worse" which is a sure iudira
tlon that 1921 has absolutely hnI
nothing Co mako II "a ycnr that any
ono wishes To remember but on tie
contrary the entire oil fraternity is
saying goodbye with only Nom
pry of one continual round or grief
and anxiety
The future of the oil business may
he 80 much better and brighter that
the past will soon be- forgotten. ard
here's hoping that thia is true, and
10 there are troubles ahead. n In con.
fidcutly believed that they will be
from natural causes. like a drouth
that would shut down drilling. ana
Will not be the result of arbitrary
action on the part OF a bunch OF
men holding unlimited power over
the dcstiniCs of the country. like the
federal reserve banking board,
which dld It's utmost 10 make lt
tough for the oil men,
Some one has suggested that II
seems only yesterday that one of the
said banking board was In Tulsa,
and HIS very manner indicated thea
that he believed that he was out to
"slay" whatever optimism there was
and surely his looks and actions
were in limo with his soulful prog
nostications, and II only proves that
tho man is sure TO betray his char
aCter by his outward appearance. II
Is all over now and the optimist ~
again In the saddle. The big peo-
pie In the oil business are producing
as much oil as possible. 50 that the
amount held In storage VIII rnc up
with, and be commensurate with,
the capital stock, the amount bor-
rowcd and the opportunity TO realize
handsome profit. when OIL doubles
TN value. as IL surely will,
Aud 81 tonight people will cole
brate and II anyone has a right to
celebrate II is the oil men who play
tho game requiring more nerve than
any other and more faith In the fu-
;ure. larger capital and greater
hard-earned experience than any
other business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Spiftsme Buys Tdnkers

Tho United states shipping bOnrd
sold the following tank steamers. o.
b,0gi tons each. to the Swiftsurc on
Transportation corporation, on De-
cembcr ~. FOR SO each. Swiftarrow,
Swiftwind, Swlftsuro. swift tar,
Swiftacout, Swiftlight, and swiftclglc
.- Nrw york GOmmprrI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Drifting In in Osdgc

{. u. Peters aud Chestnut & smith
corporation are drilling IN sand to-
day IN their test In the west half OF
I3-23-S. Osagc.
Peters. Markham & Wrightsninn
are also AT the top of the sand In
their test in t.23-g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Wilcox Has Failure
In DepeD District

The wilcox oil a. Gas co.'s No. I
Thomas, In the northwest corner Of
the northeast Of the northeast Of
I-tI-S, Dcpcs@ district, has water In
the 3,2So-foOt sand and II abandon
Ing