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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
ASSEMBLY

We did not have chapel Friday
morning because of having five
periods before noon so as to dismiss
early for the track meet.
Mr. Walker gave us a very inter-
esting talk in chapel Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Walker always has num-
Der Of funny stories as well as help
full advice. His theme was "The
Worlds Work After l Am Thru
School,"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
A Paying. Investment

Everyone is on the, lookout for a good
safe investment which will pay Big Divi-
dends. Where can you find better and
safer investment than CHIROPRACTRIC
VERTEBRAL ADJUSTMENTS? They will
bring you Big Dividends in the shape of
renewed Health and consequently greater
Business Efficiency. Without Health life
Is not worth living Let us tell you about
this wonderful Investment.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

Five room thoroughly modern
house, well located four blocks from
postoffice. This is bargain at $4,000
with some terms. Griffith & Baugh-
man. 45t1
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The 9th grade is making scrap
books Of birds. They are painting
the birds and writing a short para
graph on their life habits. Later on
they will put in clippings from pa
pers and their account Of the OBJ
servation trip.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

Ruby Oetinger has returned after
an absence Of several days on ac-
count Of sickness.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28
TO FARM IN SEWARD COUNTY

After living in Yellville, Arkansas
for number Of years, L. H. Layton
will move here and farm some of his
quarters in Seward county which are
located west Of town. Mr.. Layton is
a relative of L. c. Walden of this
county. He will build a nice home on
his farm and will soon move here
from Arkansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

9th Az will begin the study Of the
World War on Tuesday or Wednes
day.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

c. H. sch0pley Of Liberal has
purchased the Igo Hamburger Res
taurant and expects to OPEN up for
business Thursday-Pratt Union
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

a good or bad effect there are not
many theatre goers in the first hour
Community Civics Glass. :
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

Iher roOih' IL peiohBs 10 raui 1ray'
ga 2 had debate Wednesday the
question being Is it advisable to stop
all foreign immigration coming into
the United Statesi The girls had the
affirmative; and the boys the mega
tive.
The SB cannot go On observation
any moro because we did not stay to-
gether.
Miss Walker highly praised the sB
program Wednesday.
The 9Th grade history classes have
started the study Of the World war.
The Junior high is planning On a
picnic.
: Mrs. Stephens visited chapel We'd
nesday. rs were in chapel.
Hester Moore was absent Monday
and Tuesday.
Th TINA nannoaush;r cla.s Z.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

THE LIBERALITE
Managing Editor: ::..-.;..,:.;-..--;. -,
Willard Harnden, ri
ORGANIZATIONS

Friday afternoon the Journalism
class had a stand at the track meet
The members Of the class say they
had lots of fun and wondered why
they had not stand before. The
most popular refreshment was ice
cream cones. Of course the gum,
charms, and popcorn were good, but
the ice cream had them all beat. Rhy-
low and Ruth say they wouldn't like
the lob of filling cones to nike a liv-
ing. When it comes to peddling the
goods Edith, Milred, Marlin and
Donald with the lusty cries are right
there. And Leta makes an ideal cash
register! We don't know where the
rest of the class was, but we 'spect
they were busy elsewhere. The class
Just wants to give some advise to
some of the men folks especially Mr..
Steele and Mr.. Meyer. Never go to
a melting broke when the Journal
ism class has a stand. for you're
sure to miss something good.
All high school organizations are
organized for the purpose of better
ing the school; the bettering the
mentality of the student; and in
stituting better school spirit. They
offer splendid training in various
lines. Each organization is supervised
by one or more members of the fac
ulty. This work takes a considerable
part of their time and thought. Since
these organizations are for the good
Of the pupils, why shouldn't they
enjoy their benefits? The students
of this school do not take part in
organizations and athletics like they
should. There seems to be tendency
to do as little as possible and get by
with it. Some students don't want
to- be burdened with anything that
has to be done outside of school
hours. As soon as school is out in the
evening they want to rush home or
down town. There are about six
beside athletics, in our
school. The members of each organ
iztion are few in number and they
are mostly upper classmen. Also sew
eral belong to two or three different
clubs. This shows that there are
great many who do not belong to any
society. These societies are as much
q part of the education as the text
books that are studied every day.
How much education do you want?
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

The 7thA penmanship class is
making review of the copies which
they formerly struggled So patient
ly with.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

Private money to loan on OkIaho-
ma land. John W. Baughman. Ask
E. D. Cooper. 44t2c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

ga 2 is very proud of. the fac
that the best bird house was from
their room. It belongs to Paul Gray
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

Brice Heating made business
TRIP to the eastern part Of the stats
the firstNof the week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

Mrs. ], T. Houser returned to her
home in Guymon Thursday after be-
ing in the city for a few days to see
her son Billey who has been quite i'll.
He is getting better.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

Hester Moore was absent Monday
and Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-28

Our World War books came last
week and we are to take up the
study of it when the history is fin
ished.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
Big D0ings at EidOrudO

Another big we'll has been brought
In In the FL Dorado pool, being the
George well, located i'm the center OF
the west line of the northwest of the
northwest OF 6-19-15, one half mile
southwest OF El Dorado and on the
same structure as the Busscy well.
The sand in the new producer was
topped at about 2.20O feet and at 90
feet in the we'll was making between
500 and 1000 barrels OF oil and
about 80 900 900 feet ot ras. As soon
as possible the tools will be nut back
into the hole and the well drilled
deeper for the rich pay which Is
usually found about i5 feet in. on
this same structure. west of I'll Do
rado, there are number of wells
on top Of this 2,200-foot pay which
should Give some interesting results
in the next week or 10 days as fol-
lows:
The Constantin Refining company
No. 3 well, located in the center of
tho east line of the northwest of the
northwest OF 31-17-l5. direct off
set to the Bussey producer. is ce-
menting casing AT 2,l2O on top OF
the sand and will bc drilled in as
soon as the cement IL set The same
N'IlIdUN NJ = wei lOtHttu III lnt
northwest of the northeast OF i2-
1916, which was completed some
time back as gasser and is now
making 500 barrels Of oil and 90
600 .0O0 feet of gas. will be drilled
deeper in the sand Tuesday and big
results are expected. The sam,
company's No. I well. located In tn,
southwest of the southeast of lis,
lG. which was completed as gassel
sometime back, is still making about
/ 50,000,O00 feet Of gas and spraying
about co barrels of oil
Tho Daniels we'll on this same
structure, located in the northwcs
/ OF the southwest of 6-iS-lj is or
/ top &c the 2,2OO-foot sand and vii
be drilled in within the next few
/ DAYS.
MattoX 6 Hinton are cemcntinl
/ casing on top OF the sand at 2.12I
| feet in their well, located in th'
/ northeast of the southeast of 80
/ l7-l5, on tho Bussey structure.
About a mile and half east %
| El Dorado the Quaker Oil e Gas CO.
| In its well located in the south
west corner OF 23-17-15, found thu
! 2,2OOfOot sand dry but the well Il
going to be put on down in searCl
of the deeper sand
AT this time there arc no pipe line
| in this field and the oil is being rui
into earthen storage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
Tulsa to EentertGin Ma
tiOnal Geological Organization

The annual meeting OF the Amer
ican Association of Petroleum Geoi-
ogists, which will be held this year
in Tulsa on March nth, 18th ana
18th is expected to bring large
crowd of the geologists from ali
over the country to this city, as the
organization has membership OF
over 500. Problems in petroleum
geology and engineering will be
discussed at the several meetings,
and arrangements are being made
for special session which viii be
open to the public. The arrange
ments and preparations for the on
tertainment Of the members of this
society are being handled by Il com
mittee OF local representatives com
posed of NJ. NJ Nalcrius, chairman,
T.. G.. Woodruff, Mowry Bates,
Chas. T. Kirk. and Richard Hughes.
The city Of Dallas entertained
the organization last year and the
year previous, so y IL up to Tulsa
to keep up her record OF being the
livest oil city in the country, and
the center OF all oil activities and
afford these visitors the time Of
their lives while in our town,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
Operations Around
Henryetfd

HENRY ETA. Okla. Feb. A.
While the price OF crude oil IL slight
~ on the tOhoggan. causing mum
Der OF shutdowns on top of the
sand, there appears no cessation In
new drillings in the territory. In
addition to these shutdowns there
are 80 continuous drilliugs,
and 20 nuw rigs on the ground and
five casing settings which show the
activities Of this field
Gladys Belle, liz drilling at p
i70 feet southwest Of northwest of
southwest in 19-lO-IO.
j. II. Keys q. n G.. co. Is drilling
from 2.6t3 feet To 2,659 feet In the
center OF the south line southeast OF
southeast OF southeast in 9-1O-ll.
Oklana Oil company is shut down
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

Hall fee. In the southeas; .nt 81
4O-7. and will be drilled in today
No. Jackson Of the Ridge oil
company located in the 50 rhwes,
of the northwest OF the southwest
OF 27-2O-7, are still fishing to-, tools
which they lost two weeks ago when
the rig burned down.
The JOscy oil company's No. |
Bloom, in the northwest OF 23-20-i,
is drilling at 3.290 feet.
Morton, Moffit 4 Rces are drilling
at zoe feet in their No. l Howitt, 10
Gated in, the southeast of the south
west Of 2S-2O-1.
Moffitt Il Rccs No. / Borghards,
In 33-20-7, * drilling at i,l0O feet.
In the northeast Of 27-20-7 the
Prairie OH q Gas company Is drill
ing at 1850 on its No. Roigle.
The Pierce oil company is drilling
at 2.Sl0 feet on It's no. . Nelson, in
l6-2O-6.
No. Hinshaw of the Cosden oil
company located In the northwest
OF the southwest OF l5-2O-7, Is drill
ing at 1900 feet.
a. ID. Morton IL drilling at zoo
feet on his No. 2 Smith in the north
west of 34-20-7. No 3 on the sam,
lease is drilling at 800 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
Hcnryctta OH.

Anglo Texas is drilling at $50
fcct southeast of southwest of north.
west in 1l-ll-l1.
Pals oil company Is drilling AZ
2.520 feet southwest OF the northeast
OF of the southwest in 1i-il-ll.
G.. II. Currier is plugging back to
shoot from .2,725 feet to 2,470 feet
in the northwest Of the southeast OF
the southwest in 1l-ll-ll.
Terriokla oil company has rig in
the center of the west line northwest
OF the southeast in l4-ll-1l.
Central National has rig on
ground in the center of the south
line of the southwest quarter in Is
HI.
Dcaner and others have rig in the
southeast of the northeast Of tho
southwest in l5-ll-11.
J. j. Deancr is shut down at 2.595
feet in the center of the south line
of the northwest OF the southwest
in i5-lI-ll.
J. j. Deancr is shut down at 2,Jl 2
! feet in the center Of the north line
| II the northwest Of the southwest In
l5-1l-l1.
j. J. Dcancr has rig on ground
in the center of tn ewcst line OF the
| southwest Of the northwest as twl in
| ! l5-ll-ll.
Deaner and others have rig south
east Of the northeast Of the south
west in l5-ll-ll.
| Oklina Oil company is drilling at
| 2,6l0 feet in the center of the north
| line Uf the northeast OF the south
west in l6-ll-l1.
j. O. q q. company is setting S.
inch casing at 2,lS7 feet in the CEN
/ ter OF the east line of the northwest
of the southeast in l6-ll-ll.
Kingwood oil company has In
The center OF the east line Of the
northeast of the southeast in 10
| ll-ll.
KinGwood company is shut down
at 2,625 feet in the northeast OF
the southeast in l6-ll-l1.
KnEwood company is shut down
at 1850 feet in the center Of the
north line Of the southeast Of the
southeast in l6-ll-ll.
! kingwood company Is shut down
with a ,400-barrel showing at 2,59l
feet in sand from 2,504 to 2,5lS
feet In the center OF the south lipc
of the northeast Of tho southeast In
lG-ll-l1.
Kinwood company is drilling al
2 1850 feet in the center Of the south
line in the southwest OF 'the north
east in l6-ll-ll.
Kingwood company is drilling at
2,653 feet in the northeast Of tn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
Taxes and Tariffs Good for
Mexican Oil Fields

Higher export taxes by the Mexi-
can government on Mexican crude
oil, IL equally applied to all Compan-
les operating In Mexico, should cause
no concern to the United States oil
industry. Such is the opinion of
leading Southwestern oil men.
Such taxes would not only give
the government OF Mexico more re-
venues from her greatest natural re-
source. They would also have some
tendency to check the heavy and
demoralizing competition to gut
the Mexican oil pools as rapidly as
possible, This competition is a
forced condition, due to the anxiety
of producers 10 get as much oil out
as possible ahead of salt water and
ahead OF each other. More partiCu-
iarly ahead of each other, for the
salt water is a negative factor and
appears only as the oil Is taken out.
This terrible "pul" on the MeXi-
can wells is not only causing lower
| prices for the oil, with consequent
| loss to the producers and the MeNi-
| can royalty owners. 1t is also, in
1 the opinion Of some of the most
prominent experts at Tampico, ac-
/ tually cutting off some of the pos
sible yield. In other words, by al
! lowing too strong a flow from the
wells, the salt water is drawn In
much quicker, with the result that
! the wells do not produce as many
| barrels OF oil as they would produce
were they Choked in more
--Moore's Oil Companies Reported
For Heavens sake why would not
tariff imposed by the United States
have the same effect? This is re-
spectfully referred to Senator Curtis
who has written friends here that
he IL going to insist on tariff that
win protect the American oil in
1uo;1'V
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
NeUs From Jennings

JENNINGS, Feb. 5,--The goo
barrel well OF the Marland Refining
company, located on the south 'lne
OF the northeast of 3S-20-7. was by
far the hest well completed in this
district this week and has a great
deal Of significance, a. Il mas proved
that the sand Is geting letter as
they go west, and that ,hc pool may
yet be extended Dy mtny locations
i'm all direction. The Bart'csvIlle
sand in the above we'll was found
from 2,73S to 2,7SO feet. The same
company's no. ~, on this lease was
completed as l25-barrel well, No.
IA Ia drilling at 2,670 feet and rig
is on the ground for No, -.
The Carter Oil company is on top
OF the Bartlesville pay ia It's No.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
otI MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Question Of Price OF
Vast Importance

r,. s,atc Of oklahoma and the
"o, Tulso especially are interest
'ly,n high priced oil. The prosperity
ca III. ~ in particular depends upon
ol 1,t.o the oil producer receives
NV ,,oduct. one hundred years
~. nv this state will be produc-
iIu ,,t,n and corn, but one hum
.n7 y.,rs from now, in all prom
.u,'',. ts stores of crude oil VIII
~ disappcared. II must get n
usss,inrv price for its crude now,
=, ..rrrt wait for any great period
u, ,irio 10 olapse. 1t should he the
,ars ,yiah and desire OF every citi-
- oklahoma, and especially the
rt,,,s of Tulsa, that every brano
.C,bp industry cooperate To the enu
Va, ,ns very highest price be OBJ
,atrod for the crude oil 1t Is produc-
ms. ,,,,,. o,a ,ha ,,ulf
.,p,pavy are to bo commenced Ior
,ho mastery manner In which they
r,et tho present crisis OF oNcr-pro-
tucti,u and decreased consumption.
Tb. rule put forth by them per-
,,itiinr their customers the use OF
,boir empty storage at liberal rates
n5l gn FAR toward sustaining the
price Of crude.
II is 10 lie hoped that the many
o,bcr pipe lines operating in TINS
,a,tiou will at the earliest moment
purchase all of this oil from them
bv their customers, or else put in
,ome such rules az have already
S.or Introduced by the Texas and
the Gulf. giving the producers the
uso ~ their storage until such time
as crude oil reaches "A higher Level
VI values,
This s not "A question to he dis
,,tscd from a narrow minded point
NJ view. or question 10 be deter
mined bv the selfish desires of any
onc group OF individuals or corpora
lions hut is a broad question in
rb,ch the whole state and Tulsa in
,articular. is interested. The price
Of crude oil in oklahoma rules the
prirc OF refined products throughout
ihe world. without high priced
crude In oklahoma, there can be nc
nigh priced stuff sold .in the world
Tho oil producer, the one who de-
yclops the leases, should co-operat,
with the pipe lines, the gathcrers OF
the crude oil. in every manner pos
sible for the purpose OF curtailinl
the production to the trade.
II has been frequently stated that
the ground is the place to store oil
and no statement was ever truer
However, tho oil coming from the
wells that have been already drilled
must be taken care OF. There is NJ
method by which this can be stored
in the ground. True, the wells car
he shut down, but the well suffers
greatly from that. The surplus from
producing wells must be, and hai
Away been, stored above the ground
These are not times to criticize in
dviduals. corporations or associa
'ions expressing their views Of wha
may or may not be n good remedy
What is needed Is cooperation, no
criticism. not dickering or bitterness
It must be conceded that all are do
ing their hest as they see II. How
ever, the wisest have frequently beer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

mistaken In the matter OF their poll
cy Tho uppcrmost thought among
all should be the conservation Of tho
supply OF crude oil ana the securing
of n very high price and that Tulsa
may continue to be known as the
Wonder city" Of the world, and
that oklahoma may be the first
state in the Union.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
For Sale,

BY owner. 40 acres of land. one
half mile northwest Of Broken Ar
row, okla. Excellent building site
and near enough to be made modern.
All in cultivation. Fine orchard.
OIL and gas producing wells adjoin-
ing this land No oil lease on same.
Write j, B. Sanders. Broken Arrow,
oklahoma.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

For Sale--Casing and line pipe
Tor immediate shipment out OF stock
IN any quantity, Line pipe from 2
m to in, inclusive. Casing from
y 3 in to 90 in, inclusive, Try us,
we sell for less Phone Usage 4750-
to56, l., ID. so, Feenberg Pipe AZ
supply Co., $40 East First St, Tulsa,
Okla.-AdYt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

home ia rarkcrsburs West VII
Einia. IL I'm favor ot mass meet
ing " all producers from all Owe
the midcontincnt fields who would
appoint an executive committee
which could easily coutul the mar
Ret by prescribing drilling opera
tions and curtatliug excessive pro
ductiou and thus prevent a lowe
price Tor crude There ts NO reason
why oil should follow cotton ana
corn and wheat. ur cvhn hk" ih'
slump that coal has hkcn owing L"
lack Of corporation said MT.
Ludcy
James X. Crawford who has
been ON n tour of inspection of the
Kansas ticld is Of the opinion thni
oil has reached its lowest level righl
now. and that within "A couple OF
weeks all tho oil viii ho taken rms
opinion will do a great deal to pu'
heart in the oil producers, hs Nj
I Ctawfurd's Judgment goes long
way
Eugene Blalac. manager Of tho
/ Inland Refining company says maj
/ the revised market is ns low right
. now ns Il should be with oil a.
$500 barrel. and that " tn" f".
fncrs are wise they will maintain
/ prices no " ever iu their lives. AZ
/ the present price OF crude, $500 per
/ barrel. u great number OF leases IN
+ the midcoutincnt field that are pre-.
duciug nm average NJ 10 harrcls
+ per lease daily are having nara
time In getting by and 1t seems
/ that II a further reduction IN price
+ is contemplated, II would cause
/ these leases OF settled production TO
shut down and cause an irrrparHhlr
loss to the country IN general and
would result In a shortage of oil AT
a time when normal demand is
again IN existence said Br. Hlaiso.
Miss Sofia Supp"s, who has been
associated with the oil dcsk SO long
is reported much better, az is also
Miss Grove, who hna been doing
great work ON the Trade Section
that the oil editor has been getting
out Miss Grove had q genuine
case of pneumonia, hut ~ now abl
to ait up little. II has boon Il
stormy time for the oil department
~ late.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

Production wanted; 100 barrels
OF more with good acreage. You can
set quick action on a business
proposition, IL the property and
prlce - right. Address Box 395,
AuskOgee, Okla--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

FOR SALE-S00 acres, fiYe-year
commercial lease in Eldorado field
seoloGist reports $3.50 per acre. 25c
rental Addrass l.. G., Denny. West
TuIsa. Phone Osage 25h0.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

WANTED - Contractor to drill
test well on lO,000-acre block, $50
miles famous Busey gusher AT Eldo-
RADIO, Ark; drilling wells within 20
miles Geologist report favorable;
viii give half acreage. Box \, "a
Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
OIL AND GAS
Lenses - Supplies - Production. Etc.

All parties desiring information
and assistance in making out their
state income tax reports, call Usage
6'37. Representative Of state audi
tors office has headquarters in
room 2l6, Ault Bldg. Ayres X.
Ross, income tax auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

FOR sale-Casing all sizes. new,
used line pipe and tubing, We buy
used casing, abandoned lines ana
Wen. Goodman ~ Co., 325 Central
nshk Bldg, Tulsa. Usage 1854,
, Sw5.--Advt.