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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Late CO1ipietiOns. .

Tho RoNana Petroleum company,
No. / johnson. In the southwest
corner Of the northwest OF 22-ib-ll
Ia making SO barrels fron. sand
found at 2,S4j TO 2,S63 feet.
j. II. Murphy and others on their
No. ! Gilcreasc, IN southwest corner
of 3I-17-12 Is good for 5000, 900
cubic feet OF gas from sand 1885 to
laos.
Producers " Reflners In the north
west OF tho northeast of i6-26-6
found a sand at 2,S75 and first oil
at 2.SS5 20 2,S95 feet. Having drilled
10 a total depth OF a.9i5. the well
was shot with i75 quarts and was
good for 81 barrels the first three
hours. The hole bridged and aftgr
cleaning out II gauged 100 Darrev-
Ia 2 hours.
The Pure oil company in Marion
county, Kan. on It's No. 10 urschell
farm in the center Of tho northwest
OF the aouthcast OF the southwest oi
2l-2l-5e makes $50 barrels, 25 per
cent water from sand 24-2a-2S
Watchorn and others on the Jollif-
fee In Marion county KAN, makes
700 barrels. This well is located In the
center OF the southwest Of. 4-2E-4e
Iowa Kansas Petroleum In Wood
son county. kan, on the No. 2 Nc
Clasky. In the northeast corner OF
1 the southwest OF the southeast OF
/ 29-23-l4e. shot the sand with 50
/ quarts from i,G99-l,72O feet and IL
making IS barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Drumri0ht District

The Carter OIL company his the
top Of tho lime at 3H2S feet and is
having casing trouble at 3l2S feet
on No 81 Fox. in the center OF the
east Hne of ihe southwest of the
northeast OF 1911.
Cusden a. Co. has n rig up for No
? Bruner, In the northwest corner
ot the northeast Of the southeast Of
23-17-7.
Gowland and others are shut down
for water al 2.0i0 feet on No. I
Beacon. In the northwest corner OF
the northeast OF the northwest Of
3l-l1-7
The Lono Eagle Oil company is
shut down at 1885 feet for orders
on No. Shaver, Ii the southeast
corner OF the northwest OF the south
east Of, 23-1S.6.
The Magnolia corporation Is shut
down a. 3,0i0 feet for the cement
to sot on No. Sclonirha. in the
southeast corner OF the southwest ui
the northwest OF i4-fs-7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
NocO Petroleum Company
Takes OUer North American
OIL and Refining Corporation

The Noco Petroleum company, as
repnrtcd on tho front page OF Thurh-
DAYS wOrfh. took over the Nortn
American oil & Refining Corp, ana
tho following is given AZ coming dl-'
rectly from the latter company
OKLAHOMA CITY, NOV. 3'--Ah
oil deal involving several millon,dol-
lnra worth OF properties was an
nouncod hero wednesday when Nc
Nocu- Petroleum company, through
It's subsidiary. the Puritan Petroleum
company. purchased all unissueu
stock OF the North American OH
Refining Corp.
The atook purchased by the Nooo.
nooled with the North American
holdings OF G. f. Colcord ana aeHo-
ciatea. now controls the North Amer
lean, N S6,0O0.OOO concern with gem
cral offices in this city. Negota-
tions, under way for some time were
completed Wednesday. Reprcsent
| ing the Noco here were c. j. wen
| ster. president. and II. II. Lunstord'
secrctnry and treasurer, of New York
and Il. X. Wilson, vice president OF
| Oklahoma city. President Colcoru
ana other officers represented the
North American.
Tn. Noco IN "a t2b,00O,000 corpor
alton operatinE throughout the MID
continent field. Louisiana and ar,
kansas. II has been frequently citca
| rs one OF the few oil companies whlch
came through the depression OF tho
| last year without issuing bonds
"Thc Noro is joining hands win
Mr.. Colcord and associates IN tho
operation OF tho North American
/ gEta Mr. Webster. Neither company
| has absorbed the other"
The North American was organ
ized by Mr.. Colcord In i9l4, II mas
a block OF 5000 acreR OF leases III
the south Bend field of, Young coun
~, Texas, almost all OF when IL
proven territory, and 4SO acres In th'
duncan, Okla, field, as well as large
holdings elsewhere.
The combined production OF th'
Noco and North American place'
them In front rank OF Mid-Continen'
producers and they have fiNe retn'
cries with combined daily capacity
of $4,000 barrels. The North Amer
lean win continue to operate as aI
independent company with us pres
! ent officers. The board OF director
, viii hc enlarged to include Noco rep
! rcsentntives, II was announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Nelb Wells and Compietions
in the OkmuiDee District

Tho Kingwoud oil company has "A
rig up for test on the Hawkins
farm In the southeast corner Of the
northwest OF the northwest OF 4
l1.l2.
NJ. G. French has a rig up for No.
Hawkins, IN the southwest corner
Of 5-11-12.
Tom McMann and others have a
rig. up for No. I Corhray In the
northwest corner OF the southeast of
29-ii-l2,
The KlmblcN oil G. Refining Co. is
shut down at'2 2.6s0 feet on the No. .
Palmer. In the northwest corner OF
the southeast Of the southeast Of
G-12-12.
Neal and others have rig up for
No. Smith In the center of the
north line Of the northeast OF the
southeast of lG-l2-le.
Tho Premier oil company is shut
down at ANS feet on No 1 Randell
In the northwest corner OF the north
west OF 2b-12-i.
The Premier oil company Is shut
down at ans feet on No. | Randell
in the northwest corner OF the north
west OF 26-l2-l2.
The Barbara OH company is>rhut
down at 1910 feet on No. Ewing,
In the southcast corner OF the north
east OF the northwest OF 27-l2-l2.
s. u. Bailey is drilling deeper AT
2.075 feet on No. | Johnson In tho
northeast corner OF the northwest or
| the southwest OF 29-l2-l2.
| The Eureka OFF company Ia shut
down at 2.3i2 feet on No. Rentie,
| In the center OF the south line of the
northwest OF the northwest OF 3l-
i2-l2.
L. Neal and others have rig up
for No. 9 Polk, located In the norkh-
east corner OF 4-12-l3,
The CARGO OH company has aban-
doned No. 3 Naruel, Ia The southeas,
corner OF l0-i2-13.
The witch oil company is ream-
ing at 3.015 feet on No. Smith In
the center of the southeast OF the
southeast Of l2-l2-l3.
The J. q. a o. oil Go. IL spud
ding In No. / Townsitc, in the center
tof the east lire of the southwest OF
the northeast OF the northwest of IT,
1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Merger Of Dutch Shell
and Union Oil Progressing

= The New York Iohrnal OF Gem
morce, under date Of October 81
carries story to the effect that the
terms OF the merger Of the Union
OIL company OF Dclawarc, with the
Royal Dutch Petroleum, provides
for n formation N new company,
which will be . member OF the
Dutch Shell com bination; but which
wiz be entirely American In char
acter.
"By this arrangement, II liz eN-
pected that opposition heretofore
manifested by the Standard OH In,
forests, connected with the Union
OH. company will be overcome.
"The size OF the merger may b"
realized by the amount OF the capt
tallzation. which is about two hun
dred million dollars. The capital OF
the Union oil company OF Delaware
compr.sc= 1897 zoe =harss OF ne
par par value, but with declared
value in excess OF $4,000, 900"
The above Is interesting To say the
least, and Is repetition OF rumors
that have been afloat for long
time, but II is hard to discover why
there should be any opposition TO
the Royal Dutch In this country
where they have acted In a very
generous manner, when II comes 10
buying leases. Rpd nave put ~ Vas
" more coin than has been taken
out.
Tho Standard will certainly not
oppose anything that 1.-THE stand
ard has hand In, and the chances
are that there is an understandings
between the two largest companies
In the world, namely. the Dutct
Shell and the standard OIL company
OF the United states
SO far as the ordinary man 4
concerned. he is not afraid OF any
foreign concern whatever and WI
bet his money on the oil operator
OF the United States AS against an
OF them. There ls no reason In tn
minds OF the everyday oil man, VIII
the Royal Dutch should operat
under an American charter; unles
TO foun working coalition Wit
the Standard
TfN Associated Press carries IN
following story dated yesterday
NEW YORK--Stockholders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Dry Holes

Tho Emp.rc Gas & Fuel Co. No
10 Surber. located In the northeast
corner Of the southwest of 33-ls-Sw
IL dry and abandoned 1T 2.22l feet
Henry OH company No. 1, Lamb
denim, the southwest corner OF the
northeast Of the southeast Of IS
ls.Sw Is dry and abandoned at 2,36S
feet.
Wiggam aud Homes 10 Bell!s,
is dry and abandoned. located In
the aouthcaat corner of Ia north
caAt of the southeast OF 2s-20-9c.
The Amarnda Petroleum company
drilled dry hole in StIhcns
county on the Nelson farm. located
in the auuthcaHt corner OF the north.
west OF tho northeast In 2S-la-sw
at Il total depth ot 2,iJ5 feet.
Producers ana Refintrs are pull
ing casing to abandon their test on
the Green farm I'm the southwest
corner Of the southeast of the north
west OF C-3n-Gc. ~ water sand was
found from l7OO-1.SlO feet and
was drilled to a total depth OF 2.O60
feet.
Peters and others drilled a dry one
ln tho Usage In the sdhithoast Nf the
sOuthwos OF 31-2J-9 30 2.742 fcet.
The National on the No. l Andcr-
son. Yas dry at 2,70O feet In tho
center Of the east line Of the south
east of the northwest OF 35-l4.i4.
H. W. Hampton got a hole full OF
water and viii abandon his test a'
GO2 feet located on the Harris
farm iu the northwest corner Of the
southeast or 6-l6-l6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e241 w. H PECK Residence 2t42
Residence 2<42

the Union OH company Of Delaware
consider merger with the Royal
Dutch shell Transport a Trading
CO., which ls controlled by the Bit-
lsh and Dutch interests
Terms ~ the proposed merger
have been outlined bat tho exact
conditions viii depend upon word
awaited from abroad.
u ia Understood that iu the pros
poctivo consolidation the forogn IN.
forests VIII control ~ pcr cont oi
the stock of the now company, tn'
balance going TO Union on share
holders
Thls announcement regarding tho
merger was made late today bN
Hayden, Stone s. CO. bankers OF
Nrw YORK and Boston.
Tho Union Dil company operator
largely i'm California ana controls q
number uf tUNYldiury and affiliated
companies including tho Common
wealth Petroleum corporation
Western Union on. United Wcstern
ConsoiIdatod Oh co. Dunlop 81
rompan,. national Exploration com
pany Eddyhonq Oh corporation
columbia on Producing Company
and Puonto Oii company It's capt.
tai stock consists 81 100000 Hhhr''
OF no par value Of whirh about
.aG7 600 have boom issued,
The Royal Dutch company was
Incorporated M The Hague I'm 1890
and the American ComphuS whith
ia corporatcly known az the l'oyal
Dutch company of New YORK, "
owned by American interests, which
also have prcdominating inleres'
In the shell company Of CalifNfnla'
Shell Transport a Trading co. l'
primarily n British corporation, dis
tributing and Transporting petrd 81
,eum products, owning "a l5wge mum
! hcr OF tank steamers and operating
can factories IN all parts OF Inv
world.
Royal Dutch and Shell Transpor'
and trading. the former particularly
| have long been active on the NcN
/ York stock exchange, but the tnlm,
OH company only recently became
prominent In this market win
/ othor California oil companies, not
ably Pacific oil. whose vast hold
| inga OF oil lands in California were
until Last, controlled by the South
ern Pacific company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
OIL uAnKrr QUOTATIONS.
Railroads Postpone Action
NOW Promise Better Rates
on the Tenth

Tho railroads executives, who
Were 20 have held a meeting In st.
Louis yesterday, at which time 70
was promised thero would bo some
genuine reductions In commodity
freight rates. have postponed tho
meeting until November 10, ana the
faithful ones arc now looking FOR
a reduction on that date.
II was on account OF this meet
ing that tho corporation commis-
sion Of OklBhor-, postponed action,
after long and careful hearing In
Oklahoma city last week. Tho Cor-
poratton commission accepted tho
promise made hY the railroad at
torneys az that time as being ON the
level. or at least acted In accord
ancc with that theory.
Among the refiucrs there are Stlll
o very few who believe that the rail-
roads will voluntarily reduce rates,
ana say thar having done this very
thing i'm the matter OF rates on iron
ore. they are sure TO do something
for the petroleum Industry ndw that
fuel oil and other petroleum products
are 80 much In demand
on the other hand, there are
many who believe that the time has
gone by when th0re can be anything
expected OF the railroads In the way
OF reduction In froights. and this on
account OF the promise made By the
federal railroad board, that thoro
would be no further reductions IN
wages at this time.
Innsmuch ns all railroads admi,
that !t ~or!d bs good husiaca: to
reduce the rates on petroleum for
long distance haul. II ia about time
that an order was secured from tho
Interstate commerce commiasion
giving them Che privilege OF putting
fair rates into effect. II would In
crease the income Of the railroa %
fourfold, so far as petroleum and
It's products are concerned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Three Big Producers
in The Usage

e.. -. Peters. tho Finance OF
company and Chcstnut n Smith
corporation have q 1900 barrel
wen natural in tho 2.Oi0 foot pay.
in their no 3 IN the southwest Of
2i-26-0, Osago.
G. o. Peters and Chestnut &
Smith nave "a 800. barrel we'll nat
ural In the north Vest. OF l3-2S-S,
Osagc. sand was topped at 2.l5s
feet.
Markham, Wrightsman 4 Pctens
test Ia the gouthwrat Of 4-23-9, IL
good FOR l25 barrels natural In thu
top Of the 1000 foot pay q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
PdiDnee COunty

McCray and others are deepening
their old test on the Sarty farm in
the northwest corner OF the south
cast OF 2-l9-7, and are drilling at
2.720 feet
John II. Markham has "A rig up
for No. johnson In tho northwest
corner OF the northeast OF 3-lJ-7,
The Gushing webb oil companT
test on the McGilbrn farm In tha'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
TULSA DAILY WORLD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER A, 1921 a,

southwest corner Of the northwest
" the southeast Of i9-i9-7. Is shut
down at ANS feet.
The Lyons Petroleum corporation
has rig up for No. 1 Brnner In
the center OF the south line OF the
southwest Of the southeast Of 26-
1871.
The Lawrence Gas company Is
down 1850 feet on No. Bcartali In
the center OF the east line OF the
northeast OF the northwest OF '35-
1871
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
with the Oil Men

sC. l.. Mayhail OF the Imperial Re-
filming company j. IN the city from
Ft. Worth looking over the situation
and finds things a trifie more com
plicated than usual. wing TO the ad-
vance In eastern oil and The failure
Of a. new tank wagon price 20 mate
rialize. Mr.. Mayhan. however, Is
optimistic, and his advice Is eagerly
sought for. BECAUSE OF his superior
knowledge OF the refining and mar
keting game.
James King Duffy ia in the city
from New York and says that the
Oceanic Exporting company IL work !.
ing out its plans In goad shape, ana
Tint Donald Slingluff, Wis partner In
this undertaking, will be in Tulsa
within a few days.
NJ. 6. BrcDahl OF the wilcox Oil
e. Gas Co.. is on his way To northern
Michigan for great deer hunt,
which makes It look promising for
n variety Of Thanksgiving provisions.
lie Is a great hunter,
G. w. Bass is said to be gradually
improving from very serious illness
and has expressed his desire TO leavf
Boston and make Tulsa his home
again. MIR. Bass is well known among
the oil fraternity and is "a past master
with golf clubs at our country club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Red Bank Producer
Giren Shot

Tho rod, Rank on company's
weir in the southcast corner ot the
northwest ~ D-i6-s, Bristow dis
trirt. was given o. shot yesterday
ana Is now flowing at the rate of
900 barrels daily. Sand was
found from 5.5s5 iu 3,55i feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Wilcox Getting
Another Big One

Ihe wilcox oil q Gas Co" rs
drilling In another big producer In
it's Mounds field. No. 3. bruner
In the northwest OF th9 northwest
~ iS.l6-lo having touched the top
of the butcher sand day before
Yesterday, when "A considernbio
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
At Pdden

The paden OIL & Gas Co. IL shut
down for orders at 2.SSg feet and
have hole fun Of water from that
sand IN No. rhomas. Ia the south
west corner OF the northeast OF the
southwest Of i7-l2-7. No. 2 is shut
down at 2.S32 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04

volumn ~ oil gas was encountered.
Sand IN this well is 20 feet higher
than In surrounding good wells,
ana The pressure " 30 ettong that
the company is having trouble sct
ting tho 8-1G inch casing They
xpcct ~ driii in saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04

flee 10 be located IN suite 207 Unity
building. The Garfield Petroleum
company markets the output Of the
FnirmOut refinery OF FairmOut
Okia Mr.. Campbell states that a
general marketing business IN Se-
trolrun products viii bo conducted
through the Tulsa office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Empire Drifts Into Water

The Empire Gas & Fuel Co. les ro-
ported To have struck water in the
top OF the 3,S28-foot, pay. In its test
In 3O-is-6, Cushing Astrlct.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Prairie Wen a Good One

Tho Prairie oil a. Gas CO. IL get
ting - big producer In its test In tho
sOuthwost of tho southeast of 80
27-6, which got the pay yesterday
at 2,7S3 feet and VI 2,7SO was flow
ing by heads every few minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
OIL AND GAS
Leases---supplics--P Etc

FOR SALE: oil and gas leases
almost surrounded by producing
wells. one well on lease flowing
over drive pipe, have TO he seen 10
De appreciated. Price $40 acre
don't answer unless you have money.
Address Dr. NJ. l. Mccoy. BartleH-
Vile, OklR.--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Garfield Petroleum Company
Comes to Tulsa

j. II. Campbell, president OF the
Garfield Petroleum company an
nouncCs tho opening OF Tulsa Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04

Attention .1l producers. Money
to loan in Substantial sums on good
oil production; reasonable terms
Negotiations strictly conf@6ntial,
BOY 1881, Tulsa, Okla.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04

VIII F'urnish--Complete Derrick
and full string OF casing In good
drifting proposition. li-ll preferred
Can Cedar 746.-AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
Cushing

Cosden & oompany's No. Yount
In the northwest corner OF the north
cas-, OF the northeast OF S3t-tS-5
Cushing district. has completed a
lsO-barrel well after a tO-quRrt shot
sand was found from 3.210 to 3.235
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04

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ss6e where Mar Iane was sitting.
and said: Mary Jane. wort you
give me q LITTLE piece of bread with
tt.at lovely syrup or it2" So Mary
.la-e g1rr~a rssce cf It tc him.
jimmy said MN r.. -rl''-once or
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~ r. was ali finished. Then fe sad.
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raeal, ~'ous1n / they, Mary Jaaes'
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