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The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-17
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.

County Of 6eAgviek.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Agnes c. Robertson, PLAIN
tiff,
John C. Welles: the un-
known heirs. executors,
administrator. devisees,
legatees and grantees of
John C. Welles. deceased:
Mark Burke; John A.
Cass; L. w. Tulleys, as
Trustee: James N. Brown
as SUCCESSOR in trust; An
glo-American L. 4 I. Co,
foreign eorpoation. Char
les H. Armitage; Louis A.
Bacon; John A. Bacon,
Jr.. Lucy Bacon; Lucy s.
Armitage; Joasah Hazard:
James Z. heard; James
E. Hazard as trustee:
Mary E. Bacon; Amy Haz-
ard; Durham Tulleys and
Company; the unknown
grantees and assigns Of
Burnham Tulleys and
Company; and the un-
known grantees and as
L. & T. Co., Defendants.
The People of the State of Colo
RADIO,
. To the allowed named and designat
ed defendants, Greetings:
You are hereby required to appeal
in an action brought against you b,
the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict Court CT Sedgwick County
Colorado, and answer the complain
therein within twenty days after tn,
service hereof, if served within thi,
County; or, of served out of thi
county, or by publication, within
thirty days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day Of service; o.
judgment by default will be takel
against you according to the prayer
of the complaint; and il q copy o.
the complaint in the above entitled
action be not served with this sum
mons. or if service hereof be mad,
out Of this state. then ten days I'D
ditional to the time hereinbefore speci
fled for appearance and answer, vii
be allowed before the taking Of judg
ment by default As Aforesaid.
This action is brought to quiet tn,
title Of the plaintiff in and to tn.
Southeast Quarter Of Section Two
(2), in Township Nine (9) North, o.
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-17
NOTICE

Get your painting and paper hang
ing done early before the busy time.
Get it done now at reasonable prices.
See me for you wants. One block
west Of Public School. VIM. A.
Krutz. J27
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-17
The Bigger Tire
for Smaller Trucks

Of . 81 Z = 6Te- and all
the strength and endur.
ence your car needs
and costs but . little more
than the small standard
size tires. Its wonderful
value has been proved
by many thousands of
car owners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Texas Company to
Drill at breckenridge

BRECK ENRlpGE, Texas. Dec ..
1t Is reported that the Texas com.
pany viii drill 80 wells in the North
Breckenridge district within a short
time. The wells viii he drilled on
the Black farm about 16 miles north
OF the city.
4 party OF Texas company Off
clals. composed OF A. j., Beatty. pres.
ldent; T. ID. Donoghuc, vice prcsi
dent; c. NJ. Scott. general manager
and j. a. MoCuc, J. l.. Dowling. A,
V. Patterson. r. T, Manley, G. i,
Dodge, !. Mcfarland, II. G. stewart
II. A. John, j. NJ. Fleming, j. IL,
Thompson, l.. II. Barrows, q. Shult2
II. Moran. ]. IL. HIN, NJ. w. Bahan,
c. r. Wilson. J. G. Quinn, J. l.. Me
Mahon, VI. s. Garrett, II. NJ. Ander-
son, ]. Il. Hayden, ]. @. Quinn, ;.
r. Patrick. j. A, Reese and j, j.
Flanagan, visited the Breckenridge
district this week.
The Charles Roster No. 3 Stoker,
in the Curry pool southwest or
Breckenridge. is making 75O barrels
The Magnolia Petroleum company
No. . Guest, southeast OF Brecken-
ridge. is making $50 barrels natural,
and will be shot within few days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Tide Water oil
Workers Strike

The strike OF the Tide Water
oil company employees of Bayonne.
was brought TO an end yesterday
afternoon when the company
granted the demands made by the
strikers. with the exception of THAI
for a II per cent increase In wages,
which really caused the men TO walk
out n week ago last Monday OF
ficials asked that the men accept
~ per cent increase, and the
strikers feeling that tho extra per
cent was being more than made
up by the other concessions made
by the company, agreed to a set
tlemcnt by "A vote OF two TO one,
The i2 per cent Increase meanB
that tho reduction In pay put into
effect at tho plant a short time ago.
has been cut In half. when tho re-
cent pay reductions were Instituted
In Bayonne, the Standard Oil COM
pany cut its employees from 10 10
10 per cent, while tho Tide Water
oil reduction was "a per cent. II
was this difference that led to the
strike. II Jorscy Journal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
The Harley Oil Company

Recently there was reference
made I'm this column to tho effect
that tho Harvey OH company, which
Is the name now used by the reor-
ganized Harvey Crude oil company,
had been successful at MeNia and
this because OF It's having made an
honest effort 20 settle up its debts,
even at the sacrifice OF nearly all
its producing properties; and this
statement has brought many inqui-
rles to this desk which the oil editor
Is entirely unable 20 answer.
For instance. Il Is asked; what
Is the present value OF Harvey oil
company stock?' and similar ques-
tons,
All the writer pretends to know
about this deal Is that George Cur
rier. formerly Of Kansas City and
now OF Dallas, had been principally
instrumental in winding up the af-
fairs Of the old company. and that Il
appeared that he has a lot OF credit
coming TO him, Mr.. Currier is a
good fellow and has always been
welcome around the lobby where oil
men congregate, but further than
this the writer does not know any
thing as 10 the value OF the shares,
or the present prospects for future
prosperity.
Mr.. Curry will have no difficulty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
u. S. Mex Buys
Wen in Mexid

MENfA, Texas. Dcc. 1.-The fish
pond well located on 10 acres which
was owned by T.. NJ simon and
others. WIG sold. together with 3S
acres adjoining owned by Frank
Smith and associates, today 90 the
u. g. Mex on corporation Of New
YORK city for u total consideration
Of 100000. OF which one-third Of
this amount was paid In cash and
two-thirds to bc paid out Of one half
ot tho net production. The fish pond
well is producing about 900 bar
rcls Of oil'daily from tho top sand.
This deal. which was closed today.
brings the total Investment for the
u. s.. Mex oil corporation In the
MCxia Hold close TO $4,000, 900.
About 10 days ago this company
purchased from the Occidental oil
company its 7l-acrc Scase on the
i,isle farm FOR a total consideration
Of sl.1OO,OOO, and few days ago
the corporation purchased the sur
face right or the fee on 81 acres, a
part of which was from Anderson
and part from Mackey, on which q
In building operating headquarters
and storage. one 55, 900 barrel tank
II already under construction and an
clght-car loading rack will be locat-
cd on this property which lies along
the n. a r. railroad.
4. s. Tcx to he ORGANIZED.
All the property In Texas which
has been bought under the name OF
the 4. $. Mex oil corporation will
ho operated under the name of tho
u. g. Tex OIL corporation. which Is
now being organized, according 20
T.. Dean Fuller, who Is president OF
the u. =. Mex OH corporation, and
who viii be president OF tho T. $.
Tex oil corporation. The now com
pany Is being organized under the
laws OF Now Hampshire and will be
a CLOSE corporation, as Is the parent
corporation.
The u. s. Mex oil corporation is
capitalized at S25.00O,000 and has
headquarters at New York. This
company has large holdings and
production In the Tampico field OF
Mexico, also small production In the
Caddo field OF Oklahoma. II also
owns and operates "a fleet of five
tankers. The company Is controlled
by II. Dean Fuller, president, and
Morris Frsnkel, Frank Frankel and
George Frankel Of New York, who
arc private bankers operating under
tho name OF Frankel Bros.
Mr. Fuller Is "A native OF Iowa and
nraCtlced law iu Mexico city and at
Tampico, Mex, before entering the
oil business. The superintendent In
charge OF It's McXla operation Is
Charles T.. Anderson. who was for
mcrly with the Arkansas Natural
Gas COMPANY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Prairie Big Wei
SIN Holding UP

Tho Prniric OH a. Gas Co.'S test I'm
the southwest OF the northwest Of
iS-i5-tO. west Of Slick, flowed 700
barrels the last "a hours, actual
gauge, IS per cent OF LhIs, however.
was ID. y.
Top OF the pay whs found at 3,ff2
feet and the well h flowing with the
tools stili In the hole, which, accord
inE to the Prairie officials, n prob
ably the cause OF the oil cutting IT.
self and making No much b. n. There
IN ai-o some open hole.
Ono mile Ia the east Of this big
producer. the Carter OH company
drilled dry hole nt 3.f2S feet, and
one mile 10 the north and east, In
the center, Of the casa line of the
east half of the southeast Of 7-iS-t0,
n scCond dustcr was drilled at 3,a52
feet, which all makes this country
look rather spoty.
Tho Prairie has made n location
and VIII drili test shortly on the
Vera Chiidcrs allotment In the
northeast corner of the northeast of
2t-ib-0, and the wilcox OIL a. Gas
90. is now drilling In the center of
the west line Of the southwest of
2O-i5-t0,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Toteco-Cerr0 AzuI Line
Pool Largest in The World

FROM tho lAnpI'0 IFihuUUs
with "a daily actual production oi
457, 900 barrels OF oil and potep-
tial production OF $4,000 barrels
daily, the Toteco -Cerro Azul limo
pool. about seventy-fiVe miles south
OF Tampico. IL the largest producing
pooI the world has ever known,
within n territory OF even 10 times
the size.
This enormous production is com
ing from but IL wells owned In
equal numbers by the international
Petroleum company. Huasteca Po-
troleum company and the Mexican
Gulf oil company and covers an
area of about 500 yards wide and
Zoo yards long,
Every we'll so far drilled in this
section has been producer and
there Is no indication as TO where
the edge lies With the exception
" two drilled by the Mexican Gulf
oil company and In which tools are
lost in the hole. the average produc-
tion Is 10000 barrels daily.
The Cerro Azul hacienda Is con-
trolled by the Doheny interests. APP
proXimately $4,000 barrels of OIL
are being secured from four OF the
wells. OF which so, ,0OG barrels is be-
ing taken by the Transcontinental
Petroleum company. with the ball
anee being flowed to Tampico for
In addition TO these wells. this
.Smpany has two other producers i'm
N"e necienaa In the same pool, but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1921

about two or three miiea to the
south. Ono is tho far pus Corro
AHul No. 4. tho first woll brought
IN IN this section, and which n is
claimed has 4 potontia' production
of $4,000 barrels dale II has
never been flowed for over 10000
barrels, as tho Mexican Petroleum
Subsidiary has always had more
Than sufficient production else
where. The other we'll iH No. q,
which is good Tor 10000 barrels.
several other wells have been
drilled by the company south OF
Nos, 2 and 4. but have never been
completed as tho production IN not
needed This was the case with No.
3, which was not drilled In for u
long time after the 8-inch casing
had been set Ccrro Azul No. "a.
for which q road R now being built.
Is IN the lower part OF the hacienda
and To- being drilled 10 test out the
extent Of the pool In that direction.
The International Petroleum COM
pany Is obtaining $4,000 barrels "a
day from its four wells aud Is ssii-
Ing about 10000 barrels daily To the
CortcZ OH corporation, the Tide
Mex company and the Atlantic RE-
lining company while the balance Is
being shipped from its terminal or
flowing into storage.
These wells are i'm Totcco. which
ls controlled exclusively by tho In
ternational Petroleum company or
which Patrick ". LonRar IL mana
ger, excepting about 33O acres TO
which the Mexican Gulf has drill-
Ing rights, and about % acres owned
by tho Huasteca Petroleum com
pany The international has 10
more locations three of which are
within the defined producing aroa
the Mexican Guif oil company
II getting 100000 barrels from its
four producers. Two Of them have
tools In the holes and are producing
26 .000 barrels. while the other two
are making $1,000 barrcls Six
moro wells are 10 he drilled by the
Mexican Gulf IN Toteco In the near
future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Supreme Court to Decide Bio
Oklahoma oil Case
This Month

PONCA CITY. Dec. z.-O6s ~
tho most important Oklahoma court
cases wherein oil is involved Is 60
be decided In tho United States SUI
preme court or December 20, ac-
cordinR TO information reaching
Ponca city today from Washington,
II. 6, Tho plaintiffs are w. ID, De-
lancy. a merchant OF this city, and
and they are suing to recover pos
session OF the Albert wildcat allot-
mcnt. about two miles northeast OF
Drumright. In tho old Cushing oil
| field together with the value OF the
/ oil and gas thus far taken Off the
| land by the McMan oil company.
Delaney and Lawson claim TO
have purchased the lease on this
J particular Creek Indian allotment
about seven years ago from Albert
Wildcats father, whereas the Me-
Man oil company claims title
through purchasing the same lease
| from Albert Wildcats brother. At
| this time. Albert wildcat Ia said 90
have been serving time In a Kan
sAs prison.
The McMan Oil company. II IL un-
derstood. began development of the
land under It's lease and II is
claimed now that the value OF oil
and Eas taken from the land totals
- half million dollars. This De,
lancv and Lawson seek 10 recover
together with tho value of tho land
Itself The case has been in tn,
courts for several years and fina
decision is set for December 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Oil PrODes to BE Seepdge
Instead of From Pipelines
and Suit Is AUerted

PONCA CITY. Dec. 2.-Oil secp-
age, amounting to perhaps 100 bar
rels, collected I'm pools w and down
the creek. has appeared to such an
extent on tho farm OF Charles Shaw.
5 miles east OF Newkirk. that
II Is attracting people daily to the
spot. The seepage originates In n
spring, formerly a water spring IN
the bed of the creek that dried up
during the present summer.
IL is Said that when the land
owner visited the creek bed recently
he found tho oil In pools and sup
posing that IL came in leakage from
a nearby pipeline determined To sue
the company for polluting the water
course on his farm. \ thorougs IN.
vestigation has proven, however.
that the oil is seepage in reality,
and from II, In addition to the
amounts standing in pools, two bar
rels have been filled with the fluid.
when a dam Is placed In front OF
the seepage a pool soo'l collects,
thus showing that the oil Is flowing.
according to Judge Il. G. Wieck of
this city. who was a visitor at the
Shaw farm yesterday together with
County Judge Hal Burke and Under
sheriff PAU Mead. The pipeline
company has made an Investigation
and announced absolutely there Is
no leakage from its line,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03

raRscOHiinentaL
Tets Salt Water

The Transcontlncntal on COM
ANY has $500 feet of salt water
i the bOic at three feet In tho
cgulnr pay saud. In Camel M. {
y the center of the east line Of the
puthwcst of O-2i-iw, Tonkawa dis
rict.
This well H. half milo west Of
hc Prairie OH a Gas Co.'S dry huiC
y thnt section, and seems to prove
pore CouClusivcly that the western
dRC of thc TonknWA pool has been
,ound. Top of the sand was
hHcbcd IN the TranscontincntnI wen
% g,7OS feet, at 2,7ii the salt water
1rokc In and they are now 2,7t8
cct.
4 The Prairic's wen In the southeast
iorncr of The southeast uf O-25-1w.
9 still drilling at 800 feet IN
'carCh of u deeper pay.
; The white Eagle Refining en-
fountcrCd Us third gas sand at
,oT5 feet yesterday In No. I Iiubka
arm, In tho northeast corner Of the
outhwcst " thc southeast Of 10.
"a. Nv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Test North Of Fox
TO BE Drilled By Templeman-
Frantz
Frantz

w. T.. Tompleman and O. D..
Frantz, both of Tulsa. who are the
operators who will drill the test on
the Julia Morris farm in the north
east corner OF the southeast Of 10
2s-3w, north OF production In the
70 distr!ct, we're In this city last
night making further arrangements
relative TO the tcst. The men visited
the location and also made an In
spcction. tour Of tho Fox district.
Mr. TcmpicWlu ls very cnthusias-
tic over tho possibilities Of the arcn
I'm which the new test is located lie
has operated IN this vicinity before
hut unfortunately drilled two dry
holes OF the east edge uf tide witt
field I'm sections Is and 25-4s-2w.
I'm going to try Carter county
again" said Mr.. Templeman last
night, "and I feel confident that 7 m
going 90 recupcratc my losses In the
area north OF Fox"
Mr.. Templcman states that the
test viii be drilled with standard
tools ana will 20 below 3,000 feet II
oil In paying quantity Ia not found
at shallowcr depth
Speaking of the industry IN gem
eral Mr.. Tcmpleman asserts that
the petroleum business always has
been and viii he the greatest indus
try of ali when other things take
"A slump" he says. "oil docs not
start 10 decline until az least six
months later and when progress Is
again noted. oil IL the first 10 re-
cuperatc" lie expresses the opinion
that Continent crude should
reach quotation OF $3.50 by the
first OF the year.
Mcssrs Tcmpleman and F'rantz
are now drilling six wells In the ok
mulgcc district Daily Ard morcite.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03

in the value OF this crude 10 warran,
an Increase in price, said Mr.. Nil.
ler.
w. A. Tucker, chief engineer OF
Hotel Tulsa, has invented "A steam
wallpaper remover, the object OF the
invention being to provide a steam
remover which is selfcontained and
OF simple and lfrdtary construction.
and also which electrically generates
its own steam. The steam perne-
ates. softens and loosens the wall
paper and completely removes II.
making II of unusual value to largo
hotels and 10 paperhangers.
Lillian Ice Evans, who came 10
Tulsa from New York city four years
ago, or directly after the govern.
ment had taken over the railroads.
whereby she lost several large ad
vertising contracts that were paying
her $4,000 year: has Just had "A
pleasant surprise, and Il came about
thusly: Mrs. Evans was dining with
a banker and his family in New
York, and had announced her in
tention of coming TO Tulsa and
stated then in positive tones, II am
going to Tulsa, Oklahoma, and am
going to make good In the oil bust
ness. / am sure II is the place for
me-" And In reply to this her
friend protested vigorously and re-
rflarked, "You will be dead IN co
days IL you go TO that wilderness,
because surely you will either be
shot or murdered by the Indians. I
will bet you" said the head Of the
house. anything you want TO bet
that you will be back In 80 days.
Recently Mrs. Evans sent a picture
of herself and her automobile to her
old friend, and It looked so prosper
Gus that by return mail there came
a wonderful diamond brooch. tho
stones weighing over two karat9
and with letter saying, You win.
This Is your lucky stone for pres
perity." Mrs Evans is one of the
most successful of lease brokers and
has put over many large transac-
tions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
French Petroleum Tax

The reduction OF surtaN on TN
ported petroleum from so 20 20
francs per hectilitcr Is welcomed
OF course, by consumers In France,
but tho latter are disposed 20 re-
mark that the reduction dosen't
amount TO much. As n matter Of
facts, It amounts. theoretically, Ia
a reduction OF 80 confines on a
s l!,c: can OF gasoline. or. az an
American auto driver would look
at ", . cents on a quart OF gas"
what Interested persons desire
much more earnestly liz abolition,
not only Of this temporary surtat
hut abolition OF the unpopular and
permanent tax of 90 francs per
hectoltter ne fixed by tho law Of
June %. 1920. This tax is a regular
consumption tax and, through
permanent, threatens 10 outliyc
temporary onditions.--Rcvicw OF
a. G, OF G. Ia France.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Fined for POiIutiHg
NeU York Hdrbor

Tho steamship Santa Tecla, an oil
burner owned by the W. X. Grace
Steamship company, has been
fined $3.50 for pulluting the waters
of New York harbor by dlscharg-
ing oil Tho case In said TO be the
first OF the kind prosecuted by the
federal government The fine was
the minimum called for by statute.
tho maximum being $4,000. The
Santa Tecla was being supplied with
oil for fuel. when the tank over
flowed due to the carelessness Of an
attendant, and a considerable
amount ot oil spilled into tho water.
IN. y Journal OF Commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
The East OkmuIgec Ficld.

Hill and associates are deepening
the old Harris farm No. o in the
southwest corner OF the southeast
OF the northeast of 1-14-14.
John Burns and others are drilling
at $50 feet on No. q Morton in the
southeast corner of the northeast
of the southeast OF 17-14-li.
The Sequoyah oil company's No.
10 Grayson. an oil well being
deepcned. is drilling at 1850 feet.
lt Is In the northwest of the north
east OF 3-14-14.
Tho Great Lakes oil company and
others No. Corina, in the south
east corner of the northwest of the
southeast of 22-li-14. Is n los bar
rel producer in the l,750-foot pay.
The Noco Oil company Is rigging
up on No. IL Wright, in the center
of the northeast of the southwest
Of 22-14-14.
NJ. c. Sells is rigging up on No.
Franklin in the center of the north
line of the northeast of the north
east OF 1-14-15.
The Wineland oil company has
rigged up on No. l Anderson in the
center OF the northwest of the south
east of S-14-15.
stein e. Musseiman have tools
moved in for No. Sells, in the
northeast corner of the southwest
OF 9-i4-15,
II. Hyee and others No. Thomp-
son, in the center of the east line
of the northwest of the nFrthwest of
10-1i-15. is making a million feet
of gas at 8 feet In tho 1900 foot
pay.
Prohst & Morrison have shut down
after rigging up on No. Peters in
the southeast of the southwest OF
l2-14-15.
w. c. Newman has a rig up for
No. 1 jefferson, in the northwest
corner OF the northeast OF 33-14-15.
Kendrick and the Allied oil COM
pany's Merriweather farm test In
the southeast corner of the north
west OF the southeast of 36-14-15 is
shut down at 2,100 feet.