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Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
SheH ErpiOded in white
oil COORDINATION Wen

Tho white OH corporation was tho
victim uf A peculiar accident a dnv
or two ago when the very important
wen. located I'm the northeast corner
Of the south half ~ the northeast of
2l-i6-tO. was being shot. The well
was in flnc shape and the shooter
had two 2o-qunrt "a ~ nitro
glyccrin In the hole and when tho
third was on bottom had difficulty In
releasing the line lie pulled up SOW
oral times ana finally had tho sholl
within about a thousand feet 81 tho
bottom Of the hole when II Let 70
and WINS exploded by friction. The
casing was blown out Of tn" hole
four or five feet and Settled hack and
now the company Is expecting the
torpedo company to make all losses
good. Tho well was Of vast impor-
lance. being an offset on tho south
10 the Phillips Petroleum well, which
started off at $500 barrels tho first
- hours and was an offset to the
west OF the big Iudinhonn producer
and to the southwest Of the Gypsy oil
company. all OF which were big wells.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Daily Average Crude Production
uiEuIVs In BnrrClS.)
Carter Busiest in HeWitt
Field

Tho Carter oil company drilled an
old wcll deeper and found the stnd
at 1850 feet TO core feet. The
total depth 81 this we'll Is 2,rH5 feet
and is producing 225 barrels. This
is the 80. 1G Woodruff and Is To-
Gated In the southeast corncr " the
southwest OF the southwest of the
northwest or 15-isEw. Its 40. II
on this same farm In the northeast
corner 81 the southwest Of the south
west of the northwest Is nm old well
drilled deeper and completed making
i37 barrels u day. They found tho
sand from 2,0Gl feet TO 2lS7 feet
and the total depth Is 2,200 feet. In
the northeast corner of tho southeast
Of the northeast OF 2t-is-2w the No,
10 Noble wei vas drilled deeper and
liz making $40 barrels Of oil. They
found the sand from 1,S66 to 2,l7O
feet. The last Of their operations in
this district was a 2l0-harrcl well in
he northeast Cnrnvr OF TN northwest
of the northwest OF the southeast OF
.22-is-2w. II is the No. IL Hcfner
and found the sand from 22o2 TO p
227 feet. The total depth OF the
well is 2,2Sl tort.
BESIDES the Carter wells, not many
operations or Importance were com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Southeast of Duncan

The Nudge OH company complot-
ed a f0-barrcl oil wen and.a 100000
foot Pas woll last week in the north
east corner Of tho southwest Of 20
ls-5w. This ia the Ma. ] Wood and
II topped tho sand at SIS feet 10
G95 feet and 705 feet 10 1875 feet.
Total depth 720 feet.
Tho Sicily oil company played
this ehallow stuff last week for "A
12-hrrrcl producer. II found the
sand from Sos to 7O7 and 1870 TO 40
feet. THIS Is the No. ] Foster
and Is located In the northwest cor
ncr Of the southwest OF the south
west Of 2G-ls-5w.
Wcsthcimcr No. 2 Fransloy was
drilled to "A total depth Of 7Gl feet
where II produced \ barrels " oil.
This well Is located In the northeast
corner Of 3i-ls-5w. They topped
the sand between G53 feet and 695
feet.
Burton and others topped tho sand
At GAS feet to 6S5 feet OF their No.
r cobb. in the northwest corner OF
the northeast Of the northeast Of the
southeast of 1-2s-5w and got "A 10
barrel wen.
Tho Goshen oil & Gas company
drilled 10 634 feet where there was
no showing and plugged back TO the
ound ar 4l0 to 440 feet whore the
well is producing > barrels OF oil.
This IL the No. . March. In the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
g-2S-5W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Frank Bdkcr Lucky
As Tsnni

Nov comes the report that Baker
& S'IHNu have % gas we'll. No. 6-A.
on tho billnrd farm. In the northeast
corner OF The northwest Of the north
east ~ tho northwest 81 %. T.. Zw.
Tho lup ~ the sand VAS found ~
3 $50 foot and tho woli liz making
is 1000. 600 foet Of gas II viii be ro-
uuWu'rod that Nj Baker was lucky
enough 90 got gas ot five or six hun
dr"d tnct IN his met 'osI and had the
p%Iolsur" 81 selling it for drilling pun
poses and that O. u'ighhur up tho
creek. who drilled In % big we'll. filled
the Baker ~ Strawu ponds with oil
which vig Immediately sold At good
prices. o. VIII further bc remembered
hy M. ltk'r'R many friends that he
bought this lcnso To- be u good fellow
and holm the man uut who had It for
sale n there f. any more good luck
10 be- hnd Mr. Baker IL going 10 get
n b'D1uso no ls Just lucky enough To
hu'c nuy old thing happen that may
help his finances lie is now on "a
trip east. whore 81 rs said 70 be much
cooler than hero. The chances are
that Mr. Bakers gaH woll viii DO
making a lot 81 oil before this
reaches the readers ~ this paper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Dutch Shell Shut
Dorm in Mexico

Now comes tho report that tho
Dutch Shell company hns issued or
dcrs for n Temporary suspension"
Of drilling operations In Mexico,
which seems 10 altogether change the
situation. inasmuCh az the Amerl-
can oil companies have been claim
Ing that tho English companies were
free from any export tax because OF
the tact that the original lease was
30 wordcd. The chances are that
this Is all a lot OF propaganda that
has been spread for the purpose OF
affecting the fight for n tariff here.
Advicos from Tampiro mako II
plain that tho profit sharing law In
the state OF Vera Cruz, which went
into effect a day or two ago, 10 not
%hothcring the oil producers who are
bringing them In and the drillcrS
are not asking for any share OF the
profits, probably thinking there is
going to hc no profit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Times BETTER Here Nor,
California Might Feet Stump

1T Ia wise to- go a lttlo easy lu
the development Of oil iu Ctllfor-
nin," according to the California on
World.
California oil producers are nd
visod TO cIrta,i drilling operations
within the state during the present
year go that next year VIII hc e
little less rocky, a shown hy TIA"
status OF the copper industry.
The copper Industry. ut one
time consumed abou, 5000 barrels
81 California oh a day which
amounted to over 1000. 900 barrels
per mum. Al the prrFcnt tim"
this market IL completely losi ms,
according to "A prominent copper
man, there are sufficient H'"rtH Of
copper on hand to handle ordinary
consumption for two y'rrF which
would Indicate mining operations of
this particular product win not b"
resumed TOR about two years. In
the meantime stocks Of oil can grow
to "A considerable amount There w
also a possibility that Arizona oil
trade win bC lost TO California du"
To tho %chcnpn"ss Of oil In the Mid
Continent field and Texas n"ld4."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
King's Resolution

rho following liz q copy ~ the reg
olutipn recently introduced by Son
a,pr King Of Utah which has been
referred TO tho committee Of com.
mcrros D..
Whereas, Tho price ~ crude pc.
troloum has been greatly depressed
and there has been no correspond
Ing reduction In the price Of gasn'
line and other products derived from
rude petroleum. and
Whereas. IL Is claimed that thiA
condition has boon brought about hy
individuals md corporations engaged
in the refining and selling ~ crud"
petroleum and ita various products
and particularly gasoline, I'm order
that unreasonable prices might 10"
charged to tho consumers Of surh
products and unreasonable prnfIis
derived thorcrrom. aud also for the
purpose Of forcing the producers oil
crude petroleum TO dispose ~ their
producing wells and oil holdings to
stid persons and corporations, or Ia
interests controlled ny them; and
whereas. ~ IN claimed that there
Is n monopoly In the United states
which by improper manipulation ana
In c~outtiy"ntion Of law seeks TO
maintain uuroaspnable prices FOR gas
oIinc aud tho products OF crude pc
.troIoum and ~ dominate tho entire
firld Of production, refining, and
distribution Of oil and the products
OF oil In the United States: Now,
therefore, be n
Resolved. That tho committee on
commerce., or "A subcommittee thcrc-
Of be-. and II la hereby. authorized
aud directed 10 Investigate fluctua-
.tinrs in the price ~ crude petroleum
and tho Clusca therefor and the con
ditions with respect TO the purchase,
refining and distribution Of gaso-
line and other petroleum products
Tor consumption In the United states.
and particularly whether the pur-
chnsing 81 such crude petroleum, re-
filming OF gasoline. and the distribu-
ton Of the came nrc affected by
monopolistic manipulation and con
troll. and whether there arc indivtd
uals and corporations operating with
In the United states for the purpose
Of establishing or maintaining n
monopoly in crude petroleum oil or
In any OF it's products. and particu-
larry In tho refining. distribution and
salo Of gasoline, and TO report its
findings In the promises to the sen
ate.
The committee ~ authorized "a
acnd for PERSONS and papers n to
employ such clerical and professional
assistance as nay h" necessary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
IN Il OIL FIELDS
Office, e24l w. II. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442

growing business demands the cA-
tHhli~IimCu Of u tUrng yard, re-
pair shop and distributing fhcillil"s
here Ia addition Ia their toffch vile.
Ran, works They fnIly recognize
the d,--irn biiltN Of Tulsa ~ ~ i'm
pur'ani point ~ operation The com
pnuy hn~ ~ similar terminal at Wlu'
IsJnni, III. v/thin ia" Chicago
~ itChing ~ rlct.
THIS matter has been under AT
Niscmcnt ana carefully Investigated
u, the company for several mouihH.
Kansas CIV and Fort worth were
given confederation hut Tulsa was
decided uIrDn ~ the logical location.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Okniuigce Competitions

The Rccts on company got a TOO
barrel natural oil wcll In the sand
from 1850 feet to 2,59S feet ON their
No. 3 Thomas In tn" southeast cor
ncr ot the southwest - 22-i3-ll
Tho Independent on n Gas com.
many got n dry hole In the northeast
corner Of the northwest of tho north.
west OF 32-i3-l2 and abandoned II
at 2,626 feet.
The prairie on & Gas No. | llnr,
rlson IL making 5000, 600 feet OF
gas from the sand at 2,627 feet &C.
1850 feet, This wcll * located In IN,
northwest corner of the northeast ol
1851,
Tho Securities OH company has q
gas well making 10000 600 feet 81
gaS from the sand found At ''h''
feet to c.502 feet This well ~ on
tho Morris townsitc in the northeast
corner " the southwest of the north.
east of tS-l3-li
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

pirtod in this district lla week The
wolverine oil company got a l51-
barrel well AT "a total depth ~ 2,utO
feet on the Dillard farm well so.
~ This well found sand between
! 900 feet and 1895 feet and w To-
Gated IN the northeast corncr OF the
northeast OF section 22-is-2w.
Tho Daisy Boll on company
drilled an old well deeper In the
northwest coruor Of the northeast Of
tho southeast 81 22-is-2w aud got "A
ls7-barfol producer. This is the 40.
2 Strawn and they found the sand
from 1868 feet t. 1897 feet
Tho Baker ~ StrnWn No : Fee
found the sand between 1850 and
1859 feet and LIS and lISi feet
and drilled to y total depth ~ 1853
frct. This X good for as barrels and
rs located In the northeast corner of
tho southwest Of tho northeast Of
the northwest Of q is-2w.
The Texas company found sand
from 2.Oti 70 2.O5i and from 2,094
no 2.I4K feet on their No. - billiard
tn the center south line ~ tho north
half OF the north half ~ the north
west Of 27-is-2w This well Is pump
INK 10 barrels.
simpson and others No. 2 billiard
found sand from 2iT1 feet to 2,Jl3
feet and AZ a total depth OF 2,bli feet
ls eWahuinE $40 barrels ~ oil. This
well g. located In tho northwest cor
.uer Of tho southeast OF the northeast
OF 27-fs-2w.
Tho Coline oil company came
through with y ~1OO-barrcl well IN
this field last week on liz No. 81
Wcathcimcr IN the southwest corner
~ the northwest OF the northwest OF
the northwest OF 36-4s-2w. 1t found
tho sand between 2,2sl feet and
.2.3Il feet and drilled to a total depth
Of 225 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Magnolia Complete Line
To Robertson Field

The Magnolia Petroleum company
'is now connected with ia producing
woll In tho Rohhcrson field. recently
completed. This ~ due TO the COM
plction Of n pipc line Inst Tuesday In
to the ono oil well I'm n field OF
gnsscrs.
Three miles Of this line was laid
with two-inch pipe on account of n
shortage of four-inch. However, this
viii be replaced later with the larger
pipe. The tankage capacity ~ this
/ well IL used M and the cnrth"n stor-
age IL holding much Of the oil made
by tho we'll. which Ia continuing lite
stondy flow OF l3b barrels daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

J. r. slim" Simmons. drilling con-
tractor for the GLADYS Belle oil cor
roration, ycscrday afternoon
brought In the company's No. 3 well
on the Fitzgerald lease. which is tho
south 50 acres Of the west half OF
tho southwest Of s-ls-l5. II was
turned into the tanks and IA now
flowing at the rate Of 500 barrels
a day through a five-eighth men
choke, and is increasing gradually
'Thls IL tho Gladys Bellies fifth
~succc~lfui completion on the fltz-
gerald lease, In addition to two oth
rrs which they own on "A 5O-5O OASIS
with the Missouri Colorado on the
10 acrca. north OF their part or inc
lease.
Their wells Nos /, ?, 2, 4 and .
" this lease arc flowing and these
with tho two wells on the Missnurl-
Eldorado 10 acres, are putting
nearly 5000 barrels a day Into the
tanks.
The Gladys Belle, in addition to
these wells in section \, VAS three
wells on its Orrell lease, IN 5-s-1o'
and two others on the Boyd lease
IN 3l-iI-lj.
"The No. s well on the Fitzgerald
lease. which IL in charge of the
Carnahan Drilling company. VIII
bail tomorrow. The No. 3 is drill
ing and tho derrick Is being erected
today for the No. s well. The No.
. wcll on tho Missouri-Eldorado
tract, which Ia to be drilled Har-
rell & Hatcher. will be started Inn
, mediatcly."
CnNTINfiED ON NENT rAGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
win Build Car Shops
Adore COSden Plant

Before leaving for Chicago today
II. III. brigham, president, North
American Car company, gave nj IN
formation Of the purchase by his
company of q 3O-HCrC site at West
Tulsa for terminal and ear shop
purposes.
III" property was bought from
Mum Bros, inc. and l. located
within the lri-Cu railway yard linn
It's, adjacent to the CoShCn, Md
Go and Producers \ Rcflncr~
corporation rtrinoriCs. The land
pnrailclS the Enid lin" of the Frisco
railway Tor 1000 feet und has u
depth of about 500 feet To the main
highway, ,
George T.. Brigham, district man.
ngpr Of the company, saya their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Gusher in EidOrddO Filed

Jimmie Gov and others hnvo c0m'
plctcd a 3,bO0-harrcl oil well In the
northwest OF the southwest OF IL
1915. Eldorado, Ark This tx tho
Pickering No. | and flowed through
n throc-cighths choke at a total
depth OF 2.157 feet.
The sun company brought In n
n O0O-barrcl well Monday afternoon
I'm tho southeast Of the southwest ~
tho southeast Of l7-lS-l5. Butler
county. Eldorndo. Ark. This is the
Carol As,
The Gladys Belle oil corporation
Monday afternoon brought In It's No.
3 Fitzgerald. located In the west halt
of the southwest OF S-1S-l5. which IL
nav making 500 barrels through It
fIvc-cighths choke.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
win the Oil Men

George T.. Spiller, formerly OF
Hunter, Okla, has purchased the
J. j. Tanning interest in the Live
oak gasoline station at jerks and
has moved his residence to that
town. The Live oak gasoline firm
has the only driye-in-exclusive sta
ton in jerks.
Lou Elyca and "Bill" King OF Enid.
who have been on a fishing trip to
Minnesota, report that the fishing Is
good and that they arc about ready
to return to Oklahoma.
T.. II. Gibson, writing from Flush
ing. y. y. says mat market condi-
tons are Still exceptionally quiet,
although the investing public IL
rather bullish on oil stocks. 81
think that we will find that con-
sumption Of refined products Will
gradually increase from now on.
BUSINESS is improving slightly, and
/ find that there is considerable
money laid away for oil Investments
that show a long profit"
Mathews Nelson Of the Coleman
Nelson corporation. reports that
business is good and that the firm
has opened Offices at Pittsburgh,
Toledo. Kansas city and Los An
gcles. The main feature of the
Coleman-Nelson prosperity is the
fact that they are making a large
quantity Of gasoline, owing to the
process they are using in tho refin-
cry across the river, which has in
creased it's production 500 barrels
Withip Tho pTsgpnt wgpE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
ROrdnd Drilling

The RoXann ON company IL drill-
ing Mt Age feet on it's No. | Ran.
doiph located In the southwest al
l7-1G-j. This well Ind a little show
~ gas at the depth ~ ilh feet
where they drilled on through the
sand.
This anmc compnny's No. ? Hal
IL ALSO making $50 barrels daily.
This we'll found the sand NJ 2212
feet to ?.2s2 oct ana ~ located In
the northeast cornc ~ the north
west Of the northwest ~ 20 l7-Sw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Reporting Oil Neucs
in Arkansas

oil reporters In Kansas have n
queer way OF putting tn" contractors
to the front in drilling operations
which after all is not 60 bad at that.
II may bc that the contractors are
the only source of information,
hence the boost given them. The
following is a sample, taken from
the Eldorado correspondence OF the
Arkansas Gazette;
"ELDORADO, Ark, Aug, l6.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Gindys-B Belle Testing
in Jefferson County

The Gladys-Bcllc on company
is drilling at 1850 feet in the lime
shell on its No. I wildcat In the
northeast corner 81 the northwest OF
the northwcst OF ii-6s-5w. This Is
a very important tost and a number
OF men are watching its outcome.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
Estimates Daily Average
Crude Oil Production

The American Petroleum lnsti-
tute estimates that the daily avorac"
gross crude oil production In the
United Statcs for the week ending
August ~ was l.3OA070 barrels. as
compared with ~i.3l5,Si0 barrels for
tho preceding week, n decrease Of
1I.77O barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
OIL AND GAS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ito

FOR SALE-SlN cars, assorted
si2cs Of casing at so per cent below
isl. For quick action address r.,
% Box 1922. Tulsa. Okla -Ndyt.
WANTED - Bcsscmer TYPE VIII
compressors and kaS"!ln' plant
equipment. AZURE" '"' Jaw
World.--Adv.
Man with four years geological.
.vnarience and six years leasing cN,
nerience In Mid-continent tIeld de.
sIres connection with reliable con
cern on small salary, M interest,"
past references furnished, Addrcsl
aEs.E care of World.-AdVt'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18

Mrs Jerome Greer of Mystic will speak at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning. Mrs. Greer's husband was pastor of this church number of years ago.
 Rev. Gurdon r. Bailey, pastor of the First Congregational church will off ciate at the Sheltering Arms service Sunday afternoon. It is expected that the choir of this church will provide the music.
 Following an enjoyable visit of a month with relatives in New Jersey Mrs. Alfred Hunt returned to her home on Lafayette street. Mrs. Hunt passed 6 few days in Newark at the home of her brother. William Prest, later go- Ing to Belmar, a resort near Asbury Park, where the Prest family are oc- cupying a cottage for the summer. On the return trip Mrs. Hunt stopped for a few days to visit relatives in Wee tawken.
 Mrs. and Mir. William H. Whiteman Mrs. Carrie E. Harbeck and daughter, Miss Unibell Harbeck and Mrs. David h. Dean, motored to Poquonoc on We'd nesday and attended the annual meet ing of Stonington Union Baptist As sociation, which convenes each year the third Wednesday and Thursday in June While residents of Jewett City the
  sociation.
 Mrs. Charles Sterry and son Theo- dore and Dr. and Mrs Charles H. Lamb, motored to Griswold Thursday and were guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jonas L. Herbert. Following a delicious dinner provided by the host ess, the afternoon was devoted to mu- sic. Dr. Lamb gave several tenor solos accompanied at the piano by Miss Ed ua c. Herbert. MT. Sterry who is a skill ful violinist entertained with a number of selections being also accompanied by Miss Herbert, and there were sev- eral instrumental and vocal numbers by the trio.
 While on recent visit to Norwich Town Harold Olena of Plainfield, N '. called on acquaintances and friends whom he had not seen before in twen- ty years. When a young boy Mr. OIena and his brother, Alfred Olena, now at prosperous lawyer in New York, spent several weeks for a number of sum- mers, with relatives on Town street The friendship formed by the Olena boys at that time have not changed only that many have passed away dur ing the years. Those who remain cal from these young men, who received most cordial welcome.
 Attorney Alfred Olena has visited -NNI hACu 1OWn irlenQS two or three times since his boyhood, but Harold has made but one visit since then. H. was accompanied by his parents. MI and Mrs Thomas Olena, also his sis. ter. During the past years, Harold ha. been located in the west and soutE having returned from Richmond. Va, about seven months ago.
 There was an unusually large attend anee at the closing exercises of tht Town street school, Friday afternoon when very entertaining programm, was carried out in the room of Princi pal William G. Tarbox, with othe grades present, parents and friends O the pupils attending. After the present ation of diplomas by Rev. Gurdon F Bailey, Principal Tarbox announce, the honor pupils as follows: FIrs Franklin Homes La Pierre; second Margeret Lucy Mahoney; third Dori Lucy Browning, fourth, Edward Frar Eis Haley.
 In behalf of the graduating eIas Franklin La Pierre presented Principa farbox book, The Spell of the Hear