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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Net Exactly Thi.. hut Nesr IL. Ia the
Too oftss Experience of Many Men

4 hundred people describing their
weary condition would each tell II
differently. One can't think. an
other IL drowsy. the next feels
weak. others are irritable. moody.
depressed. apprehrnsivc. as the case
may be. To this great class o. SUI
fersrn come keoio. one OF the grand
est rccongtructive agencies ever de-
yined for definite accomplishment
IL fntcnsifics the activity OF the
vital processes. proyokeH Increased
fieRh. stimulates the production OF
red corpuEcicA. contributes 10 the
defense of the system against de-
pletiOn and consequent exhaustion.
nj In many other ways arouEez the
functional processes TO make you
feel that something has touched
that one Pickering vital spark you
thought was about To go out. No
amount Of description can adequate
~ convey the differences between the
feeling OF lack 81 nerve speed and
the rebound, the freedom. the llbsr-
alton from depreRsions that cause 80
many men and women 20 fall In
their tracks. TO 60 To sleep at The
switch or stand Etili when the order
H. 90 go ahead. n you would really
like 60 get acquainted with your
real self. get a tl.eo box Of Reoio
today. Ask any OF the clerks at
BartclfH drug stores or any other
leading drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
0. K. MAYORS
SKACIT PLAN
Committee Approves Selling
Bonds to Contractor

Mayor Hugh NJ caldwells plan Of
financing the skagit river power
project by requiring bidders 70 ac-
ccpt payment IN bonds from the w.
500. 600 issue voted By the council to
initiate the work was approved by
the finance committee Of the city
council Friday afternoon. The sue
cessful bidder will be urged 10 pur.
chase an additional $1,000. 900 worth
Of bonds.
Immediately after this decision. the
board Of public works decided 10 is.
sue a call for bids on $1,000 600 worth
Of hydro-elcctric machinery needed
for the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
ORIENTAL TRADE sLuMPs

A heavy slump In trade with the
Orient during December Is shown in
tho report just issued by Port
Warden Fred NJ. Lathe. Depressed
condition Of the market In the Far
East Is given as the reason.
Imports from the Atlantic coast
and European ports show an in
crease.
Total domestic and foreign com
merce during December, 1920, was
f2s 1906 .494. as compared with f1,'
$40, 79b for December, 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
HsRDwARE MIN ADJOURN

sixteenth annual convention OF the
Pacific Northwest Hardware & I'm.
plement association. in session since
Tuesday. closed Friday afternoon
with an address on Straight Think.
ing" by Herbert r. Sheets, secretary
81 tho National Retail Hardware as
ISOLATION.
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Reported by Wireless
Canadian Government

January .t--Str iatoucbn IN Miibsnk
sound. southhound. az isits a w.
January go~Str CorduNa of paiiinaa
Island. rorthbound. At . M, etr gpe-
kane off Addeuhrapk LIGHT southhonnt.
a. ~ D m stf CitY ~ seattle leaving
wranEsL southeouHa. az , m.
4. =. Naval Communication.
January 9i-~StF Ctty % Seattle kntrh-
ikAu for seattle. sailed from kotehlkaa
A. m.
January se~str Nfaauan. Seattle fer
Astoria eight miles from Columbia River
tAEhtship NJ . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
WE'LL SCRAP FOR OUR
RIGHT. SAYS ECkSTEIN

We are going 10 scrap for our
rights and get freight rates which
we should enjoy. Rate discrimina-
tfion against this city has been
most conspicuous.
The civic bureau Of the cham.
Der must take the lead In the fight
to- have efficient service rendered
by public officials II Is time that
we quti picking on public officials
because OF some petty differences.
but the community should unite
and kick out OF office the misflts.
Organized public sentiment can
compel efficient government"
A. r. Haines. vice president and
general manager OF the Pacific
Steamship Co. urged Puget Sound
TO be a unit on national matters. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

CHICAGO. Jan. Eg@-it - hfefitfie
eco head market STEADY. Nnie -
80. teWssst huseherx. ss1f@stas
narkinr ss4sBs7o iiwht. ig@ fse. piss.
as0sse ruuxha. ft4tst
catties Receipts. tQaq9 hesds HafANt
Il steady Beet sT1tulo74. butcher
stock. tt9snf csnuHfa $50 cuttsrs. - u
aGHe. stoeknra anf fsnderHs ~ wti
cows. ttEouT.Tts calves tt1teH ~ -
Nsis~p Receipts. ? geo head narhes u
steady. Ianahs. sk69nils ewes. ig0&.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
AVERAGE TRAVELLING COSTS

II has been estimated that the av.
crnge motor1st spends more than SO
daily while travelling. This Ia one OF
the numerous benefits that have
come 90 the towns and villages along
the main highways. from the use Of
automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
WILL TEST ROAD SURFACES

The Asphalt association. in coop
Grafton with other organizations. is
planning testing road surfaces in an
effort TO discover the type Of road
that viii cause the least amount OF
wear on automobile tires. Such
surface, II f. said. would reduce the
annual tire bin about $1,000. Ooo. 900,
Goats have the right OF way In
Switzerland. IL IL aRaing the law
TO "shoo" him TO one side II motor.
ist wishes to pass one on the high
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Weather Bureau Report

rATNoSW ISLAND, Jan, SIS A. NJ
Rising barometer. cloudy. Wind south, ~
miles an hour Passed IN A passenger
steamer az $50 c'cicck last night Passed.
cut Two steamers 81 A.ta a. m,
January sell 80 A. n. Partly cloudy (,
wind sauth. uinc miiea an hour Passed
ogti rug SAMPSON towing dredgvf et
m 40 a. m. r. M-Clsar. wind Ncsi, ~
miles an hour Passed cut; str raithy .
blus al GtlS y. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
AUTOMOBILE NEWS
CAUSE or HARD STARTING

One Of the frequent causes Of hard
starting IL "A too rich mixture. In
this oaEe. ~ II best 10 wait until
the excess gasoline evaporates. Then
the engine viii start at the first turn
Of the fiywheel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Jan :. --Markst nosninal
and unchanged.
Hog MnfEss nominal and unchanged.
sheep Market nominal ard unchanged
Wuttar-&tEc per W.
ErHa-ts - $50 per dos.
Cheese rriplsts Sc per ID.
Hens-ze@ &c per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

Telephone rcpairmen working In
the Sacramento canyon In California
take their families with them to
work. Moving from place 10 place
their homes on three trallers. with
an homo accommodations. tho work.
crs have formed a miniature village
on wheels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. "a forslEn 81
change OPENED today With s'erlinE y M.
ffanea satc. tire Isle. marks l-a9e. Ca
madam dollars Sc.
sfsrifnr vas aue,sf a. tfTsa A. ths
cioms. francs s.gfe. lire aisle. marks $50.
Canadian dollars aSe.
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TO SURVEY COAST BUSINESS

a complete survey Of business con.
ditions on the Pacific coast Is TO be
made by j. Karcher. Jr.. traffic
manager Of the North Atlantic &
Western Steamship Co. who arrived
in Seattle this week.
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out q s.ioi panaenrrr trips by a
RADIATOR HOSE

The radiator hose connections
should be frequently inspected. Quite
often these look good from the out
slde. when the walls OF the hose
become dccayed they have a tendency
To swell and close. thereby prevent.
ing proper circulation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Wholesale Sugar
Is Down to S7.65
triday's Quotationsl
Furnished hy l. ~. Manning a Co.
els second Avenue

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 21-The
wholesale price Of sugar dropped to-
day from IS per 100 pounds 20 s7Gb.
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N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK, Jan. IL auEar-Raw,
s29c per III; graduated. 7Ac per ID.
Coffeo--No. Rio. 81 d6hc per lb.
No. 4 santos. pa d Zoe per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
SEATTLE. GREATEST CITY
IN THE COUNTRY

Il want to give you this word.
We are what we think we are
II you and viii 80 out with the
idea that we have herr the greatest
city In the country you know
what II will do. Il viii stop some
Of you people from saying IFS.
butts and 'ands.'"
Il have so many Of these pre-
sented 10 me that / have no time
20 tend TO my own business.
ask him what are you doing to
hsip Scatter You are trying 70
run It down and knock Seattle to
me-"
Nathan Eclstein. president Of
>Schwahaeher Brothers a Co. newly.
elected member OF the board OF
trustees OF the Chamber OF Com
msrce, said:
we are going 70 fight the pors.
Etnd rate case. which rr1 nts
cheaper rates on grain shipments
from eastern Washington to Port
lard than 10 Seattle
Just because a raiiroad built
crooked lines TO get more land
grants. thereby increasing it's rnilc.
age TO Seattle, - no. sign that we
are to forever forfeit the grain
trade Of eastern Washington. We
gave the railroads the free land
and did not give them the right
to charge a higher freight rate to
Seattle than TO Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

Automobiles are quite common
among the Indians Of the Navajo.
Hopi and other tribes In Utah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

Kefrhikan= sailed January - Str
Spokane, sonthbound ~ 10 . IN. sailed
January at Str city Of Seattle fer seat
tie at 1 a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
AUTO TALK
DECRysTAiLIZING

Travel over rough roads causes
capitalization % various parts. with
subsequent hreakago. especially of
steering rod spIndlcr. To avoid this
trouble. once a year the spindle
should be- removed. heated 10 a cher
~ rcd and then rc,empercd.
Out Of 2,ioi passenger trips by air.
plane from Paris 10 London in the
las, year. only one fatal accident was
experienced That was due to poor
landing The alrpianea carried s.s3s
passengers and so tons OF freight
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n erve-Speed.
When Needed
Lack ef Reserve Force Cause OF
Most Failures In the Daily
Affairs of Life

To feel weary without having
earned IL b. hard work throws the
mind into disorder aud confusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

In Europe there IL one automobile
10 every 230 individuals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Arrivals and Departures

January so-Str Governor from San Pc
DIRE VITA san Francisco end Victoria. n G.,
al p m
sailed
rannrfa
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sATI nm ~
IAN %

- ~ y
ttrst tttgh Tide
fe0 a. VA ite a.
First low ride
aaa a. m ~ a.
>ccond iitxh ride
g a1 D. M tef n
second I low ride
Q 30 y M. al q.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
NnAN
Jan. 81

IAN. s.
First nigh ride
@ OF a. M. iae e.
tlr~t low Tide
fntff q m tN n,
Second illnh ride
ags r. m iet u
~-~and Iow ride
re % q ma e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Chicago Board Of Trade
Chicago Car Lots
uriaay's oao,atiansl

tfriday's Qnct stssn-l
Furnished BIZ D. A. asnains a Co.
sis second Atsnar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10

northeast of 32 J. A. Hamon has
a rig up Tor No. 9 Glass. located in
the northwest corner " the north
east of the southwest OF the south
east Of 33 brew a Derldus are rig.
ging UP rotary ON their No. I Burke,
located IN the northwest corner of
The southwest Of the southeast ~ ~
The Magnolia Petroleum company
has a rig up for No, ! klRng located
In the northwest corner Of the north
east OF the northwest of the south
east OF 80 The No. kagog of tn"
Magnolia Petroleum company, loCat-
ed In the northeast corner OF the
northwest Of the northwest OF the
southwest OF "a, " q rig Duuthitt
and others are rigging up rotary
ou their No. Nigh. located
in the northeast corner OF the
northwest Of the northwest OF a.
The Carter OH company II rigging
up rotary on it's No. 1 simpson. 10
Gated In the northwest corner ot the
northwest uf the northwest OF tho
southeast of 81. Galloway and Boyd
have "a rig up for No. 4 kagog, In
the southwest corner Of the north
west of the northwest OF the south -
west OF 80. All In township ls-Sw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10
DeUei0pment in Duncan Field

The Cosden oil company No. !
well located in the northwest corner
Of l5-1s-SWN which had a good show
of oil in sand from 2,13S to 2,l45
feet, has mover been able to shut the
water off, which Is coming in from
above the OIL sand, Every effort IS
being made to complete the well as n
producer. However, it looks as
though II may have TO be abandoned,
due TO bad condition Of the casing
seat. Conservative oil men have
estimated the well as showing for
between IS and 100 barrels.
The No. l Bonner Dobbins and
others, which is located in the south
west corner OF the northeast Of the
southeast Of 2g-1s.Sw, is reported To
have been drilled l3 feet into the
sand topped at 2.202 feet. and TO
have a very small showing Of oil
with considerable salt water. From
latest reports. IL is said the well
looks like a failure.
There are a number OF new rigs
up all over the Duncan field and
new locations are being made every
day. Definite information has been
gotten on the following: q. IIulshizer
has n rig up and tools in for test
located in the northeast corner Of
the southwest of the southwest Of
3-1s-sw. The twin States No. l.,
located in the northwest corner Of
the northeast OF 4-ls-Sw. is a loca-
tion Bledsoe & Darnell have timbers
on the ground for No. ] Glenn, To-
Gated In the northeast corner of the
southeast OF the southwest OF &. The
Mountain State. Bledsoe & Darnell,
haze a location for No. l Lane in
. IA. Il ..f L. net
of the southwest of T. Cecil Smith IL
rigging up rotary on his No. Ross,
located in the southeast corner of
the southwest OF the northeast. The
Cosden Oil a. Gas Co. No. ! Skinner.
in the southeast corner of the south
west of the southwest of the south
east of 10, Is rigging up rotary. The
Carter oil company has a rig up for
| No. Grafford, located In the north
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10
Around Henryetta

T.. c. Davis has abandoned his No.
2 Robinson, located In the north .
east corner OF the northwest OF ILL
IL at a total depth Of 1900 feet
THE No. 2 Jerry Sears OF the Lyons
petroleum company is dry and aban-
doned at 3.024 feet. 1t in located
In the northwest corner OF the north
east OF 5-ll-ll.
The Pail Oil company's No, Hop
wood, located in the southwest cor
ner of the northeast OF southwest OF
ll-1l-l1 is dry and abandoned at
2,508 feet.
The Indian Petroleum company
have a 20-barrel well In their No.
8 Carter located in the southw est
corner of the northwest OF north
west Of l2-l1-1t Sand was found
from 1,206 to 1890 feet. and the
well was drilled to the total depth
OF 1870 feet.
The New York oil company has n
rig on the ground for No. 2 Jefferson
located in the northeast corner of the
northwest OF southwest OF l6-ll-ll.
This is a twin location.
The No. Barnett OF the Okla
homa Central on company located
in the southeast corner of the north =
west Of 25-1l-ll. had 100000
gas show at 2,03S feet, and II now
drilling at 1880 feet.
The Kansas Gulf oil corporation
No. 10 Jackson located In the ceStor
of the east line OF the northwest Of
the northwest OF 6-l1-l2 has been
drilled deeper and abandoned at
2,O95 feet. The same company has
also abandoned It's No. IL Jefferson
located In the northeast corner Of
the southwest Of the northwest OF
section 8. at a total depth Of 2,5iO
feet.
The Gladys Belle oil company has
abandoned its No. ] Burgess located
in the southwest corner of tho south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10

are now taking a greater percentage
or the oil In certain districts but
the success OF this cooperative
movement depends upon "A broad
view being taken OF the entire situa-
tion In the oil industry Much more
oil Ia still being offered In the field
as whole than the purchasing
companies are able to take There
fore the condition OF waste as de-
fined by the laws OF economics and
the status OF oklahoma still exists
The total production OF the field
still exceeds the pipe line capacity
tor shipment and Independent re-
finery requirements. when such
Is the case and with the pipe line
eXtens' ons not yet completed TO
some producing areas, II is the
obvious duty OF the oil producer to
hold back hts drilling activities in
order to prevent the bringing OF oil
to the surface, which neither the
purchasers nor the public demand
or can use at this time.
The committee estimates that the
total daily gross production Of
crude oil IN the midcontinent field
on December /. 1920, was approx
mately 725,000 barrels day; that
as a result OF the curtailment order
issued by the pipe line companies
In December the production had de-
creased TO between 10000 and
100000 barrels n day on January ! %,
1921, and that the daily production
was on March /. 1921, in sthe neigh
borhood OF $4,000 barrels per day.
With the Independent refiners taxi
ing 100000 barrels OF crude daily
there would remain n balance OF
400 600 barrels per day, which eN-
ceeds pipe line capacity by 10000
to 10000 barrels per day. II
should therefore be apparent to all
that this cooperative movement
must continue until the demand in
creascs or the production decreases
to the point where the equilibrium
between supply and demand is re-
established. The operators have al
ready made many sacrifices and
have entered into this move
ment with a great patriotic spirit so
that II would be regrettable II
through false Impressions or ru-
mors they should now lose the bene-
fit of what has already been done
by premature abandonment of the
plan or the bringing about of a
sudden and unnecessary increase in
the production. This might occur
should wells now on top of the sand
he drilled In or should general drill
ing be resumed.
As soon as it clearly appears that
the situation Is clearing up and that
marketing facilities are or are about
to become adequate 10 handle the
production of the midcontinent field
! the committee will promptly and
| joyfully notify all concerned and
! dsband. In the meantime. the com
mittee very earnestly desires to ex-
press its appreciation OF the splendid
| spirit OF helpfulness displayed by
! all classes Of operators.
COMMITTEE ON CONSERVATION
AND CONCILIATION.
BY BURT II. COLLINS.
Chairman,
HARRY ". SMITH. Secretary.
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west corner of the northwest ~ the
southwest OF the northwest of II.
The Planet oil company is rigging
up a rotary on No. Franklin. In
the southeast corner uf the north
west OF the southeast Of rs The RoN-
ana Petroleum company has ris
up for No. Brooks. located IN the
southeast corner of the southwest of
the southwest ~ 10 Reard a Crump
have made a location for No. l Scott.
Ga the southwest corner " the suuth
east of the southwest Of -. iohson
a Brimmct have tools IN In tscir No.
/ Springer. located IN the southwest
corner OF the southeast ~ the north
west Of the northwest Of 2N. Boone
and others are rigging up rotary ON
their No. ] Springer. located IN the
southwest corner ~ the northwest OF
the southeast OF the northwest OF 2S.
No. Springer of Buouc and others,
located In the southeast corner OF
the northwest Of the southeast ~ the
northwest ot 2S, Is a rig. tsgan u
Cant have a rig mp for No. ] Moore.
located In the northwest corner OF
tho southwest of the southwest Of
the southwest of sS. The old Colony
oil company No. 3 Blaydcr, located
in the southwest corner OF the north
west OF the southeast OF the south
east OF %. is a rig. McMann Uhl
company has a rig up for No. BlaN-
der. located In the southeast corner
Of the northwest Of the southeast OF
l2a NcMann oil company No.
Rlayder. located in the southeaH
corner Of the northeast Of the south
west OF the southeast Of 20, Is rig,
RoNaua Petroleum company has a
rig up for No. o Clarkson, located
I'm the Ccnter Of the north line OF
the southeast Of the northwest OF
80. The Lone star Gas company No.
IA Brown, located I'm the center of
the west line of the southwest OF ;he
northeast OF 80, is n rig. The Lone
Star Gas company No. s Brown. To-
/ Gated I'm the Bouthwest corner az the
southeast Of the southwest OF tn"
northeast of 30, II rigging up rotary.
1 The No. 3 Clarkson Of Clarkson a
/ Parker, located in the southeast cor
: nor OF the northwest OF the north
west OF 80. is rig. The Citizens on
| company has a rig up for No. IN
! Spencer, located I'm tho southeast
| corner of 80. Smith and others No
| 3 smith. located In the northwest
| corner of the northeast Of the north
! west of the northeast Of 81 If
| a rig. Tho Amerada Petroleum
company has a rig up tor
| No. 6 Blayder. located in the north
east corner OF the northwest of the
northeast OF the northeast OF 50
| Amerada Petroleum company No.
| Blayder. located in the northeast
corner of 80, Is "A rig. Tho Empire
Gas a Fuel co. Is rigging rotary on
Its No. II Cantrell. In the northwest
corner OF the northeast of the south
cast OF 80 Krump a. Beard are rig
ging up twin located In the south
east corner of tho southwest OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10

west OF l2-I2-f2 at u total depth of
ACES feet.
The Transcontlncnta OH company
has hole fun Of water la its 30 .
knowles located in the ccEtcr cf the
cast line OF the southeast of the
southeast of il-12-i2 in sand from
2i53 to 2,477 feet, and Is now shut
down.
j. w. Mooro's No. 3 Kanard locnt-
ed in the center OF the north line Of
the northeast of the northeast of
l7-l2-l2 is a lO-barrCl well ia sand
from l5l3 to 1880 feet
W. &. Newman has "A 20O-barrcl
show In his No. Ewing located in
tho northeast corner of the southwest
OF the southwest of 22-12-12. sand
was found from 2,2S5 10 2.2S6 feet.
r.. X. BLACK has 100000 foot
gas well In sand from 2.7lO TO ans
feet In his No 3 Holmes located In
the southeast corner Of the south 70
west of S4-l2-12. II Is reported this
well has 1000 pounds rock pres
sure
The Cosmos oil company's No. I
Roberts located in the northwest corr
ner OF the southwest OF 33-l3-l1 Is a
22.000.0O0 foot gas well in sand
from 2.507 to 2.532 feet
The Lyons Petroleum company
has abandoned its No. Gravson
in the center Of the east line OF the
southwest OF the southeas and the
No. 4 Grayson located In the south
west of the southeast OF 15-l3-l2.
No hole made and locations aban-
doned.
kimbley's no. 6 Kanard located
In the center OF the south line OF the
north half OF the southwest Of 21-12-
IL had 100000 gas show in sand
topped at 2,165 feet.
The Iron Mountain oil company
has a hole fun Of water at 3.055 feet
In its No. Casey in the southwest
corner OF the northwest OF the south
west Of 30-13-12.