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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

j. T. Jared Is hack from a SELLING
trip. ''''h
r. II. Portukcck. OF Abilene was
IN Amarillo yesterday.
H. NJ Thornton. OF Dallas. was In
amarillo on business Tuesday.
H. s. Milan, Of Kansas civ * cov.
erlng the Panhandle tins week.
II, a. Lucas. Douglas Candy Co. ia
working east on tho Rock Island
Ed Kennedy, Texas N. a NJ IL
working the South Plains territory.
Jack Parks John y. Farwcll A Co.
chicago is Ia New Mexico this trip.
Y, c. Mcdaniel. of Abilene. WAS IN
Amarillo the early part OF this week
T. i. Leigh, "a Dallas travelling man.
was In Amarillo Monday and Tuesday.
H. c. Tyler. Ely.Lilly Drug 20. -
working Dalhart. Tucumcari ana CLAY
ton.
w. y. Larry. Sanger Bros. Ia bacl; on
the job after spending the ho!ldays A.
Dallas.
W. a. Hedrick. OF Amarillo. recently
returned from u trip through his ter.
ritory.
w. V. Ballcw. J. \. Folgcr & Sons
viii visi, the south plains territory
this week
Frank Sockwcll Of the international
Harvester Company, IL In town for
day or two.
c. l.. linn. traveller Tor the Texas
NJ. a " Is working around Wichita
Falls this week.
Dean Garrett. Rice silk Dry Goods
Co. has gone 10 81. Louis Tor the win.
ter market season.
Miss Il. VI. Mccullough advance
agent for the Lyccum Course. was in
Amarillo yenierday.
NJ. J. Wolff OF For, Worth was IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Amarillo Monday and Tuesday with a
good line of cigars.
Lee Roiham WIS In Amarillo with
q good line OF clothing. Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
w u. "l,cx" ALBANIAN. Bllsh Mise q
SULLIVAN Hardware Co. ~ working the
North Plains this week.
VI. ". Horne. Of Claiming. IL In
Town visiting with ". u. Allen Of the
J. u. Bryant Company.
ID. II. doe" Iarhrough with the
Check q Neal Coffee Co. win work the
North Plains this week.
Joe Holland. Oklahoma Hardware
Cos. representative IN the Panhandle
u travelling on the South plnlns.
Frank u. Grlrrs. Sweetness" with
the Douglas candy Co.. is travelling
the territory arund llainslcw thls
wcek.
!. NJ. Doncsky. TigplnmothnmIin
l'y'l.omn Dry Goods Co. r. ngnln on
The Territory after spending q month o.
DIiiaa.
". H. Browne representative ~ Elv.
walker Dry Goods Co. 81 81. Louie
hn" gone 20 81 Louis for ~. winier
market season.
H. g. Mcknight. handling the Nc.
KNIGHT clo,hlnE. was In the city for "A
couple ~ DAYS this week. and n npw.
covering the Panhindle.llains tori.
tory.
J. IT, Speed. special agent IL the
Liverpool London & Globe lusurnncs
company q. Dallas. visited tn city
last week. 'lr. Speed X member OF
the Grand EXccgii,c Committee of the
United Commercial Travellers and via
tied the regular monthly meeting II
Amarillo C0rncii No 225 Saturday
nighi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26
woman Candidate Defeated.

COLUMBIA. $. G.. IAN. 25.-On the
facr ~ unofficial and incomplete re-.
turns received tonight. Miss COrlnnc
Bgrticld. the firrt woman To offer for
the legislature Of South Carolina. was
defeated today In special election In
Clarond0u county. Five men candidates
aliu were In the field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Way II Gocs-''My butcher congrat.
ulatsd me today ON the rumor thu.
clothes are going down"
"Weiig"
'Ho was ~ nice about II that OF
course ! couldn't kick when he charged
mo a little more for mcat."-Dc,rolt
Free Press.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Acclrding To careful estimates. three
borIr 81 clrsc uiudy wear oui the body
more than ten hours of hard physical
execution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26
JUST JOKING

Yet They're SIN on the Job-'Lcnine
and Trotsky are Stayed by Maxim Cor.
ky."-IIcarlng Ia Carleton New Bruins.
wick CAM sentinel.
The c.Voiced-"Norma Jean
Erdmann In the soprano and Herman
Tricbcr the quartet that Ia singing
this week nj the Lancaster Theatre In
Boston. "-chillothe scioto oJ Gazette.
Doug's Job--'Because Of his splen-
did work for the Government War
Loans. Douglas Fairbanks has been
appointed director OF War Sayings for
southern California by tho federal au.
thorities Motion Picture World.
Travelling Llght-"The bride wore a
travelling gown of blue picture hat and
she carried a bouquet Of yellow chry-
Sanihcmums, "--Bcrkahirc tAiaAaJ Eagle.
Possibly Exploflve-"Accordlng 10
Lloyd's Register. 1913 per cent OF yes.
sells are oil burners: coal burners, 70
per cent: Internal combustion engines.
IL per cent. and sail. . Der cent
Boston Traveller. -tIt
From Hand 20 Mouth-'Threc re-
markablc operations have opened tho
locked paws of Alss Charlotte Hover.
twenty.slx years old. Of No. s27 Autumn
avenue. who IN now able 20 masticate
her food for the first time In two
years. New York Journal.
They Held Trumps-''s Trumpers
descended ON a party % men who were
playing a friendly game az cards af
Margarctylllc and arrested the men,
who later were fined sIO0."--catsklll
n. ~ Enterprise.
Ncrvy-"Pardon me. miss. Although
n perfect stranger. must tell you that
you are beautiful"
"slr. shall call a policeman"
II am sure he viii agree with me-"
detroit Free Press.
Sidewalk aud Fircside--"some Of
these Soviet people are pretty much
worried about the winter"
II thought mebbc they would be-"
rcjoinci Farmer corntossei. ''rhe trou-
bic with aovletlam. as Tar as ] can
make out. is too much soap-box and
not enough wood.box.r Washington
Star.
a Specializing Parrot-"Aro you tho
man WIN aOld mo thla farruf ve9fer-
day."
Mrs GIddlgad appeared TO be greatly
excited and very angry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Nodka exceeds In strength tho aicc.
hullc beverages 81 any other country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26
BOY HOWDY!

Personal Notes Gathered Here and
There Which Tell Where thr
Statesmen Are and What They
Are Doing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Drowning used to be- a LEGAL punish.
mcnt n England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Yet They're sim on the Job-'Lcnlne
and Trotsky are Stayed by Maxim Cor.
ky."-IIcarlng In Carleton New Bruins.
wick CAM sentinel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Doug's Job-'IBccamse Of his splcn.
did work for the Government War
Loans, Douglas Fairbanks has been
appointed director OF War Sayings for
southern California by tho federal au.
thoritlcs Motion Picture World.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Travelling Llght-"The bride wore n
travelling gown Of blue picture hat and
she carried a bouquet Of yellow chry-
santhcmums, berkshire tAiaAaJ Eagle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

a Specializing Parrot--"Arc you tho
man who sold me this parrot ycster-
day"
Mrs. Giddlgad appeared 10 be greatly
excited and very angry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Possibly Explofive--"Accordlng 10
Lloyds Register. ie.3 per cent OF yes.
sells are oil burners; coal burners. 70
per cent: Internal combustion engines.
IL per cent. and sall. . Der cent
Boston Traveller.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

The c.voiccd--"Norma Jean
Erdmann lS the soprano and Herman
Tricbcr the quartet that h singing
this week nj the Lancaster Theatre In
Boston. "-Chillothc scio,o CoJ Gazette.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

They Held Trumps-"state Trumpers
descended on a party of men who were
playing friendly game az cards at
Margarctyllle and arrested the men.
who later were fined sl0o."--catskili
". ~ Enterprise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-26

Nervy-'Pardon me. miss. Although
a perfect stranger. ! must tell you that
YOU are beautiful"
'slr. shall call a policeman"
Il am sure he viii agree with me-"
Detroit Free Press
The evening world., 1921-06-24

gions OF France. FIFTY students from ten
colleges accepted the invitation Of the
French Government and will sail on the
Paris to-moI row.
The American Students IL oonstruc-
ton Associs ton il to be the host OF the
occasion, and Myron r. Herrick. VI.
casenave. French Minister Plenlpoten-
tiary Prof. william Emerson of Massa-
chusctts Technical. Henry George jr.
and Prof. William A. Boring OF Column
bia will be among the speakers.
The association was organized last
spring. and among the contributors to
the work are Mrs. Harriet e. Alexander,
Antoine Bordes, Mrs. Louise Dickey,
Mrs. II. l.. Higginson, J. Hammond.
Mrs. ~ IN II. Hart. MRS. Cleveland
II. Dod1 IRIS. Ellen w. Duryea. Mrs.
VI. II. Miss Carolyn Lyon. Miss
Anne Mi -, Cyrus McCorrhick, Mrs.
Manton H. latcalf, Mrs. r. II. Miner,
II. F. Manvllle. W. A.. Maurer. Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Shonnsrd. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Satterlec and many graduates
~ Tho universities,
The evening world., 1921-06-24
ACTOR FILMING ~PERIL0US
ESCAPE" LOSES 4 FINGERS.
Jimmy callahan, Flying From
'Desert Island" Gets Hand
Into Propeller.

ATLANTIC CITY. June 2,.--Jimmy
Callahan. "a movie actor. had a close call
Just before dusk last night while escaping
from desert island" as a part OF a
picture stunt with its locale on a sand
bar across the inlet from this resort.
He stepped back into the whirling pro-
peilor of an airplane in which hes was
Fleeing"
In previous pictures he had used a
plane with the propeller in front. but
to-day a tractor plane. with the blades
In the rear wac employed A sail boat
Tot in front of the plane as II started
The evening world., 1921-06-24

70 COON across the inlet. and Callahan
stepped hack to brace himself as the
pilot flung the machine up. lie showed
hi~ left hand out behind him and IL was
struck by the whirllng propeller. clip
ping of the four fingers at the hrst
joint.
Showing nerve. Callahan grabbed a
strut with his right hand and stcadied
himaelf. The pilot was unaware OF the
accident until he brought down the
plane The injured man was rushed to
Waggonner Hospital. where II was
found necessary to amputate the fingers
at the second Joint
The evening world., 1921-06-24
HONOR STUDENT. WORKERS.
voIspteer- to spend summer in
French Devastated Regions.

A farewell dinner will be given -
night at the Yale Club to the American
colleglans who have volunteered for the
summer to work In the devastated 30
The evening world., 1921-06-24

PRODUCT loNs------------::--=--
FULTON 'os o., ST. WV w Of "a ss z, h'; a. $50
win VI. so los; sSss.,i,;s1..,.,...t"LILIOM"
The evening world., 1921-06-24

---=-----=THEArRE gull
GARRlCK Ss .S. + Ts Of b' ,nS s ~,
MR.. PIN PASSES BY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
ou v,pkrr QUOTATIONS..
Distinguished Party Here

A distinguished party OF Mexican
officials and prominent oil opcrat-
grs headed by GoveruOr-clect GEN..
e. I,.prz de Lara, arrived In tulsa
Yesterday and was given "a royal roe
,,ruuu. u should mean a return
,,+ uu The part " Tulsa oil men,
vga should Immediately charter a
sp,.al train Of Pullman cars and
attend the governor * Inauguration,
y,tt.N will be on February l6. with
fh, governor was H. v Izaguirre,
wru s prominent in oil circles in
NeN.up. NinCcntc Nillasaua. editor
of .EI Munio,' which means The
World" It, col. Julio DayilI, who
IS f.. governors chief of staff. Ia
muulpa5 is the oil center ot Mex
fec. and there are four prominent
towns chief Of which Is Tumpico
N,yt In impoftanCc is MaHmorras.
Nueyu Laredo and Victoria, the lat
fer Uu.ug the capital of the state,
Tta governor elect has promised
thl, his first efforts, after being in
stalled as governor, will be directed
toward bcttorinE The political CON
dluous Of all these principal cities,
and the chances are that by SO do
ing ho VIII continue to attract oil
men and especially pleasure seek
cr,. There is a great opportunity
Tor the town in Mexico that makes
the winter tourist comfortable.
V.ucento Vinasanl. editor of "El
Nuud0' which means The World, '
and which paper has the best oil in
formation of any Of the Spanish
papers in Mexico says that there
an. iu the neighhorhood of twenty
wells being drilled north of Tam
pi.o. any one OF which Is likely to
bring IN new field as soon as
completed The country north of
Victoria is also being explored and
there are being four or five wells
drilled at the present time. Also, In
The ncighborhUod Of Nueyo Laredo
and also near Guerrero and M!er.
exploration work is under way.
"ON men from Tulsa have all
made money in the Mexican field,
and we hope 20 see as many more
as possible cast their lot with Us"
said Senior Nillasana. "Oil men Will
be fully protected in all their drill
ing operations
T.. Y. Yzaguirrc says that be
cause Of the fact thht he IS a native
and knows the country thoroughly
and has secured the best geological
help available he is In position to he
OF great service and assistance TO
the wonderful production Of oil,
there is some wonderful beer manu-
faciurCd in our country that would
make Milwaukee jealous and make
the driller joyful and happy while
he works"
Article 81 in our constitution.
that has caused so much controversy
is likely to be rewritten and some
changes made that will bring about
good feeling between the oil men
and the government.
Article 27, as 1t now stands,
means that the government can take
over leases that have been dAclopcd
and that have been acquired in times
past. These leases were from indi-
vduals and no question has ever
been raised as TO their validity. In
seeking 10 nationalize the oil indus
try the government IL issuing leases
on northumberland land, but II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

Article q is rewritten the leases
that are now owned by foreigners
VIII not ho included iu the uttlOu-
alzatiou plans. However it is up
70 The congress OF Mexico
From the current issue Of the
Tamp!co Tribune the following is
given.
More oil was shipped out of the
Mexican oil fields last month than
ever before in any one month. More
than seventeen and hJlt million
barrels of petroleum ana its prod
ucts were exported from the ports
.uf Tampico, Port LobDs and Tux
pam hy nineteen shipping com
panios.
'1ho shipments aggregated H.
GuN.5O2.09 barrels. Iu iu,rpusc over
November exports u' l35IJ0S.1S
barrels, and 39G4S5.iI barrels more
than was shipped last september,
the banner shipping month up to
that time
AS usual the lWasteot Petroleum
company headed the list It's ship
moufs totalod S.222,S4N44 barrels
Tho Trauscout.nontAl company was
second with 3,05N,231.3G barrels.
Six other companies shipped In ca
ecss of one million barrels each.
Following arc the exports made
by the various shipping companies
DURING tho rU.NrfI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

lT6ON
Monthly Exports
Tide-Her Company Drills
Into Salt at /acamiStie

The first well to be drilled by the
TidcmcX company. subsidiary OF
tho Tide Water oil company of
Bayonnc, y. j., since its entry into
the Mexican fields, was drilled into
salt water January 10 Mt depth Of
2.505 feet. II was their No. ! well
on lot 2l5 Amatlan. The oil blew
over the derrick for a number Of
feet but when an analysis was made
| II was found To show five per cent
salt water and was Immediately
closed in.
The TidemeN company was one
| OF the first TO enter the IacamiN-
| lie field on n large scale before
there was a drop Of oil showing. At
that time their program called for
| The immediate expenditure of sew
oral million Of dollars 70 be used
| in the construction Of pipe lines, n
| railroad telephone systems, "A ter
miual at Mata RodOnda with the
necessary pump stations sea loading
| lines, etc.
AN official Of the company said
| that it was possible that some of the
OH at 2l5 Amatlan could be saved
but that nothing had been definitely
J decided regarding this.
] - il'AA VI AAAiIl1 anu 'b'hl lt' wv
| program will proceed according TO
original plans with the additions
that will be made from time TO
| time"
In regard to the above well, the
| Tidal oil company officials here
makes the following statement II
is taken from a letter dated Janu-
airy II, 1871 from Frank Haskell
| president Tidal oil company, and
also president Of the Tidemex oil
company:
"a wire received this morning IS
20 the effect that our first well in
Mexico was drilled into water at
2,JOi feet after making oil and gas
lhy heads for several days. II was
evidently too far east but very close
,u something better. There was, of
course, nothing 20 show whore we
should locate when this we'll was
Istartod. COMPETITIONS since indicate
that the height Of the structure lies
well TO the west Of where we drilled
Nearly an of our other acreage is
west Of this we'll: in fact, we could
not have drilled farther east on any
llcroagc We have i'm the field. II Is
something Of setback ana we are
IaIl disappointed, Of course, but arc
az con rsat as eyer Of the ultimate
Iuutccuo OF our MeNlcan project
4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
Important Traffic Hearing
Wednesday

An important hearing regarding
the intrastate rates has been on at
oklahoma city Wednesday and
Thursday. the last day being set
aside for arguments. II is the first
opportunity that oil men have had
To get a line on the newly organized
corporation commission which Is
hearing tho case.
At Wednesdays hearing, the tes'i-
mony was all in favor Of the ship
pers OF crude oil and the railroads
appeared not to have "A leg TO
stand on" II was shown plainly
that higher rates cut of the traffic
entirely and inasmuch as rcfinors
doing business i'm Oklahoma are de-
pendent on tank car shipments Of
crude oil, IL was evident that there
must be reasonable rates granted or
tho business would absolutely stop.
At yesterdays hearing the attor-
ney' for the refiners, Clifford
ThOrne, presented his argument and
the various railroad attorneys did
likewise. At the present writing i
is not known what tho outcome viii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
Lyons Petroleum OperOtions

At Okomah the Lyons Petroleum
company Is uudCrryamlug 6-iuch
casing at 2,ZOO feet ON the panostc
farm, in the uorth,ast of southwest
of 1-1l-g
At HoIdcuvillc, the Lyons Petrol
cum company has run N-iuch cas-
ing at 2,2oo feet and Is now under
roaming ON the Jacobs farm iu the
southeast Of the northeast Of the
northeast Of 1l-1-S.
West Of Otmulroc. the Lyons
Petroleum company is drilling at
l4OO feet ou their Graysou No. 3.
Jon the southwest Of tho southeast uf
the southeast Of l5-13-12.
West Of Hcnryctta, the Lyons Pei
troloum company has completed q
fishing job az 755 feet and is now
ro-running l. 1-2-iuch casing at
that depth, on the jerry Sears No.
., in thc northcas, OF the northwest
of 5-ll-ll.
North ~ Phiipsvllc, tho Lyons
Petroleum company IS drilling in
sand found at 2,ljO feet on the JEFF
fcrson farm i'm the northwest of the
northeast Of the northeast Of IL
ALI This well was drilled feet
in, Saturday, and had been smut
down for taukago and Will hc drilled
I'm Tuesday evening
At chultor, on the Holleymnn
farm, i'm the southeast " the south
west Of the northeast OF G-l2-l3, the
Lyons Petroleum company had a
showing for 100000 gas IN shnd
found at 2,OSl feet. The same was
drilled 10 feet in and shut down
Saturday evening. Casing was run
a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
win the OIL Men
Prominent Rcnucr in rovn.

'r""''''"' h''"''' III i"Nh
kuN Juugt president ui tO" Fam
Handle lt,luirg ,umuluN with
b.,l,t,rt,,s. ID, l,.l..s. .. cha. ..,.,.
....., ,....
'''" '' "''' '' ''' ""' "'' '"' '"'
I""k i"r tho wHrhut iur iIo spruE
business MI Jones has. good ur.
,..u....i..u ....l ,.,t,.,.. anal ,.
''''
.', vi ,'' ~" '"'N i' ''' ''AlnW'.'
''''''"'!'
.. o.. '' '' "'' "i ''''u N..' a l'i Ns
''I'th.I.' gives ''' '"u""lnt 400.
''"'''" '' IDh''d '' 'h' ht".'u
N'"'', "'". I'' says iH". i1'
'.','' ','"' P""'"''' s'Il Time ago
nus we" wac in '''"i hH 'hr "uh
p'pt "", ls Nil"'H One w'I' OBJ 'hr
wen ana ''' H'n'''.f amt AalH'nd
WV" '"' '' l'''-. 'Nd th'l lh'N
'Hv'u', '''"r'hN 90 pI' 9" ln' Nru
""" ''N' ',,''I "". ln "r'"NlnE ''
,"' We" N'' "'" '''r. w
"'N' u,"ue '.''Nt' ih'n'' L" dIII.
,"I'' "'H'' N'l'7 over 'h'lr, ln ad
"'''h 'o Nn'l some v'H'r pari''s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
TrO important Wells
at EiidSriiie

Two important wells that extend
the Eliasville, stephens county
Texas field, have been brought In
the past two or three days, IN"
Humble oil e Refining CO. getting
a 2.O0O-barrel producer In It's Spain
well, which extends the Tydon pool
at Fliasville about a mile To the
southeast.
The Link oil company's test throc
miles north Of Ivan on the southern
edge OF the Lydon pool is good for
aroung 500 barrels daily in the
deep pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
Nariand Gets Big Wen
in the Usage

T.. W. Marland brought In 1900
'harrel producer. natural, in the 600
foot or second break in the MisiH-
sippi lime, yesterday in his No. II
well. located In the northeast cor
ner Of the southeast Of tse north"as,
Of the northeast Of bets. sand
was found from 2.G3l 90 2.68S feet
Mr.. Marland can bring in these bic
ones without fear Of breaking the
market, since he stores his own
oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
Arkansas Acreage.

Have 1900 acres i'm Dallas Coun-
" Ark, within approximatoly 40 or
90 miles Of EldOrado. Rentals
amounting to $4,000 viii be duo
February I, payment Of which Will
defer drilling operations eight
months and so on for two years,
NHl give liberal proposition TO party
that viii pay rentals and agree later
o. drIll well. j. NJ. Alien. Usage
b,na or 7G5S. or wire y. w. Me
MILAN, Arkadelphia, Ark.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
Coiine oil Company
Has ShOicinS

The Co'ino Ou company drilling
I'm the southwest OF -5-i.". has a
showing for q well af 2.3U5 feet.
which may develop INTO somcthiug
worta while % H Important ings-
much as % i9 ahead - production
I'm the lIcweu field aud is located
along the bayou that may mean "A
real extension
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
NeUs From the
BrcCkenridge District

The breckenridge Crude oil syn
dicnto is shut down for pipe line
connections ON top Of the 3,050-foot
sand I'm their Walker caldwell test
I'm the Brcokcnridg" field, stephens
county Texas.
The cuffs No. Robinson, To-
Gated midway between Crustal Falls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

the 2.75G. foot sand u while back, ia
now drlliue 1t 2.S5O feet and Tho
well is spraying Oh ana making
about cocoon feet Of gas II is still
drilling. however, and will make II
Wilcox sand tost
!. Garfield Huoll missed the 1000
foot gas sand I'M his test In l5-14-S,
and will probably abandon. since he
is now working in :hc o 3-l6-inch
casing.
The Prairie oil ~ Gas CO.'S test
i'm 6-15-7, which WIS given shot
IN the 3.33O-foot sand. Be still clean
ing out and figntiug a badly caNiug
hole Tho we'll IS spraying about
seven barrels OF unusually high
grade oil daily. and strenuous meas
urcs are being taken To- save 10, II
now has 4-luch liner in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
National Exploration Gets
Nice Wen Vest of KeiIyUiiie

The National Exploration corpor-
alton brought i'm q nice well yester-
day wost OF Kcllyyille located on
,hc west line OF 2l-l7-lo. The
butcher sad was topped 'uring the
night. ana the we'll Immediately
flowed over the rig, An oil saver
was rushed out by daylight and the
wr' is now flowing steadily into the
tank. The bIg pay came JUS. be-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
South of BriStOW

The Phillips Petroleum corpora
TONS test in the Bigpond allotment
in the northeast OF 30-15-9, which
had about 100000 feet of gas in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
OIL AND GAS
leases - Supplies - Production. Etc.
For sale by Owner.

100 acres, onc-fourth mile Of drill
ing well west of Hcnryotta. For full
Information call Usage Gss5, Tulsa,
or address G79-B, care of World
Adyt