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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

fTu~daft uuotafIoneJ
suE~r--ogisL Ra~. tg.se. graduated.
tt0kie
Coff~~-No. Rio. spot. sgGtc III: no.
sAnta1. III. UGtAe IN
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. ST. Demand sser
iirE, ft.-ft. francs. ;osA-ta. lire
80. 0tssh. marks. % oese.
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JOHN MILLS. ono of America.

leading SCIENTISTS and an authority
on the modern radio telephone and
telegraph. was TO address faculty and
students at tho University OF Wash
ington at I y. m. Tuesday In Bagley
hall.
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Jan. si-str Cricket from Tsooms. at
a. m. Jan. s0---Htr Pine Tree state
from Manila via Hongkong. shanghai.
kobe and Yokohama. at y. IN: stf Adj
miral Dewey from Tacoma. at .. m
sailed
jan. 3i--Etr Admiral Dewey for Fan
Diego via San Francisco and San Pedro.
81 noon. str Dochrs for Portland. Me-. via
Tacoma Crays Hsrbor. San Francisco.
San Pedro. Balboa. Norfolk. Philadelphia.
New York and Boston. at 4s5o a. m. jan
se--str Hovick Hall for Glasgow via San
Francisoo, San Pedro and Balboa. Al t.se
y. IA
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SIsw LINE Off

Transfer Of the steamship Princess
from the Congress line. controlled by
the Morse shipping interests. 10 }. ~.
Winchester Co. OF New York. rs re-
garded by shipping men, AZ marking
the end OF the Congress lines at.
tempt 10 establish an intercostai
water service. The Princes. which rs
expected here next week. viii load on
Puget sound with lumber for Atlantic
coast consigneeH. Rolph. Mills 4 Co,
San Francisco. are agents for the
Princess
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81 FOR saLE-AuroMonu.Es

81 FOR sALE-AuToM0BILEs
ONE rs nlitScoH. ONE II NELtE.
ono ~ Auburn. all In running eon-
ditions can be seen At kccscs' re-
pair shor. soae Third ave,
9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HENRY MoSSuAcH nuYs USED
cars, pays cash. 1901 18th, phone
81 GARAGES
PORTABLE garages. houses. stores.
pEMAiiS PORTABLE nt.Dd. co,
iiiT Valley 81 Capitol s9ss.
10 FOR sAI.E--RlsAL ESTATE
A PAW CLoSE-iS
HOME GIFTS THAT ARE WORTH
WHILE LOOKING AT
$500 buys an all modern home OF
rooms. ON 18th, near Column
his st, with hardwood fioofs
turnout. A homo for which
$4,000 was refused by owner a
few months back.
isrn. NEAR CHERRY
$3.50. $1,000 cash, buys t-room mod.
crn home. with cement base
ment furnace. garage. toNlzs
CAPITOL. uuI.
" iao. 1850 cash. balance like rent.
buys fun 2-atory f-room home,
cement basement; furnace; fire.
place. Lowell school district
A. co6tS 4 co, SOS Marion 81.
IcHotCE YAKIMA COLUMBIA RA-
SIN Irrigated land. Raise alfalfa
90 cuttinEsl. potatoes. corn, sweet
potatoes. peanuts. In fact. almoHt
anything; wberrisn and grapes
pay big; fruit and vegetables from
this district are first on tho mar
kwt BY = weeks, therefore bring
top price. plenty Of water. cheap.
ny acting now, you can produce
profitable crop this year. This IL
an Improved community; no dis
comforts OF pioneering Phone Tor
particulars Phone Elliott sis0,
opep evenings. &, A. Reid. 800
central nidg
nEACTfFuL VIEW HOME
Beacon hin. 10 minutes car ride
from Pioneer square. large lot.
eoxi2o; s-room house, : bedreoms:
HEAT. paw sment Ia and paid for.
2 fruit trees; shrubs; garage Price
$1,000 furnished, ts.10o unfurniah-
ed, 1900 cash. balance tza month.
STEEL REALrf pEy. corr
Fourth and Union. Elliott 1907.
WHY ARE Nou PAYING RENT
when 800. and s2s per month. viii
buy dandy 5-room plAAtored
bungalow. ia good district. near
car. Price si.f00. Phone AIR.
Marsh. Rainier e0as
GEO. A. SPENCER a co
ssit Ferdinand 81. columbia city.
n ALL cOTTAG si.ssV. sts
down. SIS month. eot Americsa
Rank. Main stfs
FOR SALE. cHEAf--SEW GROOM
bungalow. breakfast nook. built
IN features $50 n. ssth.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

WEDNESDAY
FEB. !
FIRST Low lido
1901 n m ID H.
First High Tide
7s4s a ~ ~ J e.
reroDd Low Itde
2 0t o. M "a n.
second High Tide
la q. m. 81 ~.
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., BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Will SELL cttEAp, or EN-
change for Improved city prop
rrty, my t0-room hotel, good town.
small competition; full house.
Cheap tent Elliott ilHA.I
MRS WN CHAPMAN. FORMERLY
81 9. 9. hcrg'r, viii clean and re-
model your fufs. firKt class
work prices right at ittt 7irt ay,
1880: SIS CASH. SIS MONTHLY.
takes my rooms - good fnrni-
ture; rooms 20 subict Elliott
1851.
ron RALi.-A GOING BUSINESS.
Have. more than We can tab. care
OF a snap for some one. Phone
Elliott ttss.
CABINET SHOP, GOOD LOCATION.
Excellent opportunity. bit - Viz
sinia. in basement.
FOR SALE BARBER SHOP. )
chairs. excellent fixtures. HRcri-
flee ia Pike "a.
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Alaska Vessels


Reward-,Jsn. ec-salied. ctr North
, cstsrp. bound south. 81 1876 a m
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HURT on VESSEL

As a result OF an accident on the
Luckenbach. Alex Mitchell. 2i2sl
Sixth ave. IL in the Providence hos
pital. suffering from a broken leg.
Mitchell Is a stevedorc.
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Liberty Bonds
shondhys auofsttoHeb
furnished by T.. u. Manning & Ca
Ifuflrf Hofsl VulldinW
Foreign Money Status

fH"hHhFN VuufnffouaI
Furnished by O.. ". Manning q ca.
Batter Hotel Buiiding
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Weather Bureau Report
Arrivals and Departures

TATOosH ISLAND. Jan. SIS A. "A.
Clear. wind east. ~ miles an hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: e24i w. H PECK Residence 2442

tions are located on all sides OF Rush
Springs and should give the new
field a thorough testing by the time
they are either brought In or proven
a duster.
one test is to be made on the
southwest quarter OF section 1i-4-S,
on the J. II. Perdley farm, another
is to be on the Sell Pursley farm in
section 17-4-6, one on the johnson
farm in section 1-3-6; one on the
Petit farm In section l2-4-S; one
on the Williams farm IN section "a
As; one on the G., Il. Moss farm in
section Has and one on the Jim
Taylor farm in section 2-4-S.
With the Warren rig skidded over
and to be spudded in Saturday. this
makes eight tests going down
around Rush Spring-. anyone OF
these means Il boom for Rush If oil
is found In paying quantities. Several
of these locations already have the
derricks built and win be spudded
in during the next few days. The
Johnson well, section 1-3-6 has al
ready been spudded and IN a matter
OF only a couple OF weeks, some
thing should be proven one way or
the other
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
In the Usage

Amarado petroleum company No,
1 in the northwest of the southwest
of the northeast OF 34-23-S, ig good
for 500 barrels in the second break
IN the sand from 2,69i to 2,743 feet.
This came in for $500 barrels,
WynUna OH company No. 1 In the
northeast OF the southeast OF 3S-24-
10 In making 80 barrels In the sand
from 1915 TO 1929 feet.
Comar No. IN the southeast of
the nol theaSt OF 2-26-5 is making
169 barrels IN the sand from 2,9lO
10 2,969 feet. This well was shot with
100 quarts.
Carter oil company No. l IN the
northeast of the northwest ot IL
26-5 is making 15 barrels in the sand
from 1850 % 2,9i0 feet.
Cosdeu OIL company No. 4 In tho
southeast Of the southwest OF S-26-
"a making lS0 barrels from the 2,S'l
TO 2.927 foot sand.
Cosden No IL In the northwest
Of the southwest of S-26-6 Is max
ing 175 barrels In the sand from
2.S23 to 2,S92 feet.
CoSden No. IS In the southwest
/ of the northeast OF the southwest OF
/ S-96-6 IL making 155 barrels In the
sand from 2.So2 to 2,S56 feet
| Gypsy on company Ne, IN the
northwest OF the southeast OF 2A-27-
/ 5 Is making 4 500 barrels IN the sand
| from 2.02l to 2,99l feet.
/ Phillip and Skelly No. b-A In
| the northeast of the southeast OF
/ 25-27-5, is making 80 barrels from
/ tho 2,910 to 2,966-foot sand,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Middle States Declares
Extra DiUideHd

Middle States oil has declared the
regular dividend Of l per cent cash
monthly for October, November and
December. making per cent for
the quarter. payable January j.
1923, to stock OF record December
10. and an additional dividend OF
three shares OF OIL Lease Develop
ment no-par stock on each 100
shares OF Middle States and proper
tionate fractional parts to holders
OF less than 100 shares OF Middle
States, such interest 10 be repre-
sented by script showing such stock
ownership in Oil Lease Develop
ment, payable on the same dates as
above. In reference to the stock
distribution, Governor Haskell says;
THE oil Lease Development com
pany stock distributed 10 Middle
States Oil shareholders Is OF an Is
sue OF no-par stock which at the
time or organization was bought and
sold at IS per share and up, but re-
cent acquisitions and developments
give this stock. I'm our judgment
materially above a $40 per share
value"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
H. N. Greis' 'Euster Star"
Takes HOnOrs at Kansas City

Easter STAR" 6-year-old chest
nut gelding, owned by II. n. Greis,
again took the blue ribbos for the
five gated championship stake, at
the Royal American Horse show in
Kansas City Friday night.
This famous horse took the high
est honors at the Cincisnati, Ohio,
horse show two weeks ago, and last
week the grand championship at
the St. Louis, No, horse show;
while the week previously, had won
first in the five gated gelding class,
and first In the five gated cham
pionship class for geldings, mares
and stations at Madison Square
garden, New York
Mr., Greis' horse, Emily Penn
? herton," won the junior stake at the
Kansas City show Friday night ac-
cording to reports from there yester-
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Many Dry Holes in Past Week

Transcontinental No. 1 Milan In |
tho southwest corner Of l2-22-6 Is
dry and abandoned at also feet.
Flight and Burncs No. 2 powell
IN the northwest corner OF the north
east OF g-20-S. al Old well drilled
deeper, is dry and abandoned a.
g. 262 feet
shortgrass and associates have a
dry hole in their No. l jackson ln
the southeast corner OF the south
west of the northeast OF lV-20-S.
Douglas st clair No. / Nagguner
in the southeast corner OF the south
ytst OF the southwest NJ 17-lS-N,
was dry iu the butcher from 3. lAS
to 3,l77 feet, ana had u hole fun
of water In the Wilcox from 2,4tO
to 9.45O feet Abanconed.
McMauu on company has dry
hole In its No, / Shipman in the
northwest cornor OF S0-lS.s, at g.
435 feet,
w. B. Pines No. Corbett in the
northwest corner OF the southwest
| OF s5-12-12 is dry and abandoned
at 5000 feet
Eastern OIL company No. 1 Enloe
! In the southwest corner OF 26-lB-S.
/ is dry at S,S1G feet Abandoned,
/ Carroll ana associates No.
strip in the northeast corner OF the
| northwest OF the southwest of 81
! 16-g have a hole full of water al
| 2.977 feet. Abandoned.
/ Purdey and associates No. ! IN
/ the southeast corner OF tho. north
east of the southeast or 86-l6-9, IL
Is dry AZ 2,S70 feet
kawfields No. / French In the
southwest corner OF the southeast
of the southwest of lA-l6-l0, Is dry
at 3,046 feet.
Tibbens OH company No. liill
| In the northwest corner of the north
east of the northeast of 36-lb-s,
is dry at $3.50 feet.
Wilcox No. POS, IN the south
east corner OF the northwest OF So
1910. Ia dry and abandoned at 81
1874 feet.
Independent OH company and
Buell. have dry hole In their No.
Barnett In the northeast corner Of
21-14-s, at 2,775 feet.
Gypsy Oh company No. / Fields,
In the northeast corner OF the north =
west of 24-11-11, ~ dry and
abandoned at ASIA feet. This was
an old we'll drilled deeper.
Long Beach Oil syndicate No, ]
Allen in the worthwest corner Of
tho southeast of 21-7n-l7w. ie dry
and abandoned at 1876 feet
Joe Crump's No. ] Tally I'm tho
southeast corner OF u-1n-5w is dry
and abandoned at 1,1s2 feet. This
! Is an old well drilled deeper.
/ Magnolia Petroleum company No
Palmer in tho northeast corner OF
{ the northeast of the southeast oi
51-ls-Sw. Is dry and abandoned nj
= $3.50 feete.
National OH & Gas Co, hae a dry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

20 hsrrcls IN the sand from t72t TO
l,72g feet,
r. a " syndicate No. I 4 FerEn
son RS, Archer county is pumping
40 barrels in the sand from t,57N TO
i.hSA feet
Nurrhinsou and plsr have a 300
barrel woll In their NO. 2 Hirschi
CO Wichita county in The sand
from i,SS6 90 iS90 feet
TcNhoma on & Bofinlug Go, No.
.. Waggoncr III. wichita county
is making i50 barrels in tho sand
from 1924 to l.63J fcrt.
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De enjoyed himself to the limit of
the game laws. 30 10 speak He was
accompanied on the trip BY j. y.
WcRner OF Hartford city, Ind, who
formerly lived iu Tuls1, and who was
thoroughly familiar with tho hunt
ing grounds, having made the trip
Otpry wear for seven years Mr.. SHAFT
for reports q wonderful time as small
game. such Rs phoosauts were plen-
uful and fish OF tho salmon variety
Vcre easily Killed with rilo. Mr..
Shuif0r brought homo some fine
photographs but his deer suffered
disaster ON the w1y.
$. ". .Punyl Hlovius Is in the city
ana reports having transferred his
allegiance to Doctor Wilhoit andt
viii Thus leave the Prairie oil g. Gas
Co, after having been with them for
% year az WeuWka. Mr. Blevins
stys that tho prairie Is hkely 10
bring iu well iu 1910 which VIII
cNtcnd the pool somewhat.
lI =. Ashton with the Luhrite Re-
filming company of sc, Louis, is bound
to talo leading part iu ;he eatsr-
uumCut OF outside guests during
the convention, as he has q vide ac-
uuaiOiauer ana iA moreover the soul
of hospitality, lie included tho oil
editor IN his list 90 whom he sent
cards to the Missouri Athletic club,
which unfortunately the oil editor
win not be able 10 use.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
CoIcniaR-NeiSon Refinery
Undergoing Repairs

The Coleman Nelson corporation
refinery at West Tulsa located on
the river just south OF Coustaniln
refinery. was closed yesterday for q
30-day period during which cNten.
sivc repairs and improvements VII
be made.
The capacity ot the plant viii be
Increased somewhat ln preparation
for some large fuel contracts, TO be
ftllcd after the first of tho year
II. W. Coleman. president ot the
firm is I'M the city looking after tho
affairs OF his company while hlH
partner, Matthews Nelson Is under
going treatment Tor a recent illncsS
IN Los Angeles, and expects to re-
turn to Tulsa in about three weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Sinclair to Make Fort
Worth Headquarters

FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. a
The Sinclair interests have made ar
rangements for space on the twenty
fourth floor OF tho +. a. NJ. bank
building in this city to bring Me
Shugert, agent in charge OF all pro.
dusing properties OF the Sinclair Oh
& Gas co. In Texas, Louisiana and
Arkansas, now located at Ranger
Texas. and w. r. Capron, 6gent 10,
the Sinclair Crude Oil PURCHASING
company in the North and Centra
West Texas district with headquart-
ers at Wichita Falls. and their re-
spective staff OF employees to this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Wilcox Gets Deep Dry
Hole South of BristOW

The II. f. Wilcox oil & Gas Co.
has Just completed the plugging Of
a deep dry hole on the Clarence
johnson farm in the southeast of the
north half OF the southeast of rs
15-9. The Wilcox sand was pene-
trated at a total depth OF 2,s25 feet
when the hole Immediately began
filling up with water. This was
rather an unexpected disappoint-
meat. in that the surrounding terri
tory has all the earmarks of an oil
producing country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Dutch Shell Enters Guif

ANAHUAC. Texas Doc 2--Rc-
prcseutativcs Of Dutch Shou have
loasod lands belonging to Jackson
estate and John n. Jackson. lying
nine miles southeast uf Anahuac in
Double Bayou section, Lease Is In
ncighhorhood ot ninety thousand
acres. tAnahuac is uttle city on gulf
coast In Chambers couutyD yD--itous-
ton Chronicle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

city, The Sinclair Pipe Line COM
pany and "A skeleton legal depart
ment are already located In Fort
Worth, and It is planned TO unite
the various suhs!d AIRY companies of
the Sinclair interests under one
roof The proposed change viii not
become effective until the latter
part OF December, "a the office
space leased can not be obtained
until that time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Big Well ia Stephens
COHntg. Texas

Tsy-O-Wa No. 2 Lee, section II,
r. and p. Hart pool, stephens
county, Texas, was shot with l2V
quarts in the sand from S,O29 TO
3.O93 feet, and is making 225 barrels
an hour. Twenty per cent water.
Total depth 3,l29 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
In The Smackouer District

Another big we'll has been added
to the list of big producers in the
Smackover district, Arkansas, VIZ
Gulf Refining company No.
Umsted in the northwest of the
northwest of 32-15-16, which came
In for an estimated production Of
10000 barrels. Well blew in after
being bailed several times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Wyoming.
Usage Sale Early in the Year

Now comes the report that the
next sale of oil leases in the Usage
will be held January IS, 1923. 1t
had been hoped that this sale would
be postponed until there was a bet
ter demand for crude, and conditions
had improved generally. The throw
ing on the market of this big bunch
of acreage which totals $4,000
acres, divided into 21S tracts of 100
acres each, will certainly upset
market conditions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
OIL AND GAS
Observation-Disclosures. Etc.

=. win trade one-third interest in
schooley bit pulley (patent applied
ior), for used Cadillac roadster;
royalty now from s25 to $50 per
month; will double when busineGS
gets better. Pulley being handled
oy Continental Supply company.
Fhone Cedar Observation-Disclosures.
Have drilling block near town
needing gas, Nowata- -Bartlesvtlle
9lstrict; also near production, Bart
esFille sand: want to make Wilcox
est Selling two offsets or make
aeal on block with responsible OPP
orator. Remember what happened
Chelsea Thursday. Tandy G. Young,
usage 649 or 926T.--AdVertis ment.
settled royalty for sale, Sl,4oo per
sarrel, no brokers. Write 364-J
d.-Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Program of American
Petroleum Institute

meeting OF the American Petroleum
institute viii be held in st. Louis,
December 6, and s, in the Hotel
Statlor, where rooms have been en-
gagged for group sessions and COM
mittee meetings. Hotel reservations
should be made direct to any of the
dozen or more leading hotels Of the
city.
Persons desiring tickets for the an
nual dinner, Thursday evening. De
cember 7. Gnstead Of Friday evening,
December s. as previously an
nounced) are requested to make re-
servations promptly, sending check
for s6 per ticket. II more than one
ticket is reserved, please send the
names Of persons for whom reserved
in order to avoid duplicate rcserva-
tions.
Wednesday December 9, 1922.
Morning--l0:30 O'Clock. Meeting
board of councillors. Executive ses-
sion TO nominate 20 directors)
Afternoon, 2:30 o'clock.1General
session.
The presidents address: Thomas
A. O'Donnen
The Oil Industry" A. c. Bedford,
Standard Oil company New Jersey.
california; New Place in the Oil
Industry" paul Shoup, southern Pa
cific railroad.
Evening p. m. General session
Report Of board OF councillors and
election of 20 directors,
"Oil Production in the South
| west" w. S. Parish, Humble Oil &
Refining Co.
my Faith in wyoming and Mon
| tana." +. Il. Kistler, Producers & Re-
| finers Corp.
Financing Oil Production" James
! J. McGraw, Exchange National bank
Of Tulsa,
Thursday. December =, 1922.
Morning-10 o'clock. Group ses-
sion.
General topic: Standardization,
| Slmplifica ton and Improvement of
Oil Drilling Methods and Equip
ment."
"The CementIng OF oil Wells" +.
b. Tough, United States bureau oil
| mines.
physical Qualities OF PIpe-Iron
| Pessemer and Open-Hearted Steel
s. f. Seller. National Tube company
Essential qualities and Analysis
OF Raw Material Entering Into the
Manufacture OF Drilling Equipment
and the Value of Heat Treatment,
Professor L. +. Mcintosh, Carnegie
/ Institute OF Technology
S. d. Tuthll. Lucey Manufactur
In corporation.
F. b. Foley. United States bureau
OF mines.
10 a. m.-Group session.
General topic: "What Is Gooc
Gasoline?"
1.-The Answer So Far Given by thu
Joint Research Program OF the Unit
ed States Bureau OF standards an,
the oil and Automotive industry
Dr. s. W. Stratton bureau or stan
dards.
demonstration Of the Relation
, ship Of the Knock 10 the Gasolin
Problem. the Remedy for IN
knock" Thomas Mldgley, jr
: General Motors corporation,
/ Afternoon-e;3O p. m. Group ses
| sion. ,.-
| General topic: Standardization
Simplification and Improvement c
II OIL Drilling Methods and EQUIP
| ment." (Continued),
"Simplificstion of Methods and "a
n Value OF co operation and Co-ofd,
d nation by INDUSTRIES illustrated
p; william A. Dufgin, department
= Standardization OF the OIL indui
d try" ,.,-, -. ,,,en
l. A. B. Steen, The Texas company.
From the field mans point
n view. Speaker 70 be announced,
e From the supply manufacturer
l. point of view: The principal manu-
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with the OH MeH

j. L.. shaffer of tho Shaffcr
Speciality company is back from a
trip To- the big game country In New
Hup4wtck which took him all the
way 20 quebec and from thence
around the entire state of Maine,
uud rnrr where game is the most
plentiful Of anywhere In the wogid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

mittee on railroad transportation OF
the American Petroleum institute.
1890 a. m.--Meeting committee
on fire protection OF the American
Petroleum institute.
10: 80 q. Meeting OF committee
D-2 OF the American Society for
Testing Materials.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
SeUen NeiU Locations Made
in Rush Field

Seven new locations have been
made In the Rush Springs field
not counting dozens that are being
talked of, but which are not as yet
authenic. The seven new loca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03


i'm the southwest corner ot the north
oust OF l3-3l-7 is good Tor 10
barrels in the sand from 2,6Nj 20 r.
$50 toot
Greenwood County.
r. c. Gillsple No. I WcScoit In tu'
centor Of the northwest OF the
northwest of the northeast or 81.
.22-ll. Is making 80 barrels Of OIL
and 20 barrels uf water in the sand
fraom 1897 to 2,99b feet
Butler county.
Lcwls on company No, IL Brown
in tho northeast corner OF tho south
east OF the northeast Of 3d-2P-b, ~
making SO barrels according TO first
reports from the E,736 to 2,IHS foot
sand. lts No. IA Brown In the
center Of the northeast line OF the
northwest Of tho northeast OF
3G-2g-5, In making 80 barrels IN the
sand from 2,7S7 10 2,763 feet, lth
No. 10 Brown In the center Of the
west line OF the northeast OF the
northeast OF 36-29-6 iA making 40
barrels in the sand from 2,7A8 To
27ss feet. No. 10 Brown In The
northwest corner OF 3l-20-6 b max %
ing 80 barrels I'm the sand from p
720 to 2,779 feet, after "A 40 quart
shot.
Chautnuqua County.
W. II. sproul has IN So,00O-foot
gasser in it's No. \, Lowell I'm the
southwest OF 0-56-12. ana leO,OOV
feet Of gas In his No. a, Lowell
same section.
Harper county.
El-Do-llarp Emp No, ] count
I Farm In the northwest corner or tho
northwest OF 3l-31-7w IS dry and
abandoned OF 500 feet.