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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-06
WHO rs THE BEST MODERN WRITER?
The Man Whom Conan Doyle
Calls Greatest British Nouelisi

THE publication Of a new novel BY
1 ". b. Maxwell and Of q new edi.
ton Of an old one affords an opportun-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
Cmter's PISS Output stu
around $500 Barrels

Carter OIL companys So-acrc loasc
to- 2-iJ-S continues to produce round
4 800 barrels day This tract off
sots the famous Roland gushcr 20
'hc north, being a north and south
so. The bulk ~ Tho production r.
coming from the No. we'll tho
second location north of the Roland
well on the east line. Tho No, 3 ~
doing around $500 barrels. The car
ter company Ii Su'l fishing for col
lapsod pipe no IT'S SO. &, which IL In
tho northwest corner Of the tract
This well is down 1900 feet drilling
rotary. Tho Wilcox company also
has a bad fishing job in It's west Off
set 10 the No g.
Tho Barnslall well, another Oft
set TO tho Roland we'll. which sud.
denly went to water after having
produced something Ike five hum
drcd thousand barrels OF oil, con-
tiuucs 10 produce around 1900 bar
rcls daily 10 was reported day or
two ago that thie well had stopped
flowing. but this has been denied by
the owners OF the well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
wilcox a Pioneer in
TOnnship HW

Mention was made IN Yesterdays
World OF a new well being brought
In by Chandler Campbell In the
northwest OF the northeast ~ tho
southeast OF i0-li-10. Tho top Of
the butcher was reached NJ 2.6l7
feet, and Immediately II began fill-
ing up with oil. Mr.. C~npbell OK.
poets to arm to the second break
In the sand as coon ns his taukage
IN erected
II is worth noting that the IT, T..
Wilcox oil 4 Gas co. drilled
this township in three different sec
tlons, which were the first three
wells In that district. II tested out
the llttit FlNico farm on Juno 3,
1918, tho location being the south
east or the northeast ot the Houth-
west ot ll-li-1O, tho butcher sand
being encountered at 2,59i feet, and
contained a nice showing of oil.
on June II, 1913. At 3.OiO feet,
the Wilcox was found with holc
full OF water at a depth OF $40
feet iu tho southwest Of tho south
west OF the southeast on the Cprdclia
largoe farm IA 1t-t4-1o. \ nice
showing of oil was found In tho
Dutchcr sand at hR5 feet,
The wilcox people drilled tholF
third test on tho Thomas Kay farm.
on August 3. 1919. with q hole nil
OF water I'm the deep sand found AZ
2921 feet, the location being the
southeast ot the northwest OF the
northeast ot iO-ll-i0, aud Just
quarter of mile north OF the Camp
bell we'll. Tho Glen sand from g.lS5
tn ? 270 feet carried water. and
what was thought TO he tho butcher
AT around 1900 foot, had a very
good showing of oil aud gas
However, WllcoNs luck continues
~ usual, as IL demonstrated by the
fact that after drilling three dry
holes In the township hls company
holds several hundred acres to tho
north and off-Setting the Campbell
well, which looks mighty good at
this time. II tends to prove the old
old story or pcrsistoncy winning out
I'm tho end
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
In the "HII" C0untrV

Turmau on company has location
iu tho center ~ the enat line In the
a'uiNr1st Of 'uo southeast Of 2i-
It.tI
kl1gwool OH company has rig IN
the soui h'ast of the southeast Of 81
ll.lI
Anderson & Soclcy arc rugged up
ana shut down In the northwest OF
tho northeast Of the northeast Of
ZS-tI-Il
Hilotto Kerr and others are shut
down az 3.O2G feet with hole FUN ot
water IN tho northwest Of the east
half or the northwest OF tho north.
east Of 3O-l1-l1.
kingwood on company ls drilling
NJ 1920 feet in the northeast OF the
northwest Of 33-ii-ll.
Atlantic on & Petroleum Co. IL
drilling at 1910 foct with oil show
I'm the northwest or the southwest OF
tho northeast NJ 3i-ll-i1.
Oklahoma Consolidated Is shut
down ut 500 feet I'm the northeast
NJ the southeast ~ the northwest Of
3i-1l.l1.
Robinson Gibson aud others are
fishing for tools at 3.ll9 feet with
gas aud water show In the southeast
NJ The southwest OF the northeast OF
35-l1-llt
r.. y. George has rig In the south
east Of tho northeast Of the south
west " 31.it-l1.
Producers 4 Roflners are drilling
nt BASS feet IN the northeast OF the
northwest Of G-ii-ii.
RoNanna and others are shut
down at 2.i93 feet with hole full OF
water IN tho southeast or the south
west ot the southeast OF 6-il-l1.
Stoigler oil company has casing
trouble At 2.Sls feet in the south.
east Of the northwest OF the south
west Of 1t-ll-1l.
Dcauor Il Jamison have rig and
tools In the southeast OF the north
east OF the southwest OF l5-1I-l1.
Dcnncr & Jnmison have liner sct
about 2,7i5 feet In the southwest
of tho southeast Of i5-i1-iI,
Empire Gas n Fuel co. has casing
trouble AZ 2,62i feet In the center
" the southeast OF tho northeast
OF i7-ll-ii.
Empire Gas & Fuel co. has loca-
tlor I'm the center Of the south line
or the southeast Of the northeast OF
iT-ii-ii
Lyons Petroleum company IL fish
ing for tools at 2.475 feet in the
northeast of the northwest OF the
southwest ~ i9-1l-ll.
sinclair on company Is setting
G-inch casing At 2.Gi7 feet IN the
southeast of the southwest OF 10
ll-tl.
Wyman and others have rig In
the southeast ot the northeast OF the
northeast OF 2O-11-ll.
peaner a Jnmison nrs shut down
at 2773 feet IN the northwest of the
northeast OF 22-1l-l1.
pcancr & JamIson are building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
Bniiding Rig Orer
" eIeetkd Gdsser

Producers Il Rcnners Corp
is building a new rig over It's big
gas we'll In the southwest corner OF
the south half OF the southeast of
the southeast Of 3-lO-1l. Lightning
struck the well I'm the storm Satur-
day night. the rig was burned and
the well ignlted. The flames leaped
high into tho air until Sunday even
ing. when the flames finally were
extinguished. Spectators who .aw
the flaming well estimated that IL
was making from 5O,O0O,0O0 to co.
600, 900 feet OF gas, but the owners
state that It Is good for 10000 600 to
20.OOO.O00 feet.
The work Of rebuilding tho rig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
Tulsa oil Men Operating
at SmdckOUer

There are not so many Tulsa oil
men Interested In the Smackovcr
field I'm Arkansas as IL usual Be
sides Brddstreet and Crosbic. who
have tho largest well 40 far drilled,
Conatantin. the Gladys Belle and
Sinclair appear TO be well inside the
money.
It Is reported that the Sims Pc
troleum company has been shipping
Smackover crude to Chicago. which
being the case, this heavy oil con-
stitutes real menace 10 the price Of
fuel oil Usually. the Arkansas
product has found its way south but
this time there IL danger OF II be-
ing shipped north. az the railroad
facilities are better In this vicinity
than they are almost anywhere else
IN Arkansas. and the connections to
Chicago and eastern markets are
good.
This oil would make good bunker
oil. and the only difficulty Sc the
transportation problem, which Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
COMPETITIONS in Texas

Texas company No 3 William
Houston In section 1850. Texas
Immigration and Land survey,
Breckenridge district Stephens
county Texas. got tho top OF the
black lime at 3,27s feet, total depth
3,3i5. Shot with $50 quarts iu the
sand from 3.2S5 to 3.343 feet. and
wellfs making 345 barrels
Drake oil syndicate No. Drake
I'm section 50, BAL survey. Currie
pool. stephens county Texas. found
the line from 3.liJ to also feet.
Well was shot with 20 quarts in
the sand from also 20 3.17S feet.
Estimated to be making goo barrels.
Union OH company No. 1 Grant
ham, Baker survey. Runder district,
Young county. Texas. topped the
sand at 3.S52 feet total depth 1859
feet. Well is producing $500. 900
feet Of gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
George Snedden Buys
Fisher-Umbree Well

George w. Snodden Of Tulsa has
purchased tho property In 36-1O-ll
that has been rcforrcd TO In recent
news Items a. the Fishcr-Gmbrce
tract Of S0 acres ON which well
recently was completed. Tho con-
sidcrition is reported to have been
$4,000 for tho SO-aCre tract on
which tho well was drilled. The
selling company ls known as tho
colonial supply company, In which
Fisher, Wilson, Dnyal and others are
Interested.
The earnest money on the deal oil
ready has been posted, and the re-
malndor OF the cash will he paid ae
soon az n five day gauge has been
made The well IL reported TO have
been swahbiug as high as zoo barrels
a day. The 5-iuch Pipe now IL being
run preparatory TO making the
gauge.
The Colonial organization retains
a 9O-acrc lease adjoining the tract
that Is being gold. and Ia now NOV
ing In u rig to offset the discovery
well
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
Ticker DOpe

Tpmp..o Moline 40 2 ~ pcuusyI
wanna Nstipau fuel controlled by
south Pennsylvania on shows salt
Willie making 900 barrels daily
This Ie rr1k heavy OIL well boo
south field Pump stations aud
pipeline valued 81 S3.00O,O0O WAS
Iu4t completed iu haudl, the pro-
huotpn. Wen was completed In
i'15.
NEW YORK Southern sia,ce
Ou corporation subsidiary iu tho
Osbrc NDtlou field ~ oklahoma.
has brought 100 100 barrel we'll on
% d10.HDfD luOl
Standard ON company ~ Now
Jersey soO holders have ratified TN
uIruFu 100 authorized common stock
from fl0.uOU.UDO ~ tG25.OOO,O
nui prorurel stock dividend OF 400
uur cont 100 ftl pu rhiroH Com
mon .fu.l outstanding viii bo ap-
uroEIuBiod 5000 600 600. balance ~
about I.tun.pGg shares a. hs held 80
treasury tp meet future needs OF
company
ptITsErHGU Premium on priu.
oipli Erpdo OF Pennsylvania crude
oIl hps boon raised from 30 20 30
cents 10 Iurrrl. OH city Irfiucrs arc
pl.p paying 30 cents premium This
makes total price of $3.50 barrel.
Including posted price of 50 other
Iouusyivaua Grades are bringing
20 tp ~ cents H barrel premiums
above 80 posted price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
johnson county. Kansas

rm"y Ol " Ga- Co.,, dtlIlng thrcc
miles east of Carktvllo, iu the
southwest corner Of 2J-I0-23w. has
q showing ot OH at $500 feet n is
tcputt-i that 81 will driii in and
fud out what thc well is good for
Immediately This well h. located
about 10 miles southeast of tho j..
T.. Shocks gas well which created a
great sensation when first drilled In
about six months ago, and Mr.. Shock
is now drilling in the sand at 1000
feet with his No. 2. but has bad
fishing ioh and tho well Is showing
some gas In spite Uf the bad luck hc
has been having The No. 1 found
tho sand At about 2,lOO feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
BWbank COMPETITIONS BoOSi
ing Production TOwdrd
NCW Record

WITH the flock Of compilations that
IN beginning 90 bo Registered Iu the
But bunk pool following tho removal
ot tho Usage shutdown ruuuT. % a.
estimated that tho pools output is
again mp 10 around ninety thousand
barrels day During letter part
Of tho shutdown tho output got down
10 very close 10 seventy thousand
barrels a day, as again au average OF
about $4,000 barrels the tlrat week
after tho order had gone into effect.
When the order was removed q lit
tie more than a wcck ago. thcre wcro
approximately thirty wells IN the
rich Burbank area whlch had bccu
drilled TO tho top of tho sand aud
shut down Immediately tho word
reached here from Washington thar
Secretary ran had decided 10 lIft fDc
shutdown order. crews were asHcui-
blud and the operators got busy.
ON the following morning the Gyps
OH company had pugEed iu "A we'll
half mile north Of previous proc
duction which was flowing at the
Htc Of $500 barrels q day. This
well later Increased 90 In the
neighhorhood of $500 barrels daily.
Up ia tho present series ur CONF
plctlons. the Gypsy oil company had
been the largest producer In the
field, with -gs high ~ 1900 barrels
daily. This company has brought In
several wells since that time. but it
Is believed that tho Skclly-phlllips
interests now have passed the Gypsy
II wna reported yesterday that the
Sicily Philips, the GYPSY sinclair
and Cosdcn interests are running trc
bulk OF their oil into storage erected
In tho field. Tank building crews
arc working at frantic speed 20 keep
ahead OF production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09

rIg iu the center ~ the north line
~ mo northeast of tho northwest
of 22-11.l1.
Gypsy on company Ia shut down
at 500 foot in the northeast M the
northwoet ~ 2i-il-Ii.
Independent oil g. Gas co. II
drilling at 2730 feet in the north.
cast of the Houfhrast ~ the north.
west OF 2i-1I-Ii.
Lyons Petroleum company f.
riggcd up ana shut down In the
southwest of the northwest ~ tho
northeast Of 2I-ti-Ii.
Lyons Petroleum company is fish
Ing Tor casing a. g.S2s feet with
3p.00O,o00 feet of gas showing In the
''uinr ~ the south limo of the
northwest OF the northeast ~ %.
lI.Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
With the Oh Men

I. II. Headloy OF the Headley
Drilling company. who was operated
on In the Oklahoma hospital Mon
day evening for appendicitis, is re-
ported TO be doing fairly well.
George T. sncddcn OF the western
on corporation. Is in Wichita Falls.
Texas on business for several days.
\. u. Ice is back from West VIr-
giuia and reports that business Is
picking up IN that state since the
coal strikes are settled and the
mines resumed operations. The oil
situation Is decidedly quiet ard
there Is but little said about the
market one way or the other. Mr.
Ice has been one Of the most sue.
cessful operators since coming Ia
Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
GYPSY ActiUity in EI5-9 e.

Gypsy Oil company is rigging up
It's 30. . Jackson in the north
west of the northeast ~ i-l5-g. also
It's 40. 3 10 tho southwest corner
of the northwest Of the northeast,
and have rig on the ground FOR their
No. :, in the northwest corner Of
the southwest Of the northeast.
rigging up III No. in The south
west corner uf the northeast; spud d
ding iu iis No. o IN tho northwest
corner ot the northeast. aud rigging
up In the northeast corner OF the
northwest ofsthc northeast all in
section i.lJ-F
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09

course is not go great with Smack
over crude selling a. 80 cents a bar.
rell and The cold test ls oven better
than Mexican crude, but there Us no
gasoline or kerosene contents In this
OIL There are one or two wells
whore tho OH is around 80 gravity
that is showing 26 per cent gasoline.
e most surprising showing with oil
NJ that gfaVtY
The fact that this oil TX 50 heavy
makes ~ appear ideal oil for uavi-
RatiUu ana bunker oil and the
chances are that some Of the big
companies will be taking tho whole
output aud running 1t in trninloads
straight through 90 New York and
Baltimore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
Missing Man Found Dead.

ToNGANoXlE. Kan. Nov s.
Leon Harrington, with his head
crushed and clothing burned. was
found dead today In a ditch near
here beside a motor car, also
burned. Harrington disappeared
from his home two years ago and
had not been heard from until his
body was found today. Evidence
OF struggle was found by investi-
eating officers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
ALTERATIONS TO BEGIN soox
Contract Awarded for Dispenser, 4.
Y. >. Veterans Bureau

Contract for the alterations 70.
quircd to establish n large d.,per.
sary In the suite OF officos o,auplea
by the United States veterans b,.
reau for eastern oklahoma ,r tGo
Richards building was granted wee.
terday TO James II. kecfc. local
building contractor. Alterations vW
include partitioning Of space into ia
rooms. creating separate -p4r, "a,
the dental and clinical laborniurIe,
two rooms for N-ray purpose. and
a darkroom IN connection with tt,
yyc, ear, nose and throat dep,rt.
mont The process uf aitprli ior,
viii commence THURSDAY
W. Grady Harris. subdistrir, n.Ss.
ager. will spend Friday az Wfno,
at an agricultural school ami on
Saturday Will attend the dcd ..ltiop
OF the Soldiers Memorial hospital al,
Muskogec. Upon complciIpr ,lls
hospital will be taken over bv M.
VotprauR bureau.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
Ossie oil Company
Operations

ossle oil company is drilling It's
No i2 at 1910 feet on the Sayre
afrm In 1919.
This company is underreamlng at
700 feet with IS +. inch casing on
the Davis farm I'm 1857.
on It's well on the Mcdaniel farm
In 2G-25n-lw, Il IS still drilling in S.
inch hole Mt 3,250 feet.
II IL running the 10-inch casing
at 1900 feet In It's well on the Big
Goose farm in l7-25-l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09

win be completed within two or
three days, and the we'll then wih
be dNlled deeper. This showing OF
gas At a comparatively shallow
depth, indicates the likelihood OF an.
other pool being opened in that To-
Cdlity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
Ti6bens Cleaning out

G. j. Tibben No. I Sowoll In the
southwest ~ the northeast OF l3-li.
5. is cleaning out with $500 feet of
oil I'm the hole. sand was topped at
2.3SS TO 2,4iI feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
NGr0dN Getting Wen

Margay OH company No. Bear.
head IN mas, is drilling at 1870
fcet sand was topped at 3,27O feet.
~ is reported to have $500 feet OF
oil in tho hole
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
BwRsdaH Wen in PISS Has
Not Ceased FiOUiRg

Barnsdall oil corporation well 81
the southwest OF 2-15-S, is still flow
Ing 1850 barrels a day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
OkfuSkee County

Scott aud Lovy No. ! Unah Daniels
Of the southeast Of i-i2-l1. Is MAX
Ing 100 barrels.
scott and Levy No. 2 tinah Daniels
on the north line OF the southeast
Of 4.12-il, is drilling at 1000 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
South Of DepcD

Burford and Brim and Lima oil &
Gas CO., have set the S-inch casing
through the Bartlesville sand little
over 5000 feet In their test in 30
1S-S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
NO KIDDING, TIE BEST
THERE Is

Universal oil Proof and
Compression Piston
Rings ...... SOC and 90
Elastic step Cut Piston
Rings ..,... 30
per pair .,.,,...,.,, 1900
Tiltlock large car Steering
Wheels, with locks. 1000
Maroon and Green Glass
sun shades ,,...... 1880
Ring Gears and Pinions
Tor all makes cars SO and up
Str0mherg Carburetors,
upward from ......... 1915
Stewart Warner Head
light Glasses, per pair 400
No. ii Simplex Jacks, $50
Motor Meters, all kind,
upward from $50
Cuno Dash Cigar Lighters 500
Freeman Dust Absorber
Rags 49,: ''....''. 30
Spark {, Westinghouse. $50
Inside Mirrors. ., $3.50 Ia $3.50
Park, Dash, and Cowl
Lamps, upward from 400
Ruby Cut-Outs with Dash
Control. upward off,. 400
Rear stop Lamps ...,,. 200
klaNon and u, A. Horns
$3.50 To $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09
IOND ACCESSONII.S

A.C Spccdomcter Tor Fords
complete .,.,....,.,,St $1,000
Tire Covers, Patent
Leather ............. $50
Seat Covers, .... $500 to 500
RetopIUg outfits, Road
stcr ..............r. $500
Retop!ng outfits, Touring 700
Tops, complete Roadster 2O.O0
Tops, complete, Touring $500
Steering wheel Lock-. 1880
Motor Driven lIorus, $50
Parking Lamps ..,,.,,. 200
stop Lamps ..,.,..,,., zoo
SPARK Plug Cleaners ..... 40
Electric Nulcaplzors ... so
Floor Mats, Coupe ... 800
Floor Mats, Sedan ...,.. 500
Halliday Shock Absorbere,
per sot ..,,,,.,,,. 1900
Side Curtains, Roadster,
per set ..,,.,..,,.,, 600
Side Curtains, Touring,
per set .,.,..,....... 100
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-09

MctiCnn crudc--si.S0, T. y. b..
New York.
smarkoycr oil even better for
marine purposes, II now selling nt
so cents u barrel nj tho well
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-05-26
Big Ball Game Next Wednesday.

What bids fair to be he most inter-
esting and hotly cortes.ed ball game
of the season will be played in Macon
on next Wednesday, MAY 31st, be-
tween Macon and Shuquals.k. Macon
beat Shuqualak IN the first c.r,a by
the score of 8 to 3, due, as the Shuqu-
lax boys claim, to lack of practice on
their part, but they erc row harL at
work and will be in first class condi-
tion for the game on Wednesday,
while the Macon boys with equal en-
thusiasm will try TO keep their present
good form by constant practice until
date of the game. Mr.. John Ander-
son is reported to be in good form as
Shuqualak's twirler, and Macon is de-
pending upon Caldwell, Cockrell and
Hill to hold up their standard on the,
mound. Shuqualak's efficient mana
ger, Mr.. Allen Futvoye, seems conf
dent that Macon will have a hard
time pounding up their team after the
game but the Macon boys are equally
as confident that Mr.. Futvoye will be
disappointed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-05-26
World Famous Skater in Macon.

Toner L. Holt, champion roller
skater of the world, known as the
man with the million dollar legs
will appear on the streets and at the
Lyceum Theatre on Wednesday, May
31st. Holt has a worlds record for
skating, in fact is the only man who
ever skated up Pixies Peak, making
the ascent in three hours, thirty six
minutes and descending in % minutes,
a distance of q miles from Manitou
He recently completed trip from
New York City to Long Beach, Cal,
in 1873 hours and 25 minutes, actural
skatirg time, pace never attained
by any locomotive or vehicle. Mr..
Holt became Convinced that he could
lower his record by many hours and
is now en- route to the Atlantic, hav-
ing skated from Oakland, Cal, to
Tupelo, Miss, a distance of 1884 miles
in exactly 62 hours and II minutes,
which was verified by Western Union
offices along his route. As nil
lustration of his attainments he made
the trip from Memphis to Tupeo, a
distance Of 130 miles in two hours.