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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
MIAMI

Mrs Eugene Fields Hnd little daughter
are visiting relatives and friends In Alton
this week,
MIR. A. G.. Bolghley vcturned 20 sapulpa
Monday afternoon. after short visit
with hts wlfe and friends
Rev q. 4. KleinstcibeS attended tho
Trolley Ministerial league which convened
In webb city Mo, Tuc7-aN
Miss Myra shannon is tho guest ~ her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Mlsr GLADYS Hiser OF henrystta Is vls-
ttiuR her friend. Mrs. Hood.
Mesdames e.. W. A. Davis and 7
Evans entertained about 30 or their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

u is the hand work on n dress
that raises II out OF the wholesale
class and puts It into a class by
itself II is the handwork on a dress
that raises it's value far above the
level of machlnc.made things
II Is the handwork on n dress that
gives Il It's individuality Therefore
if you would have unique dress,
see that there Is "A touch ot hand
work on f.
Above are three dresses each with
a hand-stitchcd pattern worked out
on II in SILK. Each pattern Is small
and simple, and polka-dots tho
whole dress. This is n stunt that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Empire Gas and Fuel Pipeline

Empire Gas 4 Fuel Co. reports
that for the nine months ended Au-
gust 81. 1892, the pipeline subsidin-
fles had &i.Gs6.9S0 net earnings from
operation and that for the three
months ending November 80. IL is
Estimated that they will have s36l.
O00 making total for ~ months
ending November 80 Of ti.32S, 900
over the same period last year.
Tho pipelines extend from the
producing fields IN the Mid-Cou-
tincut 10 most Of tho company's re-
rncrics and connect with the large
plpcllncs running 30 the Gulf of
Mexico and the Atlantic seaboord.
Tho pipeline subsidiaries are becom-
ing rpore and more important fac
tor In Pho oil business OF this COM
pany transporting at the present
time about $4,000 barrels Of oil daily.
Tho progress being madc by the
company In us various branches *
making 1t more and more independ-
ont OF the price of crude oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

is south u the Empires big vol on
IN" Cambridge ana II the report
proves correct. goes TO prove the
theory that trend producing oil
runs from the Burbank pool In
Oklahoma through Cowley. Butler,
and possibly Marion counties.
a fine showing of oil was struck
in the s u. T.. on the miller lease
eight miles north OF Winfield The
nud was struck AZ 3.040 feet. Nine
fcct of sand was encountered. Oh
rose at once In the hole. but because
oi i1ccssaut halling no estimate
could ho obtained as 10 what might
be expected aa 10 its production Tho
well Will be shot II II IN unproven
territory and rank wildcat. The
location ls in lG-3t-5, near Wilmnt.
n the well proves NJ 20 the oNpec-
iatlons ~ scouts who Visited u %
viii open up q new territory. ana b.
a big help lu strengthening the
come bnck that Cowlcy county is
now getting
Following the actlo~ OF the
lIu'chlnson board of commerce set
tus idc a fund OF 10000 10 he
used IN purchasing leases I'm the
territory from that city have virtu-
ally adopted that project
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Tiger Flats District

Parshall oil & Gas CO. IL rigged
up and shut down ia the southwest
OF the southwest Of l-12-i2.
NJ +. Muroney Is shut down at
800 feet In tho northwest OF the
southwest OF the southwest OF =
1912.
Parshall aud others are fishing s.
inch casing at 2,30S feet In the
southwest of the northwest of the
northeast OF t3-l2-l2.
white Eagle is moving In rig In
the northwest OF the southeast OF
1i-l2-12.
Copeland q McBrayer are drilling
at 3lOO feet In the northeast OF the
northwest VI the southwest OF "a
l2-i2.
McCrav and others are rcsctting
S-iuch casing at 2.GS0 feet In the
northwest OF tho southwest OF 90
l2-l2.
Mitchell oil company is setting g.
inch casing at 2,l30 feet in the cen-
tor OF the west line OF the southwest
OF the northeast OF 90-l2-l2.
W. G. Newman II setting S-inch
casing at 1000 feet In the center OF
the east line orthe southwest Of the
northwest OF 30.l2-l2.
Dewalt has casing trouble at $500
feet ln the northwest OF the south
west OF 3i-l2-l2.
Black Petroleum company is drill
ing at 500 feet In the center ot the
north line OF the southwest OF the
southwest OF 3i-12-12
Eagle PIcher is drilling at 1900
feet In the southwest of the north
west OF the southwest Of 34-t2-i2.
Il, Il BLACK has casing trouble at
2,535 feet In the southwest OF the
northwest of 35-i2-l2.
W. II. pine is drilling at 2,1s0 feet
I'm the northwest Of the southwest OF
35-l2-l2,
BLACK Petroleum company IL drill
ing deeper from 2,1O0 feet In the
northeast of the southwest OF the
southwest of 34-12-I2.
W. B. Pine is roaming at 2,s30 feet
In the center Of the north line of
the northeast OF the northwest of
3-l2-l2.
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Kansas Operations

Maryland and Christie No. q
Faskc. in the southwest OF 2J-23-13
ia making 30 barrels No LIZA feet.
brcRsor OF company No. . Joe
Bihr. In the south half of the north
west OF 23-g3-l3, ia good for 25
barrels at 1853 feet.
Empire Gas Il Fuel co. No. 2
Bnhr, In the nor'h half OF the north
west of 23-23-f3. rs making 20 bar
rels Bt i,Ggi foct
Shaffcr n Howell have abandoned
rig ana location In their No. g
Schncdcd I'm tho southwest OF the
northwest Of lj-23-l3.
Il O.. Gillespie 80. 6 swanson, In
the northeast of the southeast OF
2o-23-l3. Is making 80 barrels in
the sand from 1857 To 1899 feet.
Il. q. Gillespie No. 7. In the south
west at the southeast Of 20-23-i3,
is making 50 blrreIs In tho sand
from 1904 to l,7O9 feet
Empire Gas & Fuel Co., No. 2
Hossler, I'm the northwest uf tho
northwest of 23-23-l3. Is making 90
harrcls IN the sand from i.793 TO
l,A5 feet after o shot OF so quarts.
Hockey ana associates No. Deh-
lingcr, In the northeast of the north
west OF 32-23-i3. has been abandon
cd at l,7SO feet.
Greenwood oil syndicate Uod-
son tCst In center of west line Of
southwest OF southeast Of 25-2b-l2,
was dry at ESQ feet Altcuburg
ana Uvlor No. % on tine i'ces farm
In the southeast of southeast l2-2i-
al2, in northeast Greenwood county,
Is so barrel well with some
water after a 4O-puart shot at 1870
feet
Il. q. Gillespie and others No. I
Swanson tn the southwest OF south
cnst ct e0-23-l8 is making so bar
rels In sand from 1881 to 100 feet
Theta oil company. backed hy the
Shaffer Interests. has long been in
torcstod I'm activities In the Virgil
district In northeastern Greenwood
county and ls doing considerable
prospecting. II has recently brought
In wells north ana west pt the main
Virgil pool. Tho company No. .
on the Spuldcr farm a mile north
ot the main pool. is reported good
for 90 barrels n day II Is In the
northeast Of the northwest OF 3-23-
70, ana was shot lu 10 feet ot sand,
The same company has brought In a
light well in No. ! Schneider in
northeast ~ southeast of g-23-l3,
west ~ the pn0l after a 30-quart
shot In 10 feet OF sand, total depth
l,7Sl feet
Cowlcy County.
The Phillips Petroleum company,
I'm the northwest corner OF the
northeast OF ll-3a-7, In Cowlcy
county has a hole fun Of OIL,
at 3,liO feet ana il showing
for q. good producer The location
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

psny In Teapot dome. Sinclair Is
to handle big production
from this district wNicn Will add
millions to earnings OF company.
PITTSBURGH Nov. premium
on principal grade Of Pennsylvania
crude has been raised from IS TO
80 cents barrel. OH city. Pa. re-
finors are also paying so cents pre-
MUM. This makes total price OF
1850 a barrel including posted price
OF 80. other Pennsylvania grades
are bringing TO 25 TO 40 cents a
barrel above 50 posted price.
Pierce OH common stockholders
obtained Injunction aeinst preferred
holders In chanccry court at Rich
mOud.
Directors Of Pacific oil meet mex,
Thursday and there Is a good deal
OF uncertainty regarding the action
on the dividend. However, we hear
from sources who have been very
conservative IN the past that a semi.
annual dividend OF $50 may be ex,
peCtcd. Pending the directors ac-
ton we think it will pay 10 pick ur
during. the period OF general market
weakness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Mid West Pool OkuDiah

Burk -Ilotncld Is drilling at 200
feet Ia tho center OF tho cast line
Of the northeast Of the northeast OF
l-lu-N.
MLShaf & Midwest have a rig In
the 6uthwcst OF the northwest of T.
1893.
Prairie OH 4 Gas 60. Is ehoottng
20 quarts with "a 20-bar II show at
3,lA0 feet I'm the southwcat OF the
southeast of the southwest OF l.
1919.
Pure OF company IL fishing tools
at LOO fet In the northwest OF the
northeast Of t-lO-9.
Sinclair oil company ~ fishing s.
inch casing ~ 2.HS5 fcrt In the
southwest Or the northwest of tho
northwest ot t-lO-g.
Empire Gas 4 Fuel Go. In drilling
at il0 feet IN the northeast OF the
southwest of 2-lO-9,
GYPSY A. Empire are drilling N
at a.O3S feet In the center of the
south line uf tho southwest ~ the
northeast of 2-lO-9.
Gypsy Il Empire are drilling at
2,NGj feet In the southwest OF the
northwest of 2.t0-9.
gypsy & Empire are drilling at
800 feet in the northeast of the
southwest of the northeast Of 2
1919.
Independent Otl n Gas co. is drlll-
ing at $50 feet I'M tho northwest ot
tho southeast ot y-l0-g.
Kemp -Icnulngs-J johnson are drill-
inG at p25 feet in the northwest OF
tho southeast of the northeast of
G-t0-9,
Midwest Gulf la rigging up In tlc
northwest of the southeast Of 10
..
Bohinson and associates are drill-
ing at 3gO feet in the southeast of
tho northwest of 2-iu-H,
Foster OH company has tools and
rig in the southwest ~ The north
cast of the northwest ot l2-l0-0,
Jennings n Kemp are shutdown at
3.I51 toct with oil show In the north
east of tho southwest of thu north
west of ~ lO-n.
Trunavoutincntal is cleaning out at
3.0TG feet with 1909 t"et of oil IN
the hole in the northwest nj the
northeast Of 1890.
dypsy oil company has location In
the southeast Of the uorthwcst OF
2l-lO-9,
komp-Jenu,ngs- -JohuEuu have 3l2
barrels at $3.50 feet iu tho south
west oC the southeast of the north
east of 2-lO.9,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
COSden Gets Gdsser,
Also Spraying oil

Cosdcn x CO. well In the southeast
~ the northwest OF l5-lO-S. semi
mole county topped the sand yostcr-
day ut 3ia6 feet. was drilled live or
Elk feet IN whore II made $1,000. 600
foot of gas, and after about two
hours started spraying oil This is
one ~ the most important showings
In many a long day ana there IN n
grcUt rush OF scouts To the well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Bmbank Pooi Compietions

lipa-skolly Noe. ln the south
west NJ 'i-2i-h, top 2.H37, bottom
OH ~ 1881 foot. bottom 500 foot
Shot with $50 quarts ana made 1000
barrels iu g hours.
phll.lps .Skclly so In the south
west OF 2l-2f.5, top 2.937. bottof
3.007 feet MJde 1000 barrels
natural iu q hours
philips skoly SO. 3. IN the south
west of 2l-27-5. top Of sand At
'.9in f'ot. drilling ln sand at 3.0OS
Made 1000 barrels natural In "a
hours
phulipl.skcuy No. e In the north
west OF 2j-27-j. sand 2.g4i TO 3.OI2
fcct Total depth 3.Olj feet Shot
with ifO quarts dud made 500 bar
rcls iu "a hours
llps-Skclly 80 Z. in the south -
west ~ 1916. sand 2.l03 10 2.072
f"oi Made 1900 bnrrcia natural In
20 hours
q phll.ps-Skollv so. In the south.
west Of iH-27-G. top 2.S95. drilling 81
a.95G feet Estimated 10 be good
for LOO barrels natural In "a
Jnurs
Phillips. No. 6. IN tho north.
east of g1.27-G. top 2.glO feet. first
OH 2.9l5 feet total depth 1858 feet
shot with i20 quarts ana mnde 500
barrels IN ~ hours
Sinclair oil q Gas Co No. IA
In the southeast Of 20-27-6. sand
2.5o3 To- 2.o7l foct, total depth 1850
feet. Shot with li0 quarts In the
sand from 2,9ii Co 1909 und made
i43 barrels IN iS hours
Sinclair on 4 cas- go. 40. Is, In
southeast OF 29-27-G. sand 2,9l6 to
2.973 feet. total depth 1850 feet.
Shot with ti0 quarts and made $50
barrels In 10 hours
Gypsy oil company No. I. In tho
southeast uf 29-27-G, ia making
1900 barrels natural In the sand
from 2.90i to 2.07i feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Nc4ts ago tho formula tor fSt reduction
was "diTt' "vA-fC,sr." To-day a In Take
Marmolu Prescription Tablets" Friends
tclt friends--these friends tell others They
eat substantial food, live as they like and
stul reduce steadily. and easily without
going through long si.gcs ~ tlrrsome eN-
crClse ana starvation diet. Marmola
Prescription Tablets nre sold by all drug
gist- the world over at 81 Tor a case. or u
you prefer YOU can order direct from the
Marmola 60 s6i2 woodward avenue ne
truit Nicb.--A Advertisements
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Hdidhomd 10 Lay Pipeline
tO WeiuBika Fieids

~ ~ IT" TFTTTT-
WETuMKA. Nov o. Ihe Of
flcinls of the Indiahoma Refining
company have made arrangements
10 start Immediate work OF laying
now four-lnch pipeline into the
Wctumka Oil fields. This marks the
second pipeline company to enter
this field. No doubt a great deal
OF competition viii bo started by the
entrance OF nn independent pipeline
company into tho new Wotumka
field. This oil being al gravity, VIII
no doubt command % nice premium.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Find Gas in BuffdiO.
head TEST

Special to The world.
pONCA CITY. Suy. g.-rhe
Comor OH company. drilling n wild
cat tcst ON ihD Butnlohoad allot-
neuf in 'h" center of the Bar +.
portiou OF the lOl ranch. has en-
rouutoIrd another show of gas At
1895 feet There was showing
1lp at about ! 300 foot. This test
is tho one that has been drilled al.
most entirely with tho use of wood
Ms fuel The location is In i2-24-3e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Ticker Dope

Mumoth oil was very active on
tho curb today with the price up
two points TO a.. This company,
which Is developing the govern
mcnts Teapot dome land, has T.
600. 600 shares, Of whi,n 81 per cent
Is owned by Sinclair and 500, 600
shares by Standard oil of Indiana.
\ month ago Jesse f4t<crmore made
a public offering Of an unnamed
block ths stock at an unnamed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

tors will have decided by this tim.
whether or not 20 have an opo-s.
ton. Pretty tough for Mr.. Crsvfard
with a big well which he has naye,
seen. awaiting his inspection down
in the north MexA field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Wetumkd-HuDhes CountB's
First oil Fieid

OU a. Gae Co. q g. WUMoIt pro.
dIrvI which came .u ut 300 barrels
al one Zoo. loo fhu pay sand iuat fuui
wUoka agU. aud s.urp has increased
20 500 ulr.tH daily utur u,u-
dullcd -FOUR fro. deeper into th,
sand. Wc'umla Us takIng ON the up.
pratduJo ana general moaphsrc
~ % rcli ou cputcr
The new OH pool located two Wilcs
northwest uI Wo,umku. now bouAtH
uiup Is4 uu. arvDu new locations
and tWo voils drilling. one ut which
viii reach The sand within tho nest
ia ur 20 drye. Tho Prairie PIP" Line
company hns tur first line into this
newest uII lcld being connected
with tho original well, which is lu-
caied in the southwest corner Of the
southeast OF the northWrst 81 the
southeast uf 6-O-iO. Nine hOO-bur-
ref steel storage tanks uud one 500
barrel tank have been erected az
the well tu take care OF tho output
from this enc we'll.
The panoramic view OF this new
field ~ very impressive when viow
Ing It from the top of Gregory NIL
which starts in Spakc-liku manner
up in 2l-lO-l0 and extending south
ornly through the Wctumka pool.
and thence In q southwcstorly diroc-
tiou through the Nuagcr gas fields
and stlll further south, In tupugra-
ply the country resembles the CuNh-
ing field. II ~ very broken with
small hills and black jack timber
throughout.
Looking westward from tho peak
of the ridge the first well soon is
thu. tndlahOma Refining company
located IN the southwest corner og
81. d. "a
-rnadins ia. eft-rtt!ug 20 the west.
IN Inc southeast corner OF the north.
wust OF section 3, the Prairie OIL &
Gas Co. and Doctor Wllhott arc
building rig
In The northeast corner of the
southwest OF section 9 the Pure oil
company has a rig up for No. cain.
and Ia the northwest corner ot the
.uut beast OF section o. ON tho Martin
Gregory farm. tho Prairie without
interests have "A RIG up. no th, west
one half mile. location hns been
made In the southeast corner Of tho
nurtheast of section &. by the ludc-
pendent OIL A. Gas co.
booking south ftom The conter of
section 3. the Pure OH company No
Polly Cam, In the southeast OF
the northeast of the southwest uf
the section. is a rig up.
ON the side OF the ridge aud which
can just barely be- seen from this
high peak, the Prairie -Wilhuit In
trfeets are rigging up on No. / roliy
Cain, located In the northeast corner
Of the southeast OF the sou;nwcs.
uf section D.
Following the ridge ON 10 the
south the Independent on 4 Gas
Go. has Il rig up In the northwcat
corner OF tho northeast OF s-p-lU.
to the west, ia tho northeast corner
of the northeast Of section \ tho
suine company has made location.
to the east. Ina the northeast corner
of the uurthweet nf tho northeast of
S-h-lN, the same people have made
location for M.
This Is the tract for which tho In
dcpeudcnt OIL n Gna GO. paid $3.50
0O0 cash. few days after tho Prni-
ric. .\Vuholt wcn camc ln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

Prairie OIL & Gas Co. ]. c. wllhoit
well In section j-9-io. with the pos
s!bility that his firm will start the
erection OF n casinghead gasoline
plant at Wetumka.
Sam l. Martin, chief scout for the
Texas company, returned yesterday
from a Today trip through the KAN
sas oil fields having visited Butler.
Greenwood and Cowley counties.
w. J. Purdy OF Blnghampton, ".
Y. has moved TO Tulsa and has cent
for his chauffeur. which means that
he viii be q full-fledged Tulsa cit
Yn hereafter. lie will reside at the
walker apartments.
/, James X. Crawford is laid up with
q more or less acute attack OF ap-
pendicitls at his home and the doc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
With the Oh Men

r, X. Smith In Wctumka Wednesday
WETt MkA, Nov ct. Il. Smith
OF tho Chestnut & Smith Corp.
OF Tulsa spent Wednesday looking
over the Wetumka oil fields and
Z aa.I In. Tho rnanlInn cnnfnnla N tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

price n was afterwards learned
That 100000 shares had been sold
by Lvcrmore at $40. Sinclair was
down fye-cigths at time but after
wards recovered.
Dow Jones says--Teapot dome
VOL No. iOl. In section ag of Teanot
dome. wyoming ls showing $500
feet of oil In hole. drilled 80 feet In
second wall creek sand. Drilling Is
being continued.
Mexican Sea Board declared
declared quarterly dividend Of so
cents. Previously dividends of'bO
cents n month were paid but in
August last directors decided 10 act
on dividends every three months In.
stead Of monthly
Flash.
NEW YORK, Nov. g-E. l..
Doheny chairman Mexican PETROL
cum says there will not be more
than five thousand shares of com.
mon and preferred stock Of Mexican
Petroleum outstanding when con.
version into Pan "B" stock pxpires
November =. he says will ha no
extension OF time for exchange Of
stocks. question OF taking Mexican
Petroleum from trading list on New
York stock exchange because Of
small amount OF Mexican Petroleum
now outstanding Is to be decided by
stock exchange
Standard Oh OF Kansas declares
300 per cent stock dividend.
Sinclair attained new high reject.
lI. .NOIduIr reports regarding
operations ~ Mammoth on COW
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
AIDES $1,000 REwARDi / post,

I AIDES $1,000 REwARDi 1 positive.
40 ly guarantee my great sueeeEsrii
monthly" Compound, safely relieves some
Of the longest, most obstinate abnormal
cases IN to days No harm. pain or In
reference with work Mail s2oO. Double
Strength t3Oo. Booklet free. write to
day. pr. T. A. southington Remedy Co.
Kansas city, Mo,-Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
OIL AND GAS
i'as-s--s supplis--- Production Ito

Wanted 10 buy good second
hand superior Eas eng ne, .2j h. p.
Reversible clutch. submit prices and
location, Box Sl0-G, caro- World
Advertisements.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Thousand, have kept th,m,.lvs, healthy
with Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep,is

A DVAN NCING age with its
~ subducd ambitions and
strivings could be made very
happy If only good health accom-
panied il, and the basis of good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

concerns desiring 20 enter the city
OF Wrtumka
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IInsI.

Standard OIL OF Kansas declares
100 per cent stock dividend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

Sinclair attained new high rclect.
i. rOIduIr reports regarding
operations ~ Mammoth on COW
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
Grrut IIIgh GrnNlty Countr,-

In ElWmdIIlUE Ih0 VuTlOus ahoW-
inEs Of oil ln wells drilled through
uut Hughes county ana Iu the i'm
mediate vicinity OF Wttumka, all
uI.s have been of very high gravity.
aud this district blde fair to rival
the famous high gravity oil fields
ot the world.
The Cosden OF &Gas Co, is on top
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10

= "'""A
health, as every
one learns upon
reaching the age
Of 90. is the rcgu-
lar daily move
ment Of the bow
cls. II it can be
effected through
the food you eat.
the water you
drink and the ex-
crcisc you take.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-09
BLAZE ON STEAMER
 PREVENTS SAILING
By Associated Press

Hoboken. N. J.. July s.-A stubborn. smoky fire bored through No. hold of the Holland American liner Nieu- wamsterdam seven hours today and when it was all over, 6so passengers. who were to have sailed at noon were notified they would have to wait until Tuesday, when the tons of water that had driven the liners stern sharply toward the rivers edge. would have been pumped out.
 During the long battle fought by New York, Hoboken and ship firemen, between 15 and 25 men had to have medical attention. Pulmotors were used on four of them. and one, a Hoboken firemen. went to tho hos pital in serious condition. Two officers of the ship were overcome. and a divers assistant was badly cut by broken iron gratinss.
 Two hours after the fire went out all the passengers on the ship were ordered ashore. Those in the first class went homo. or to hotels, but those in tho second and third class crowded to the end of the pier. where benches and boxes had hastily been constructed. Stewards from the liner came ashore with soup. sand- wiches and coffee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-09
Harding Back at Capital From His
 Automobile Trip
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By Assocfntcd Press

Washington. July S.-Presidcnt Harding returned to the White House late today from his weeks automobile trip to Ohio.
 During his absence President Hard ing attended marine maneuvers at Gettysburg. the centennial celebration at Marion, O.. and reception in his honor at Columbus. o..ain Addition to making several brief addresses along the route. The final day of the re- turn trip, which was the thirty first wedding annivefsary of the President and Mrs. Harding was spent travelling over the mountains between Uniontown. Pa. where the last overnight stop was made. and here. }t
 Two stops were made today. one at Hagerstown. Md. where MT. and Mrs. Harding had luncheon and the other at Frederick, where the ma rines were encamped on their hike back to their post at Quantico, Va. At Frederick only brief stop was made. the presidential party pro- ceeding to Washington, arriving at GAO o'clock.