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Evening star., 1922-02-28

Ribbed Pants. 45c
Fine Ribbed Pants
-sizes 10 to a.; loose
knees and muslin
bands. Special at
4Se.
Gowns. ETC., SOC
Women's Mig HI t.
gowns. E nv e l ope
.Chemise and Bloom.
ers, embroidery trim
med; some In colors;
and tots creepers and
rompers. All at Soc.
Chenise, $l.98
OF heavy silk
crepe de chine, pfnks,
blues. orchid; lace
trimmed.
Chenise, 88c
OF nainsook, lace
and embroidery trim
med: sizes 46 to SO.
Evening star., 1922-02-28

Holeproof Silk Hose, $l.65
Women's Thread Silk Hose, ribbed
tops. In black. white, brown, tan, navy,
camel and gray. Complete range of
sizes. At S16S pair.
Phoenix Silk Hose, $l.2O
Women's. Thread silk, with scanned
back. In black. white, tan, brown, nude
and gray. At S1.2o pair.
Children's Sports Hose
SOC to SIPS Pair
Many attractive styles. in mercerized
ee-quarter-length English ribbed,
with self color or fancy plaid tops. Very
smart are the new embroidered
clocks. Sizes to TO- At Soc to Sl.25
pair.
Evening star., 1922-02-28
New Dresses, $1.W

Wpmen's; Gingham and Percale House
Dresses, 36 to a., and Girls Plain Color
and Plaid School Dresses, sizes to IA.
i PaIais ReyaI-Barsain Basement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
KILLED WHEN AUTO HIT HIM
Sand Springs Man Jumped From
Truck In front of n Ford.

w VI. Stottlcmeycr, 10 years old,
q resident OF Sand Springs and cn-
| ploycd IN the RlaSs factory there,
was instantly killed at 1880 o'clock
| Friday morning when run over near
tho rock Crushcr across the river
from Sand Springs by a Ford tour
ing car driven by G. W. Ellington Or
Keystone. Tho driver of the car
reported tho accident TO County Al.
torncy w. F. icavor.
An investigation into the accident
- being conducted by tho county at
torncy who says, that, according 20
several witnesses. tho accident was
uuavoids bic. Ellington was driving
oaat At about fifteen miles an hour
when Etottlcmcyer jumped from the
rear end OF q truck and ran across
the road directly in front OF Filing
toms car. which was passing tho
truck at the time, StOttlcmcycr ac-
cordinc 10 witnesses apparently did
not SEQ the Ford. Tho car struck
Tho lad squarcly knocking him face
downward to tho pavement with
great force. Tho dead youths par
cnts reside on a farm near sand
SurinC4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
c. W. LdnidSOH Succeeds
II. T. Ashton al Pure Oil Co.
Headquarters Here

E. NJ. Lamason. recently appoint
ed refinery aud sales manager Of the
lnternational-Ar Ardmore division OF
the Pure oil company. comes to
Tulsa with many years OF oil OK
perience. In 1912 Mir, Lamason cr.
tered the employ Of the Standard OIL
company OF New Jersey, being en-
ployed at Bayonne. n. j.. as fireman,
pumpcr and stillman, going from
there TO the Sarnia, Ont. plant of
the Imperial oil, It'd, where he held
various positions, passing through
the entire stage OF manufacture.
In 1915 Mr.. Lamason was ap.
pointed assistant manager OF the
loco plant Of Imperial Oil, It'd, at
loco, British Columbia, leaving
there I'm 1918. From that time on
he was engaged I'm refinery construc-
ton i'm Kentucky aud Texas, and
previous to his connection with tho
Pure oil company was engaged in
research work on coastal Crudes for
the Humble OIL & Refining Co. in
Texas.
In May NJ 1921 Mr. Iamason
Joined the forces OF tho Pure OIL
company, opening a Chicago sales
office for that company Following
tho resignation OF H. 7. Ashton, he
was removed to Tulsa, whore ho has
received the glad hand from the
bunch, all OF whom recognize his
great ability and thorough knowl-
edge OF the oil business. MIR. Lama
son makes friends on sigh, and Will
be very welcome here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Petroleum Traffic Getting
Array From Railroads

T. b. Dow representing petroleum
Interests cat recent rate hearing,
Nashington), quoted from speech
BY ". W. Atterbuty, saying that II
present rates are long continued
railroads viii lose traffic by reloca-
uon OF industries to points nearer
markets Petroleum traffic. ho said
U.s. setting away from railroads to
PIPELINES and water transportation.
lhe total loss OF traffic In petroleum
10 railroads IN 1921 amounted to
.LO0OOOO barrels. Railroads han
oed only SO per cent of crude oil
run by refnerios.
lie said II is now possible 10 move
oil from tho Mid-Conlinent field 10
we gult, around TO tho Atalantic
Aoast and inland as far as Cleveland
Y pipeline and water, for the
amount 1t takes to ship by rail from
oklahoma to Ohio.
Replying to Commissioner Dan
l,Is' Mr.. Dow said IL Is unduestion-
soy true that In general crude oil
mould he transported by pipelines,
gul that there arc many situations
" Whlch rail Transportation should
" eheapor Railroads have recently
IemoVed eX parte "a advance on eX-
ro..N rom Kansas, Oklahoma and
aus 70 the gulf, ana, Mr.. Dow said,
" kad resulted In large increase In
uslllc and he insisted that further
,,sulucuons would be beneficial TO the
'eHfoads AS well as TO the industry.
FROM Railway Age.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
IN THE OIL FIELDS
office. e24i w. II PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442

tho election OF the following officers
and directors:
Homaokln oil company officers.
$. A. Apple, president; j. =. Dick
son ana 4. j. Fohs. vice presidents,
s. y. Render, secretary; j. 4. Dick
son, treasurer. Roy Winters and H.
l.. Hutchinson, assistant secretaries
Directors: 8 A. Apple, W. i. Nil.
burn. l.. J. Milburn F. J. Fohs. !.
X. Crawford. r. H. Dunn, u. !. New
block. $. r. Render, a. 4. Thomas,
J. u. Dickson ana J. y. Moran.
llomaokla Texas company Off.
GERS: w. J. Milburn, president; l..
J. Milburn and =. J. Fohs. vice pres
idents. $. II. Render. secretary; i
4. Dickson. vice president and treas
urcr; Roy winters and T.. l.. Hutch.
inson, assistant secretaries. Dirc,-
tors; W. !. Milburn, l.. H. Mllhuru
4. !. Nevblock, r. J. Fuhs, j. X.
Crawford. j ". Dickson. j. !. Mo,
tan, a. L. Thomas, s. r. Render
7. II, Dunn and s A. Apple.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
M, us,ts, o~o,s,,sn..
81 Dorado, Arkansas
Crude Stronger

The n Dorado Pipo Line eompay
,mall independent coucern, which
. ,,c. weeks ago cut the price OF El
lido crude % cents. has found
impossible to Keep its customers
g,.d up. and has therefore Joined
npb the other pipelines in posting
, prls, Of s. a barrel for the best
sade. -, ,,,.r. ,o- cr,ao
,roduced 40 ~ Dorado indicated
!ssf something like this would hap
,,r and therefore II is no surprise.
nro Vell.known purchaser has been
+, Tuisa for several days, lining up
an for tho refinery owned by his
S"ocern At ri Dorado, and has
s-sokIv stated that n was impossi-
iie ts buy oil below the market.
4, would seem that tho situation Is
rspidly improving, faster, I'm fact,
Nan was expected a week ago, and
,bo next thing In order is an advance
Z. the pricc OF refined stuff There
is no question but that gasoline Will
ha at least Q cents higher by the
s1d OF tho first week In Aprll-and
,bsre Won are! II is some advance,
Nd likely 10 create n panic among
n, marketers. but IL cannot be laid
10 The rcflncrs who have been play
l,r the game all winter at a great
iose. and hays had mighty little
sympathy from anybody.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Market Strong for
Refined Stuff

Tho Union OH Refining company,
NJ which Curtis Bryan is the head,
has mailed out tho following bulle-
I'm. The market "a stronger today.
N FAR AS fuel Ia concerned, but
otherwise there is no particular
change
si.s6 straight run gasoline under
s,i ond point IS ia cents per gal
lon
6O.62 straight run gasoline under
900 end point, IS II cents per gal
lon
$3.50 Now Navy gasoline under
'37 end point II Ia cents per gal
ION.
56-5s New Navy gacoline under
i57 end point Il cents per gallon.
j6-jS New Navy gasoline under
$50 end point - S-i cents per gal
Jon.
u-4i water white acid treated kero-
tene SIS cents per gallon,
$40 straw color distillate 8 cents
per gallon.
32-ss dark sas oil 2 "a cents per
taion.
$3.50 fuel oil Sc IL cents per bar
raj.
6O 10 sc naptha blended Rasolines
under 4SO end point 3 IL cents per
gallon.
SO to &c naprha blended rasolincs
under 437 end point 10 "a cents per
gallon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Amarillo ActiUc.

special 10 The World.
AMARILLO. Texas March ct
Tho enormous geological structure
located I'm the north part OF Carson
and south part OF Hutchinson coun o.
ties was further defined (March 1S)
i'm Humble Burnett 40 .. located a
short distance forth Of Panhandle,
Texas, In 30-5. l. d q. y. survey.
This well reached the big lime at
1000 feet. and, drilling to n depth
of 1850 feet, calculated tho gas
production as 100000 feet daily.
For the benefit Of those not Ia
milar with Development In this
field it may bo stated that the Gull
No. Burnett. 1865. ]. & g. ~.
reached tho lime At practically the
same depth. The Gulf well Is pro-
ducing very high grade OF crude
at 3,0i2 feet, aud is incomplete @ F.
however, 1000 barrels Of oil has
been removed from the hole. which
laboratory tests show 3S.j and a
gasoline content OF 26 per cent.
Comparing tho log OF this we'll
with that Of tho Gulf producer, It Is
tho opinion Of oil men that tho
Humble we'll should produce from
tho same depth.
SIX and associates have recently
transferred TO Skcllv oil company
thrcc quarter sections ~ acreage
near the well being drilled by SILK
on Burnett land I'm Carson county.
93-j, l. & G.. y. survey Tho COM
sidoration Was around forty dollars
per acre, q price lower than is asked
by other holders Of desirable acre
age I'm this section.
Gulf Burnett No. 7. 1ls.5. 7. & O..
n. survey Carson county is drill
ing at 1900 feet, after setting cas-
Ing and shutting or 75.OoO,0OO feet
Of gas at 2.77O feet This we'll IS
also on tho big structure and should
reach the producing sand within a
week.
New locations in Carson, Hutch
iuson and Potter counties arc uu-
merous. and within the next two
months 80 wells viii bo drilling,
structure maps arc the order Of the
day, and acreage located ON gcoIozi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Duucon Diatrict

The Petroleum Products company
test on tho Thomas farm in the
southeast OF tho southwest NJ the
southeast OF 25-lu-9w, ia making
20 barrels per day from the 2.l0t-
foot sand
Magnolia Petroleum corporation
40. 3 Funk I'm tho southwest cor
nor of the northeast OF tho northwest
OF 30-lu-SW, is a 40-barrcl well. q
Tho Carter OH company NO. 3
Funk farm in tho northeast Of tho
northwest OF 3Ostn-sW, is good for
90 barrels in broken rand found
from 600 60 2,02o feet
The Texas Drilling company No.
Spocrs lu tho center Of tho cast
limo of tho northeast ot tho north
west OF 32-1n-Sw, IS a 40-barrol
well.
smith and associates (CumRx po-
trolcum company have a 100000
loot gasscr IN their old wcll deep
cucd TO tho 1.965-foot sand. and To-
Gated in tho southwest corner of the
northwest Of the northeast Of 3g.in-
SW
r.. \. Jones, trustee, has a dry holo
A. 2.3S7 feet in No. Springer I'm the
southeast corner OF tho northeast
or tho southeast OF tho northwest OF
2S-ls-6w,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

has many cars Of high grade gaso-
line cnrouto coming IN over tho 4. n
y" which is being unloaded at the
oceanic station, 10 having made
arrangements to handle this partic-
ular cargo ON terminal charge
oasis. Tho Oceanic has a plant big
enough ~ handle great deal OF
outside business, together with their
own commitments.
Vt the MDstwCgo plant OF the
Union Petroleum company. no OK
port cIrgocs have boon cleared dur
ing the last week, but tho steamship
Gustav Syhiudlcr is now taking on
tho balance Of her cargo. part ol
which she received at tho Sinclair
Nctlnlug cpmpany's plant at Hous-
ton. There is another boat waiting
Tor a berth at this station. and on
port movement from there Will con-
tnue tp 10 lively, as many cars are
being uuloadod daily
At the Baton Rouge plant Of tho
Standard Oil company tho tank
steamer W. e.. Tcaplo with 100000
gallons of crude oil has cleared fot
R1rouue, y. j. A. tho samo plant
tho tank steamer Gargoy with gl1.-
GOO gallons Of gasoline. ana 2,OOO,-
600 gallons OF kerosene has Clcarcd q
for Denmark. The tank steamer New
YORK with $4,000 gallons Of re-
tiucd stuff has sailed for Rotterdam,
and tho steamship ocean with
100000 gallons Of refined petro-
I"um has sailed Tor Rotterdam.
There are many other boats waiting
TO be loaded AZ Baton Rouge.
Mexican crude has been coming IN
freely tho southern Pacific having
two CarEDcs. tho National Petroleum
ono, tho Standard oil at Baton
Rouge ono, tho Mexican Petroleum
one, ana tho T. 4 +. one, all from
Mexican ports.
The export business is certainly
good, as much Is being shipped out
from tho Texas bud Gulf rofuoloa
and from tho white oil corporation
and other plants that arc located at
Houston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Tnrmnn Completing
Three Wells

The Turmau Oh company has
completed two nice producers in tho
upper, or 2.i00-foot sand, in No.
}, I'm the cast half OF the southeast
OF 2i-11-1l, which il making $50
barrels, and No. 4, which IS "A 400
barrel we'll. ia that same lease.
40. 3. same farm, Is making 5000
600 feet Of gas and the upper sand
Just touched. The Turman inter-
ests are drilling at 900 feet on their
Okcmah tcst, in the northeast cor
ner Of the southeast OF the southeast
Of 1l-IO-9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Middle States oil
Annual Meeting

AZ tho annual meeting OF Middle
States of corporation the following
term. c. y. Haskell, c. j. Haskell
". T.. walker, L. $. Lawrence. T.
-. Saklatvala; tNo-year term, G.. B
Peters. Norman G.. Pearsall. ". l.
Rosonfeld. j. sherry O'Brien, Will
liam Murdoch; ono-year term, !. NJ
Putnam. w Il. Holloway, Scott Fer.
ris. H. G. Baker, j. r. Loonam, by
unanimous vote. Directors organ.
lied by re-electing old officers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

opened up tho Mid.Contucnt field
aud owned tho Brc1dcrhof farm
which produced q tenth " an tho
oil that was being produced az that
time Mr.. Aiken. however, Is un-
usually optimistic, ana SAYS There
arc about forty motor bussos u IS
lng tho towns out of Los AngcICs.
aud that most NJ tho passenger hus,-
moss between san Diego ana DO.
Angeles lis done with hussCs o.
ytmc down from Santa barbara the
other dlN ana We passed innuwc.-
anlc trucks hauling freight and
they say that they run an tho way
Elkru. "0ud tho shippers save
money hv doing 70 AZ that out in
california they have 10 figured that
t't c'crv mile of added paved road
iNcuo is uu Increase I'M consumption
~ n' l.J.' ono hundred thousand
gallons ut gasoline q year, Nou have
always noticed have SOU not that
whom Nuu start out to ride. Nou
drive Goo the ,ud of flc paved road
pnd if another milo has hccu added.
Nuu Viii gu to the end ot tho road '
Whom asked Or ho had ever travelled
hy motor bus. ho replied "Ncp. !
made one trip that way and found
10 very comfortable, although %
must Doc hard Ou tho people who arc
travelling by motor bus an tho way
from LUH Angeles to san Francisco.
but 10 U.s. n hard trip any way YOU
mako ii aud thcy say tho motor
buesos orc being made moro COM
Portable every day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

o5 years. tho trip was most pleas
ant one.
Paul RorZ. we'll known 20 the fra
tcrnity, has Just returned homo
from a three weeks trip 90 New
York and other eastern uoiu'q and
reports that conditions throughout
the cast arc improving rapidly.
J.J. McGraw Frank T. Moore and
Joe Haskell have just returned nou
n trip into the oil ficlds, goiug az
far south ~ OkCmah. aud they 90
port having socu q lot ot tDrl."rv
that ia of great interest at the prct-
Cnt time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

that tho bows have been paying up
old dchis during tho depressing DAYS
from which The industry Is just
emerging.
jess Leach OF tho Eartlcs,llc I'm.
forpriso had tho Dmo ot ms life in
January when he made q trip
through Mexico with his old friend
col =. q. Hopkins, aud both the
gentlemen had their wives right with
thDw pN the time Tho trip was
m1do n Colonel Hopkins private
car. With cook and porter and a
wcll-storkod RrdDr. aud, masmuch
e. they ha'c been warm friends for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
WITH the Oil Men

Fred Aiken is here from Caufor-
MIA. where ho seems 10 have ah.
sorbcd the IDEAS of tho native
sons" inasuuch as ne says that ono
" his friends accompanied him to
tho depot I'm Los Angeles and re-
marked: 'llurry back, because YOU
know ono day Of california missed
IS day lost This don't sound
very good coming from a man who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Interesting Geological Test

Tho Eivcrland-Amcrada well
which is being drilled iu tho north
cast corner OF tho southwest OF
6-22-9, uGfsottinE 2OO-barrCl vol
recently brought in by Peters,
Wrightsmau and others I'm Tho wilcox
sand, Is being watched with interest
because 10 is believed TO bc on the
top OF dome, and n a good we'll is
cotton II viii prove the MllcoA sand
In another spot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Mum Brothers Fishing
Near Pau Sand

Mum brothers arc fishing for the
tools at 1891 feet and about one
hundred and fifty feet above tho
Wilcox sand IN their test I'm the
northeast corner of the northeast OF
2S-20-l2, northwest OF Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
RGlco Oil & Gas Co.'S Test =.
Doubles Production

The Ralco oil & Gas Co test.
two miles southwest Of the Bungcr
pool In Young county Texas, which
came in Wednesday making 500 10
1000 barrels at two feet In the
3.77g-foot sand, has increased to
1900 barrels per day at seven feet
in the sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Peters-FiHdHce Important
Test Shut DOUn for Liner

The G. y. potcrs-Fnance OIL COM
pany important test milo ahead OF
production In the Burbank, aud To-
Gated in the northwest of the
southeast OF S-27-6, Is shut down
FOR a liner at 2.07j feet. where they
have n cap rock. below which the
pay sand is expected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Good Well Southeast
OF BreckinridQe, TeNas

The Magnolia Petroleum corpo-
ration's No. Guest farm, SOUTH
east Of the Breckenridge field, Ste
phens county. Texas, Is flowing 80
barrels per hour from the 1885 to
3, ,36O-foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Shouting Northwest Of
Blackwell

The Boston Oh G Gas Co. Is re-
ported 60 have a showing at one
foot In tho deep sand, topped at
3.6i5 feet, in No. Lindsay IN tho
northeast OF the southwest Of 34.
.S-2w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Ticker Dope

Gulf oil corporation and subsidl-
aries, fur the year ended December
81, 1921 earned S25.0J a share,
against $3.50 in 1920.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Export Situation
At NeU Orleans

Tho past week has been A qulet
one 80 far as the Independent eX-
porters are concerned, although
there is plenty OF ACTIVITY In sight Tor
the future.
The Constantin Refining company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
North of the LyORs Pool

Tho Iiycrland on company is
drilling at $50 feet in tho center Of
tho south line Of tho southwest Of
the northwest Of 6-t1.11. This well
Is going down TO about 5000 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
OHphaRt Completes
Usage Well

'The Oliphant oil company &C. r.
Pcters) has completed a lO0-barrel
producer in the Bartlesville sand,
in No. Z in the southwest Of 3j-
23-l2. Usage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
NeW Usage Test

Tho RiNorland on company is
building a rig iu tho coutcr Of the
cast linc OF lS-2o-l2, IN tho Usage
country, which will be an interest
ing test
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
me HomdokId Oil Company
hods Election of Officers
and Directors

ALI tne annual meetings Of ;he Homa.
Tsy.' VII 'ompany aud the Homaokla
boass company were held I'm Okla
--9--a .llly Tuesday and resulted in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
OIL ANDGAS
l'a'es-suppliss--Producilon. Etc.

s,iV9. investors: Offset leases now
ons..iss o,4s IN Usage county, Lyons pool.
y, tsIlaateenth, one-eighth, one.quar-
h,,.,uu.,'sFests For prices and in
5r.ss' ,'on .oln, phone Cedar 595, or ad-
nt5, 's-E care World.-Adyertise- =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

cal structure is advancing Ia price
each day.
Tools arc on tho ground for drill
Ing deep test in the east side Of
Carson county iu tho southwest Of
2Ul-3. on from Gun No. viii be
used for fuel
Harry a. McGce & Co. drilIIng
four miles northeast OF Gulf 40. o.
burnett producer. 10Y. Hutchinson
county is progressing rapidly. after
drilling into the biz lime at 1870
foct
j. u. Whltuugtou will spud a deep
test for oil April O., In tho south
west ot S2-46. II. & r. c.. lIutchir-
son county. This well Is approx
mstcly ten miles northwest Of Gult
No. . producer
\ large structure. believed "a
cover a territory % miles square,
viii bc thoroughly tested at once.
locations and drilling wells hcug
well distributed over tho cutire area.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

nsrt'aes Nanted--We are I'm the
llebrr., tor leases located I'm the
Nm e'ta and Okemah districts.
t,enss Tuss Oh d Refining Co.--Adyer-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Ncs, OF Cement.

Tho NasnOud Petroleum company
SO. Miles, iu tho northeast corner
OF tho northwest Of 36-tu- Tow. cad.
do county, is a l5-barrcl we'll iu tho
1,651atuot pay. Tho MaFuOlas SO
8 Davis In tho southwest corner "a.
the northwest Of tho northeast of Il.
5u-10w, Is n 2O-harrel viii in the
deep sand from 2,2Nj to . 995 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

M iSSScnled--Ol field snecialtiss for
hl Ksnra,SSnt tleld. Apply room
Ansdy Observation-Disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

bysi,..''u - ono to five barrel
,,tfotec, GIVE fun details. Brokers
n SU.tgd' Address Box 672-E care
Observation-Disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

"PumnLls Conlract--Acreage near
ave tpN'n ~ Center field" that will
vrlts a deep test. For particulars,
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