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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Slick Well Found at ShdliOU-
est Depth for TOnkdUa Sand

Special to The World.
PONCA CITY, Dec. 2I.-The Tom
Slick well in the northern portion Of
the Tonkawa field, which came in
yesterday at the rate of AGO barrels
in two and a half hours, came in
from the shallowest depth at which
the Tonkawa sand has as yet pro-
Queer, or at 2,470 feet. This Is the
sand which Is found as a rule at
$500 feet throughout the field. The
top of the sand was encountered In
the Slick at 2,42S feet; at 2,43l feet
there was an oil showing; at 2,44l
feet there was 100000 cubic feet
Of gas, and at 2,470 feet came the
big oil flow. This constitutes the
best well yet encountered in the en-
tire Tonkawa area.
This well is the No. I Endicott in
| southwest OF 35-25-l west, 1t was
started by other parties approx
mately a year ago and taken over
the 500 foot sand vas encountered
there was a 5000, 000-cubic foot
flow OF gas and then lightning struck
the rig and burned it down. The
" I was shut down as n gasser Tor
some time prior to decision to drlll
Deeper. The rig vas rebuilt early
this fall with the intention of going
down to the 400 or Hoover sand
only, but when other tests found
production deeper, it was deter
mined 70 send the Endicott on down
The so-called stray sand was also
encountered in this test at below
2,1OO feet. and although II m'ghl
have made awell. 1t was btiieFet
better policy to seek the 2,toO OF
Tonkawa oil sand II has been ms
Intention TO twin-rig the location and
drl1 TO the stray sand also.
The Gypsy Oil company No. !
clark, an offset to the Slick End
colt. is drilling at 2440 feet and a,
six feet in the sand there are 1000
feet Of oil IN the hole. This wei
should get tho same production a
the Slick.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22

at 2,sis feet in the southeast OF the
northwest Of the the southwest Of
l1-11-11.
Deaner & Jamison are rugged up
and shut down In the southeast Of
the northeast OF the southwest of
l5-i1-ll,
Deaner & Jamison have casing
trouble at 2.745 feet In the south
east of the southwest OF l5-11-l1.
Empire GAS e Fuel Co. is drilling
as 2,613 feet in the center OF the
'outheast or the northeast OF IT.
Hi.
Empire Gas & Fuel Co. has loca-
ton In the center OF the south line
OF the southeast OF the northeast OF
l7-l1-l1.
Lyons Petroleum company is
drilling at $50 feet in the northeast
OF the northwest OF the southwest
OF 19-11-1i.
Wyman and associates have rig IN
the southeast Of the northeast OF the
northeast OF 20-ll-l1.
Deancr e. Jamison are building
rig in the center OF the north line
OF the northeast of the northwest OF
22-1l-l1.
Independent OIL & Gas Co. Is fish
ing bit at 2.Si6 feet in the northeast
Of the southeast of the northwest OF
24-l1-l1.
Lyons Petroleum company is
rugged up and shut down in the
southwest Of the northwest OF the
northeast Of 24-l1-1l,
thurman oil company has location
in the center of the east line of the
southeast OF the southeast OF "a
HI,
Kinkwood Oil company Is drilling
at 3,45O feet in the northeast OF the
northwest OF 33-11-1l,
Atlantic oil Producing company
is drilling Mt 3.0T4 feet in the north
west Of the southwest OF the north
east of 34-l1-11,
Observation-Disclosures is shut
down at 600 feet In the northeast OF
The southwest OF the northwest OF
34-11-1t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Okfuskee County

Robinson Gibson-Johnson ore fish
ing at 3,b42 feet with oil show in the
southeast Of the southwest of the
northwest of 35-11-11.
in the southeast Of the northwest OF
Western States Oil company Is
cleaning out at 4,193 feet with 2,G00
feet of oil in hole in the northeast
Of the southeast OF the northeast of
l4-i2-S.
Floyd Howarth OIL e. Gas Co. is
drilling at 1850 feet in the north
east Of the southeast of the south
cast Of 9-12-g.
Black Petroleum company IL shut
down for fishing job at 2,i70 feet
in the southeast Of the southwest of
the southeast of 4-12-10.
Amerada Petroleum company is
drilling at AIS feet in the southeast
OF the northeast of the northwest
of 17-12-10.
Independent oil & Gas CO. Is spud-
ding in the southeast of the north
east of the northeast OF 29-12-10.
Parshall OIL * Gas Co. is shut
down at 400 feet in the southeast of
the northwest OF the southwest OF
3-12-11.
Scott & Levy are drilling at 1855
feet in the center OF the north line
Of the northwest OF the southeast OF
4-I2-11.
Bar B on company is shut down
at 1850 feet with hole fun OF water
int he southeast OF the southwest OF
the northwest OF 5-12-i1.
Miami oil company Is spudding in
the center OF the south line of the
southeast OF the southwest of IL
12-11.
Anglo-Texas-North Baltimore are
spudded and shut down in the center
of the west line of the southwest OF
the northeast OF l3-12-11.
Pals Oil company is rigging W
burned rig at 1.400 feet in the north
west Of. the northwest OF l9-12-1l,
Josey Oil company Is drilling Al
1890 feet in the southwest of the
southwest of 2S-12-11.
Anglo-Texas is drilling at 1855
| feet in the southeast Of the southeast
of ~29-12-11.
Noco Petroleum company IL fish.
| ing at 2,546 feet in the southeast OF
the northwest of 34-12-11.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Much ActiUity in
81 and 35-I5-I2

Baker, Wheeler and associates
in the northeast corner OF the south
east of the southeast of 33-l5-l2
flowed as barrels in As minutes
Tuesday, after being swabbed. A
shot was placed In the hole Tuesday
evening and was to remain all night
and be released wednesday morn
Ing. T he flow was made through an
eight-inch hole and 1t is believed
that after the shot the well Will be
Bood for 400 barrels. The oil tests
4o.5 gravity. with less than / per
cent b. S. II Is not producing from
the butcher sand Is was first re-
ported.
The we'll Is causing a great deal
OF activity to start. Burke-Greis
company and the Southern Petro-
leum company, who offset the well,
will move in at once. The Okla
homa Natural Gas company Is NOV
Ing a rig on the center of the east
line Of the north half of the south
east OF the southeast OF "a and the
shatter Oil & Refining Co, has q
rig up in the northwest corne OF
The southwest OF the southeast OF
81 The Carter company and AFRAID
q Deck have made locations In the
northwest corner OF the northwest
OF "a and Baker. Claypool and as
sociates are drilling at 500 feet In
the southeast corner OF the north
east OF 35-l5-l2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
FOR EXTENSIVE ROAD SYSTEM
Oregon Plan Includes 4,45S Mics
With Roosevelt Coast Highway.

Oregon's highway system, as pro-
vlded for in the recent report or the
state highway commission. comprls-
es Ass miles OF improved roads;
The system Includes three east n
west and three north and south
trunk lines across the state with
many connecting and tributary high-
ways. Forty roads in all, comprise
the system.
The most important trunk line Is
the Pacific highway running from
Portland south to the California
state line beyond Ashland. The sec
ond north and south soute Is the
Dalles- California highway extend
ing south from the Dalles through
klamath Falls into California. Third
route follows the coast line, and will
be known as the Roosevelt or Coast
highway.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
TOnkuUu District

T. B. Slick & Conan OH company
well in the southwest of 35-25-lw'
which was reported yesterday, lnaue
SSH barrel in the first "a hours.
Gypsy No. 8 Clark in the north
west Of 2-24-1w. which Is an offset
TO the south OF the above well, is
making so barrels an hour In the
sand from the sand from 2,4Sl 10
2,475 feet.
Amerada No. 3 IN the southwest
OF the northeast Of 34-2S-lw, was
completed as a gas well and Is good
for 100000 feet OF gas in the sand
from S13 to S24 feet.
McCasky and Wentz have a 3,0Oo.'-
DOO-foot gasser in their No. 3 Hays IN
S-24-1w, in the sand from S5S 10
S67 feet.
Prairie No. 3 In the north half or
the southeast of l0-24-lw, Ia TWO
feet in the sand which was topped
at ana feet, when well made one
flow, and hole is now full of oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Tulsa Firm Secures Agency
for Large Eastern Manu-
fncturerS

Ke!m Tank Construction company
has Just secured the exclusive @seh-
CIV OF the output OF Stacey Brothers
Gas Construction company. Cluc'n-
natl Ohio. J. J. Kelm, manager OF
Keim Tank Construction company,
5l4 Mayo building has Just returned
from Cincinnati and feels very much
elated over his trip 10 that point
on account Of the fact that he has
closed a deal with Stacey Brothers or
tbat mace for tho handling OF their
nntira output for oklahoma and
Northern Texas.
lacey Brothers are large manu-
focturers of all classes - steel stor-
age tanks. while the Ke!m rank
Construction company Is erector
OF such tanks, therefore MI kelnl
considers this connection n very es-
senrlal one to the progress OF his
ace II in a bet
ter position than 1t has ever
"a. & ,ontracts for the
ur,i hing and erection OF storage
taQkp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Oil. PRODUCTION
FOR SALE

400 acres, Bartlesville hcld' WIN
"A wclIa. making 40 barrels net
well petticd; three powers; all the
ncrenge good for Peru, squirrel
R~nrtlesville and burgess sands az
7hO to 1900 feet; - gravity on
many more locations that look
sure for oil.
40 acres. Glenn Pool, with three
wells. making DC barrels net; IN
wilcox sand at 200 feet; good
mower; three more cure locatlohN'
$40 acres. Bartlesviilo field WIN
ono we'll MAILING 20 barrels. In
B~artlrsyille sand at l,2OO Feet ~
least a dozen o sure lp"a'lonr
This IL a good proposition at an
attractive price.
900 acres, Nowatn field; ~ wellT
making 20 barrels; all the acreage
proven for oil. BartlesVille sahd
at 100 feet.
$50 acres, three wells making ~
barrels. Beggs field: high gravity
oil: well equipped. n offset To
drill, and balance practically sure
for oil in butcher and WILCOX
sands at 1900 and 1850 Feet
eco acres, Rarticsville field,
drilled IN ror the shallow rand
but likely for the Wilcox; 20 bar
rela. All settled production, GOOD
equipment. A real bargain.
200 acres, Bartlesville field, sur
rounded by production on which
n wen guaranteed 10 do % bar
reIs will be drilled; the acreage
and the flush production Tor VIZ
600. Can't get n drv hole on this
three sands, Peru, Bartlesville and
NEp4,--n L.. MI, ,npIuh nphnn Fine
chance TO develop a valuable
property.
s-21O acres. Nowata field. 7 wells
making G barrels. 8 years old, IN
Rartlesville sand at less than 200
feet. with good show for the VII.
cox: fully equipped; chance foi
much more sure development.
300 acres. AlIuwe field, with 8
wells. only $50 feet deem, making
7 bnrrels net daily. With full
equipment: gravity 80; can driil
and complete wells for $500 each.
Opportunity for man of small
means To develop n fine property
Good for the deeper sands.
1910 acres. Raid i'm field, with
two wells making ~ barrels, III
Glenn sand, at 1850 feet; fully
equipped; balance OF acreage
seems sure for oil.
1I-340 acres, Bird Creek field, VIII
one oil well in Bartlesville sane
1900 feet making 10 barrels and
two gas wells Mt $50 feet Rare
chance to make n valuable prop
erty by development of sure
acreage.
1870 acres. Claremore field, MAX
ing IA barrels net in Bartlesville
sand at 100 feet; wells 5 20
years old; fully equipped; looks
good for deeper sand. The price
and quality win both attract you
We will furnish fun details. with
price and pipeline runs. logs Of
wells, etc. on application.
other oil properties. large, medium
and small. for sale.
All the above submitted subject &c
prior rale.
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
201-2-3 Simmons Bldg.
Tulsa, Okla.
Usage 2l50
Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
CdidUeH County, Texas

Bryant & Dauchy are preparing
to set a packer in the Merriweather
No. /, which was brought in several
days ago. The we'll is good for be-
tween $50 and 500 barrels Of Oil
which tests 20 gravity. This we'll
Is near the town of Luling. The
United North and SoGth OIL com
pany has several thousand acres in
the vicinity of the Merriweather No.
l and is preparing to start several
wells after January l. This COM
pany's No. / Rios is still making
100 barrels a day. This was brought
In August 8 and made lis barrels
OF % gravity oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22

prcsidrnt ot the Mlunoscta Picture The
nter owners association, embracing sac
thcatcts in tho state. announced today
that the han on Nrbuciis pictures still
existed as far as hIe organisation was con
cerned,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7t,-Au agree
mcnt for virtual recess ~ the senate over
Christmas from Friday untn next Wcdncs-
day was reached today, The agreement
provides Tor a session on saturday. hut
only to meet and adjourn untl Wedncs,
day,
wAsuINGToN, Dec. Nominations
OF Charles { McChord and Joseph "a
Eastman. interstate commits.
sioners. Tor additional terms were con
flrned today by the senate.
NEW YORK. poc 1.-Two thousand
deadly weapons taken from PERSONS at
rested In New York during the year were
hauled TO sea today and dumped They
and an assortment Of knives, daggcrp.
blackincRs and siuEa
w~AsHiNGroN. nee 21.-opening ~ =
tleld station OF Rrawlcy. Cel. early IN
January Tor the issuance Of daily market
reports during the California lettuce mar.
keting season. was announced TINS Attcr-
noon by the department ot agriculture.
The station viii operate uutii April.
PARIS. Dec. st.-Nlne sailors we're
drowned today IN a collision between the
Norwegiau steamship Nsturias and the
t'VhO' '"'P N''"''N 'N'
wAsHINGToN. Dec. ai.-The senate
Of Nelson r. Hartzen Of Washington state,
as s~olicitnr Of Internal revenue.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2i.-secretary Of
war Weeks today named a committee
Of five army Officers TO revise the reg
ulations Of the officers teaeTye eorrr.
They Included Lieut. Col Ralph r..
cameron wichita Kan. and Maj. John
Patkins. Alpine, Texas
ITEM TstN. pee. Ala private NEE.
sage received hero today announced the
liberation 81 Lsnior and Michaol. ensineers
an the Iunghai rnllw9y, ne IHst ct the
province.
PLYMOUTH. Mass. Dec. 2l-P'ymouth
today observed Fctofsthers day IA
memory OF the Pilgrims, who landed at
Plymouth Rock 302 years ago from the
tary and civic parade, address by prom.
inent citizens and the singing Of Pilgrim
hymns.
LONDON. Dec. 2i-sir Edmund Rob.
hlus, manaEer Of To, ftses esa%eiatioI
was made a knight commander OF th'
order Of tho British Empire In 1911
OAKLAND. Cat, Dec, 2i-Miss Msrthi
Blattuer. sophomore In the University o
California, went TO Jail for one day ~ ~
alternative 10 paying u FlN lH" TOT Hl''t
ing. 80 she said. she would have enougl
nancy 90 bay a.! ~ her tr!ends Christina
presents,
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE fed
Grafton OF city clubs. Wonicn,s NVtef
league, Associated Parent Teachers or
gauizations and the Catholic Women
clubs here protcsted today ugnlnat the re-
turn OF Roscoe Arbuckie to tho FIN
studios,
MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 2t.-Edgar c. Frady
charged with the murder Of his wife 4
q hotel here last February, is sufferinl
from an acute kidney disease, which !
expected 20 cause his death before III
trial is called two weeks hence, Or. z. Nj
Jones. Frady's physlcian. declared today
4 -----
, PARIS. Dec. 2l.-The French eenet
this afternoon rave an unanimous vote o
confidence to Premler Poincare,
1 WASHINGTON. Dec. si-The houg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
With the OH Men

d. w. Moffett of the Cosden COM
pany left yesterday for Wichita, Kan.
where he will spend Christmas with
his family.
eugene Blaize of the Inland Re
finilg company left yesterday for
Chicago, for the Christmas holidays
Murray Doane is back from n bus
mess trip including a short stay al
Kansas City.
President Moore of the Indepen-
dent Oil & Gas CO.. of Okmulgee'
was In tho city yesterday on busi-
ness.
J.. !, Cromwell prominent geologist
who opened the Wetumka field was
in the city yesterday on business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
VIII SaUe Panhandle Well
as n GuSser

PONCA CITY, Dec. 21.-The
wildcat test, which has been drilling
for several months north OF Te&oma
in Texas county, is 10 be saved as
a gaseer. according 10 Dick Quinn
Of the Guyman Texas county, Tri-
bune. A depth Of 3,0S5 feet has
been reached, or 60 feet deeper than
the contract price. The company
then became short OF funds and
stopped work. although Quinn says
the desire was TO continue to $500
feet. The gas was encountered at
1900 feet and is estimated at 5000
900 cubic feet.
II is understood that a second test
may be drilled provided the com
pany can make satisfactory acreage
lease arrangements, using the same
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Texas.
Prospects Brighter for
Resunption of H0Ust0n-Fibte

From Kansas comes the report
that friends OF the suspended firm
Of the Houston-FIble are coming to
the front with one accord. and are
Offering substantial aid and assist
hnce in helping put firm on It's teel
again. There is some danger, how
ever, that a bunch of hungry law
yers will succeed In throwing the
affairs OF the firm into the bank
ruptcy court and II this IS accom-
plished, there is no telling how soon
Tho customers of the firm who are
now holding the sack, will get their
money.
II is not surprising that the home
people of Kansas City are coming TO
their rescue. nor is it surprising that
the New York houses, who have
Ieaped so rich a reward in days gone
by. should be interested now in re-
establishing the firm in business. II
will be less surprising still II the
Tulsa creditors are not called upon
10 furnish the most of the coin and
IL so. they will doubtless respond as
Tulsa men always have responded,
when called upon for aid.
This town has furnished a large
share OF the business coming from
the southwest, Just as 1t has paid an
income tax out of all proportion TO
the size of the city, and there is no
doubt but thai with this business
hut off, there will be a vacancy that
would be easily discernable with the
naked eye, In the amount of business
done by the New York exchanges.
II the business that Is offered
brokerage houses did not include
bank officials and clerks who can
little afford It, there would be- less
objection to the operation Of said
concern in Oklahoma.
The chances are that customers
OF the failed firm can safely count
on receiving 50 per cent OF their
money back. and perhaps all claims
will be paid in. full. 1t Is a con.
summation devoutly to be wished
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Large Contract for
fabrication ReneICed

One OF largest contracts for lubri-
cation Of electric railway lines has
Just been renewed between Texas
company and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit and New York Consolidated rail-
roads: fabrication for approximately
112, 900, 600 car miles a year.-New
York American.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
South of DepeW

Texas company No. l Narchubhy,
in the northeast corner of the south
east of the southwest Of 26-15-8,
topped the sand yesterday at about
2,200 feet and Is spraying about
200 barrels a day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Standard Oil (N. J.) Acquires
Vest India Refining Shares

Details of acquisition by Standard
Oil IN. j. of 500 shares West India
OIL Refining company OF Kentucky,
reveal latter to be one of most valu-
able OF subsidiaries Of New Jersey
company. Latter already controls
West India company and 500 shares
to be acquired will give It ownership
OF all but 9 OF 5000 shares outstand-
ing. Price to be paid by New Jersey
company is equivalent TO S3,192 a
share for 600 shares.-Wall street
Journal.
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Wyoming.
We'll Near Okmulgee
Has Topped the Sand

Dan King and others have topped
the sand in their well in the south
west corner of 5-t3-12 at 2,1SO feet
where the well Is making about
three million feet of gas. Before
OF pipe,
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West OF Beggs

Gillispie, Misener & Reesman are
drilling at 400 feet In the northeast
corner OF the southeast of the south
cas- of 32-l5-l1. This will be a
butcher test.
John Bott and Whitmer are drill
cox sand in the center Of the north
east of the northeast of 5-l4-l1.
they expect to have TO run a string
OF tlye-inch casing before drilling in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
In the Wetun,kd District

Prairie Oil &c Gas Co No. ! Tom
Hully in the southeast corner of the
northwest OF 5-9-10, topped the sand
Sunday at 1850 feet, was drilled Is
feet in and has 400 feet Of high
grade oil in the hole.
Prairie's well in 1910 has lost
tools in the hole at 3,40O feet.
IndlahorEa Refining company No.
1 Kogee Hully in the southwest cor
ner Of the west half of the northeast
of 5,-9-10, Is drilling at $500 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22

provision NJ 81. 500. GOO Tor the Mare island
tCalifurnia) navy yufd, was retained ny
the senate naval affairs comWtttcv In re-
porting the navy supply bill this Hiter
noon,
PHILADELPHIA, pcc 2i.-ltatry. I
Knsrp, president % the state board or
motion picture ccratra said today that
FATTY" Arbuckio flint may be shown 10
the state Of Ionnsylvanla. .
CUICAaO nee ai-Thtce liquor han
dts were captured and three es'ared i"'
lowing n pitched revolver battle with pc
lice. who surprised them IN - rald on "
A"aurauicntUl wine shop here today.
FORr WORTH. TeVus Dec, ?l-Furt
Worth's first fatal Christmas accident oc
CURED today, T-year-old Olan SAttcn hclhE
run over and Killed by an autumohi'e ~
q ahopptpg crowd,
nELFAsr, Dee p-pue TO disturb
erccs along tho Ulster border, the Ffec
state - dispatchinR troops there. accord
Ink to advl,es received here Today,
DUBLIN. Pee. 9I-Fechie ard weak
from hor prutrnrted hunger strike, Mary
Marswiury appeared In public Tor INC
frst time and took part In the meetings
held to protest against further executions
OF irrcguiars.
LONDON Dec. 1.-THE Evening stand
ard declared today it hAd learned author
l%tativctv thot tho French government mas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Oil Bond Interest
Fund Increases

Until oil producers announces that
interest fund deposits on its s per
cent guaranteed and participating
production bonds for December will
be at the increased price OF 81 80 per
barrel. The recent increase In the
price of Uni'ed OIL Producers pro-
duction should make the current six
months coupon, payable January 25,
1923, worth around IS, against the
81 E~uaranteed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
Nice ShoU Oil in $40

Prairie-Phlllips Tuily Cain well In
the northeast of the southeast OF the
southwest OF 5-9-10. a fourth of a
mile east of the Prairie discovery
well In s. has a nice show of oil in
the sand found at 1850 feet, and
now drilling in a i0-inch hole at
1870 feet. There IS between seven
and eight hundred feet of oil in the
hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22
SaUoy Oil Company
Has Good Well

The Savoy Oil company has a well
that is making about three hundred
barrels on its No. 2 Colbert in
4-16-15.
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I'm the "II-II" Country

q. George is shut down at lao
10 outheast of the north
vast OF the southeast OF 3-ll-11.
t...e IS building a rig In the
,sD.er Of the west line OF the south
vasi of tho northwest OF 3-ll-ll.
steigler Oh company Is shut down
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from their homes. ana for n time thrtaten-
I'd homes Of more than q score oi families.
LONDON. Dec. 2i-Lady Frazer. for
metly VI Seattle. today was granted a IL
varco from John Foster Frazer. noted
Journalist ana traveller, on charges II
misconduct