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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

Fur Good Producers in
rour Districts

uivb spots in yesterdays develop
-.,t was the drilling In of the Nc
Nan oil company we'll, which is an
,,,,st 10 the Gillette discovery well
n the Mannford district: the COM
ai.non Of an excellent Wilcox sand
Vii In the Bird creek district north
o.., OF Sperry: the Oklavania COM
\fton in 1l-1O-s and the confirm
yss of the report that the Roland
company was getting well In 20
,s.S which is three miles directly
north Of the great Roland gusher
| IN 2.l5-S.
The McMan well Is In the south
cast OF the southeast of the north
west OF S6-20-S. The sand was
,ound al 1855 and the we'll was
flowing 20 barrels an hour last night
after having been drilled Is feet
into the sand. The Oklahoma Gem
ral OIL company and Il. =. Harwell
have two other offset locations and
the Harwell well is nearing the in
,ereeting Depth
The Bird creek Wilcox sand was
completed in the northwest OF the
northeast of the southwest of the
| northwest or 6-2l-l3 Dy IL. L. Dur
field. The wen made 100 barrels
| The first "a hours. The Wilcox sand
vas found approximately 800 feet
fellow the top of the lime. Figures
a. 10 the actual depth, however,
we not available last night. 1t is
Il old well drilled deeper.
The big Roland we'll was re-
ported as continuing to flow 1900
barrels day. while the test in "a
1873 is flowing 200 barrels n day
with a bridged hole and cannot yet
te regarded as a campletion.
The Oklavania well, which Is the
,olih offset to the Midwest a. Gulf
discovery we'll in BLOB. was at first
regarded as a dry hole, but finally
broke through a hard shell at 3,153
feet and blew in for an estimated
Production of 500 barrels a day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
T. B. Slick Inside the Pan
Again in the Pioneer,
Texas, Field

r. i. Slick No. on the NJ. r.
Eakin farm, Pioneer field. Texas,
was drilled deeper yesterday to a
total depth of 16 feet into 2,400-foot
sand, and In reported flowing no,
less than $4,000 barrels per day
having gauged 1000 barrels produc.
ton in one hour.
The formation is mostly lime. SIM
liar to that in other producing wells
In that locality, and the oil is ~ de-
grees and upwards in gravity.
Mr.. Slick has the entire working
interest In the Il. F. Eakin farm.
which consists of so acres. and No.
4 well is almost direct offset to
the T. B. Slick, Pennant Oil COM
pany and others test on the w. j.
Bryson farm. located about 700 feet
to the west, which came In two
weeks ago at 5000 barrels initial
production, and is still flowing 1000
barrels per day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Big BristoW Producers
Cause Much ActiUity

BRiST TOW. NAV 26. -- Large
oil wells continually coming I'm and
more territory proving good in the
Brlstow territory has forced pipeline
companies to again prepare for ex-
tensive improvements now belng
planned.
Sinclair OF company now Ia open-
ing nm office In Bristow. also estab-
fishing warehouse and pipe yard IN
the Industrial Aection OF tho city. The
company alao is cnlarging pumping
stations and laying additional pipe
lines into the fields. Tho daily
capacity OF the company in the Poor
Farm district has been $4,000 bar
rels. but with the new improvements
tho company vii be prepared to
handle 10000 barrels daily.
This company at this tlms In en-
larging It's pumping station in IA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Getting Ready for Tests
At Okemdh

The following companies have
rigs on tho ground in the following
locations. Midwest & Gulf No. 3.
J. Pigeon in tho southeast ot 2-10-
Q.
Prairie oil Gas Co. No. 2, S. Gray
son In the southeast OF the south
west OF the southwest Of 1-i0-9.
Kemp a Jennings No. 1. A. Gully.
I'm the northwest OF the southwest
" the northwest Of i2-l0-o.
Independent company No. 4, A
Gully, In the southeast o ( the north
west OF 1909.
Okavanla company No. 2, l..
Brooks In the northwest OF the
northeast OF the northeast OF ii-i0-
2.
Kemp & Jennings No. I, ]. 7.
Pigeon, I'm the northeast OF tho
southwest OF tho southwest OF q
1919.
waite Phillips No. I, NJ. Foster, In
| the southwest OF the northwest OF
| the southwest OF l-l0-g. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
FulibioOd Usage Indians
Nominate TUO Tickets for
Tribal Officers

PONCA CITY, May 26.-The oil
companies that operate in the Usage
indian county are always Interested
In the men whom the Indians them
selves elect as chief, assistant chief
and members OF the tribal council
for the ensuing year. And this cleo
tion Is always an event OF impor-
tance among the Osages themselves,
as the council thus elected passes
upon much of the Osage business
which Is increasing annually In
volume because of the vast sums
being paid into their treasury from
the oil industry. The various tribal
regulations, as promulgated from
the indian department at Washing
ton, ID. c., have to do as a rule with
the fullbloods OF the tribe, and 1t is
understood that the department
has suggested that a fullblood ticket
be elected. However. there is also a
progressive or mixed-blood ticket to
be nominated.
Edgar Mccarthy (sounds like Tam
many hall but he is fullblood
Osage) has been nominated on one
Of the fullblood tickets for principal
chief OF the tribe. whereas Arthur
Bonnicastle. the present chief, has
been renominated TO head the other
fullblood ticket. Bonnicastle, also
en- official interpreter for this
Osages, has the distinction of having
been a United States soldier during
the Bocer uprising in China and TO
have been one OF the first Amer
leans over the wall when the allies
marched to Peking.
The election of a ticxet Is to be
held on June 5. Both Mccarthy. who
has long been prominent in tribal
affairs and has held his office of
assistant chief, a sort of a lieutenant
governorship, and Bonnicastle are
popular and n stiff campaign is be-
ing carried on. William ]. Pryor has
been nominated on the fullblood
ticket and Mccarthy for assistant
chief. while Paul Red Eagle is on the
Bonnicastle ticket for the same po-
s.tion.
Nominated on Both Tickets.
So far as the nominations for the
council are concerned. Fred Look
out and Bacon Rind, both former
chiefs, and Franklin Reward are
| nominated on both the fullblood
tickets. The other council nomina-
tions on the Mccarthy ticket in
clude -xe-tah, Mo-sah mum
! pah, John Mckinley, Wah-she- shah
Antwine Pryor. On the Bonnicastls
| ticket the other nominees for the
council are Long Bow, Thomas b
Leahy. jr., Jasper Rogers, Franz
Lessart of Ponca City and Mo-shah'
ke-tah. who Is also on the McCarth,
| ticket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY OF, 1922

citation. depletion. etc. This deduc-
tion was equal to abou. 500 q
share.
The company has been extremely
conservative in dividends, paying
only s6 a share and for this reason
has built up huge profit and loss
surplus account OF 1.2s7,793 at end
OF 1921. equal to over $500 a share
on stock. In addition s70,s4s,b07
depletion and depreciation reserves
was shown end last year or nearly
another 5000 share on outstand-
ing stock,
Harris Winthrop & Co. are in re-
ceipt OF a telegram from their cor
respondent In Oklahoma City signed
by the North American OIL n Refin-
ing Corp. to the effect that the re-
port that the Middle states oil well
| Scott No, 4 South Bend field, Texas,
3 feet In the sand is good for 1900
barrels Is incorrect and that this IL
the North American Roxana well
and not the Middle states.
Strength in Standard Oils was
general and accompanied advance In
listed Independent oils. such as Phil
lips. Cosden. Maryland and Califor-
MIA Petroleum, all OF which made
| new 1922 highs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Chickasaw Refining Company
Plant Resumes Operations

Special 10 The World.
ARDMORE, May 2e.--Resump-
tlon of operations at the plant OF
the Chickasaw Refining company In
this city. which has been shut down
for more than six months, is prac-
tically assured during the next 60
days, according TO a statement is
sued by S. A. Apple, president Of
the concern.
Officers Of the Chickasaw COM
'pany elected for the ensuing year
are: S. A. Apple. president, Erret
Dunlap, vice president; Perry j..
Maxwell, vlcc president. II. O.
schneider. etary-treasurer, and
Johns Holt assistant secretary
treasurer, All the members OF the
board OF directors were reelected,
including s. A. Apple, chairman.
Erret Dunlap, John S. owens, Perry
Maxwell, Charles Won Weise and
Ernest l.. Nye. All the officers and
directors are residents of Ardmore
With the exception OF Mr.. Nye, who
is from New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

east OF 15-f4-iw, $50 barrels; No. 4,
$50 barrels; No. 5. has 100000 of
gas production. Marland & Cos
den No. /, school land. northeast
OF 16-24-lw. 1850 barrels, being
run into the same tank. Southwest
ern Petroleum company No. 1,
East Murray. southwest of lo-24-1w,
b25 barrels; No. 8, 227 barrels; No.
s, 1900 barrels. White Eagle Oil &
Refinery Co. No. !. Novotny,
south half OF the southeast OF 10
24-iw. 30 barrels. Comar oil COM
pany No. /. Rudolph Ruzek. south
west of the southeast of 3-24-1w,
100 barrels.
A review OF field operations fol-
lows: Comar OIL company No. 3
See, northwest of i5-24-lw. being
drilled at $50 feet. No. 4 being
drilled at LOO feet, a cellar is be-
ing dug at No. A, this is n twin
to No. 4; No. z. completed at 2,134lt
feet; No. 2 A. completed at 2,635
ket; a rig is being bhilt for No. Z A.
this is a twin to No. 7; No. 8, Is
being drilled at 2.ls5 feet; No. is
rig; No. 10 Is rigging up. South
western Petroleum company No.
T. East Murray, southwest OF 10
24-lw, has q fishing Job at 2,160
feet; No. 5. has been completed as n
gas we'll at l,7s0 feet, production
10000 cubic feet with 500 pounds
pressure; No. g., is completed, total
depth c.139 feet: No. z. Is waiting
on order TO plug at 2,s5l feet; No.
o, rotary, Is being drilled at 1890
feet; No. 10, is being drilled at 1900
| feet, No. IL, is being drilled at 1900
| feet; No. ~, Is spudding at 100 feet.
No. l3. rotary, is being drilled at
| 795 feet; No. II. has a rig COM
pleted. Humphreys Petroleum COM
| pany No. Plumb, northwest OF
i0-24-1w, is being drilled at s55
feet after a shut down OF four or
| five weeks McCaskey a. Wentz No.
| 1 Eastman. southwest of i4-24-lw,
Is being drilled at 1,150 feet; Nc
| Caskel e. Wentz No. Hayes.
southeast OF the southwest OF 3-2i-
lw. Is being underreamed at 2,510
feet TO set .he 3 3-l6-lnch casing
preparatory to drilling In the $500
foot sand Thursday, Tankage In now
provided. White Eagle oil {. Re-
finery Co. ut its No. 2 Novotny
southalf of the southeast of 1924
1w, went through the 2,100-foot
saEd, stopping the bit at 2,13S feet;
prOuuCtloH Ol <utVUV,VVV lttt VI sds
was had, but It was cased by, and
a dry hole was had; No. 4. has a
fishing Job at g9s feet. The Amer
ada Petroleum corporation at itt
No. 3 Smith, northeast OF 15-24-1w
found the top of the sand at 2,13C
and at eight feet in, had a nice
showing for oil. making one flow
late Tuesday afternoon; the location
is $40 feet east of No. i, and II pro
duction is had, the area will be ex
tended a quarter mile east; No. 2
has a fishing Job at 2,1s5 feet: rig
ging up is in progress at Nos. anC
Z, the locations being In the south
western part Of the tract. ChampliI
Oil & Refinery Co. No. 8 Morris
southwest OF 15-24-1w, is beiry
drilled at 1900 feet; production &
expected in the 2,000-foot sand thi
week. Carter Oil company is rlgg
ing up at It's No. / Morris, north
west of the southwest Of 15-24-1w
Marland & Cosden are rigging vi
: at No. 3 school land. northeast o
the northeast OF 16-24-1w. Prairi
OH G. Gas Co. No. Novotny
north half of the southeast of 10
24-1w. Is being underreamed a
1885 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Weekly Report of
T0nkaUa Operations

TONKAWA. May 26.--The daily
field production was increased TO
almost $4,000 barrels this week. or
to quote exact figures. 1l,795 bar
rels, when the Comar Oil company
completed its No. A, and No.
See, northwest of 15-24-lw. The
total depth of No. 2 A, is 2,63p feet.
Top OF sand, steel line measure, 2,-
62l feet. At IL feet In its actual
giage showed the initial flow a.
2,442 barrels. No. was completed
at 2.l34 l-2 feet. Top of sand 2.1lO
feet, steel line m e asure. AT
PAN feet in, the actual gauge
showed SO barrels per hour, This is
the best well in the field flowing
from the 2,100-foot said. The out
standing feature OF the week was
the extension OF the production area
one mile north from the location OF
the Comar oil company NO i See
northwest OF the northwest OF ID
24-lw, when tho company found
production in its No. l Rudolph
Ruzek, southwest of the southeast
of S-24-1w, at two feet III the sand
from the top at 2,662 feet. A careful
estimate placed the initial flow at
35 barrels, now 1t Is flowing 100 bar
rels per day. The drilling in OF the
Comar Oil company No. ! car
michael, southwest OF the north
east OF 3-24-lw, will be delayed 10
days. Preparation had been made TO
bring 1t in Monday. but the cement
around the sA Inch casing Will
have to be reset. ard 10 days VIII
have to elapse before 1t Is dry
enough. Comar Oil company
No. See, northwest OF 15-24-lw;
Southwestern Petroleum company
No. 4, East Murray. southwest OF
l0-24-1w; McCaskey & Wentz No.
Hayes, southeast OF the southwest
OF 3-24-1w; Nos. 2 and OF the
Amerada Petroleum corporation on
the Smith farm, northeast OF To-
24-lw; Champlin Oil & Refining
Co. No, 3 Marris, southwest OF 10.
24-lw, are due in the 2,1O0, 2,O0o
and 2,600-foot sands within week
Daily filed production by wells
| follows: Comar Oil company No. ]
See farm, northwest of l5-24-lw,
1176 barrels; No. TO be deepened
eight feet In the 2.l00-foot SAND
No. 2 A. 2.05o barrels; No. 3, 1a6
barrels; No. 8, 1891 barrels: NO. Z.
1900 barrels. Amerada Petroleum
! corporation No. Smith. north
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

center or the north line OF the north
east OF the northeast of iI-1O-o. is
a south offset to the Midwest & Duff
OIL Corp. original producer, which
Is still making 900 barrels daily at
three months old.
This well comes as a pleasant
surprise. since 1t was thought to be
failure all day yesterday, until the
cap rock was penetrated and the
big pay found underneath. Oil men
interested in that country had come
TO the conclusion that the Deaner
sand was missing. and the well
would be drilled 100 feet deeper to
the Kingwood pay. News OF the
strike was reported at Tulsa late
yesterday afternoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Ardmore Oil Men Using
Airplanes for Transportation
Because OF Rains
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
ARDMORE, May 26.-Members
OF the Ardmore oil fraternity are
showing great interest In the use OF
the airplane as means OF trans
portation in getting about the
various pools IN this section OF the
state. A local aviation concern IL
being kept constantly busy in con-
veying the oil men. especially since
the recent storms, during which the
highways were impossible and the
aerial route was the only method
whereby large number of proper
ties could be reached. Hugh West,
local drilling contractor. owns his
own plane and uses It almost daily
Other members of tho fraternity are
contemplating the purchase Of fly
ing machines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Roland Wildcat FioUing
Through Bridge

The Roland oil company's SENT
wildcat in 23-l6-S Is still flowing by
heads at the rate of about 200 bar
rels per day with the tools still
hanging In the hole, and the hole
brdged sand was topped at $3.50
feet and II Is approximately four feet
In.
TheRoland oil company's big pro-
ducer IN 2-i5-S. three miles 10 the
south. also got the big pay sand at
2,1bO feet. and inasmuch as II blew
IN when the pay sand was Just
topped, and is still flowing at the
rate OF 1000 barrels per day. the
total depth cannot be asccrtained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
The .St0per Wildcat

The O. u. Stover test well in the
southwest OF the northwest OF l7-S-
13. Mcintosh county, oklahoma, is
drilling at 1900 feet after passing
UP nice showing OF gas in u sand
encountered from 1890 TO l,i00 feet
Tho test Is drilling In n 10-inch
hole. with no water showing and has
had at least four oil aud gas show
ings up to the present time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Haskell Companies
Regular Dividends

Middle States oil has declared the
regular ] per cent monthly dividends
for April, May and June, making 3
per cent for the quarter. payable
July /, to stock of record June 10.
Dominion oil, Texas Chief. Ranger
Texas and Imperial Oil common, the
regular per cent monthly for April,
May and June, making 3 per cent for
the quarter, payable July 10 stock
OF record June 10: Imperial Oil pre-
ferred, z per cent quarterly paya BILE
JAly TO stock of record June 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Smith Test Drilling Again

The r. II. Smith test IN the SOUTH
west of the southeast of the north
west " 2S-7-7. which has had trou-
bic with crooked hole the past two
weeks, has succeeded in getting the
pipe down and Is drilling again at
1,0t0 feet In 12 1-2 inch hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

feet In their test on the Manuel farm
in the southwest OF the northwest OF
town OF Nahota.
Gas sand In this locality is picked
UP at about 1850 feet and unless
the sand IL running unusually high
in this tost. n stray sand has been
encountered. 4 later report Is looked
for with interest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Garter Oil Company
Operations

The Carter on company No. in
the northwest OF 9-26-6 In the Bur
bank district shows production OF
492 barrels the first IL hours after
a l20-quart shot. with n total depth
OF $500 feet.
southeast OF s-26.e Ia making mn
initial production OF 42b barrels
after n l20-quart shot. The total
depth of this well Is 1900 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

1879 and building two b5,000-barrel
steel tanks. The station will handle
35 900 barrels OF oil daily. A double
s-inch line IL being laid from the
station to Drumright pumping sta
tlonA.
Prairie. too. Is planning extensive
additions TO pipeline facilities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
The General Rate Reduction
by
h. W. Roe T. NJ,
Cosden & C0mpanu

The entire text of the commits
lons decision in the general rate
Inquiry has not been received but
that part of their order making spe-
citic reference to rates on petroleum
Is at hand and 1t Is gratifying to
note that they have given special
a,tention to the adjustment from
Mid-Continent refining points.
The decision in substance amounts
10 10 per cent reduction in cur
rent rates on petroleum. but in ad-
dition to this, the commission has
taken cogniZance of the serious sit
uation OF the southwestern refiners
as a result Of the percentage in
crease Of 1920 and the three and a
half cent reduction January I, 1921
in central freight association terri
tory, and which reduction did not
k'appy from points west of the Mis-
sisslppi river. In their order they
tAle that the carriers should
| promptly revise their rates from the
southwest to the eastern group in
order TO lessen the spread as COM
pared with rates between points in
T. A. and trunk line territories.
Tne reduction as authorized will
@ the means of saving to the re-
!Inng industry vast sum of money.
ms is OF minor importance how
ever, TO the re-establishment of the
elierentials which existed prior to
august 26, 1920. There is not much
possibility of the re-establishment OF
Me precise differences existing at
Sat time but the commission In
ar reports have practically or
diced.
The report further emphasizes the
ead effect on the southwestern re-
.hers or the three and a half cent
tuuctlon in C. +. A. territory and
u y lhelr language can be construed
nlerally It means that after increas-
'ns tne rates in that territory as of
Angust 1920 by the percentages
euthorl2ed that the three and a halt
'ent reduction will be disregarded.
A. mere ls absolutely no doubt that
.ae Mid-Continent refiners have
sgo'ed victory in this case and that
We can look forward to a readjust-
n.ent 10 our rates that will in a
ea.t measure restore to us the mar
SNahg territory from which we were
eu oy virtue of the 1920 per.
untage increase.
Cshg the percentage reduction
,Lnorized and without reference tc
Ieadlustment of the existing diff.
entais which in most cases would
VIduct still further reductions the
Sne ens IN freight charges on a TO-.
lows: ' " sasoiihe is as toi'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Columbia Petroleum Well
Increases

As result OF deepening its No. 10
we'll. Camp lease, In the Texhoma
field. Columbia Petroleum COM
pany recently acquired by the Has
koil interests, has increased that
wells production from 20 to 200
barrels daily. Columbia will now
deepen all OF It's wells in the Tex
homa field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

verdale. Kan. Is about ready TO
make n showing OF what production
may be expected. The hole Is down
now TO s.7Io feet on top of a sand.
For some time there has been a
Joint of casing In the hole which has
delayed drilling in tho yell. They
hooked the Joint yesterday. but the
fishing tool broke and let II drop
again to the bottom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
DeUOnian Misses Sand in
Wildcat Test

The Devonian oil corporation
missed tho pay saind and Is now
drilling In the Mississippi lime at
2,9i0 feet. in the test west OF the
town of Blackburn, In tho southwest
of the southeast of 23-22-6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Been Drilling TUO Years

After drilling for a period that ex-
tends over more than two years the
Midwest & Gulf Oil Corp, Is OF the
opinion that Its wildcat test across
the Oklahoma border and near Sill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

waite Phillips company has also
made location at It's NJ. Foster No.
2. northwest OF tho southwest OF
l-10-9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

The Y. l.. Jillson we'll in the north
cast Of the southwest OF is-i2-13 Ia
showing for good we'll In sand
found at 1854 feet. At three feet
In. the well was reported to be show
ing for $50 barrels and still drilling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Fred Ossenbeck Has
OIL ShoD

Fred ossenbeck and associates'
test In tho southeast OF the
northwest OF Is.le-l2 picked up a
sand with an oil show at 2,62S feet,
and they arc now drilling at 3.050
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
0lL AND GAS
eases-- s--suppiies--Produc uction, Eto.

FsiIinno Drill and Supplies.
tsmnos Nelson Supply company,
reprssaaty headquarters Hotel Tulsa,
eoronsnuns Sullivan Machinery
soon' on'd1E ~ n opening general offices
Adysr,u, iulsa- Inquiries solicited
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

.ddress" 70 70 locate j. II. Earl. former
wri,e, General Delivery, TULSA,
tocss or telephone to Fred T. Had.
Okla est Kennedy Bldg, Tulsa.
us,ms, Phone 1888 Cedar.--Adver,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
o"'dodnia = Bringing in Big
PRODUCER in the Okemah
District

J. ME- ME- oklavania OIL company, (J.
NooraGI aW' Il. p. Brewer, Frank L.
o, 49, me- mas drilled through five feet
h, 'Sy sand. topped at s.l3s feet, in
G;Nenah test. and the we'll is
Nr at the rate OF 500 barrels
kv,,sN The crude is above 40
---nls test, which ia lonatad In the