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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

Edn, Teon.-"I can say that Df.
1isrce's Golden Medical Discovery and
tie Pleasant Pellets have beea the
means Of restoring my health. vas
weak and rundown, had such head
aches, and my kidneys were out Of or.
Aef. Il Was q misery for me to walk
around. I began taking the Golden
Medical Discovery and The Pleasant
Pellets and they put ne on the road
to good health right away. I want
to-speak Q good word for Dr.. Pisrce's
remedies te all sufferer.
Shepard. r. y. D. I, Box 16.
Start right By obtaining this "Dis-
eoveey" at ooes from your neighbor-
hood dFuegist In tablets q liquid. or
Writs to Dr.. Pierce's Invalidsf Hotel
a Bu6als, N. L, for ffee medical ad.
Xle4.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
Suggestion.

Iiichnrd. age iv.. hnd been len At
HON. In the care ~ One Of his nunts
for few days II appeared 10 N"
aunt TINT Itichnrd usually gcd to
do Just the things tint nho Ind for
hidden hing 10 do. Finally she men
toned thnt fnct % Richard. only 10
receive the following reply: Hut.
nuntic. ! never think Os those things
tiii you tnik about tham. md then u
seems to ms that l Just must do
them"
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
MOTHER, QUIcKl GIVE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR cHILD's BOWELS

Even 4 sick child loves the "fruity''
taste Of california Fig Syrup" II The
httls tongue u coated, or II your child
b llstless. cross. feverish. full c' cold,
q has collie. q teaspoouful will never
fail to open the bowels. In q few
hours you can ses for yourself how
thoroughly It works all the constipa.
tion poison. sour bile and waste from
the tender, little bowels and gives you
Q we'll. playful child again.
Millions Of mothers keep california
Fig Syrup" handy. They know q tea.
spoonful today saves q sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig Syrup" which has dl.
esctions for babies and children Of ali
ages printed On bottle. Aothsfi Yoa
must say ''Callforn!a" or you may gst
a Imitation nS syrup.-Advsrtissms0t.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
hla 0uainoaa R0erNt,

"Kindly inform the court how you
nnnngcd 10 keep your credit Open"
WAS Demanded during n trinl for bnnk.
ruptcy. "Certninly." replied the de-.
fcndniii. "but nllOw me Ia suggest that
] impnft this Information behind closed
doors. There nre ssvcrni of my CON.
ps,iitors present, md ! have no desire
70 trnclI them the secret"
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
The Horses Not to Blams.

The Horses Not to Oiams.
"Its funny how your horses are still
afraid Of automobiles here" said q
eity resident to an old farmer.
II dunno" answered the farmer.
how an automobile must seem to q
horse. Wouldn't 1t seem queer to you
II you saw my clothes coming down
the road with nothing In 'emr
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
Rdmsotso Ma q oushsv.

A new gas we'll north of Edmonton.
Alberta. 10 gushinx ut II rate of No..
100000 cubic fest day and the roar
Of the ~ can bs heard at r distance
Of nftssn miles. Men workins 10 TIE
vicinity have 10 wear masks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

No Doubt the osetsr 10 Right.
'Queer. isn't itr'
"Whatf"
The doctor says that my husband
10 suffering from q lack Of exercise. y
"What Is there queer about thatr'
He has been a member Of the ath.
letic club for years"
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
All Oep~oda.

No place In ~ tne Ms II seems whso
you nre hOmesick for II. aud no place
NJ bad an II sscms when you are
hOtneSick In it.--Farm Life.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

cutisvsa sse Ptmpiy Faeea.
To remove plmplss and blackheads
smear them with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash OF In nvs minutes with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot yater. Once clear
keep your skin clear By using them for
daily toilet purposes. Don't fail to In
eluds Cuticura Talcum. Advertisement
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
Materials Ser Tanning.

Materials fes Tanning.
Our government experts have listed
twelve woods. l02 barks. nine leaves.
three roots and seventeen fruits and
weeds that grow In Latin America a.
yielding tanning materials Of indus
trial value.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
Don't 0s Afraid,

We never knew ~ . inan catching
cold from leaving % bis bad habitA
boston Transcript.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23

on Sspt. 10 os the same yenr. having
come by the old-time Ox-tsMm prairie
schooner route. The events Of their
IeriIoua three months journey over
the plains have furnished fircside
topics for many years.
Denver.-Mrs. May Grcsdci. who hns
had charge Of the cigar stand nt tn.
Brown Psisc. hotel for four years. was
crushed to denth near Cheyenne. WyO.,
when the automobile In which she was
riding with Samuel Wilson nni Mrs
u. Isetts, both Of Denver. overturned
and pinned her underneath.
Cripple Creck.-Officcrx OF five met.
nI mines In the Cripple Creek dls:rics
will make formal application TO effect
wage reductions mt II hearing scl,cd.
uled 10 tnke place before the Colorado
Industrial Commission March ~.
Canon Clty.--A csriond Of honey.
valuable automobile accessories. and
many implements and tools NJ value
Of approximately 5000. were de.
str0yed In Z fire Of unknown origin
here when the barn md gnrRgc Of \.
W. Jack. 800 Beech syenue. wsS
burned.
Denver.--O Of the Ku k'us
Khan were advised by state officials
thst . certificate Of authority IA In
c0sp0rste In Colorado would bs denied
because the articles Of Incorporation
fail 10 state specifically the purposes
asd objsCts Of the orgaaisstion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Operations in the Red Bank
Pool in TOURship 1913

The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tlon's No, I Fish, I'm the southeast
corner OF tho southeast Of S-1G-S, IL
drilling.
The Red Bank oil company No.
3 Newhlock farm, In the southeast
Of the southwest OF the southwest OF
9-l6-S ls "A rig up.
Tho Prairie Oh & Gas Co No. 2
Taylor farm, In the southeast cor
ucr OF the northeast OF the south
west OF 9-l6-S Is drilling at 1900
feet
The Rcd Bank No. 2 Taylor
farm, In the northwest corner OF the
southeast or the southwest OF 9-l6-s,
Is drilling at 1900 feet.
The Prairie oil Gas Co. Taylor
No. 3. IN the southwest corner OF
the northwest OF the southwest OF
9-l6-S, Is drilling al 1900 fcot
The Prairie No. 1 Red Gank fee.
In the southeast corner OF the north
west OF tho southwest OF 9-l6-S, is
drilling al $50 feet,
The Red Bank oil company is
| drilling at 500 feet ON No. 3 Taylor.
in the southwest corner of the south
east OF the southwest OF 9.l6-S.
The Carter oil company test on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Seminole, Hughes and
Okfuskee COuntU Tests

Bert l.. Rrookins II drilling Mt
2,b26 feet I'm No. / Dunway In the
northeast OF the northwest OF the
northeast OF 23-9-lO.
The NTr0nscontiucntal oil corpor-
alton has a rig up for No. 2 Hully
IN the southwest OF the northwest Of
the northeast OF 29-lO-10. same
company has rig up for No. Haw-
kins In the southwest OF the north
east OF l0-i0-l1.
The Himhley OF & Refining Co.
test on the ilill farm In the north
west OF the southeast OF the north
west OF ll-l0-ll is drilling at 1900
feet.
Tobias and associates are down
5000 feet on No. l Mary Jo-be-la- .
lah-ny In the northeast corner OF the
northwest OF the northwest Of l5-
l0-ll.
Lippa q lie Bosquet are having
casing trouble at Ills feet on No. l
Fier In the southwest OF the north
west OF tho southwest OF t7-lO-l1.
Fisher n Mintreo have a rig up
for Nc. l Lesh farm In the north
east OF the northwest OF 36-10-11.
The Arkansas Natural Gas com.
pnny is drilling at l.025 feet on No
l Brown In the northeast OF tho
southwest OF tho northwest OF "a.
7-1O.
The Prlarle on q Cos Co. {,
down 2,20O feet on No. I Brenner IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20

.22-2e is drilling az 2i0 feet. the
John Ramsey test st $50 feet and
the rigs have been moved In for the
Joseph Jeans, Donahoe and Miller
brother tests.
The test being drilled by Marland
and others In southwest 1s-25-2c.
on land belonging go w. II. Nansel-
GUS IL down 2.252 feet. awaiting an
agreement between parties 10 con-
tlnue on down TO other sands found
In tho district Immediately south
west OF POnca City.
Lynch and Clement on tho Bridge
water farm. In northwest 35-26-3w,
have completed underreamlng and
setting the IS 1-2-inch casing at 500
feet: the Meteor oil company has
resumed drilling at $40 feet on the
Chaney farm, In northwest 14-25.
3w, and the Haworth oil company
has spudded I'm It's test In the south
west OF 2t-25-2w. All three Of these
tests are IN the vicinity OF Lamont
In southwestern Grant county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
MdrIdHd's Tank Farm,
Capacity Increased

Seven new GG,00O-barrel storage
tanks have recently been added to
the tank farm OF Marland Refining
company az ponca city. with the
completion OF these units the pouca
City refinery Is equipped to store
about SS,0OO.0OO gallons OF products,
thus 0ffording the company one OF
tho largest tank farms tor the stor-
age of refined oils owned by any
Independent oil company I'm the Mid
Continent field, The Chicago Bridge
ana Iron works erected the tanks
that were added " the farm In Jan
uary and February, 1899, The Mar
land company also owns extensive
work tankage. More than l 1900 600
barrcls OF crude petroleum and re-
fined products IS held In storag,
81" he company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20

The Teapot Dome Contract

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
MdrIdnd Has Three
FOurths of Fields
Production

PoNCA CITY. April 19.-The
Marland oil and associated COM
panies have three-fourths of the
Bliss-Tonkawa field production AZ
the present time, or a total of 3,062
barrels out OF the fields production
OF 4.036 barrels. IL Is distributed
among the cariOus concerns operat-
ing in the field as follows:-Amer-
ada Petroleum company on Smith
farm 147 barrels; Comar Oil COM
pany (Marland) on See farm 2.S20
barrels; Marland on Smith school
land lease 400 barrels: Southwestern
Petroleum company on Murray farm
csc barrels. White Eagle oil COM
pany on Novotney farm 80 barrels.
The Marland production Is being
piped TO the Ponca City refinery.
The No. 1 Smith school lease.
which Is tho discovery well In the
field, Is still making 496 barrels,
having been brought in last summer
late. The No. ? on this lease is drill
ing at 2,275 feet. The Comar COM
pany on the See farm. which is now
producing over $500 barrels daily, is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
New Producing Sand
in Field

PONCA CITY. April ia new
producing oil sand at depth OF
1880 feet has been encountered In
the Bliss-Tonkawa field by the
Nmerada Petroleum company In It's
No. on the Smith farm In
lo-25-iw. At a depth OF 1.9S5 feet
the well made three flows. 10 is un-
dorstood today however. that this
sand viii be muddlcd off and that
the test will he sent down to the
. 2,G0O-fOot sand, which is tho big
producer IN this field
The COmnr oil company deepened
Its No. 6 John W. See one foot IN
the 1900 foot sand yesterday and
Increased the flow to / l.450 barrels
or about 500 barrels. IL has been
producing from $50 to i,l00 bar.
irls ever since II was deopcned by
three feet about two weeks ago. 1t
will probably he deeponed another
foot later.
In the southwest portion OF the
field, tho Champlin Refining COM
pany has It's No. l ]. Morris below
$500 feet and Is straight roaming
at the present time. The company
expects to drill In tho well this week,
In the 1900 foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Discussing the Question
of Safety Appliances

A joint meeting OF the tochni.
cal committees of the American Pc.
trOl"um institute, the Association Of
Natural Gas Manufacturers aud the
Western Petroleum Rofincrs associ-
alton was held iu New York city on
April ~, at which tlmo the proposed
regulation OF col. Is. w. Dunn. chief
inspector Of tho bureau OF cxplo-
sivos, that dOmc covers be not ro-
moved before the unloading Of nat
urnl RasOlinc aud It's blends. was dis.
CuWod. together with the other reg
uHtion providing that the present
outage table be made mandatory.
Following a general discussion bo-
tween members OF tho two commit
tCcp, o. conference with Dunn
was hold and both questions
discussed from every angle II was
decided, ns result OF the confer
ouCo, that the three OIL associations
drun recommendation covering
tho two regulations. same to be pre-
ayutyd Co The Interstate commerce
commission az an early date.
Representing the technical com.
mittcc ~ the American Petroleum
institute were Or. II. =. Anderson,
chief chemist of the Union Natural
Gnsollnc company ot OH city, Pa. .
W. X. Holmes, Texas company; H.
B BERNARD. Sinclair OH a. Gas Co..
both Of Tulsa. T.. ". Porter, Attain
tic Refining corporation; II. l..
Shoemaker. standard oil company
Of New Jersey. Roger Chew, stand
ard on company OF New York; 4.
g.. Widcncr, Standard oil company
ot Indiana, from Drumright, okla. .
Dr, H. ". Dean. Standard oil COM
pany Of New Jersey. g.. n. Tower.
Standard OH company OF New York
H. NJ. Wicr. Standard oil company
Of New York. a. V. Bourquo. repro
scntlng tho Association OF Natural
Gasoline Manufacturers. ~, w.
Dunn and j. ". Grant. representing
the bureau OF explosives. and J.. l.
Doyle, explosives agent OF the In
tcrstutc commerce commission. and
-. II. OF the bureau OF mines.
The Western Petroleum Refincr,
association. by wire, Concurrod IN
the findings of the two other organ.
lzations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
TeritOR and Vicinity
Actipe

&.c-ial 10 Tho world.
TERLTON, April i9.-Stelnberger
4 smith are drilling at 2,4OO feet In
their No. Brown, located in the
north half of the northwest OF 25-
2O-7. Terlton district. Same com
pany is moving In tlmbers for a test
on the flynn farm In tho southwest
corner OF l9-2O-S.
Burton n Grlffiths are rigging up
on their No, Frank Chisman, in
the west half OF tho northeast of
25-20-7.
Charles Burton, trustee, is spud.
ding In No, 2 Paul Chisman, In tn,
east half OF tho northeast OF 25-2O-7
This well offsets Breslyn interests
No. Hicks. The same interests
have timbers on the ground for No
3, Paul Chisman, just one location
north OF No. ..
Breslyn n Black have rig vi
for No. Hicks, In tho northwest OF
/ the northwest OF 3O-2O-S.
| Egan x Griffith are spuddlng In
| No. 1, Tcrlton townslte, in Adslt
/ block No. l6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
MdridHd Tells RdiirOdd
Men Gasoline Pipeline Mag
BecOme NCcessiiN

pONCA CITY. April 1O.--Thnt n
gasoline pipeline from Oklahoma to
thiCuvu ana perhaps other points
may become "a necessity unless u
byt,Cr cooperation N obtained be-
tN . The oil rCfinCrs and the rail
roads IN a declaration that T.. ".
NJ. slnnd. president OT the Mnrlnnd
ana associated oil companies made
to u party uf high-up railroad men
In pOuCa City, the pnst week. lie
stntcti that while there n no dlspO-
III on to huild such n line. unless IL
becomes absolutely necessary. yet
such project N now In the minds
Uf tho rCilncrs.
II is matter of alleged excessive
freight rntcs on refined products
hlmt II causing this agitation for n
k1lipclinc Tor refined products. II de-
atlors that the Marinud Refining
NDmpany (uslng TINT company a. an
Hliusiratiom pnid out To the rail-
FfOnds for freight charges during
1921 u total of SI,Ot3.OOO, aud that
during the month of February (this
Year, alone n total of $4,000 was
paid out on refined products To one
point In this connection it II in
tcrcsiing Ia note TINT the Mnrland
Refining company has the record of
hCing the greatest source or business
al any and all business concerns ON
tho Santa Ec system in Oklahoma.
The mnttcr Of n gasoline pipeline
has been discussed 10y rcfincrs for
the past go days. The generally Ac-
ccptcd plan is such n line 10 CHI
cago, II being maintained that the
refined product may he pipcd rs sue
ceSsiully us II the crude oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20

the southwest OF tha northwest OF
the northwest OF 20-b-lO.
Basset a. Dalton have tools moved
In for a test on the Deer farm In
the northeast corner of the north
west Of 12-12-9.
u. -. Hood and associates are
drilling at 1880 feet on No. / Swell
In the northeast Of 1893.
l.. &. Declns has rig on the
ground for test on the HariO al
lotmcnt IN the center OF the north
line OF the northeast or 1920.
Tho Prairie OH A. Gas Co. Ia spud-
ding IN No ] Grayson In the south
west Of i-l0.o.
johnson and associates test on the
Mullins farm In the southeast OF the
northeast of 2-10-9 il rigging up.
The Midwest A. Gulf oil Corp.
ls ready 10 spud In No. 2 Pigeon In
tho center of tho east line OF the
1893.
The OklIvania OIL company and
the Plymouth Petroleum corporation
test on the Brooks farm In the
northeast corner OF the northwest
or the northeast OF ii-i0-0 n spud-
ding.
Tho Holllngsworth test on unai-
loited land IN the northeast OF the
southeast of the southwest OF IL
1913 is a location.
Tho Turmnn oil company IL drill
Ing at 500 feet In the center Of the
north line Of the northeast OF the
northeast OF ii-i0-g.
The American Eagle oil & Refln-
Ing co. test on the Foster farm
I'm the northeast OF the southeast OF
the northeast OF ll-IO-9 10 drilling
at $50 feet.
The Independent oil & Refining
CO. and H. r. Kemp are drilling at
500 feet on No. l Gully la the
northwest OF 12-10-g.
stlnson n Matthews have n rig
up for No. I Bonner In the north
east OF tho southwest OF 2t-10-O.
The Lewis Clark Petroleum COM
pnny Ia drilling at lao feet on No.
I Nacomo In the northeast of the
southwest OF tho northeast OF IA
is.
Tho shawnee wewoka oil com
pany test on the townsite In the
ccutor OF the north half OF the SOUTH
west OF the northeast OF 1898 II
fishing for casing.
Diamond and associates are shut
hbNlA NJ Au'sb AfhA bAl AN's W hhAA
inRton In the center OF the southeast
OF 36-s-S.
H. II. Smith and associates are
drilling at 91O feet on No. Caroline
In tho southeast OF the northwest OF
1911.
W. g. Newman has rig on the
ground for n test ht the center of
/ the east line OF the southeast OF the
/ northwest of 7.S-12.
Laird and others are drilling nj
| 100 feet on No. l Gray in the
northeast Of the northwest OF the
! northwest OF t-l1-lO.
~. G. Gynnup and others are
/ drilling at .575 feet on No. ] Tiger
/ In the northeast OF the northwest
of the northeast or 10-i1-1O.
The American Eagle oil a. Refin.
| ing 60. test on the Grayson
farm IN the center OF the north line
OF the northeast OF the northwest of
the northeast OF 30-l1-1O is drilling
at 2,225 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
TULSA DAILY WORLD THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922

uraI at 2.s44 feet IN sand at 2.s34
feet southwest northeast northeast
24-1l-11.
Lyons Pet Co, have l5O-barrel
natural at 2,7O2 feet In sand at
2,694 feet southeast southwest
25-11-i1.
Gypsy oil Co, with a 40-quart
shot have 1OO-barrel at 2,7O9 feet In
sand at 2,643 feet northwest north
cast northeast 25-i1-ll
with 20-uuart shot the Gypsy
people have 25-barrel at 2,7S2 feet
in sand at 2.733 feet northeast
northeast 2j.l1-1l.
Okla-Centrai have 300.barrel at
2.672 feet in sand at 2,642 feet CEN
ter north line northeast northwest
25-11-1i.
Oklahoma Central have 1,9s5-bar-
rel natural at 2,G1l feet In sand at
1858 feet northeast southeast north
west 25-i1-l1.
same company has 500-barrel on
beam at 2,606 in sand at 2,597 feet
northwest southeast northwest
2b-11.l1.
Okla. Central have 1O0-barrel nat
ural at 2,503Ia In sand aat 1851
feet center west line southeast
northwest 25-11-11.
BACK ret 70 nave DtVVNfVVv hhH
| at 1851 feet In sand at 1885 feet
northeast northeast 3-1i-l2
Tennessee have e700-barrel nat
urnl at 2.3S6 feet In sand at 2,dvs
/ feet south east northwest southeast
/ BIBLE.
Turman oil Co. have 100000
/ gas at 1894 feet northeast south
west northeast 1l-t3-i2.
The Sclby OIL a. Gas Co, No. 4
/ Yatgce In the southwest corner OF
| 31-13-12. an east offset to the No,
| / still making 4O0-barrels. is on top
/ OF the sand and running casing, A
/ sand was encountered which made n
| 40-barrcl well, at from 2,496 20 2,5Oj
/ feet, but was drilled on through
/ The No. Q Yargee. offsettinR No.
/ TO the west is drilling at 2,40O feet
/ and IL expected TO get the sand thii
4 week.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co. 4
| making n location in the southeas
| OF the northwest of 10-l3-12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Henryettd and HI
Country Very ActiUe

HENRIETTA. April, 19.--The
Henryctta n field for the week
ending Saturday, April rs, continues
To increase It's production from the
old wells In addition to bringing in
more than 1900 new daily pro-
duction. The 13-11.l1 locality is es-
pecially active I'm new producers as
arc 24-i1-1l and 25-i1-11, these sec
tions being within five miles and
seven miles respectively OF the city
Coming closer to the city. and
showing every indication OF being
another pool equal 20 the Deaner
or the Lyons-Qulnn pool Is loca-
tion 4-l1-12, three miles west OF
the city I'm which w. B. Pine has n
30-barrol per hour natural flow on
top OF sand az 2.340 feet, and which
indicates a 2.0OO-barrel actor when
drilled In. To this the Kingwood oil
company is down 1000 feet in an
offset which the drillers estimate as
another good find
The Eagle-Picher Zinc Smelling
company who are also interested TO
considerable extent In the oil and
gas field OF the Henryetta district,
have an offset TO tho south OF the
Pine producer. which at 210O feet
according to the drilleTs has the ear.
MARKS OF lhtUlhtE OF ltt A2ulilu
pool. The Hcnryetta Development
company In 22-1O-13 is on top of
hard sand at 2-73j feet, and from
indications will turn out n producer.
This later well is of especial inter
ost to Henryetta II Is owned entirely
by local interests who have 800 acres
under lease. The log OF the filed
competitions for the week ending
Saturday 10 reads M follows:
w. Phillips has 30-barrel on beam
at 2,735 in sand at AIS center
south line northwest southeast
13.11-11.
Mr.. Phillips has 3O-barrcl natural
at 2.732 feet In sand at 2.73O feet
south east southwest NORTHEAST
l3-11-i1.
Lyons Pet Co. have 1.SO0-barrel
natural at 2.G76 feet In sand at 2,66S
feet north east northwest northeast
24-i1.11,
Same interests have 2.112-barrel
natural at 2,6S5 feet I'm sand AT
1867 feet center east line northwest
northeast 24-l1-ll; and also have
lSiS-barrel natural at 2,6SS feet in
sand at 1850 feet southeast mort
west northeast 24-1l-11.
Klngwood oil CO., with 10-quart
shot have i5-barrel show at 2,64S
feet in sand at 2,G46 feet southwest
northwest southeast 2i-l1-l1.
Minnehoma has 1,S00-barrel nat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
Morton Wen Extending
LyOns Pool To the West

a. u. Morton IL getting good
well I'm the southeast corner OF tho
southeast OF 23-ll-ii. west OF the
i,yona pool Tho well ls flowing
steadily from the top fow inches Of
the 2,GG2-fOOt sand and looks Ike
a big producer NJ II stands. They
were drilling deeper In the sand last
evening.
This we'll IL a quarter OF milo
and two locations west OF tho big
stuff In "a. the nearest production
being tho Robinson, Lctcher, zhani-
ger n Gibson big producers on the
Tiger allotment In the southwest OF
~. LII.