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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Another Prominent
Oil Man Passes Awau

Hugh Ross. one OF Tulaa's proni-
neht on men passed away nt the
lamdy home, 500 North Denver ave
nue., "arly Thursday morning. Born
IN York county. PENNSYLVANIA. on
December ~. IS73. he spent Ms
hoyhood and early manhood at tho
Old homo place, decided tot tile Ross
FAMILY hy the Ponns five generations
previous.
On account Of asthmatlc trouble.
he came west eight years ago and
aettled in Tulsa, where he became
actively engaged in the oil business
up until four years ago, when he
had a complete breakdown aud was
forced to seek another climate.
After spending year In New MeNi-
co he returned To Tulsa somewhat
improved I'm health, but was nevor
able TO resume active business.
About Christmas timc he began to
fan rapidly, which ultimately re-
suited In his death.
Mr. Ross belonged to the Cousis-
tory at Guthrie and was 32-dcgrec
Mason, and was "a man OF the high
est honor and integrity, and had the
confidence and respect OF all with
whom he clmo IN contact in a busi-
ness way. tie leaves "A wife aud two
children, Katherine. aged "a. and
Billy, aged IL, Funeral services viii
be held from his home SUNDAY aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock for his fricnds,
and intcrmont at Rose I'm cemetery
will bo private.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

Midwest Wen SIN
Center Of Interest

The Midwest 4 Gulf on Corn o.
Wildcat tcst ui Okeuph. iu the south
'ast OF tho southeast ot 2-lU-g, is
VIII the center ~ Interest Tho we'll
made another big flow Thursday
aight anu had 900 feet OF oil ln
no hol" Yesterday morning. they
irc still oby1s.d m drilling uu tho
indortcam'. lugg ana are yet about
foot OF on. top of tho Uaud.
Because Ot the fact that tho oil II
W plus lrlvIty. this lrIkc Is c1ua.
W. iucr asod activity throughout
hat district. The entire oil frntcr-
iity is mighty pleased TO know that
he Midwest a our people are In
ddo tho pay in this untcstcd dis
rlct.
on mon are also saving that thcrc
structure Ia th- country To tho
forth of thiH test IN 35-ll-g. while Il
VIII bc Of much interest TO see what
happens IN the tests az far south
rs the North Fork of tho Canadian
iver which makes a big horsoahoc
oend at this point.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
EDWIN ". FIELD.

I'm convinced II had taken Tau
lac two years ago. when my truubles
first began, | would have been saved
o. world of suffering" said ED W.
Field, 53S Jefferson St, Milwaukee,
Wis
My case proved that when n
mans stomach goes wrong, every
thing goes wrong with him, Tho first
thing | noticed out of tho way was
LOGS OF appetite and ncNt. that no
matter how sparingly | ate, was
sure 10 have an attack of indigestion.
I finally rot go | couldn't walk n
couple Of blocka without having to
stop and rest and | was SO nervous
that often | had TO set ~ In chair
all night long.
"Tenlac has made new man out
OF me. my stomach ia sound Js "a doll
lar and | fool fine all tho time, | am
a firm believer On TCnlaC because l
know II delivers the goods"
NOrF-Thc International propric aries
Co, distrlhrtors - Ten,lc, have on Tile
Ia ;hcr o''lcgs at .ilnnta. Geargia, over
ffty thousand sl5n,d statements from rep
rcscntntlNe mrr unl women tr"m erciS
CRnnda. Mann o. these are f,om rrouf-
lntat people iu this city and uec'i"n md
have been previously published .n this
paper.
Tanhc Is sold by the Quaker DRUG
company and by leading druggists
even ywhcre.- Advertisements.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

miles north OF the Chimney test
Lynch and associates Of CARRIER and
TonkaWa are Interested and viii
rpud in within a few davs
Another deem test IA going in I'm
.2I. two and one. half miles south-
west OF the Chaney tort. Acreage
has been blocked out and arrange
mouts made 10 assemble material
on the ground as rapidly az possihle
Tulsa people are intercated Ina this
block. The geology on the block
mans uu well Tho blnck Ieaaed In
three miles wide and eight or nine
miles in length. Acreage cost 50
to 50.
The Roxnnn Petroleum rampany
has completed a blocS Of leases and
viii commence opcration soon on
the Garfield Grant county line.
four miles south OF the chancy test.
ana ng the crow flies. Ig mlles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Texas PipeiiHe Runs

Norh Central Texas pipeline runs
the past week show total OF 132.-
500 barrels OF crude produced daily,
a gain uf 1000 barrels per day over
tho preceding week for that district.
Fields showing an increase were
the liurkhuruott district. which pro-
ducrd 5000 barrels moro than dur
Ing the previous week. while Electra
iicld showed u gain OF 500 barrels.
The greatest decline In production
wna that OF Stcphons county. Texas.
which produced 1000 barrels lcsg
than the preceding week.
Production by fields was. Burk
burnett, $4,000 barrels: Electra.
l21OO; Iowa Park. 1850: Archer
county 1850; Petrulin, 37b: Young
county 10000; stephens county,
4S.72Oi Ranger and EaNland, IL
300 Deadcmona, $3.50; Strawn.
l,22O; Moran. ESQ; Brown county.
500, ana Coleman county, 100 bar
rcls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Magnolia Nearing BIC Pay
In ingalls, Field Test

The Magnolia Petroleum corpor-
alton IL uderSaming the 3-l6-inch
easing TO the top of the hmc at G,7O8
feet and expects to get It landed o.
day on No. 10 Grove farm, In Thc
northwest corner of tho northwest
ot 27-l0-ic, ingals district Top Of
the big pay viii he encountered at
approximately $3.50 feet. .....
Tho Mull-Berry oil company we'll
on the Miller tract, I'm this came
section IS holding up at l,9O0 barrels
per day at hut three feet IN the pay
sNnd topped ut 3,I3G feet, Tho wen
Is In the casc half OF the fJuthwegt
Of 27-l9-sc.
Woods and associates have com
pl ted a 1900, ,OO0-fuot gas wei in
The shallow pay found from 2,O45 to
1000 feet In No. Knight farm. In
the northwest corner OF the north
east OF 34-lQ-i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
SiD'n,s oil Company
G0ing Good at Morid

The Slmms oil company appears
q be going good In the Mcxia field
~ the current drilling report IL aa
'ollows; ON the Reid 60 acres No.
is making 1896 barrels; NO. 2 Is
'ementine at the top of the ann-
80. Is drilling ut 2,Gs5 feet. and
No,s 4, s, o and are drilling at
oHsor depths. On the Bennett 40
,cres No I is rigging up, and No.
} In shut down ht 220 feet ON the
Mackay 20 ncres No. 1 is making
i75 barrels, and No. is cemcnting
IN top OF tho sand. on the Thorn
on Carter 40 acres No. | IL making
i,7i0 barrels; Nos . and are drill
ng at below 2.i00 feet. and Nos g
Ind 9 are drilling at lesser depths.
while No. In "A location. The Simms
Dil company seems to have staged
4 great comeback under its present
management.
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Expecting Great Things

TONKAWA, Fob. 10.-Grant
county viii have tho biggest play
this summer of any timo In the his-
tory Of the oil industry.
An important test was spudded
IN II miles due west Wednesday on
tho I'D Chancy farm. northwest OF
tho northwest Of lI-25-3w by the
Meteor OIL company on what is
claimed by United States geoloRists
in bulletin issued on December
30. 49, the highest dome aud struc-
ture IN Grant county. a large num-
her OF local oil men and their wives
and members of the OF fraternity
from Garfield, Noble and Grant
counties, were present. Operation at
this test will'bc watched with grenter
interest than any other test I'm north
crn oklahoma, In n wildcat area.
on account OF It's important geologi-
cal mapping and tho fact that near
by acreage II selling at higher
prices than In many other wildcat
blocks.
Placing Of n boiler and erecting
rigging ia In progress In az. three
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Dccr Crcck AciI,c.

DEER CREEK, Feb. l0.--Schon-
wald, Gurley and others are rigging
up 10 spud in No. on the Martin
farm. southwest OF the southwest Of
23-27-3w. Operation has been
stopped at No. 1 on account of the
collapsed casing at 2,700 feet, but
the hole will be plugged back to save
the gas sHnd.
The Western states & Oklahoma
Natural Gas CO.. is drilling up
the underreamer lugs at 2.6i0
feet at Crooch No. /, northwest OF
23-27-3w. and expect to drill.to the
Swaggart sand IN Wow OF gottinB
production at 2,g4O feet.
Same company Is drilling up n
shoe at arcs foot at No. l on the
stewart farm, southeast of 22-27-3e.
Same company Is running the three
inch tubing to get the water out at
No. on the same farm. The well
is making 100000 feet of gas.
The Associated Producers " Re
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Win the Oil Men

Alex McCandless Jof Robinson. III.
John Sammei of of|Parkcrsburg. W.
Va, and Il. y. Macarthur OF Mead
Vile. Pa. were in the city yester-
day looking over the property owned
by them In company with w. -.
stewart. who> is spending the winter
in Florida. and who did not make
the trip as usual.
II. ]. Guthrie. formerly vlco pres.
idcnt and general manager OF the
Tide Water Oil Sales corporation.
has been made manager Of the
Motor oil department OF the Pure
OIL company, IN charge ,uf the new
branch marketing Organization, with
headquarters at the general offices
In Columbus.
J. Il. Montgomery, formerly sales
representative ot the Vacuum oil
company. and later. with the Sim
clair Refining company. has been
made manager ~ the newly estab-
lished branch office at Boston.
W. y. Garland. formerly in charge
Of lubricating sales in the Chicago
territory FOR the sun oil company,
and previously, for the Tide Water
oil Sales corporation, has been made
manager OF the Chicago territory.
r. y. Anderson, formerly with the
National Refining company, will be
IN charge of the territory north Of
Atlanta and south OF Pennsylvania
Texas will be in charge of Fred r.
'allahan. formerly with the Slnclai'
Refining company. The Facif Z
Coast branch will have its head
quarters at san Francisco, in charge
Of Leonard Frcer. formerly Pacific
coast manager Of the Tide Water
OH Sales corporation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

lioyt and associates have COM
plot'd 300-barrol we'll In No.
Bcllncr tract, in the southeast cor
urr uf the northeast Of t9-2G-8c.
The JayhHwkcr OIL companys No.
. Ilnrgart IN the northwest of the
southwest of tho northwest OF
l-2o-oc. IS 100 barrel well after
the shot.
Tho Ross oil company has n 60
barrel well after the shot in No on
the Jackson farm, in the northwest
west Of 12-29-Jo.
Crum and associates have dry
hole at 2.S3G feet and will abandon
No. 2 Crawlcy, I'm the southwest OF
the northwest ~ tho southeast Of the
northeast Of 23-2S-6e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Dnncnn CnmnIciInns.


The Coline Oh company has n
25 barrel producer IN No. 2 Maxey,
In the north half of the mort aeust
Of 30-tn-Sw.
The Gypsy oil company's 80. ,
MaXoy In the southwou OF tho
northeast of 3O-iu-8w. In making
800 barrols daily.
Tho Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tipn tcst VI the Morgan farm iu lho
southeast ht the northeast ~ the
southeast of 32-in-8w ls an 5000. -
0o0-foot gusscr In tho 2,l90 to 2,t36-
foot pay
Tho sun Ray OH company test on
tho johnson farm In tho southeast
OF the northeast OF the southeast ~
32-ln-Sw ls making 90 barrels of ail
ana 90 barrels of wator from the
1,S32 TO 1,Si0-foot sand.
1hc Pauline oil Compdnys No. 10
smith, In the southwest ~ tins nor: a.
cast OF 32-ls-Sw, IN good for 7,00O.-
600 feet ~ Ras.
The Empire Gas & Fuel come
pany's No. . Gillworth farm, in the
northwest corner of the northwest
Of 2-2s-Sw, H. abandoned AT igO feet
The Lone Star Gas company ties,
an the BUSH fnrn, In IN. northwest
OF tho northwest Of 2-9y-Sw. Is a
I5-borrcl well In the 9 2."O0.fpot phy.
FhwCott * Holmcg' Edmonds
farm No. o. In the uorthwcat Of tho
northeast OF 25-is-Ow. IL maHing
22,OO0,00O fcot OF gas In the 2.igO-
foot sand.
Tho Magnolia Petroleum ca-po~-
atom test on tho Rclscr tract IN the
northwest " the southwest 81 2t-
ls-lOw i3 abandoned at the 2,222-
foot lcvcl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

popular seven passenger car was the
Ford. This shows that II Is not the
wealthy that use the car freely. but
the farmer. mechanic and the small
storckecpcr There are, according
10 recent reports. over ten million
automobiles registered IN this coun-
try nearly one machine to each 10
persons How many persons ~ the
country are wealthy In tho meaning
OF Representative Isacharach7 Tho
answer would be- one In 10, for they
own car. What rotten nonsense
is such talk7 Also, what about the
refloors absorbing tho taxi An In .
crease of . cents in the cost of fuel
To the motorist viii curtain tho sale
Of now cars and the use Of old ones
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Seventh Wen in -AIexia
"FEh Pond" Tract

Special 10 The Would
MENlA, Texas. Feb. tO.-Thc
',', ~ iuohce ietroIeum company
wen flowed over the top tonight.
1t IL located on 10 acres EoonIr
tract and IL the seventh oil pushcr
completed In the flsh pond on tho
north eide OF the Mexla gtisher bool
In the last five days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
MiscHcr & Steel Getting
Producer in Stray Sand

f. ~. NiEnucr Ii T.. steele and
other. 1re ErttIug q producer ln a
s.r1s rnd topped at 1855 feet. IN
fh'lr t.st uu the Sarah colbert farm
on. fhr north center location IN the
spulhvcFt ~ the southwest OF iG-
Ii-l4 Buld nm district
Tho wCll made one l30-barrol
flow. and they are now shut down
while they erect tuukagc. They arc
but five or us iuchcH In the pay
sand, ana VIII probably arm In to-
morrow.
This well b. off9ot by n Glenn
sand we'll, ftill masking 20 barrels IN
which th" pay was topped at 1880
feet which leads Mcssrg. Mls,ncr
aud Stocl, tu bclicvo that the nay
encountered lu this iaet we'll il "a
ntIIN IuImnlLum-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
OkeHiGh Putting On
ImprOmpiH Celebration

Special to Tho World
OkEMAH, Fch. t0.--The Mid.
West and Gulf ON companies Wild
cat on the Garrison farm In southeast
OF southeast Of 2-1O-0. blew itself
INTO sand between and 3 O'Clock
this afternoon and flowed 7j barrels
IN IL minutes The well Is shut
down 10 wnit for tankago.
The well is five miles south OF
Okehmah and opens up biz new
territory around Okemah. The pco-
pie OF tho city are putting on an
lmpromptu celebration.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Prairie Getting
Dig BurbaHk Wells

The Prairie OH a. Gas CO.'S No. Z.
tho second location south of the
iast line Of the northwest Of l-2G-6.
Burbank which has been making
100 barrels natural. was given an
p-quart shot Yesterday ana flowed
80 barrels the first hour. settling
lown. however to G2 barrclH per
luur.
The Prairie OH 4 Gas Co.'S test IN
he northwest Of the southeast OF
l0-@7-6, is making 400 barrels nat
iraL sand was topped at 2.aO5 'cot
md first oil encountered at 2.o20
'oot.
The Prairlo's No. In the north
vest corner uf tho northwest OF
I-26-6. ha1 been increased to L7G0
iarrcls by a shot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
IHrmoR Inside the Pan
In Lyons Pool

Tho thurman on company's well
NO, = In the east half of tho south-
wost OF 2l-l1-ll, is flowing better
man 500 barrels from tho regular
klngwood sand Turman officinla
state that they arc moving I'm riga
FOR Nos and I on this lease. locnt-
Ell ON tho north ana west lincs. re-
HpeNlvoly, and offsettlug tho goSi
well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

LONDON. Feb. 1O.--Curtailment
OF ss4O.soO.OOO in the expenditures
of the British government during
the next fiscal year was recom-
mended by the government economy
committee headed by Sir Eric
Geddes In a report lade public to-
day. The committee had prevlous-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

The automobile iuduatrv has ex-
pressed Itself az unaltcruhly opposed
TO any attempt To levy a tax OF 3
cents per gallon, the federal tnx on
gasoline for any purpose whatso
over. Thcy claim their industry has
heen unduly depressed and that
levylhE of such tax would maze con-
siderable difference In gales. The no =
troleum Industry would certainly
ieel It 90 much as the aut6mo-
uile INDUSTRY. for every car not
operated. or every new car not sold
II one less consumer Of motor fuel.
PROPOSAL made by Secretary Mel
ION. who IL himself identified with
tho refining industry. ~ a tax of /
rent gallon on gasoline viii sim
p'y restrict snleg To point where
the Income fro intakes viii not he
sufilcient Important to warrant
their being levicd. This will be re-
ue,trd In aales by refining and auto
mobile industries. Chicago Journal
OF Commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Ticker Dope

Standard on company OF ohio de-
cllrcd extra dividend Of 81 and reg
ulur quarterly dividend ~ 81 on
common. payable April /, stock roc
ord Fcbrury -
New YotkaDow Jones. Middle
Statos on company completed we'll
No. 3 on LoRgctt lease in Sliynrd
pool lu Butter county. Kan, with
initial flow i5O barrels daily
Atlantic Refining company de-.
clarcd regular quarterly 50 common
dividend payable March 10, stock
record February Is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Garter Completes Big Wen
In Irons Pool

The flrst'completion note report
cd yesterday FOR the famous Lyons
pool, which has been bringing them
in with remarkable regularity the
rast few weeks, is that OF the car
ter OH company test In the center OF
the cast limo OF the southeast OF the
northeast OF 25-11-il, which came
in yecterday II 600 barrel producer
In tho 2,G72 to 2.G9O-foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

finors IL moving In a rig 20 drsl n
deep test on the west half Of the
southwest OF 26-27-3w.
Otsto and associates had n show
Ing for gas at 72b feet in No. on
the Brady Hughes farm. northwest
OF 3j-27-3w. san people have set
the ~ inch casing at 635 feet at
No. on the Shipiey farm In 35-
27-3w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

Tho WrFt'Tn SIu'c8 OF COmpnny'H
No. . stewart farm. I'm the south
enst ot the southeast of 22-27-3w,
which iR barrel producer nat
ural In the deep sands found from
1910 10 3.32p feet. and from 1880
10 a35O foct. Ia 10 be- given q 100
quart shot In An effort 20 Increase
nrOluLlIuM.
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The Theda oil companys No. Q.
McC'askcy farm, located nt the CEN
ter Of the north line OF the northeast
OF e9-23-l4c, is a 2O-harrel well IN
the 1879 to l,69s-toot pay, The
Theda's No, 3 McCaskey in the ccn-
ter of the east line OF the northeast
of 81, is 20-harrel well after the
shot in the same sand. NTho Thcda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
OH Possibilities of Eelginn Congo.

VII ttSSiUlHc3 pI fttglnu Congo.
In an article on "GeolOgical Notes
ON Belgian Congo" by william j..
Millard In tho Bulletin Of the Amer
lean Association OF Petroleum Geoi-
cgists Tor November December. he
snys that the discovery of oil shale
IN tuugu hnsin ana of butuminous
limestcNe ON the west coast are on
couruging. For tho present we may
"ay that there Va 30 to O-milc
strip along the west coast extending
north and south from tho mouth OF
the CONGO river approximately 500
miles, which prove oil bearing The
"trip Is undcrlnin hy pctro,ifcrous
cretaceous ROCKS and II seems prob
able that folding is present Some
British people have obtained some
oil north presumably In this Gre
taceous scriol. Tho oil shGlc la tho
interior indicates the prcaent OF acdl,
mcnts favorable for the accumgla-
ton Cf petroleum. Whore regions OF
folding are found it is quite possl-
bio that pools may he developed in
the future, The work of exploration
and development naturally will be
more expensive nud difficult than
In the United states or Europe. It
viii ho necessary to buUd roads for
the transportation OF machinery and
aunnliCs 20 points away from naW-
gable rivers ana railroads. rccau1e
~ its latitude, efficiency OF labor
viii be about so per cent No doubt
Corgppas we'll MS other parts of
Africa will be drilled for oil since
any country slightly disturbed scdi-
meutaries Is a posslblo. future oil
country especially whore oil is
found in outcropping roc&.' (Notc
1t Is known that the exploration
branch OF tho sinclair Consolidated
ing portion Of Angola. This is
Portuguese territory adjoining Congo
on the south. Position Of the party
indicates exploration OF both coastal
and interior regions. Unofficial re-
ports indicate that Algeria In north.
orn Africa is not as promising cs at
t.rst n"c9umed, seven dry holej hay
ing been dr.llcdl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

Phillips Petroleum corporation
and N.ckers' test on the Savage farm
in the center OF the west line uf the
onHt hplf uf the northeast 81 the
northwcst ~ 2s-2t-5c. is a 1OO-bar-
rel well In the 9 213o-foot sand.
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Invader Wen Shot.

Tho Invader OH corporatlon's No.
IL sutton Ia the southeast Of the
northeast OF 33-tf-14. is good for
90 barrels per day after n GO.auart
shot Pay sand was encountered
from 1.207 to l,220 feet.
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smnn MrIl al, LINN.

Probat n Morrison have u 2J-bar-
rel producer after u 4O-quart shot
In the shallow pay found from 1,511
to 1910 feet, In No. 3 on the Bar
bnra farm IN 1i-i5-f2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

OIL compnny's No. 3 Lnko tract, in
tho center Of tho east line of the
northeaBt Of 32-14-13, IS n 10-barrei
well after a shot
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CowIcy County Test.

The Little Pirate oil company's
No. . Clark, In the southwest corr
ner Of the northwest OF the north
east Of 6-3l-ie, is pumping 100 bar
rols.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

ly made recommendations invoiv.
ing reductions Of about 5000, 900
pounds sterling so that the total
amount TO be culled from the gov
ernment's expenditures will reach
1885, 600, 900.