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FOR SALE

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LODGE NOTICES
HOUSEKEEPING MOONS


HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Tut RENT 3rootn furnished apart
mont boz the Lucernc. iln5 Polk. Phone
70i
FOR ltENT Furnished aud room
at.ittusuis mAivtu. also bcdroolns, 40
,tfdr"u. laeo Fierce i'honc sCi3 J.
IuH REST 20 furnished ighi house.
E,,lane rooms' modern. 1lo irl'on.
ToR RENT Three furnished light
housekeeping nooms sal - Fillmore.
SO nO pcr month.
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Childers Oil Commission
Company

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Phone 195.
~ Sections ~ good lrass FOR lease.
miles east OF Miami. Texas Mrs. J,
e. George. Miami. Texas.
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No. So. in uankruic,

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IN the Disiuc, Court uf tho mite
States ior TO-, Nwth,n District ~ Tex
ts 90 Amarillo
ln th, uut'r, of
John \riun Spikes ~ ihc firm
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flrri meeting D. creditors
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Nearly 20 times o. many vulnnieer
officers we're Disabled In 40. worii
War a. regular army officers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Operations in the Tiger
Flats District

NJ. T.. Moruncy has rig north
west southwest southwest T-12-12.
Rebold and others are drilling at
LILO feet northwest southwest
northwest l5-l2-12.
Neal and others are shut down at
2.125 feet center north line north
east southeast 16-i2-12.
Kingwood OH company is shut
down AZ $500 feet southeast south
east 26-12-l2.
Bailey and others have rig on
ground northwest southwe,t 20
12-I2.
Mitchell oil company is drilling at
I20 feet center south line southeast
northwest 30-l2-12.
Howard and others are shut down
at 800 feet center south line north
west northwest 31-12-12.
Anglo-TeNas is shut down Mt
,420 feet center north line south
east northwest 33-12-12.
Tennessee OH company Is drilling
Mt $50 feet center south line north
west southeast 33-l2-12.
w. Il. Pine II drilling nj 700 feet
| center south line northeast south
east 33-12-12.
w. y. Pine Is drilling ut 1866
feet southwest northeast southeast
33-12-12.
w. y. Pine is drilling NJ $50 feet
northeast southwest southeast 33-
| 1912.
w. II. Pine is drilling at 1870 feet
center east line southeast southeast
33-12-12.
w. r. Pine has casing trouble nj
2,357 feet northeast southeast south
east 33-12-12.
w. y. Pine IL spuddlng northwest
southeast southeast 33-l2-l2.
w. II. Pine is rigging up southeast
southeast BIBLE.
Blac% Petroleum company &
drilling at 1900 feet northaas
southwest southwest 34-i2-l2,
Black Petroleum company is drill
ing in at 1855 feet with oil showinI
at 2,316 feet center south line south
east southwest 34-12-12.
Black Petroleum company Is drill
Ing at 2,240 feet center west lin,
southwest southwest 34-I2-12.
Black Petroleum company has ri,
center south line southwest south
west 34-12-12.
Eagle Picher is spuddlng south
west northwest 34-12-12.
Barbara OIL company has rig OF
ground southwest southeast north
west 34-l2-12.
Independent o. & G. Co. and 9th
ers are drilling at 1886 feet with go
barrel show at 2,530 feet southoas
northeast s6-12-11.
Neal and others are spudded ant
shut down northeast southeast 4
1913
Central National with s0.plar
shot have 100000 gas and sprayin,
oil at 1898 feet northwest southwos
17-12-13.
Central National have locatio,
southwest northwest I7-l2-13.
II. l.. Jillson- -Gilcrease are drllllny
at 1850 feet center east line north
east southeast 1S-12-13.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Amerdda Well Near Brock
FIOUing 10 Barrels Per Hour

The Amerada Petroleum corpora
tlon test near the town of Brock. In
the northwest OF the southwest OF
the southwest OF 21-5s-le, Carter
county. oklahoma, which got the
pay sand Sunday afternoon and
made 30 barrels per hour initial
production. put l,II5 barrels into the
tanHs Monday and yesterday, was
flowing 20 barrels per hour actual
gauge. Sand was encountered from
1850 to 1897 feet.
This we'll Is offset TO the north
by Westheimer's producer, COM
pleted weeks ago with an initial
production OF 275 barrels per day.
This has dropped down to $50 bar
rails per day OF late, and Mr.. West
heimer is now pulling the tubing
and will give the well another big
shot in an effort to make II large
producer. The same formation was
found In this well. topped at 1878
feet. and drilled 100 feet In the sand.
The Amerada interests are moving
In rig in the southwest OF the
southwest of 2l-5s-1e, offsetting
Westheimer's No. we'll located at
the center OF the south line OF his
lease. Mr.. Westheimer is now shut
down at 1900 feet on No. 2, waiting
Tor the cement to set at 073 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18

al e.57o feet ccntcr north line north
half southwest t3-tI-1t
Indcpondout-W Phillips arc arm.
Ing at 2.7t9 feet with l0O-barrel
show center east line southwest
13-11-11.
Gladys Belle is drilling by tools
at 2,5S5 feet center north line south
east southeast lB-ll-ll,
w. Phillips is drilling at 1900
feet northeast southwest southweSt
13-l1-l1.
w. Phillips is drilling at 1000
feet southwest northeast northeast
13-l1-li.
French-Lyons Is drilling at Ass
feet center west line east half south
caat southwest l3-ll-l1.
French Lyons L. drilling at 2bbl
feet northeast southeast northwest
13-ll-1l.
French Lyons is drilling at 1850
feet northwest cast half southeast
northwest l3-l1-li.
Sinclair q. & G.. Co. In drilling
at 1875 feet southwest northeast
northwest 13-11-ll.
Sinclair q. & q. Co. w drilling
at $40 feet southeast west half
northeast southwest l3-l1-1l.
Sinclair q. g q. co. has rig south
west east half northeast northwest
13-ll-1l.
Nowata o. & II. Co. Ia drilling
at 1875 feet southeast northwest
northwest l3-ll-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
WHEAT DEALINGS
LOWER IN PRICE
Reselling on Part of For
eigners Acts as Bear
ish Factor

CHICAGO, May l7-Although
during much OF the time today
wheat showed material advance
IN price for May delivery the mar
ket taken as whole averaged low
er. Roselllng on tho part OF for
eigners was a bcarish factor. The
close was unsettled at the same as
yesterdays finish to 3-i cents
down, with May st.45 1-2 to
tl.45 "a and July s1.27 Is to
sl.27 3-S. Corn lost 4 to "a and
oats i-S01-4 to S-SQl-2 cent Pro.
visions varied from I cents decline
to rise OF 3 conts
Estimates that the arrivals Of
wheat here today amounted to only
l20 carloads, a total considerably
smaller than has been the rule OF
late, appeared TO he the chief rea-
son for sharp but transient upturn
In tho value Of May wheat. After
however, touching s1.i7 1-2. the
highest level attained for sometime,
tho price for the current month be-
gan to drop and at the last was off
q little as compared with yester-
days finish. Today's actual re-
ccipts proved to be 162 carloads in
stead OF 1870 and there were re-
ana points were all trying TO sell
wheat here. Besides, vessel car
rying 10000 bushels OF wheat ar
rived here from Monotoc, and an
other vessel with wheat was re-
ported as in passage from Toledo to
Chicago. II was said also that
wheat I'm the east was being offered
3 cents TO 10 cents below n parity
with wheat here.
In connection with selling which
from theoutsct operated as a
weight on the July and September
deliveries, slowing down of foreign
demand for wheat was reported.
Prospects of a large shipment OF
corn tended to weaken the market
for corn and oats.
Accumulating stocks of lard here
counterbalanced in tho provision
market the effect of higher quota
tlOnS on hogs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
COPPER SMASHES
OLD PRECEDENT
Overshadows All Other
Isues for First Time
in Several Years

NEW YORK, May 17.--For the
,irs. time in several years the cop
nor shares overshadowed all other
tssues as the foremost features of
,he stock market. Their rise OF
to & points on very extensive trans
actions wa satributed to improved
conditions in the metal industry and
probable mergers.
According TO disinterested observ-
ors however, the strength OF metals
uas mainly due to the concerted ef-
forts OF professional interests which
annarently regarded that group as
,he best vehicle for further ad-
vance of quoted values.
Predictions of an early rise In re-
fined copper prices to IA cents per
ncund were freely made in trade
rircles. Attention was directed to
the fact that silver and the baser
meals have shown almost steady ad-
Nancement lately.
Steels had their inning In the last
half Of the session when Midvale
rose TO an extreme of . l-S points
and closed at net gain of 5-S as a
result OF unsonfirmed reports to the
effect that the company would be
absorbed by Bethlehem. Republic
and Replogle steels as well as sew
oral others at that group also closed
to 3 points higher, but Bethlehem
was relatively heavy and United
states and Lackawanna finished at
moderate losses.
oils motors and equipments, as
represented chiefly by Mexican Pc
troleum, Studebaker, Baldwin Loco
motive and International Harvester
contributed substantially to the
markets constructive side. Harves-
ter gaining l-2 points. United
Drug was strongest of the inactive
speciaties at a gain of points.
secondary issues dominated the
rails until we'll toward tho finish.
Sales amounted to 1,575,000 ] shares.
The money market again ignored
4, withdrawal of funds for federal ac-
count. call loans ruling at 1-2 per
cent throughout. Time funds were
In plentiful supply at Ia to 1-2
per cent. but slight concessions were
reported on prime commercial
paper.
Cables from abroad suggested de-
preston in London and on the con-
tinent, growing out of latest politi-
cal and economic developments. This
was not reflected in foreign eX-
changes, however.
Trading in bonds was enlivened
by the more active and broader
operations in tho stock market.
Domestic and foreign war flota-
tions held within narrow price
limits, leaders Of that division again
closing at mixed gains and losses.
Investment rails tended upward
but junior or speculative rails were
relatively dull, in a few instances
varying more than n large fraction
Total sales (par value) aggregated
sl5,973,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Late NelDs From the
Hi COuntrU

HENRYETTA, May I6.-The fea-
ture OF the Henryetta oil field this
past week is the new Eagle -Plcher
pool in BILLIE, Just threo miles
over the hill from tho western city
limits. with w. y. Pine. the Noco
Petroleum company, kingwood and
others all getting production az re-
ported daily from this point.
Every indication points to con-
tinuous production In two sands in
this field. The old reliable I'LL To-
cation Is also keeping up its reputa-
tion in production az well as
In drilling and new locations as is
evidenced by the log from 24-11-l1,
2b-ll-ll and 13-l1-1t reported in
this weeks log reading as follows:
Stover e. Anderson have aban-
doned location northwest southeast
32-10-l2.
Dillard and others have abandoned
dry hole at 2,92O feet center south
line southwest northwest 6-Il-II.
Bramble and others have aban-
doned location northwest southwest
northwest 9-11-11.
W. Phillips s-Indopendent have
25-barrel natural at 2.ss4 feet CEN
ter cast line west half southeast
northwest 13-11-tl.
w. Ips-lndependent have
2O-barrcl natural at 2,69s center
south line south half northwest 49,
ll-11.
W. Phillips has 3-barrel mtural
at 2,732 feet center east line north
west southeast l3-1l-11.
Deaner and others have ahan-
doned dry hole at 2,G85 feet south
west southeast l5-ll-1l.
Mlnnehoma has 260-barrel natur-
al at 2,6l4 feet southeast north
east northeast 24-ll-l1.
Lyons Petroleum company has
abandoned location southwest
southeast southeast 25-11-11.
Lippa & Bosque have abandoned
| dry hole at 1850 feet northeast
! northwest northwest 3l-l1-ll,
Klngwood oil company has 500
barrel natural at G,322 feet north
west northwest 3-ll-l2.
Fletcher and others have aban-
doned dry hole at 2,325 feet north
east southeast northeast 5-ll-i2.
Kansas Gulf company has aban-
| doned dry hole at $500 feet center
south line north half northwest
1 northwest 5-lt-12.
Kansas Gulf has abandoned dry
hole at 2.775 feet southwest north
west northwest 5-11-12.
Gypsy oil company In drilling
In at 2,69s feet with oil show south
east northwest southwest l3-ll-ll
Gypsy OH company Is drll!lns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Methods of American
Girls Puzzle French

PARlS-Stories OF American girls
checking their corsets in the ward
robes OF dance halls are the subject
OF much conjecture on the part OF
French women. They ask why the
girls bother to wear the corsets TO
tho dance. But the latest adapta-
tion Of the dance hall checkroom
In Paris is TO use II for checking
babies. Recently an inspection OF
the wardrobe OF an Etolle dance
hail revealed half-dozen babies
slumbering peacefully in the pigeon
holes usually reserved for hats.
Tho maternal neglect aroused the
ire Of the editorial writer OF tho
Parts Journal. This IL something l
had read about before" he declares.
"Only such things ordinarily occur
in Chicago or Milwaukee. This tim9
II Is Parisienne. We have a check
room for infants. Decidedly we are
becoming very Axeerican.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, May l7.-rrreg-
ularity and a tendency to react in
a moderate way marked the trading
in cotton today. July was relatively
much stronger than the new crop
months and this, most traders put
down 10 the recent heavy buying of
July by spot concerns and the fears
among shorts that these purchasers
intended to demand the delivery of
cotton. The close was typical of the
trend OF the market during a good
part of the session, showing net de-
clines of 13 to 40 points. July clos
in 10 down at 1890. while Decem-
ber closed 40 down at 1850. This
discount on the new crop was re-
garded as logical by many brokers
in view of the recent Strengthening
of the spot situation.
Liquidation Of the long interest
was stimulated around the opening
by the lower Liverpool market than
due although selling was held with
In bonds by spot sales of $4,000
bales in the English market. After
declines of 12 to rs points new buy
ing was aroused by reports of al
most general rains in Texas and of
considerable rain in Oklahoma and
by the middle OF the morning tho
highest levels Of the session were
reached, July touching 2O.l8c and
the lists showing net gains of 40
TO 10 points.
The weekly weather and crop re-
ports by the government were con-
sidered to be better than expected
regarding the central and eastern
divisions OF the belt and they started
a sag which finally, in the late trad
ing, had October down to 1860
and the list at net losses OF Is to
40 points.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Paying in Advance.

Here's new one that Is going
the rounds In the Los Angeles movie
colony. IL was told by Alfred E.
Green. directing "Our Leading Cltl-
zen" in which Thomas Melghan
stars.
A colored lad was tried for fowl
appropriation"
Sam" said the Judge sternly.
you are found guilty OF stealing
chickens. Ten dollars or ten days"
with smlle OF assurance, Sam
stepped up and laid a twenty dollar
bill on the desk.
"Yassah. Jedge," he said. 80
All gives yo' twenty bucks which
VIII pay 20 up to an includin' mex
Sattidy night"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
knnsns CITY Iixertnck.

KANSAS CITY. May 17.--Cattie-Re-
ceipts 1900, bulls and Gamers stesny.
best vealers ;9O0m9.5O. few head 1000.
Gamers t3.25m3.5o. bulls ti5O0b.5o, all
lower. mostly Is to 2bc lower. early top
yearlinEs $s.35. few cows t6.75m7.25, bulk
plain to good kind Sl751G.00. stockors
and feeders dull "a lower, strictly good
stockers $40. many others S5.OOds2b
HoEs-Receipts ~ 900. 90 30 e30-p pound
hogs to shippers early $1,000 1880, about
ors later slo.4OQiOS5, mixed loads
sioo0a1o.25. top .i0.sO, bulk $4,000
1850, stock pigs steady, best Sl0.7b. ma
tives $lO.606DiO.70.
sheep-Reccipts 8, 900. sheep and clipped
lambs 25nb0c lower. most phorn Texas
wethers $40 few 2-year-old $500, clipped
lambs sli.36Gl20o, sprlngers steady. Ar
izona ;Ii00. natives s1a25.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Roland "GuSher" stu
Increasing

The Roland oil company big pro-
ducer in the northeast OF the north
west OF the southwest OF 2-lb-s,
south OF Bristow, filled n i,60O-bar-
rel tank with oil In exactly two
hours Monday evening.
oil men are awaiting with much
interest for the Prairie's 6-inch
line to be connected with this big
well, the Slnclair's S-inch line
having been connected Monday
night.
When all lines are completed the
well will be opened up and allowed
to make n flush production In or
der that u guage may be taken.
This will probably be Wednesday
ntternoon. Those who have visited
the big well are OF the opinion that
It will produce 10000 barrels when
opened up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Proof Positive.

There recently entered the office
OF n railway claim agent an old
darky who presented IA request for
compensation for tho alleged loss
OF mule, which was said to have
been killed by one of the trains.
Are you sure" remarked the
agent after hearing the story, that
II was our Atlanta express that
Killed your muieg why are you so
positive on that point?
why. boss" said the negro, as n
surprised at the question, dat mule
done licked every other train on yo'
road"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Peace Anniversary
win BE Celebrated

LONDON-The third anniversary
of the signing OF peace will be cele-
brated in England this year by an
enormous league OF nations gath
ering in Hayde park, during which
man well-known men and members
OF parliament. including Lady Astor,
will make speeches emphasizing the
need OF world peace.
Numerous peace parades In all
parts OF London and the holding OF
balls and dances at the leading ho-
tells will bring the festivities TO an
end,