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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
Butler County Kansas

Phillips Petroleum company well
In the northeast OF i2-2is-4e, which
Is a south offset OF the discovery
we'll In tho southeast OF l-24s-4o.
topped the and at 2.44A feet. and
had first oil at 2.466 feet. Flowed
so barrels I'm one hour, ANA is stlll
stopping over.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
West BMbaRk GesSer Win
Be Shut In

Alcorn oil companys 1900 OOO-
foot gas wen I'm the southeast nf az
25-', which is directly west OF the
Burbank field, will be shut IN ms a
gas wcll, the gLs being taRcn by the
Kay County Gas company which
like the Alcorn Is unit OF the MAJ o.
land organization The gas sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
Wilcox Directors Meet and
Declare Diridefri

Directors of the II. =. Wilcox oil
s. Gas Co. met yesterday and do
clarod quarterly dividend of 2 per
cent pay able November 3 Ia stock
holders Of record October 10. wal
cox stated that. although the conn
pany has much likely looking acre
age. the only wells being drilled are
thosr which were stNted before the
uftI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
OIL AND GAS
Ieases--supplies--. Production. Etc

WANTEp--Will consider tho pur.
chase ot n refinery with a capacity
OF from 1000 10 5000 barrels daily
Price must be right. Give fun partic-
ulars location, etc, In first letter.
Communications treated confiden-
tial. Address l.. .. Boa 66l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
TonkdWd and Otoe Wildcat
ShOWingS

Spencer aud the Blackwell OIL and
Gas company lp tho northeast NJ the
southwest OF tS-26-lw have lOlOx
00U feet Of gas az 8,N2l which is the
top ~ the Mississippi lime. Gas
showings, somc aS high as 10000. 600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03

Mexican Petroleum company hael
completed laDlchn % In Ehnno
field for 300 barrels daily
Texas company stoclr ia reported
from specialists aourCUA To bo yu-
countcriug scale down absorption
during TIM current general market
setback. according 10 gossip I'm pool
circles. little distribution was affect
cd during recent market strength
and Il IL intimntod that large inter
esta have not yet been able 10 nc
cumulnto desired lines without bid.
ding sharply The highgrndo man
agcmont OF this concern, petiromcnt
OF funded indebtedness. entcrprlsing
activity ana n strong financial po-
Eltion are hoinE referred TO ns iusti-
Tying purchases of the stock On all
rocessiuus
The position Of the fuel oil stocks
IL receiving "a great deal OF cousid-
GRAFTON from conservative financial
sources. II is held that current de-
volopments are working Ia favor
Of the companys producing fuel
oil. The immigration act by reduC-
ing the supply OF raw labor, with
The maintenance OF coal wages At
| high levels. are declared To be
powerful factors In increasing tho
demand for this class OF fuel. The
| consumption OF fuel oil II reported
to be gradually oVortnking produc-
| tion aud the fuel oil stocks are well
bought on declines, according TO
| specialist adVlCcS.
Domestic districts producing fuel
| oil extensively include California.
| Texas, Louisiana, oklahoma and
| Mexico. Companies operating Ia
] those torritnrioa prH declared 80 w..
In limo To profit most by the grow
| Ing uso Of the prospective higher
| prices for fuel oil.
IL Is estimated California crude
contains 40 per cen, ot fuel OIL
with Eult coastal GO per cont. Pacific
oil stocks seem TO he especially fnv-
orcd by important circles la making
| purchases on reactions
Standard oil Of Now Jersey cut,
gasoline In north ana south caro-,
lina.
Mexican Petroleum helped hy re-,
port that Mexican federal authori
ties had ruled againsti state OF Vera
cruz imposing state taN on pctrolo
um production.
lflthl punt ~ lflA 'N'A "
suits Of program of Mexican Sou
hoard by which it is hoped 10 20
place loss ot It's production in Tote
60 pool. Its TuteCo - has beet
drilled TO almost three thousand fec
with no results. Little hope h hol,
out for this well inasmuch as aver
age scalcvol of wells IN rotoco poo
was l,3a4 feet No oil has hcCl
found I'm that part OF Mexico a
depth greater than 2.6OO feet Men
lean Scaboard's san Sebastian No
I IS DRILLING at 3.OiO feet, also con
sidor,d too dcop for satisfactory rc
suits. Steady loss Of production h
Tutcvo whcre Mexican Svphonrd /
now getting about 1900 barrels ul
u day against 100000 few month
makes It urgent company obtain ol
elsewhere ana failure ot pr'suu
drilling campaign would be a hloy
TO company
The near east situation complete
" changed the complexion OF on
market today sterling exchange al
ynnccd early and this with the news
paper cables, makes Il appear tina
chances for "a conflict are at les
growing less Al the time. Shoul
this condition Dee entirely clmn1t
od. higher prices viii undouhtcdl
Dee tho result unless discounted TO
early beforehand otherwise thCr
. WAS no lnlnplfuur IpINs tu TpuDIt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
Tiger Flats

Eagle Ti,hcr No, Holmes. m
the northwest of the southwest OF
34-t--l2, be- good for 100000 feet
ot g8s ga tho sand from l9a5 90
1920 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
Young County, Kansas

Sun company No, I whittenburg
Wheelock survey, in the Hunger
field, Is producing 28 barrels an
hour from the sand found at 3,s40
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03

George Brigham Of the Norts
American Car company has returna
to Tulsa from st. Louis, whore n
attended the sessions Of the Amcr,.
can Petroleum institute last veA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, ea41 w. II. PECK Residence 2d42
Residence 2i42

upon their storage instead ~ add
ing 10 it.ps they ure ftlll doing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03

three hectic days In Tulsa vaichln,
his western league champlons
trounce Mobile two out OF hire.
He journeyed yesterday 10 Dallas "
witness the fourth game or m.
series, and from there will 20 bacs
10 Currie, rex where no has Anothe,
well close TO the top Of the sand.
A. II. Ward. the young vice ursJ.
dent OF the bank at Wilson. OH
and wealthy royalty owner IN fbs
Healdton field. returned home yes.
terday after n weekend visit mons
Tulsa friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03

was found from s.olo to $3.50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03
Ticker Done

Mexican Petroleum company hs'
completed l.aDichn % In Ehnno
field for 800 barrels daily
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
CONE To Stay
At THE SHORE
Says He May be at Atlantic
City Indefinitely Sands
Quits

ATLANTIC CITY, July 25.-Spe-
cial Prohibition Enforcement Agent
Harry Sands, a free lance among the
federal Investigators, who created a
stir in anti-Volstead circles here a
few weeks ago by conducting sever
al raids single-handed, has quit his
Job. Sands, who is in the city, an
nounced yesterday that he had en-
dered his resignation because or an
injury to his foot.
1t has been rumored here for two
days that Sands had been involun-
tarily separated from the federal
payroll.
Sam III. Cone, chief of the New
Jersey enforcement agents, who has
been here for a week raiding and
arresting, having a total bag of six
ty-six arrests to his credit, announced
today that he may stay here indef-
initely. -.
"One thing is certain" he said.
1--WE have put the lid on tight in
Atlantic City and we intend to keep
it that way. These r the orders
from Washington. 1t is possible, OF
course, that Washington may dele
gate a new agent here at any time,
but in the meantime my men will
remain on the job"
The keen interest the p~roh1o1tion
chiefs at Washington are taking In
Atlantic City is puzzling many here.
but some ascribe is to politics. No
further arrests were made, and none
are in prospect, according to Cone.
The first hearings following the
round-ups last week will DO held
by United States Commissioner Is
zard today. Several of the accus I'd
promise to put up a fight against
the accusations 1eveled at them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
Great Stars at Ditmas

A picture of unusual dramatic
strength, is George Melford's pro-
duction, Moran of the Lady Lefty
Paramount's latest offering featuring
Dorothy Dalton, which scored a big
success at the Ditmas theatre, last
night.
This is a dramatic story of the sea,
with scenes along the coast of Nor
way, in Magdalena Bay, Mexico, and
along the waterfront of San Francis
20. The principal action takes place
aboard two sailing vessels, one a
trader and other a smuggling ship,
commanded by Captain Kitchell, a
murderous, tyranical seaman. Ramon
Laredo, played by Rudolph Valen-
tino, is a society man who has been
shanghaied, and forced to join
Kitchell's crew. On the other vessel
a girl of the sturdy, rough, s~eafaring
type. Kitchell finds the derelict,
Moran is carried aboard by Ramon,
and from then on ensues a series
of highly dramatic complications
which makes the average spectator
grip his seat and lose himself in the
realism of the picture.
Rudolph Valentino, who plays OPP
posite Dorothy Dalton, in moran of
the Lady Lefty" is m of the most
popular screen favorites, by virtue
of his remarkable work in such sue
cesses as 1.-The Four Horsemen,"
THE Conquering Power" and 1.-THE
Sheik." He was BORN in Castellenta,
Italy, and educated at military and
agricultural colleges in Italy. He was
on the stage three years, playing in
vaudeville and musical comedy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25

o.. p. primary of 1916 when Walter
f.. Edge captured the honor over
Record and Colonel Austen Colgate.
In 1918 he again entered the lists
against Edge when the latter was
seeking the United States senatorial
toga. Edge won over former Con-
gresham Gray and Record that
TIM too.
Thus his entrance into the field
against Frelinghuysen makes his
third try in a state wide contest.
This is a straight contest between
two men and Record is, therefore.
in a better position than in his two
former contests to corral votes. He
Will likely get the support of many
of Mr.. Frelinghuysen's enemies and
in addition is endeavoring to centc.
upon himself the support of the old
Bull Moose following which ran
rampant in New Jersey back in the
Roosevelt upheaval of 1912.
Turning to the Democratic guber-
material fight we find an unusual sit
uation. MI. futile, who has always
beef a good party man and a work
er in the organization ranks. is made
an outcast by the present organiza-
ton leaders in Hudson county who
felt he could not be handled" if
elected TO the office of governor.
Nothing daunted, however. the state
banking commissioner has launch
ed an Independent fight for the
nomination, which, when IL started
looked to be impossible of success,
but which as the weeks have gone
by a gathered momentum and i'm
petus which may yet bring it to the
desired objective.
Many Democrats who hold posi-
ftaDa bu rraaA 90 tko or~a t,irn-
ton like futile and in their hearts
are for him but Mayor Hague, of
Jersey City, has let it be known that
futile is not wanted and hence these
men dare not show their preference
for the Union county candidate.
futile showed his fighting quail
ties on Friday of last week when he
went to Sea Girt where the thou
sands from Hudson were Haunting
the "Silzer and Edwards" badges
from their bosoms and mixed with
the opposition all day. In fact he
did more hand shaking and actual
campaign work on the governors
lawn than did his rival from Mid
dlesex. 1t takes courage to walk
right through a throng in which
practically every nan and woman
wears a badge declaring for your
opponent. But that is what Tuttie
did and he won votes by it even in
the stronghold of the enemy.
A significant feature of the Demo-
cratic fight for governor vas the
action of James r. Nugent going to
Europe last week without declaring
for either candidate. Hudson has
been endeavoring to line UP Nugent
for SiIzer but the Essex leader re-
fused to declare himself. The Tut
tie forces now look for a large slice
of the Essex county vote in Septem-
Der primaries with Mr.. Nugent main
tanning a neutral attitude and }cav-
ing his followers to choose whom
we shall serve"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
Strand Attraction

The Blonde, the Brunette and the
Hungry One" was the way the Bebe
Daniels company designated three
girls employed in nameless roles for
the stars latest picture, "One Wild
Week." which opens tomorrow at
the Strand theatre.
The Blonde is Charlotte Pierve. a
pretty young girl who is getting bet
ter parts IN every picture in which
she appears.
1.-THE Brunette" refers to Joan
Standing, daughter of Herbert
Standing, who plays Judge Bancroft
in the same picture. II heredity and
environment count for anything
Joan should become a good actress,
for not only is her father notable in
his field, but she has several broth
ers, all actors recognized for their
ability. AS a final touch, she looks
like Connie Talmadge.
THE Hungry One" is Blanche
Payson, who has played many roles
calling for the statuesque or ANA
zonian type of woman. She was the
police-woman on the concession
street at the San Francisco EXPOSE
ton, whence she came to Southern
California and began her apprentice
ship in screen comedy, where so
many p~resent-day stars "got their
start"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
TELLS Of CRUISE
Of LOCAL MEN
Are Now at Oak Bluffs, Mass,
Will be Home by Next
Sunday

In q letter from Oak Bluffs, Mass
received in this city today Lieuten-
ant Junior grade) Lewis Compton,
tice cruise being taken by ffty-five
of the local naval reservists aboard
the Eagle As. The ship left this city
on Saturday. July is, and is expect
Ell back on Saturday morning OF
this week.
From Perth Amboy, Mr.. Compton
says, the Eagle boat went 10 Allan
tie Highlands. Anchoring there late
Saturday afternoon the remainder
OF the day was occupied with or
g~anization detail. The itinerary
from the Highlands included New
Rochelle, New Haven, Block Island,
New Bedford, and Oak Bluffs, Mar
tha's Vineyard, Mass. From Oak
Bluffs, Nantucket, Block Island,
New London, Greenport, l.. l., and
Port Jefferson are on the list of
ports to be made.
The cruisers will make Atlantic
Highlands Friday night and will
anchor there with the intention OF
reaching the city dock. Perth AM
boy, on Saturday morning.
Upon her arrival here on Satur-
lay the Eagle 48 will Immediately
start preparations for the second
cruise, which begins August 6 and
lasts until August 20. Members of
tho battalion who were unable to
AXE the first trip are urged to sign
FOR the second. 1t is also possible
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
MELROSE FIREMEN TO RUN
SERIES OF OPEN DANCES

SOUTH AMBOY, July 25-The
Melrose Fire Company has decided
to run a series of open air dances.
the first to take place Saturday
night in a specially constructed pa
Wilton. To begin with the dances
will be held once each week with
the idea Of making them more fire.
quent if they turn out to be popular.
A floor, forty by fifty feet Is under
construction at Ridgway avenue and
Bridge street on the bus line be-
tween Perth Amboy and South Am
boy at Mechanicsville, and will be
finished in time for this coming Sat-
urday night.
No orchestra has been chosen as
yet, but good music will be provided.
Prize dances are to be run or at
FREQUENT intervals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25


city has had in a long time is Shut
fe Along" the musical sensation
that proved a perfect riot during it's
run in New York of over n year.
with it's scintillating lines n sitSa-
tons by Miller and Lyles; melodies
and haunting music by Sissle ard
Blake. The very best of coloied
comedians in America, will be seen
in this company when it comes 10
the Majestic on Thursday with the
fastest dancing chorus seen on u
stage in a long while. Alan Dale
in the New York Journal said:
Shuttle Along is full of pep and
real melody. At times it seems as
though nothing would stop the
chorus from singing and dancing x
cept ringing down the curtain, and
you didn't mind how long they snuff
fled along, vol felt like shuffl.ng
along with them, which 1 admit is
not usual to dear old 42nd street.
As a matter of fact there is enough
pep enough for two musical come
dies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
FALL DELAYS AIRPLANE
FLIGHT AROUND WORLD

LONDON, July 25.-(By The A.
sociated Press)-The airplane III
which Major w. 7. Blake, the BRIT,
ish aviator, is attempting a rouha
the world fight from Eng!anc'
crashed to the ground at Sibi, b. D."
near Quota, Saturday, says an EN-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Kaharachi today. The under car
riage of the airplane was smasheo'
Blake was uninjured.
Air forces mechanicians from kar-
achi have been sent in CONSTRUCTING
a new under carriage for the ma
chine. Sibi is $50 miles from kah-
arachi and the continuation or tne
flight which Major Blake began from
Croydon, May "a, is likely to be de-
layed a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
Z INDEPENDENT
IN NJ J. RACE
State Watching Campaigns
of futile and Record With
Great Interest
Political Dates

August 15-Members OF the
District Beard of Registry and
Election to be named by the
County Board of Elections.
August 19-Persons desiring
to be excused from serving as a
member of the Board of Registry
and Election shall make appli-
cation to Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas for that purpose.
August 20 to September l.
Judge of the court of common
pleas shall fill vacancies caused
by the failure or neglect of the
County Board of Elections TO
appoint.
August 20-County Board of
Elections shall certify to the
County Clerk and to the munich
pal clerk the names of thu per-
sons appointed to the district
board of elections and registry.
Assignments to election dis
tricts r:ust be made by County
Board of Elections. County
Board OF Elections shall certify
list of polling places to Sheriff,
County Clerk and Municipal
clerks.
August 25-County Board of
Elections shall forward certifi-
Gates to persons appointed to
District Boards of Registry and
Election.
September 12-1 to 9 p. NJ.
STANDARD Time)-First Regis
tration Day.
September 26-Primary Elsc-
ton; polls open Z A. M. 70 Q
p. NJ. STANDARD Time). Also
Second Registration Day.
October 17-Third Registra-
ton Day; polls open / to 9 P. M.
(Standard Time).
Tuesday, November 7-General
Election Day; polls open from 6
a. M. to Z P. M. STANDARD
Time).
House to house canvass for
registration in municipalities
having less than $4,000 popaia-
ton will be made on Septem-
Der ~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
that a third two weeks cruise will
ha-f, 4,,,et Or

that q third two weeks cruise will
begin August 26.
In preparation for the second
and third cruises a meeting of the
crew will be held tomorrow night
in DOM AIS of the Raritan build
ing at S o'clock. 1t is important
that men desiring to make one o:
the two remaining trips signify
their intentions at once by means
of the notices that have been sent
out. In the event that some men
are unable to attend, the request
has been made that they check off
the cruise they wish to take and re-
turn the cards Immediately to the
Raritan building address.
The "gobs" are taking to sea life
in real sailor fashion, theelt 1896
in zeal sailor fashion, the letter
states. and the crew is described as
a salty gang already. Daily routine
comprises ship, gun, signal and gen.
eral drills. The boys have also work.
ed hard on the ship itself, SO that
the As, the flagship makes the other
training ships look like sampans.
With the Eagle As are the 55, of
Newark: the 81, from New Haven,
and the So, from Philadelphia.
Paymaster Joseph Deegan has
been feeding the crew on Holsters,
steaks and navy beans,
among other things. Taking all in
Nj. Compton remarks, the
As is a happy ship"
At Oak Bluffs the bunch is being
entertained royalty at the country
and at private homes. Hhe
gobs dance every night, and toward
the end of each day the beings
as finale hoppers" are said
to flock down to the ship. The next
thing in order is inspection of the
craft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
THEATRES
Tomorrow at Crescent

The latest Oscar APPEL production,
1.-The Man Who Paid" is coming to
the Crescent theatre tomorrow. 1t
is a romantic tale enacted in the
picturesque North Main woods and
is said to be one of the creates pic
lures yet directed by the well-known
Oscar APPEL. Wilfred Lytell heads
the all-star cast and advance reports
proclaim 1.-The Man Who Paid a
1t is filmed in the most beautiful
spot in America.
Charles Jones, the popular Will
liam Fox star, to the Cres-
cent theatre, tomorrow also in
Western Speed" a story by the ia
NOUS magazine writer. William Pat
terson White.
From the opening fash to the
| closing scene Jones ranges roman
tically through a series of fist
fights, gun battles and daring rides
| which net him the love of the wom-
an who earlier in the story held
him in utter hatred. The picture
| affords the rough and rugged hero
ample opportunity to display the
talents which have made him SO
beloved by motion picture enthu-
lasts the world over.
western Speed" is said to be
packed with the stirring action OF
the plains, showing Jones at his
best. It's described as a story with
more speed than a tornado and
| more power than an earthquakes:
one that will send a thrill through
the spines of even the most sophis'
ticated. Eileen Percy is seen as
the heroine
"ShuffIe Along Big Success
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25

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