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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02
to the execution of the tTeaty-lefil,i Q

to tire execution of the = treaty-defini.oa
Of terms" =
Part one carries 9Th. especiied list of
capital ships already Quoted, but makes
the tonnage ratio agreement effective for
the United States on conlolesion Of the
two West Virginia type ships and the
scraGping of, the North Dakota. and the
Delaware, and for Great Britain OF, COM
pletion of the two Hood type ships previ-
cusly provided for and the scral, ping of til :
four ships they Will replace.
Ship Tonnage for France
Provision is made for France to 10y
down new capital ship tonnage in the
years 1927, 1929 and. 1881 as provided
FOR in the replacement agreement and
with q similar provision for Italy.
Part two sets forth rules Tor scra-pina
vessels OF war. Rnle ore. sproFtdes- that
! such vessels must be so. etreated-thac they
cannot be put to COMPLAINT use!s- Rule
two irrosiGes that this may sbe effec. ell
| by sinking the shinss breaking them UP,
converting them into targets in which
not more than one capital ship at a time
could be retained for tsrget use.
A SUBDIVISION would permit France
and italy During, 1881 or thereafter to
retain two vessels for gUnnerys and tor
pedo work, the French vessels to- be in the
be in the Dante Ahgheri class,
Method Of SScrapping
Rule three of part two .proyides that
vessels due for scrappfng must be render
cd incapable Of waTlike service whiG-
shall be deemed to.have been accomplish
ed when there shall have been removed
or destroyed with the ship all gins, Iirt
controls and moving rarts of barbette:
anud turrets and their operating machin
cry, all fire control Instruments, an1mun:
ton tcrpedoes and7 tubes. radio insta1la
lions, coming towers-and all side armos
or alternatively main prd9elling machin
cry.
To Be Strapped is Months
Rule four provides that vessels to b
scrapped under rule three shall be render
ed incapable OF warlille service in 81
months from the coming into force of tn
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02

Eugene 2 Pendleton and Charles A.
Morgan. all OF Westerly.
The Westerly Rife club is holding in
door target practice at the armory, hav-
ing begun Monday and continuing Tues
day, Wednesday and Friday evening.
The outdoor shoot will be held at the
state range at Burdens pond.
The Fifth company will play the New
London Irb.ependents here this (Thurs-
day. evening. The Brown & Sharpe
team of Providence Feb. II, 90 and the
Bridgeport All-Stars Feb. Is.
Word has been received here of the
death of a former resident, Miss West.
erlyna Bottinelh of Philadelphia. She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Bottinelli.
Charles N. Brown Of Providence was
a caller in town Wednesday.
George Rhodes of Boston was busi-
ness caller in town Tuesday.
Arthur N. Nash left Tuesday foG
Hartford to spend a few days.
w. D. Main was a business caller in
New London today.
Mrs. Anna P. Allen, SO Elm street, i,
visiting in New York this week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02
SEARCHING FOR MAN WHO
sHoT-.AT POLICE OFFICERS

Manchester. Conn. Feb IA man
VINO shot at police officers early today is
being searched for widely on the theory
held by both the state and local police
thai he is insane. and that he may be
the man who shot through the windows
In Mark Hewitt's shack. in Vernon. Sat
; urGay night wounding two men
Officer Crockett on patrol at : m.
saw man come out of shoe store
doorway. and as this looked like a sus-
plcious act bail was given: The man
shot at Officer Crockett and ran. An
exchange Of shots followed. Two hours
later man shot at Cant Schendel' and
another officer. and before this episode
was over twenty shots had been .ey-
changed. No casualties followed.
The state police were notified and a
| search began As the Vernon shooting
of Saturday night is as mysterious as
before the officers have theory that an
insane man shot through the shock win
dow and ran away, recalling here in his
roaming
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02
Why Suffer From
Bronchial Asthma?
sl=ras Home Tsest=eat Makes
HreatkinS Easys

Jut because you start the day tired,
iisejeas, Worn-oUt from loss Of rest and
Ire difacuit breathing of miserable asth-
ma-do not think you have to stay this
way long.
Be .trong and well. breathe clearly and
easfly again BY using this simple treat
msnt known as Oxidaze. the prescription
OF . Worcester, Mass. physician.
For any form of asthma where the
bronchial tubes are irrit2ted, the breath
inK short and dtflcult, its healing, reliev-
ing action Is really wonderful Sufferers
ry:-o can't breathe AZ night and who gasp
for a good, clear breath will appreciate
tas relief ana comfort OxidaZe gives.
oxsdzze ls a tablet. nade from essen
tiai oils E4z4ch- vi.en the patient dis
solves n ne mouth. almost Immediately
sooehee the irritation. clears out the
ceokcd-up air passages and enables the
sSnsrer 70 hreashe easily and get q zeal
comfortable ntght's sieep.
Druggists. who agree 20 refrrd the full
purchase price Of the drst package 70 any
h11erer wh@ does not obtain satisfactory
rcdef. Ast2matkc sufferers should give
pz1daze a tris.l. It's frsz1nlssz~ aRA- in
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02
.ULTIMATUM BY THE NON
COOFERATIONIST OF INDIA

[ London. Feb 1 By the A P)-The
of India are expect
ed to send an ultimatum to the viceroy
| before NJ. K. Gandhi's civil disobedience
Campaign has been actually instituted in
accordance with last Sundays resolu-
ton adopted at a meeting at BardoH, dis
trict Of Surat, in the belief of official
circles here today.
officials here expressed belief that no
steps will be taken by Lord Reading 10
forestaL the Gandlli experiment It was
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02

stated that the Indian soeernnlent -Se,;.
comes the crystal liz t;oa uf the C;;.,i n
Program into definite a:c-s WITH wh.cil
the government can deal Il WIS SAID
that civil disooetienc= in In fernii5df
non-payment of taxes would be met l..
the usual procedure OF any country foS
the same oifense. In this cas- properly
would be placed on sale and if tn salt
were poycoNed. c"nGscatiou would be
the next likely course to pursue.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02
FORBES ASKS FAIR TRIAL
FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Washington, Feb. IA. fair trial for
the vocational training university at
Camp Sherman. Chillicothe. Ohio, was
asked today by Director Forbes of the
veterans bureau in an address before
the disabled veterans of the world war
IN convention here
Until Camp Sherman IS proven a sue
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02
CONDITION or SECRETARY
DAyIssIs NOT sEKioEs

Battle. creek. Mil. Feb. 1.-The con-
dition of Secretary of Labor Davis. VINO
is confined to local ssnatoriuln is not
serious. attending PHYSICIANS said today.
explaining that Mr.. Davis had entered
the institution for, diagnosis. OF an old
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-02

..s,Ese5 Haven. = Prps swiiil4H nssr
Phe.pss has :rrecsaaii.asd rs isctts n
soragps Memorial; hal Yale utreiAit
Professor Phelps shzs NOT secsr-ed fSf the
past tss.5 >sseesSS, due TO i..nezA -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin Is yellow--complexion
pallid--tongue coated--appetite poor
you have bad taste In your
mouth-.-a lazy, no-good feeling-you
should take Olive Tablets.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets---a
substitute for calomel--were pre-
pared by Or. Edwards after II years
OF study.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color.
To h ve n clear. pink skin. bright
eyes. no pimples. n feeling OF buoy
ancy like childhood days you must
get at the cause,
DIR. Edwards olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel--
yet have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. Take one or two
nightly and note the pleasing re-
suits. Millions OF boxes are sold an
nually at 15c and aQc.-Advertise
mpnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Northeast of Henryetfd

Castleman and associates have
machine In the center OF the south
east of the southwest of the south
west OF i6-l2.ll.
white Eagle Is drilling at $50 feet
In the northwest OF the northeast OF
the southwest OF 29-12-li.
Aggns n Campbell are spudding
for shallow gas well In the center OF
the west half Of the northwest OF the
northwest OF 33-I2-1s.
flosher Petroleum company IL
shut down at 2,si9 feet with 1000
900 feet Of gas and 3 barrels OF oil
In the northeast OF the southeast OF
the northeast OF 3O-12-i4.
Beggs oil 4 Gas Co. is shut down
AZ 1900 feet In the northeast OF the
northeast OF l0-12-l5.
w. G., Newman is shut down for
water at 2,5l0 feet In the southeast
OF the northeast OF the northwest OF
l6-I2-i5.
Odell q Young are fishing at 2 ,460
feet In the southeast OF the north
west OF 2b-i2-t5.
Bynum and associates are fishinp
at 800 feet In the northeast OF the
southwest or 3U-l2-l5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

2 Newberry IN the northeast corner
Of the northwest OF tho southwest or
i3.ln.3w, made 1000 barrels the
first % hours in the sand from L.
625 TO 1896 feet. Well now making
1850 barrels OF 81 gravity oil.
Texas company No 3 Dardyn IN
the northeast corner OF the south
east OF the northeast OF the north
east OF 17-in-3w. ls making 10
barrels In the sand from 1880 to L.
$50 feet.
Carter County
Cotton Belt oil company No. 2 c.
Phoebe Rexroat In the southeast
corner OF the southwest OF the
southwest of i0-ts-2w. which Is a
twin TO its No. is good for so
barrels in the sand from 1923 to L.
959 feet
Carter oil company No. Am
brester in the center of the west
line OF the northwest OF the south
east OF 15-is-2w. is making 25
barrels In the sand from 1905 to
l i.e2O feet.
Cotton County.
Lone Star company No. Harlin
IN the northeast corner OF 29-1s-gw
is good for 100000 feet OF gas in
the sand from 2,222 to 2.235 feet.
Total depth 2.275 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

n world-oNpert oil engineer and ge-
OlOgist TO its staff In ponca City
through the acquisition OF w. A..
], NJ. van Watershoot van der
Gracht. former head OF the HoSanna
Petroleum company IN the United
States and formerly connected for
years In various portions OF both
continents with the Royal Dur h
'Shcll company. lie has come 10
Ponca city with Mrs. Van der
Oracht. who is member OF the
\ -strian nobility whereas he Is q
native Of Holland,
With the Ditch shell people Mr.
Van der Gracht was In the oil game
In Persia, Galicia. Russia. the Dutch
East Indies and In South America,
in addition TO his service for the
company AZ the head OF the RoH.
anna In America. and he was con
sidcrcd world. wide oil authority
T,e Marland Oh company has ex-
tenslve holdings in three different
PORTIONS OF Mexico. mas investigated
other holdings in tho Central Amer
lean states. and In all probability Y
Is understood, may make investiga-
tions AZ least IN other countries. II
L. understood that Van der Gracht
will he an important figure In all
such work.
Van der Gracht came 20 tic Unit
ed States several years ago to head
the ltONanna and was IT, president
until about n year ago. lie lived 1r
time at Tulsa and later In 81.
Louis. In this connection the story
IL told that tho Dutch Shell COM
pany through him Invested $4,000
900 In American oil fields. for which
he turned the company back So
100000 In dividends and, when he
resigned as president, oil holdings
valued at 100000, 600. IL Is under
stood that the Roxanna head must
take orders at all times from the
home office In Holland and can ex-
crclse but little authority. and Tor
this reason, II Is understood. Mr..
Van der Grecht resigned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Hughes Is on Job
Everyday and
Feels Fine

'Since taking Tanlac I am on the
job every day. have gained several
pounds and feel better than | have In
years" declared David L. Hughes,
26O2 II. Eleventh St. 81. Louis. Mo,
employee of the American Refriger-
ator Transit CO.
81 suffered from stomach trouble
two years and got so | could hardly
eat n thing but what II felt like a
lump OF lead In my stomach. Gas
hloated me until was In misery for
hours. had terrible headaches.
awful pains across tile small Of my
back and was so run down | could
hardly drag around,
'Tanlac helped me from the very
start and now | have such a good
appetite and such perfect digestion
| can eat Just anything and nothing
hurts me a particle l am only too
glad to pass along the good word
about Tanlac."
Tanlac IL sold by all good drug.
gists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Naridnd Nom Drilling
Thiriy-three Wells

pONCA CITY, Nov. 1j.-The
Narland OIL company at the pres
ent time is drilling 23 wells IN
proven fields and If In wildcat ter
ritory IN Oklahoma and Kansas.
aud the Comar OH company Tan
associate cuncern) IL drilling q
wells on proven acreage and one
wildcat. according TO figures Just
announced by Charles q. Brown.
director In charge Of production.
Tho total net production OF Marlnnd
ana affiliated compQfies. Including
a half interest ln the Comar was ! -
OS1.65s barrels for tho first elk
months ~ 1922.
The Marland company. II II
shown by Mir. Brown. has a half in
tercst IN producing quarter sec
tions In the urhank field ot the
western OsaRe. ard also n hall in
tcrcst I'm the Comnr's two producing
properties and two other quarters
now undergoing development In that
field. The Marland company owns
also an uudrilled quarter there.
In the Tonknwa field the Comar,
Alcorn ana Marland companies own
OF the ~ most promising quart E
sections In the northern portion Of
tho field. says Mr.. Brown. I'm addi-
tion TO producing properties In the
original field. The daily production
Of the Tonkawa r. now $4,000. Of
which one-thlrd Is produced by Mar
land nnd Comar.
The Kay County Gas company
tMarlAnd) recently completed n 49,
900. O.0O-cubic foot gas well In 33-27-
5e Gin the western Osage) at n point
two and n half miles west OF the
Burband producing field. and re-
Gently three additional locations to
drill have been made IN that quar-
ter. at points that will test out the
area. The Marland company owns
the OF rights on this quarter and
two adjoining quarter sections. and
the Comar company owns two ad-
jhcent quarters. II Is believed that
the sand. encountered in this new
gas well. is an extension OF that pro-
ducing nj around $500 feet In the
Burbank. Thus far the well has
been drilled by 10 feet In the sand,
and II is believed that deeper drill
Ing will not only increase the gas
glow by might encounter oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
COMPETITIONS in Texas

Humphrey No. llaAsctt. Fllppin
survey. range q. Limestone county.
TcxHs. ut Kosfc. offartting the
Jones well. has water at A02O feet.
Gordon Petroleum company No.
2 Cnudlo. In section so, block 4.
Enstland county Texas. topped tha
sand ~ 3.eOi foot, total depth 3.22G
feet Producing 1876 barrels.
Gordon Petroleum company No 3.
Cnu1le. same description na above,
Is producing gao barrels IN the sand
from 3,1gS TO 3,g22 feet.
Murchlson pcgg and associates
No. IIrscho, section o. wichita
county. TcUis. made 74O barrels the
l5th. from L8s6 to 1880 feet with
no water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
RiCer.Bed Case May he
Taken Up Again

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Nov. 16.
Gnuging 1000 barrels Tor the first
2f-hOur run completed on Wodnes-
day morning the new lllrsohl well
OF Murchison and Pigg IN the north
west of the old clara field continues
TO be the center OF interest and ex-
element IN northern Texas
New developments are likoly 20
como IN the Red river controversy
aa n result of this strike since the
now gushcr is only 1000 feet south
OF the line OF the reccivershlp area
along the river.
\ recent attempt on tho part of
Oklahoma claimants to have the
rlycr-bed case reopened with ref
erenco TO tho land along tho north
Of Electra. which followed the
bringing In OF the No. | well on this
lease several weeks ago. Is still pend
ing.
Drilling was stopped in tho area
year ago by order of the supreme
court aud IL will take another order
to permit resumption OF activities. 1t
IL thought probable that representa-
tions viii be made soon by Inter-
ested land holders and oil men who
want leases In tho new region, that
the area north OF tho new gushcr
lying In disputed territory should bo
drilled to protect various interests.
No new locations have been made
and no leases have been transferred
due principally 90 tho fact that little
land IL available around the well
and the receivhrshIp ends posslblli-
Ties on the north. Leases west OF
the well are held by large operators
and dry holes on the south and east
make this territory undesirable. al
though several OF these holes we're
abandoned before reaching the
depth OF tho new woll. which If
1855 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

This well had broken sand from g.
3GO 70 2.372 feet.
Ieemaster Brothers No | Smith
In the southwest corner OF 2i.5n-
9w Is good for 22.0OO,000 feet OF gas
with $40 pounds rock pressure. IN
the sand from l.3f6 to 1895 feet.
Magnolia Petroleum company No.
2 Farrell I'm the center Of the
southwest Of the northwest OF the
southeast Of 26.5n-se. is making
100000 feet OF gas In the sand
from 1880 to 1885 feet.
Little Nick OH company No.
Smith In the center of the northeast
Of the southwest OF 26.bn-s, Is max.
Ing 100000 feet OF gas In the sand
topped at L3ol feet Making some
water.
Carter oil company No. Tarrel
in the southeast corner OF the north
west OF 2G-5n-S. Is making 10000
000 rect OF gas In the sand topped al
l.249 feet.
Nelson Brothers No. McKennn
in tho northwest corner OF the
southwest OF 3G-6n-sw. is making
24.0OO.0O0 feet Of gas IN the l.ii9 to
1889 foot sand.
stephens County.
Magnolia Petroleum company No
s Morgan IN the southeast corner Of
tho northeast OF the southwest Of
32-in-sw. IL making Is barrels. In
the 2.035 90 2.0I5 feet.
Magnolia Petroleum company No.
Z Morgan In the center Of the south
west of the northeast OF the south
east OF 32-in-Sw, is making 20
barrels In tho sand from 1896 to g.
COS feet.
Empire No. 5 A. Miller in the
northeast corner OF the northwest OF
the northeast OF 6-2s-Sw. Is making
30 barrels In the sand froM ABA to
2.lGi feet
Earyin County.
Magnolia Petroleum company No.
| Law I'm the southeast corner Of
the southwest of ll-in-3w. is good
for IS barrels in the sand from l.
ti2 to 1890 feet. Total depth i,7iO
feet.
Texas Pacific Coal G. OIL Co., No.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
ActirifB in f5-S

Buford and associates are shut
down AT 3.2"3 feet. In the northeast
of the northwest OF 30-i5-s.
Wilcox 40. 3, IN the southwest OF
the northwest OF the northeast OF
2-l5-s, has been drilled two feet
deeper and Is producing I 400 bar
rels in the butcher sand from S,1t7
to 3l3S feet.
Wilcox No. 5. In the southeast Of
the northwest OF 2-l5.s, is making
l20 barrels an hour In the sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

that this country Is going TO furni.,
about all the money that is I'm cIr.
culation out that way, as well a, in
New York.
James X. Crawford, who has TO
quently been referred to as Tuiss,,
best citizen IL in Texas. looking sfios
his big well which came tn while ha
wsz- III at his home ia Tulsa last
week. lie wires That he made tho
trip nicely, and is feeling fine. This
will be good news to everybody in
NJ. NJ. Brown. weil.knovn ,n
producer OF Muskogee was in tbe
city yesterday on business.
John S. Griffin and Thomas
Megear. officials OF the Penuok OH
company, returned yesterday from
Tonkawa whore the pennok com.
pany recently completed a 2.0O0-bar.
rel producer, aud report that the biz
we'll IL holding up very satisfactory
to its initial flow. Mcssrs. Griffin
and Megcar lett last night for the
breckenridge field, Texas, where
they go TO make an invcstigat.ou oi
their compauy's holdings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
With the Oil Men

r. A. Walsh of the Bartlesville
Boiler Works was In the city yester-
day on business. and reports that
business In Bartlesville is moving
along fine. and says that his broth
er, Tom Walsh. formerly OF Tulsa.
is now living at Hollywood. Cal,
and that his son. Thad. is married
and settled down. lie also says
that one or two of the very prOmi-
nent oil producers OF Rartlesville,
are selling out and moving to Cali
fornia, which would make Il appear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
Oklahoma Compilations

Magnolia petroleum

Magnolia Petroleum company
No. 2 KlaDa a-Ing, in the center of
English and swain No. Coleman
the northwest OF the southwest OF
3-6n-9w, Is making 35 barrels in
the sand from 36s TO 2,373 feet.
English & Swain No. Coleman
In the center of the north line OF
the northeast OF the southeast OF
l0-5n-sw,, IL making Is barrels in
The sand from 2.ll2 10 2.i2h feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
A Spectacular Sight

A well near Petroleum Center.
owned by Midland oil corporation
was shot recently ana afforded IA
wonderful and never zo-bo forgot
ten sight for tho few spectators who
we're present. The Immense amount
of rock ana fluid iOosoned ~ oxplo-
sion of nitro-g -glycerino. together with
entire amount uf about 2tO feet
OF casing. with conductor were
blown straight into tho air. end OF
casing being fully 10 feet above der
rick floor aud coming down with
such force that three joints which
remained intact. were driven through
the floor ana into the ground TO such
a depth that they remained stand
ing upright--Oil city Derrick
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
HeUrtck Has a 50 Barrel Vel

WHCSKA, Nov Ill G
Illvick 0f oklahoma city brought In
a good well Tuesday about noon,
In the northeast OF iS-25-iO'
one mile northwest of NeligOn-
cy. this county. just across tho creek
from the llildebraud place on the
pawhuska road The location Ia In
tho northeast corner of the quarter
nnd was drilled as an offset TO an
Equa well abandoned last year.
Tho well started In ne q strong
gassCr. being estimated as a 5000,
600 wen, but after shot OF no
quarts ot nitroRlycerine. oil spouted
over tho top OF the derrick.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

IN tho building Of a profit and loeo
surplus Of tGi,709.0O0. Earnings fot
tho period 10li.ig2l average iI3b2
per cent y year on the $1,000. 600
stock. The first six months OF 1922
produced profits equivalent 20 40
per cent on the common after pay
mont Of full dividends on tho pre-.
fcrrcd The common In preceded by
go 100000 of 7 per cent cumulh-
tive preferred Issued In 1919. There
Is a funded debt OF ti5.02s,500. Tho
present dividend rate Of 90 per cent
has been IN force since 1915. In 1914
per cent was paid Range % com
mon stock since 1912: High i740 In
1919, low $50 nv 1919, last sale 1850,
high u 1879. 1915.
llllnoie pipe Line December semi
annual dividend ~ tS share, pay
able December 30 to stock OF record
November 20. Six months ago SENT
annual dividend OF So was declared
Dow Jones: Magnolia Pet has
called special stockholders meeting
for December To act on Increase iu
stock from tl20,OO0,0OO TO $3.50
100000. Tho 100000 900 new stock
to bo usod to pay so por cent stock
dividend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: s24l w. H. PECK Residence 2442

from g,146 to 8172 foot. Thh we'll
was also drilled two feet deeper
quinn and assocint,r have a hol"
fun of water at S.20S foot In the
coutcr ~ tho south limo Of the
northeast OF the northwest " i-15-S.
VIII abandon.