The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-12


and will hereafter mako Tulsa head
quarters Mr. Tack is representing
the American OH A. bcvclopm"nt
Co. of Pittsburgh Pa, aud viii tind
warm welcome hero.
J.. It. WON'T aud George Miller.
are I'm the ,ltv from pnu,u Clty
and speaking of the situation os rc.
CARDS the prirc of crude, Nj Vent
states. We have not duillcd u single
wcn on our property tu the Bl1Dk.
well field since the first cut iu oil
nearly year ago We have siN
wcus partially drillcd that have been
shut down all ~ this time, and We
expect To keep them at the present
depths uu,il conditions Justify a bot.
tor prtpc And Mr. McutH is one
ut the Wcu that has made history
In oklahoma. Ovorgv Mlllcr W
cummcutiua uu the nuliiuu snNst
'lf 10 were NOT thuro ave Fr many
ldiyersifcd interests in the Burhuuk
pool, u ought tu ho Uu easy matter
/ To curtatl duuiur. and us far as we
are cou,cIucd W., cam show you
I taud ne dldl a locations that have
been made many ~ which arc Huro
/ producers and We uro waiting pa.
/ ticutlN fur the time tu como when
/ there win bo a demand tur oil that
/ win make It a paying proposition
! 10 drlll wells I'm the deep formation
over In our country where the sauds
/ arc found deeper than anywhere cls"
ir northern oklahoma Just now.
| We are greatly interested in the out
come of uur new industrial opera
| lions, which 90 with the ranch, aud
are more than pleased that we have
! a man dcVutiug all his time To- MAX
/ ing SAUSAGE. which is good enough
to create demand in an directions.
| We are building "a tauucry witch
I 10y the way was burned down tho
/ other dHN aud are naturally iutor.
osted iu IT, output from q financial
point OF Wow. We VIII furnish our
own tan bark from the ranch, but
I cannot cut the oak trees until
I spring bcDHuHe the bark does not
/ loosen until then There is one
| thing that hopo tho newspapers
viii mention, and that Ia the fact
/ that the oil men are saving the
/ farmers Of oklahoma from financial
! ruin. " II were not Tor the money
received from oil concerns In the
way OF rentals I cannot Imagine
how n farmer would be able to even
pay his taxes. which are trcmcnd.
uusly high, I'm spite OF the fact that
the gross production tax pays all
OF the expenses Of the state govern.
meut and then some.
/ 4. H. StONcU who II back from
Fort Norman, just 80 miles this
side OF the Arctic circle, whore lac
has been drilling well near the
Il.
widespread interest throughout the
civilized world, says that his test is
down near the sand depth, but was
delayed ON account of casing, and
owing to the short season, has been
shut down until warm weather
comes again. lie says that thpr,
arc drawbacks NJ there which ar,
decidedly interesting to say IN,
lcnst. as for instance, the monstrou'
horse flies which are called "hul
dogs" by the oil men. and which
bite through an ordinary suit ol
lclothes and when once bitten, the
oil man thinks that somebody hUl
been sticking n needle into him
And then there are the mosquitoes
fortunately they are large onougl
to be seen, and can be Kept out h,
mosquito netting. hut once they ge
To man, they leave u lump the VIZ
OF walnut &lr Stoyer suys ther
was one horse taken along on IN
host hut ~ spite Of the fact tina
i there were two men busily engage
, keeping the bulldog flies" ava
from him. It was absolutely ncces
say TO build a log house and koe
said steed In the dark with
blanket ON 90 keep him from bein
eaten alive. and II was only IN tn
middle Of the night that he Coul,
he taken out and put To use. Al
this In country whore II In 100 II
the shade three months In the year
and the sun never sets during tina
time. Mr.. Htover IN not discouraged
however, and believes that eventual!
there win be big field uncovered
up that way. and that drillors iron
oklahoma viii find 30 much that 4
Interesting ng to make them al "rar
ing to go