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The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

An automobile truck stolen in Flint
from Fred Bailey early in 1918 and
sold seven times in four cities, was
recovered in Muskegon. Andrew
Ernest of Muskegon was arrested.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

An attempt viii be made to get suffi.
cient signers to guarantee at least
one hundred acres of Strawberries
and raspberries, so that Grand Trav-
erse region may branch forth into the
small fruit business with proper ship
ping and marketing facilities.
Fred Dernberger, of Addison, was
elected chairman of the Oakland
county board of supervisors, succeed
ing F. G. Malcolm of Commerce.
William Hawley, OF Ash township,
Monroe county, has been appointed
chairman of the equalization commit
tee of the board of supervisors.
Albion city officers, directed by City
manager e. ]. Mallory and Chief of
Police Clyde Stoddard, raided five
houses in the foreign settlement in
search of liquor. Nearly seven gal
Ions of booze and a quantity of mash
were found. Deputy Sheriff George
u. McCarty was the only county OFF,
Ger In the party.
The Muskegon Knights Of Column
bus have plans drawn for a $250,000
clubhouse. A portion of the building
fund has already been obtained.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20
Evident.

Ted-Is Tom henpecked7
Ned-Judge for yourself. His wife
went TO the BARRIERS and left instruc-
lions as to how his hair was to be
cut.-New York Sun.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

F. T. Riddell and d. T. Musselman
came to Hart from the Michigan Ag.
gricultural College to conduct a cam.
paign in better farm management
among the farmers of Oceana county.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

Frederick Allies, of Kalamazoo.
could not wait till he got a divorce
so he could marry the pretty Centre
vile schol teacher he was infatuated
with, his wife testified in her suit for
a divorce, so he fixed the date for
their marriage for last Thanksgiving,
and went ahead with plans for the
wedding while still living with his
wife. Allies later filed suit for di-
vorce, and his wife filed a crossbill
A decree was granted TO the wife by
Judge George Weimer.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

The Harbor Springs Chamber of
Commerce is arranging for recep.
ton for the 200 tourists to arrive there
from Detroit and other southern
Michigan points in 40 cars on July IT,
Entertainment will be furnished and
a free dinner given the travellers.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

Plumbers of Menominee and Mar
inette, Wis, went on strike as the re-
suit of their failure to agree with en-
ployers on a new wage scale.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

DR.. Leroy Dale has been selected as
director for the International health
resort, Battle Creek, to succeed DR..
A. James Denike, who is moving to
Detroit to take up private practice.
DR.. Dale has been connected with Der.
mar MacFadden's health crusade for
the past 10 years.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

Mrs. Charity Wintergreen of Kala-
mazoo, aged and toothless, unable to
eat the contents of the well-laden din
ner baskets sent to her home by the
Salvation Army, wrote to the army Of
ficials, asking them to send her a set
OF false teeth. The letter was the
only acknowledgment received by the
army after distributing about 100 din
ner baskets among the distressed
families of Kalamazoo.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

Attorney John NJ. Durham, chair,
man of a special committee OF the
Kent county bar association, has fix.
ed April % as the date for the asso,
cations dinner in honor of John S.
Mcdonald, Grand Rapids, who recent
ly was appointed a justice of the
Michigan supreme court His fellow
members in the states highest tri.
bunal will be guests of honor.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

A conference between representa-
tives of eight state cattle-breeding
associations, the Michigan Agricultur-
al college, and the state department
OF agriculture is to be held at Ian
sing soon to outline definite pro-
gram to encourage stock raisers to
eradicate scrub stock.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

Major John G. Emery, Grand Rap
ids, has been appointed a member OF
the national advisory board of the
National Loyalty league.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

The Owosso Kiwanis Club will seek
the aid of every Kiwanis Club in the
state in having Michigan placed in
Eastern Standard Time zone, thus
settling for all time the question of
fast or slow time in the state. Owes
so voters defeated proposal to adopt
circulation asking the city commits,
sion to adopt it in spite OF the vote.
The Yale expositor., 1922-04-20

The fish tug Home" was the first
boat to sail out of Cheboygan har-
Dor this season. 1t left April 10 for
Hammonds bay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Oklahoma Oil JObbers to
Meet October 10

A quarterly meeting OF tho Okla
homa oil Jobbers association Is
scheduled for October 10 and prob
ably will be held at oklahoma city.
according TO J. T. Edwards, secre-
tary Of the organization. r. G. Cum
ningham Of Miami, president Of the
association; r. G. Holt Of Altus. a
member of the board Of control and
Secretary Edwards are among the
members who will attend the con-
vention OF the National Petroleum
Marketers association to be held
in Chicago October 10 to 10, inclu-
slve. Although the program for the
state meeting will not be announced
until early in October, c. j. Grant
field secretary of the Western Pc
troleum Refiners association, and r..
9. Graham, superintendent OF the
gasoline inspection bureau OF the
corporation commission, already
have been invited to give addresses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Operations in the Jennings
and Terlton Fields

n. G. Mullendure has q 1000, 900
gasser in his No I In the northwest
Of the southwest uf 15-20-7 Hinshaw
estate
E. X. Frank ana others have a
rig up on the Cora McGee In H.
1871.
Prairie oil 4 Gas Co. is drilling
at / 800 feet on its No. 1 on the
Burton, IN 15-20-6.
westerly on company is drilling
Mt 3.1SS feet in It's No. l on the
t'ncle John allotment in the south
east OF 2S-20-G.
Tho Josey oil company is drilling
at 1000 feet on the Scott, In 22-
2O-G.
q. !. Smith is ready to spud In his
test in 22-20-7.
.. I. & Il. is down $500 feet on
the Armstrong in 3-2o-7.
kinola Oil company ts down 2 800
feet on tho Barnard In 19-2O-S.
Fisher Oil company has abandoned
ITS No. on the Beasley in t9-20-S;
als~. MCFARLAND on the Shotwell,
same section.
Fisher oil company is down 400
feet IN its test on the Bell, In l8-
COS.
Thornton and others are down
1900 feet on the McNeal. blocH I,
III ! ltIlIuUs
Earl Beard is down 1900 feet on
the Macarthur, block s. TerltOn.
Westerly, on the wallace, in ~
20-G, Is fishing at 400 feet.
Eaton and others are spudding on
the Laugston in 3O-20-s.
The League oil company In the
northeast OF 14-20-7. L. A. Whitten
fee. have n 5O-barrel well at 2,sS7
feet.
smith & Sieiubrrser are drilling at
400 feet in No. ? on the Flynn in
1g-20-S.
Earl l.. Brown Ia drilling at 1900
fees on the Macarthur and others
block at Terlton.
p. O. & G. Co. IS drilling at 1900
feet in Eichelberger, southwest or
the southwest of 10-20-7.
Bliss, Paris & Wfittcn arc under
roaming Mt 1900 feet In the north
west OF the southwest OF 13-20-7.
r r.. Freeman ond others have a
showing for a well I'm No I I'm the
center Of the northwest OF 17-21-7
c. Diehnel fee. They will drill In the
first nf the week.
Indian Territory Illuminating
company is drilling at $3.50 feet in
the northeast OF 33-20-6 II. Caesar
allotment.
Josey oil company is drilling at
| 2,2O0 feet in the northeast OF 2S-
| eos, ,Rhoades.
westerly OIL company is drilling
| at 2,10O feet on its test on school
| land in the northeast Of the south
! east OF 33-20-6.--Jennings News,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11

Tmo Big Okiahomuu Refin-
cries ResuniiHG Operations
Office s2SiI IA

After having been closed down for
several months the 7,000-barrel
allnming plant OF the Pure Oil
company at Ardmore has resumed
opcrations and It has been announced
that crude shortly viii bu running
through the Emcsre Refining com
pany Ponca city plant, which has
been undergoing enlargements and
improvements to the extent of some
S1,S00,00O.
The pure plant at Ardmore Is de-
rerdcnt largely upon the market
fa. fuel oil and Il was closed when
the market for that commodity be-
came practically nil. There now is
an increasingly msistent demand for
fuel oil, and this demand Is expected
,p increase as q result OF the de-
noralized condition Of the coal in
dustry after the long strike.
The Empire plant at Ponca city
now liz the largest and most COM
ple,e Of any OF that organization s
refineries. The plant AT !ndepend-
ence, kan. has been dismantled and
merged with the POnca City installa-
non. New stills, aSitatOTs and boil
or. have been reCted. When the
plant starts operating on full time
within the next month, the new lub-
ricating oil unit. which was COM
uleted several months ago, also will
he I'm operation for the first time.
4 The Empire plant will obtain its
crude through lines which tap the
Augusta-Tidorado territory IN
Kansas and the western Usage in
oklahoma. II is probable also that
the Empire will enter into the COM
petition for Tonkawa crude, which
xSlready brings premium OF IS
tents a barrel over the posted price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
TRAIN HITS AUTO,
l0CHILDREN HURT
Katy Special Crashes Into
Car Carrying Load
of Picnickers

GREENVILLE. Texas, Sept To-
one woman ana two children were
seriously injured and eight others
Injured when the Texas special Of
the Missouri, Kansas n Texas rail
rood struck the automobile In which
tho II persons were riding. They
were in their way from Floyd. to a
picnic here.
Tho seriously injured are Mrs
Flora Turner, IS. driver Of tho car,
Ellls Atoy. = and Gladys Turner. 2.
~ ~ thought that their injuries
might prove fatal
Tho other children Injured are
Audic Arey, s. Harold Turner. q
ppnl Philips H. Marie rhipps, IL,
Robert Arcy ~ and John Arcy T..
The extent ot their injuries iF yet
undetermined but ~ is thought Some
OF them might be seriously Injured.
Those injured slightly are Vcdn
Boris Turner, g, and Loretta Turner.
IL. All the momhors OF tho party
live at Floyd, seven miles west.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Automobile Production
For the Month of August

Heavy production in automobile
industry during August, according
10 receipts received from factories
by N. A. C. c. While total produc-
ton reached 244,444, estimates
based on shipping receipts for first
weeks OF August indicate this fig
ure will be exceeded by more than
twenty thousand machines. Last
year August production exceeded
July by 4,445 machines, figures be-
ing l76,340 in July and lS0,7S5 in
August, 1921. Thus, July, 1922, ex-
ceeded same month a year ago by
3s per cent, while August will ap-
parentiy increase over August, 1921
by something like 80 per cent. Pro-
duction of cars and trucks for en-
tire industry during first 7 months
Of 1922 reached l,39E066 compared
with l,66S,550 COR entire year OF
l921.--New York Journal Of Com
merCe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
At TerIfOn

Bill Carter and associates have n
65- barrel producer after. 60-quart
shot I'm No. ! Colburn in the north
east corner or the southeast OF the
southwest OF i9-20-S,
Eagen & Griffeth test on the Teri
ton town site in the southwest OF the
southeast OF 19-20-S, is good for
so barrels after the shot.
Fisher and associates No. 2 Beas-
ley iu the northeast of the northwest
of the southwest OF the southeast Of
1g-2O-S, Is a 2O-barrel well after
an S0-quart shot; No 8 Jackson
farm in the northwest OF the south
east OF section 10. is a 30-barrel
producer, natural.
Garland & Burckett test on the
townsite in the northwest OF the
southwest OF the southeast of 19-
eos, Is 65-barrel producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11


sPAYINAw WATER Project .
Sealed proposals for the construction
q the major Esreton. o. ne SP9.s,!.yyh"ow.
Tulsa, oklahoma will be received by the
water Commission of tho city OF Tu,se
and may be filed at the office. % tho 'lty
Auditor, city nan. Tulsa, oklahoma. un
at z a. N, Monday. September 2Ath, 1929.
aud Will be opened and publicly read I'm
modlately thereafter at regular meeting
Of tho Water Commission Of the Guy or
Tulsa, at p. m. Monday. September 20.
1899. Proposals will bs received on the
Contract No. / Telephone Line
Contract No. Clearing site of spsvi-
Contract No 4, spavinsw Dam
Contract No, 90 In. Reinforced Con
Contract No. 8 Tunnel and Approaches
Contract No. % IN. Reinforced con
Contract No. 7 Mohawk Reservoir =,
steel Pine and Specials
Contract No . Furnishing Gate Valves
Contract No. 40 Laying cast Iron or
steel Pipe.
After the reading Of tho bids on these
contracts they viii be Immediately con.
sldered but ia no event will any contract
or contracts he awarded earlier thnn forty
eight (4S hours thereafter
The principal quantities are approH-
DAN DAN, " conerets o 10000 cubic yards
Earth embankmsnt is2 900 cubic yard
PIPE 2s milos Of 90 IN; aud 70 mites
Of 6I in. prs-cast reinforced concrets Iipe
Earth Excavation in trench 10000
R5,S reservation Ii trench. ss.eee -=h.e
TUNNEL. 1000 It. ~ in. tunnel
5000 # ~ In. monolithic concrete con
MoHAwK RESERVOIR; 800 900 cubic
yards earth embankment ...
REINFoRCED CoNcRETE HIGH
PRESSURE REsERvoIR3 lo,qoO,ooo gal.
| steel Pipe 900 H. 80 In. cast Iron or
| steel Pipe. 900 IT, 90 In. Cast Iron Pipe.
Each proposai must be accompanies by
certified check on any reputable bank
or trust company paynnloie with2lt re-
for five per cent Bee) Of the amount or
the bid.
forms furnished by the city Of Tulsa end
in accordance with tho "Requfements for
Bidding and Instructions to bidders"
PropGRals may be rendered on one or
more contracts or on all OF the contracts
but any proposal must include all items
under the contract or contracts Tor which
bid IL rendered.
for Kidding and instruction 10 Blddefs
are on file at the Offce OF the water
Commission at the City Hall And may be
seen at the office Of TTaWmel ana llol-
way Engineers on the spavinaw water
supply Project $40 Kennedy building,
Tulsa, oklahoma, or at the ottloe OF
Dabnoy u. Maury Consulting Engineer
FOR the said Project, lith Monndnock
Block, Chicago, Illinois. Complete plans
and specifications viii be furnished by
the Engineers. upon the deposit OF 500 by
check payable TO Trammell had Ho,whS
| I'pun return Of the plans and speciflca-
| tlons in good condition within reason
/ able time after the awarding Of the
| contracts $50 Will be refunded Propot-
! tionate deposit and refund may be ar
| ranged for II bidder desires only Tnrts
| Of the plans
| The Water Commission reserves the
| right TO reject any bid or bids or all bihs.
| and 10 waive any informnlltles
| WATER oMMlSsloNERs " THE
CITY or TULSA
| A, J. HupD Chairman,
| q. r. MCCLLOUGH,
| c, r., AVERY.
| ". T.. STANpEYEN.
| A. l.. FARMER,
| ROY GARRETT,
city Auditor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Oil Burners and Insurance
Rates

There will not be any increase in
tire insurance rates on account OF
wholesale Installations OF oil burners
IN factories, manufacturing plants
and department stores, according TO
officials OK Esw York Beard 6. Fire
Underwriters, who state that oil
burners, properly installed will not
increase fire hazard to any appreci-
able degree. 1t was said, however,
that II impromer installations are
reported and upon inspection found
TO be hazardous, unless trouble Is
corrected an added charge will be
made. Statistics on file at offices
OF New York Fire Insurance ex-
change show that in previous siml-
lar crises there has been practical
ly no increase in number OF fires
and can be blamed upon installa-
ton OF oil burners.--New York Com
mercial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Another Vel il. MirGndo Poe!

LAREDO, Texas, sept. 1O.--The
Killam- Condren company has com
pleted its No. in the Miranda field
with initial production of 100 bar
rels day. The Kan-Okla in the
Schott field is reported still to be
producing as high as 1000 to 400
barrels day on the swab, but de-
clined to about eight hundred bar
rels three or four days after swah-
bling. This Ia the largest in this pro
life shallow field. This company No.
2 is expected to be completed soor.
Meanwhile, the Canahan No. 4.
brought in several weeks ago near
the big XaH-o.!sa. well, .s the next
largest producer in the field, its inl-
tial production having ben close TO
500 barrels daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Oknnlgee District

No. stidham in tho southwest Of
tho northwest OF the northwest or
3-11-12 is a 1c0-unrrcl wei natural.
Same interests test ON the HarEcrty
farm I'm the confer Of the north limo
OF tho southwest of the northwest
of 3 is a 5O-barrel producer
Tho Gypsy OH company and phil
lius No. barnett In the southwest
ot the northwest ~ the southwest
uf lg-11-12 is 10000, ,00o-foo'
gnss.r. Same Interests No. Z Barnett
farm Is good for 90 barrels after the
shot.
@. r Haaw has 100000 feet OF
Ens and some water IN the 2.S73 to
2.SSi foot shaud In No. ! Gibson I'm
the southeast Of tho northeast OF
G5-ll.12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Derrick Pulled in Tidal
Osaqe Seminole Test

The derrick was pulled In on the
Tidal-Osage Oil company well in
.22-9-6. early yesterday morning. The
well was drilling at 2, 2,250 feet. The
rig will he rebuilt Immediately and
drilling resumed.
This test Is being watched with n
great deal of interest, as II is sup
posedly being drilled on one OF the
best structures in that part OF the
country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Test on Sand Springs Road
Going to Turkey Mountain

The Fitzpatrick & Berry interest
ing test In the southwest OF the
southwest of 5-19-12 got showing
tor about q ten-barrel well in the
Wilcox sand and then went into
water. They are now down to find
a casing point, and will then under
ream and set pipe preparatory to
drilling ON down to the Turkey
Mountain sand.
This well is only a short distance
north OF the Sand Springs road Just
beyond Bruner station and is sad
TO be favorably located geologically,
a subsurface structure having been
worked out from the logs of old
shallow gas wells in that vicinity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
South of DepeD

The Pulaski oil company No. 4
Bear in the southeast OF the north
east Of the northeast OF 3-l4-S Is
good foi % barrels after n shot.
The Oklahoma Central oil COM
pany test on .ha Bearhead allot-
ment in the northeast of the south
ease of l0-14-s is n l20-barrel well
after n l20-quart shot.
The Sicily oil company No. 4
Hario in the northeast OF the north
west OF 22-14-S is now making 400
bnrrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
In the Midnesf POOi at
Okemah

Tho Independent oil & Gas Co
no. 2 Garrison In the northeast OF
the northwest 81 the southeast Of
2-t0-e ia making jt3 barrels natural
The Independent and E, r.. Kemp
we'll No. on the Gully farm is the
southeast OF the northwest OF the
northwest of i2-tO-9 is 300 barre,
"a oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Robertson Pool

I'VE Magnolia Petroleum corpor-
alton test on the Newberry farm in
the northeast corner OF the south
west Of the southeast OF 1i-1n-3w,
Is good for 10 barrels. No. 4 Maui
ain, I'm the southeast corner Of the
northwest Of tho northwest nf Is
1n-3-w. Is a 40-barrel well. No. 6,
same farm, is good for 60 barrels,
while No. 3, Harris farm, in the
northwest of the northwest OF 1G-
1n-3w, Ia a 1O0-barrel producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
TOnkaCd Field

The Amerada Petroleum corpora
ton No. Z Smith IN the ccuter OF the
southwest Of the northwest OF the
northeast OF 15-24-1w. Is n 250-bar-
rell producer. No. s same farm is
good for 60 barrels natural.
The Gypsy oil company has 22,-
100000 feet Of gas in No. ? Shaver
in the center OF the northwest OF the
northwest OF the northwest OF 2
24-1w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Fox District

The Yore oil company test on the
Pierce acreage, in the center of the
northeast of the northeast of the
rel well
The Sparks oil & Gas Co. test on
the Sparks farm, in the southwest of
the southwest OF the southwest OF
3O-2s-2w, is good for goo barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
HeUitt Field

The Skelly oil company has 10
barrel we'll in No, 8 Gasaway, in tho
center of the southeast Of the north
east OF the northwest OF 16-4s-2w.
The SKelly No. 10 Noble In the
southwest OF the northeast OF 2l-
4s-2w, Ia n 30-barrel producer.
The Carter oil company No. 4
Hamilton, in the center OF the south
east OF the northeast OF the south .
west OF 23-4s-2w, is 12O-barrel
we'll.
The Coline Oil company No. 2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
TWo Good Ruy County
Producers

The Cozart OIL company No. s on
the Pratt farm In the center ot the
northwest OF the southwest OF the
southwest OF 31-29-1e. Kay county,
"a good for 100 barrels after drilling
an old we'll deeper. This test made
l50 barrels initial production. The
Carter oil company has a 100 barrel
well after a 40-quart shot in No. o
Smith in the northeast corner OF the
southwest of the southeast OF s.
2S-3e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11

I Green In tho southeast OF the
northeast Of the northwest of the
southeast OF 27-ls-5w.
Lesh brothers have n barrel
well IN the shallow sand IN No. 4
Green IN the center OF the north
line Of the southeast oc the north
west OF 27-1s-bw
Braden and associates No, Frcns-
icy In the southeast Of the north
east of the northwest " the north
east Of 3i.ts-5w ts 10 barrel well
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11

ers IN the center OF the east line
" the northwest NJ the northeast
OF 29-10-lt is a 10-barrcl well after
a shot
George Webster and associates
test on thespeet farm in the center
uf the west line OF the southeast Of
the southwest Of c4-t9-t4 ia n
1000 ,000-foot gasser iu the l,l23
10 1,l3O- foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Duncan District

The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tion hos a 55-h1rrel wen natural In
MOI p Funk I'm the southwest of the
northwest OF the southeast OF tho
northwest Of 3Q-1n-Sw. Tho Mag
nolia No. 10 Kagog In tho southwest
Of 81 is making so barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11

V. V. WIttich. Tulsa represents
ave W the National Refining com
p1uy a spending tow days at
Cuff"yNiilr. kan. whore meeting
M the managers of the National re
Nuius company is being held today
and tomorrow This company re-
Gently wldoncd its rctaH disuihuf.
ur facilities iu tulsa by the put-
chase " the nlling station ut Tif.
tccuth street and South Boston
avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
At Waiter

Griffith and associates have
b-barrel well In the 2.09S-foot sand
In No. 2 stephenson In the ccntor OF
the north line " the northeast ut the
northwest OF s-2s-1Ow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
At CARRIER

The limo oil & Gas Co, has
60-barrel well natural In No. 3
Helm in the center OF the northeast
OF the northwest OF the northwest
Of 36-22-4w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Creps Heirs We'll Com pleted

The Crews Heirs OH & Gas CO.,
No. 2 Crews I'm the center OF
the west line OF the cast half OF the
southwest OF 19-22-3w, is a 60-bar-
rel well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
with the OH Men

Amucl J. Caudill petroleum ensi.
ucer. has returned from the east
after n stay OF several weeks and
has moved his offices from the Cos
den building to the naw Atlas build
Ing Csudili departed again Satur-
day evening Tor the caSt and win re
turn 90 Tulsa about october 1.