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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07

Mabel McCauley, Bessie Prentice, Louise Sherman, Ella Maher, Anna Burle, Airline LaHait, Evelyn Maher. Margaret Grathwol, Mary Lord, Gladys Melius, Alice Sullivan, Millie Wetserberg, HiIda Morep and Ruth Klparick at salaries ranging from $1, 900 to $1,200' a year.
 Rose F. House and Winifred Hart were appointed dental supervisors at s1.800 a year each. B. Elizabeth Beatty and J. D. Haugh were ap- pointed dentists at $2,00O and $1,S00 8 year respectively.
 The board named Dr. A. E. Tones and Dr. Edward F. McGovern a com mittee to inform the Board of Health that 1t will not be permitted to carry on nutrition classes in the schools, as cording to its reported program, until such program has been submitted to the board and has received it's alp- prova1.
 The controversy between the Board of Education and the Health Depart ment, over the control of-the dental clinic, was settled last night as far as the Common Council is concerne
 (Conttnued on Page Four.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07

Washington, March Appeal of the Fleischmann pay nc of New York from the orders issued Friday by Pro- hbon Commissioner Haynes revong it's industrial alcohol permits and directing the seizure of alcohol in eleven of its being heard today by Internal He his sion the quickly possible.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
ALDERMEN CAN'T, BUT THEY DO.

The object of this communication H if possible clear to your honorable body the fact that province of the Common Council legsla respect to the dental work heretofore conducted and with respect to hygenists parocha and other schools other than public schools The has however the right to employ dental hygenists only within the terms of Chapter of and e right exists independent of and unaffected which the Common Council may enac-Cty Attorney J. A. Cornell to Common Council
 The opinions of Former City Attorney M Cui- and Former City Attorney William H. Comey will be found on Page Three of todays issue Times.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
FLU CASES REPORTED.

Four new cases of influenza were reported to the Health Department this morning. There were no new cases of small pox this morning. Four cases of this disease were reported yesterday afternoon. these were George Garrity 24, 203 Golden Hill street; John Daley. 43. 595 South ave nue: William Heeney, 47- 2S1 Sea
 view avenue, and Mrs Bertha Dooian 24, 1885 Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
MAY EXHUME
 BODY OF MAN
 FOUND FEB. 19
Fact That Sands Was At New London Naval Sta tion And Was Acquainted In This State Leads Plausibility That He May Be Man Found Dead At Warehouse Point.

Warehouse Point Conn.,, March 7-Did Edward Sands of William Desmond Taylor director, commit suicide
 An this question is being sought other authorities of the state, result that the body of found shot 19 startling description of Edward Sands furnished by the police
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07

The Board of Education met yesterday Pfeed of dental hygiensts under the authority general and the special law of 19i9 ployment of dental hygienists Superintendent right instructed to make the the instructors and the with the several persons concerned n
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
SCHOOL BOARD TAKES HYGIENE THREE HOURS LATE
Says Firm Acted
 In Bad Faith With
 U. 5. Government

It Is Understood That Counsel Will Make Denial Of All Charges Disposing Of Alcohol Without Permits And With False Permits And Failing To Keep Proper Records, As Asserted In Re cent Order Issued At Philadelphia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
.I ". N0rtkirup, Denied
 PriDilege Of Speaking, Writes Open Letter to Mayor

Denied two opportunities to speak at last nights meeting Council being ruled out of order both Joseph Norhrup, writes the following open letter to Mayo
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07

Crown Prince Chritian Frederick of Denmark soon will wed Princess Olga, eldest daughter of Prince Nicholas of Greece. The betrothal has been announced from Copenha- gen by King Christian and Queen Alexandia of Denmark. The date of the wedding has not been announced. Prince Nicholas, father of the bride to-be. Is the second of five brothers of the present King of Greece, of whom Prince Christopher, husband of Mrs.
 ". B. Leeds, is the youngest. ..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
Employs Corps
 Of Hygienists
 Under State Law

Assistant Superintendent Cortright Was Instruct ed To Make Contracts Which Were Immed- ate1y Executed - Legal Opinions Published With Reference To Control Of Dental Clinic
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
WEATHER:

For New Haven and VicinItys Rain and slightly colder tonight; Wednesday fair and colder.
 For Connecticut: Rain and colder; strong winds, shifting to south west gales.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
READ

"White Eagle.'' "A Thrill In Every Line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Dru Holes for Past W eek

Following arc the dry holes re-
ported for tho past week,
Bliss and associates No. Mead
ovs in the northwest corner or lne
northeast uf the southwest OF ID
1874, at $500 feet.
Magno,ia Petroleum company No.
4 Wagner IN the southeast OF 2H-lS-
1, at 3,gS4 feet
Magnolia No. / Coline IN south.
west corner OF tho northwest OF
2S-ls-5, an old we'll drilled deeper
at 3,939 feet.
Waxler and associates No, T.
Strip in the northeast corner OF ths
southeaet OF 29-19-ll, a. l,l6O feet
Gladys Bellies No. IA, thllder!
in the couter OF the east line oi
the northeast of the northeast oi
4-l9-ll. at 2.246 feet.
Acosta and associates No. /. Hold
or in the center OF the north line
OF lA-lS-1l, an old wei drilled deep
er. at 2,3S0 feet. 49,,
Oklahoma Central No. 2. IN
| In the northeast corner ot the north
/ west OF the southwest OF 22-lo-ll
/ at 2.SS0 feet,
/ Copeland and associates No. !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
wyoming

cations COR throe offeoir 70 tho
Wrighisman we'll
Gypav Ou company No. I Clark in
tho southNcst uf tho uorthwost or
2-24.Iw has 100000 feet Of gas in
the eand from $50 TO $40 fcnt
Comur No. IA Carmichael in the
pouthcast OF tho northeast Of 3-24-
1w Ia making Ga6 barrels In The
sand from @.1I5 to 2.1s3 feet
Comnr 80. 3-A Carmichael IN tho
northeast OF tho northeast OF 3-24
1w is making 3.l01 barrels In the
sand FROM zoos TO 1000 feet
Comar No. I Carmichael in the
northeast uf the northeast OF 3-24-
tw is good for 2.2GS barrels In tho
sand from 2 500 10 2,663 feet
Gypsy oil company No. b Evans
in tho northeast OF tho uorthca 81
of lO-24-lw is making 1881 barrels
in tho sand from 2,lth 60 2,l2o feet.
Healdton No. Renee Is making
1900 barrels from tho 2,Ohb TO
2.IOS-fuot sand. This we'll Is located
in the northwest of tho northwest
OF 1l-24-1W.
Ponuok No. Eudlcott In the
southwest of tho southeast OF "a
2J-lw Is making 1850 barrels in tho
sand from 2.olG 10 2,O3l feet
blackwell OIL s. Gas Co. No. J q
llspie iu the northeast OF the north
east OF 1I-26-lw ls dry and abHn-
doned az 73i feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
ADVERTISING Campaign
On Up North

1T ia good thing for the inde-
pendent branch OF the oil industry
that the power OF physical life and
death is sUll In the hands OF proVl~
dence and our courts.
Have YOU ever heard OF 'Solte.
the new standard gasoline, on which
the chemists Of the company have
spent years of sleepless nights 20
make IL better than the feartully
and wonderfully made Red Grown
brand
Have you read the suporlauve
advertising program In which run
pares Of the St paul Minneapolis
ana Milwaukee papers are used 20
carry tho message Of the standards Q
great gift to humanity and the etrus-
! Cling automobile e-owuing puhucf
II YOU have not read H. you
should 1t Is great stuff and beats
| IRnything Doctor Munyen, Carter cor
| the famous Liver pulSl, or lAath
/ Pinkham ever pulled.
| ''Their latest advertisement when
|aupoared ia the Twin cities last week
land I'm the Milwaukee papers NO
ycmber %. states as follows.
To make gasoline is one thing;
/ to make good gasoline Is quite
! another, but TO make a better gas
/ Oline than your competitors ~
where any institution demonstrates
! the right 90 live,
The standard oil company tln-
/ dlanD cites as the dominant rae
/ tor in making better gasoline us
/ rorps of expert refiners, highly
specialized petroleum. chemists ana
engineers and thousands Of loyal,
efficient workers each a master OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
chief Fuel Oil at
San Francisco

san Francisco has stepped into the
uos.tion of the leading fuel-uli
hunkering port of the world. WITH
bunker oil offered at 81 per barre
in san Francisco. compared with
S1.5I IL ON the Atlantic coast. and
kl2. m seattle and other Pacific
coast ports, steamers i'm foreign
trade intcroOastal vessels and coast
ers alike have thronged the bay
back Of Golden Gate, some Of them
coming hundreds Of miles merely TO
fiji their fuel tanks. All OF the OIL
burners on interCoastal fleets, ot
course, took on enough OF oil mere
to serve FOR round trip down the
west coast. through the Panama
canal to their Atlantic coast desti-
nation and back again. Coastwise
vessels were attracted from the
north and south because they could
bunker mere at a caying OF at least
% cents a barrel under the price
charged at any other Pacific coast
Of Canada. United states or any of
the Latin-American republics.-M Ma
dine News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11

Cav.uonq i'm the northeast corner ~
the northwest Of the southwest Of
23-l2-l2, al 3.iO7 feet
waite philips No. /. Warrior In
tho southwest corner of the south
east OF tho southeast or the north
west u 35-1G-s, a. 3,lao feet
Pure on company No. J. Bon
ton in tho southeast corner of the
northwest of 13-lG-1O. At 3.135 feet
Eastern on Company No. I.
Beaver In tho northeast corner OF
the southeast Of tho northeast Of
g-15-B, at 3.S72 feet
Independent No. I. Cover In the
southwest corner of the southeast of
20-l5-10, at 3,32t feet.
Gladys Belle NO. ]. Jaokson. In
tho southwest corner of the north
wes. of the southeast " 34-i5-lo,
at J.2Z3 feet
Texas company no. ! Dick boa
tho southwest corner Of tho north
west OF 3i-l4-S, at 3.4i5 fcct.
Uowarth on and Gas compauy
30. J. tIardridge I'm no" northeast
corner OF the northwest ot tue
southwest Of la-i3-lU. at 3,N26 feet
/ Independent OIL and Gas COM
/ piuy so. /. Ecutie In the north
/ east corner OF 2-ll-l2. az 2,Sl0 feet
/ Wcathcrfor1 oil Companya No
/ e. Frye iu the southwest corner o
/ 2i-l3-ti. at T63 feet
Bllgorc and LugP,ubul No. I
/ Miller iu the southeast corner O
, tho northeast of tho southwest o
Id2 -Gu-7W. at 9.50j foci
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Special TO The world.

Special to The world.
M'ALEsTER, Dec. 1o.-Frcm 20
years with the big clrcuses TO a.
chicken ranch in Pittsburg county is
the step taken by W. J. Gowler re-
Gently.
on July -, 1917, GoUler was
with Sells -Floto and married Miss
Annie Alice OF savanna, this county.
lie had met her a few months be-
fore when the big show was in Nc
Alester. What strange freak OF fate
led the show man after playing In
almost every important city in the
United states. to meet the girl here
who filled the bill as his ideal for
a wife. Ciowler could not say. He
had been with Ringing and Barnum
Buffalo Bill, Lemon brothers, Hag-
enback & Wallace, and others. This
fall he closed at New orleans with
Al G. Barnes, and thinks he has bid
den farewell TO the big tents and will
hereafter devote his attention to
raising fine fowls
GOwler says he has made money
In the circus business, but now that
he has a boy four years old, he
bring up the boy in the proper at
mosphere and where tho boy and
, his mother can have a home-s
| home where father can be with
| them He says he has not yet
/ learned TO sleep unless the wheel:
/ are rafting over the rails but thinks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
After rs Years With Big Top
Circus, GoUler Quits to Raise
Chickens and Be Near His Son

he can eventually overcome this
habit acquired by long years OF
which every night was spent In
sleeper. During all those years"
he said "I have hardly wintered in
the same state the second time.
California and Florida have been the
most popular places for the circusea
TO winter" he said.
zone season my wife left ths
baby with its grandmother in Can
ada" Gowler said, 'and we didnt
get 10 see st for months. ] was man
ager Of the side shows and my wire
in order to go with me, told for
tunes in one Of the shows, Then we
tried leaving the baby with muni-
cipal home which was very high ?
recommended. l gave the home all
the money they asked, and then a
lot, 40 as to insure that the boy
would have everything II needed I
bought supply of clothing and paid
a nurse extra to take 1t out every
dav for ride.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1922

duction in freight rates on heavy
UilB--crudc, tucl aud gas oil--trom
shipping points ia groups !. ana
70 certain destinations named IN
western trunk line tariffs No. 80
series. Points covered are In llli-
nols. Iowa Wisconsin. Minnesota and
other states. The move - to have
the rate per 100 pounds on heavy
oils uniformly cents 100 less than
on light oils for the same run. Chair
man Boyd Of the western trunk line
committee has filed a petition with
]. c. G. asSing for such moditica-
tions OF various orders OF !. G. 9. as
viii permit this change to be made.
Exhibits that accompany the peu-
tion also show that there would he
some increase in freight rates under
proposed tariff on heavy oils and in
/ case Of Chicago the change would De
an advance of - cent from the
present rate OF crude, fuel and gas
] oils.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Creek County COMPETITIONS

Transcontluental No. / Houston IN
the northwest OF the southwest OF
the southwest ot oG-lG-9. Ia making
20 barrels an hour from the 1.9t9
to 2,9a2-foot sand.
Waite Philips No. . Brown In tho
ccnter OF the east line OF the south
east or the northwest of the south
east of i3-I6-lO. Is making 80 bar
rels on the pump I'm the sand from
2.ISG to 2,50S feet.
Phillips Petroleum company No, 3
Bailey in tho southwest OF tho north
west OF the northwest OF 33-l6-lO,
is making so barrels from the 2.79o
10 2,SAG-iuot ald.
Schcrmcrhurn No. I Wilson In the
northeast of 21-15-9 is m1lting l3.-
500. coo feet of EaS In tn sand from
l.22G 20 1.232 feet,
Texas uutupuuy No. / uuaiiotrcd ~
/ the northeast Of the northwest Of the
northeast OF gG-t4-S Ia making 90
/ harrela after a 10O-quprt shot in the
sand from 2.416 TO 2,4s5 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11

the detail which he is expected TO
perform
"The advertisement Us headed in
large type why we Make Better
Gasoline but the answer is not eH
planned in tho advertisement. for ~
leaves ous 10 infer the reason is
The desire % De Of sorvlco 10 the
public
'yiho facts aro that It was pro.
duced 10 fight tho pure on company
and other independents in the Twin
cities who hhv0 firmly established
iu the public mind the difference no
tween good gasoline aud what the
Standard had boon supplying, aud in
Milwaukee aud other Wisconsin
points 10 supply a gnHollne in com
petition with Waduuma. Bart.ea-
MaguIic Lindsay Mcmillan. . NoAi
land other Independents who have
duplicated in Milwaukee and VIE
couHIn what hos been done iu the
Twin cities, nud The dear public, Tor
! whom the standard B,lcuisi5 lie
awake nights 90 perfect hiEh-grad"
! gRaul.uc. ls being provided with
. 5uute,. which soils aL cents per
gallon ubOyo R,l crown. only oi
IpoIutq where Independent CUWpcli"
| tion has forced their hand.
| Caesar must Doe developing %
Itou,h of blood prossuro--tho public
lie not TO be fooled or 20 Doe uauoi'd
land manipulated us have been lex
islntors and rcfuera
"lf over tho Independent oil Wiu
had a. demouEtrdtiOn of tho ud''u
.tagrs of absolute frankn"As ana bol'
ness. it has been Furnished ln '"'
replies 10 ihIs 5pliic. 'i"pt to
covering fuil pages iu the dh'y
new spapera by Puro Oh 'ympt'lE'
Waihama ana b'i lI'H VI IN,
Thcy have publicly uNmasEod iH'
hypocrIsy " tho c1mralgn. and the
publs ia unanimously giving 0I'H
|tuc support they deserve ana Az 81"
.ttl,d to.
''ln the advertisement "o nave
boon quoting from TINS luIlh1'
statement appears.
Through ignorance. or mdlloI-
business. many statements nav"
boon modo boy one ot our compel
tors relative To the riatNlnb
, process. 10 has been claimed INA.
a gasoline made hy TINS process
is Inherently poor the ia'' la
that authorities agree that the
uropcrly made product OF crack
ing process Is as efficient, ana
many say more efficient. than the
/, straight run gasolia". lie VINO con
domus the cracking process ''
living In tho dark ages, Tor IN"
, cracking process iA ihe W"'h"u
used by an enlightened l'Inot
= OF consequence TO convert nohNol-
. atilo parts uf crudo petroleum 'nl"
nordful I'm good gasoline
tgThIa may bo true. but the gov
, ornmout specifications. We under
stand. have not been changed
LEnn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Interest Reuiued in Marshall
COnnfg

MADuh, Dec. lo.--Interest IN
Marshall county is being revived
again with tho announcement that
additional development work !s 20 be
started in the eastern portion of tho
county and northeast or Kingston.
Here two tests are already being
drilled by the Rawston interests OF
Dallas, under the name OF the Green
wich company. One other shallow
test Is TO be drilled deeper and con-
tracts have been let for two add
tlnnal testa. all within q radius ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Much ActiCitg in go
District

prlirlc-N NIlhoit ON Crawford so 4
80 are drilling again ana making
little hoadWay. Total depth. 3.102
feet. They are IN better shape now
than they have been for some time,
and are now trying 20 carry 6-inCh
hole 10 top of sand before reruuning
ND 5-iuCh.
Same company ON Gregory y 2
drilling at 72O feet
Same company on Gregory B-3
rigging up.
Same company on Gregory CT
uudcrrcamiug at 1850 feet.
Same company ON Gregory C-2
rigging up.
Same company on Gregory 90
clearing location.
Same company on Gregory Al
building rig
Same company on Polly Cane 1
running 10-lnch casing at 1880 feet
Same company on W. J, l3edding
/ drilling at 1,265 feet.
Pure oil company on Folly Cane l.,
drilling at 1,71O feet
Same company on Polly Cane ?,
drilling nj g25 feot.
Indiahoma on hugee Hully /,
drilling at $3.50 feot.
Same company ON kuEec Hully 2,
drilling at l,iI5 feet
Carter OIL company kugec Kelly.
drilling at 750 feet
Same company on Waite Thomas,
rigging up.
Independent on waite Thomas,
drilling at 1850 feet
Newman on Buck. in 1910,
drilling at . 2,430 feet
GilChreist In 2l-9-9 are having
trouble setting their 1O-inch off at
about 2,312 feet.
Preferred oil company I'm 1883
has finished uuderreamiug for 10
inch at t,20O feet. no further trouble
| is anticipated. Mr., Lut is the drilling
| contractor on this important test
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Saa.
Refiners in a Bad Way
according to Standard
oil Writers

wa " Itttfo
I1,.t,..s &C., .t,,t,rt ,, tt,ltlea
,tons a'ro r'st uo,, src,tIy rut.ving
~ .t,,.tint a. ,p,y ,ll ,pr,r th1t
,,,,s{',i,,., 80 D,o MIN ,.fIp,r-
I'm tii.,,I q, ,,, ,,,t ,y hu.I.
- ,,t,iin tnc ,,yt ao d.,sI
nj, rau ,n sn,,,fy tuaf yt,t are
,,,e,nt ,v ,he ugp,.li r,riuars Do but
,,ost of then, have yc,,, klndiv am
nonnr,d MAJ gnsdcp and Nbrlaud
,.Ii nrnb.l,ly be ,lIa tn eurvive Inst
,,hat H. gnir, "a ln,nnop Ia s,t,b we'll.
.o,,in",I ,rFin.,i,s ~ tb, HsiusdaIl
,n H., g,,,t,tr, p,fi,ipy and thf
nt,,,,,I ~ '.thoti ,.b, bgye thotr
,''. -,.li,l,,., ,,.,.cssos tn,y r,u 20
80, ,rEc,, H., f,jI 'tn ,nrntinp the
Iart thst many otIar refiuor4 have
,botr ny,n ,rf,dn ana can operato no
n,stt,, y,h,, hnnnrus
-, 49,. I.,, , sa,cro bl,,v
~ NJ g.r,..s
No., ,r,o,,,,,rd 4, s,,ndnv's world
,hat "tbo refip,rs have rouud tho
tr'Se t.1s,,,ba o ,'n ,,odu,.rs nu with
-.
~, ,ho ,,rt,, d,,s ~ tho var Tho
,,ilroSds feu dng.r uttorIv and
,,'as,.Tn ,agir.,s, c,rs vero Ieff
.,o.i,I. ,ha .51.tra,l,s. thta ON
,c,o,,,,, or ibo fn,t thgt me- ruilro,ds
y,cra andeayorlng =, got the govern
,,'t ,a t.L,, ~, ny,,. e. fhc
49,, ,,,,,,-,,.I in s.y,rtt. lasting
atd ,,hl,,,' thrsc da,s iherc ,yp-
- ,,',i,s. ,,hn tnrp1 oxnresgion for
~ nnta,t,ntgr, T., trc indorandont
rcf,ner In a. inral mnra,ino and this
taii1,,, rn,,I1 h,r,i,, contain hlnselr
,,itb iov m, writer ia not sun
r'rtsed IA ana tbosn hoys who are
on th, nay ron making statements
s,,ci, ~. rniIowinp taken from
-" i,
-" .o,t Al. ,,,rttucnt re-
Al SStn,tt,n iron, alI angles
- a. nrarti,,llv ma change i'm
otIn~ ,"ndi,Inus rom thos. OBJ
bine, week ngo. Gnsoiine seems
~, ,,,,,.,' MO, Ioycts dnsntte
i t.''',', ,t,.,i,. 49,, nurchoaaa Of
/. Na,,l Ns,r, no ono or ,be leading ex-
,r,s.s an ntGer refined nrnducts
pIt1. ~, .,.o,,tion of iuhr{rants arc
N,-i..,.,. 49,, ,,ffrri al inc disruption
caSsad no the roceut grading uf
crn1a oil
mi mi c,,,.tardlry reature of the
a.,,,n . ,narke, ~ II can ne said 60
Saya ary is thc consistent strength n
Ts'n ,.,.t,,, ,u ,rc deycIoplng IN
.s' ,,,,,s,,,ii,, Ioyyering nr,ces
a ~ l.,,n,d t,,, rasolino and other
i,v.tot ,,rnd,,cts turpeh ont Nv Mid
Ganticc,t roC,rsr. This anomalous
,.tt'tar vrht"h "a heron,inR more
,,,at,1 o. ,nch dnv masses
'et,"s 1,, ,yernre indepeudent
,'T,,t's ,,tst,rrr .vtremelv prerall.
p'a"' q, ts aonhtfmi IN Wow of
a- - ~ tbc ,cnr into which
Wv wv ssa ,rtcrir, v.hotbcr the
zoe uau' aIta, siycd ronrern,
hlai't Wy - ,,,,,,, thc ,n,t 90
WI We "''e
o"sS' -. a., Dos Cc,t sr,ntcr
err tbe - - cent per barre
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Union oil Issues Warning

Union oil company of Delaware
yesterday issued warning 60 tho Of
feet that certificates for stock OF
corporation have bocn forged and
placed in circulation Forged Ger
ttGcate has viRuette OF an eagle
while the genuine certificate has vim
uette Of female flgure.-New York
Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Prairie Wells

Prairier oil x Gas Co. No. . y,
VI. Ladd In 1S-l6-0, Is good for 90
barrels iu the sand from 2.7l7 to
2,731 feet.
It's No. I BculHh 4. WARDEN In "A
1s-5w is making 100000 toet OF
gas IN tho sand from S33 20 $40 . %
foot
its No. / Horny King IN 2p-lA-s,
is dry and abandoned at 3,623 fect'
Prairie No. II w. A. Can Leuvan
in the Sedan distrist, Chatauqua
county. Kansas. Is good for GO bar
rels in tho sand from 1893 20 l.S46
feet after a shot of 160 quartz
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Find Water in Important
Pools in California

Now comes the report that thore
,s considerable water being found
in the new santa Fe field in Calitor,
MIA. and that wells are being drilled
deeper and the water shut Off ana
other plans are being tried 10 avoid
the water.
This may have the effect Of shut
ting down the drilling wells, and
nuttins an end 20 the Wild scramble
10 bring oil TO the surface, that has
hean going on out there,
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Prevent Influenza

The Tonic and Laxative Effect or
Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets
win keep the system in healthy
condition and thus ward Off all at
tacks OF Colds. Grip or Influenza
QOc Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
In The TOnkaIra District

Wrightsman Petroleum company
well in tho southwest OF the south-
west of S6s5-iw, Is rlgSirf up ana
viii soon start drilling,
Comar oil company has made 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-11
Increment to Reduce
Freight Rates on Heury Oil

From market reports Chicago
Journal Of Commerce, December 4.
There IS a movement on foot for re-