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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Ticker Dope

Texas company shares are acting
well In the market and there Is
every reason why they should do so,
says a special analysis of this con-
cern. Its profits are made princi-
pally from refining and distributing
operations and the company sells but
small quantities OF crude oil and
does not depend upon the prices OF
the latter for it's profits. the present
refinery capacity IN probably about
100000 barrels per day. against
1000 in 1912. At that time the re-
finery and distributing business was
so limited that the companys oper-
ating expenses over and above the
cost of the crude oil were probably
only about 2S cents per barrel but
now they are probably about SLIPS
per barrel and this signifies that the
refining and selling branches of the
business have made huge strides,
The management has energetlcally
cut expenses in every direction and
the company ought to prosper dur
| ing the current year even II crude
oil prices are more or less irregular,
Denver-Producers & Refiners
well on 1875 Ferris Wyoming field,
| IL making six barrels OF oil an hour
from the frontier sand. The depth
Is 790 feet. The well will be drilled
| deeper and S-inch casing set tn cough
! this pay sand In order to save the oil
Just encountered. The hole will be
put on down on tho gas sand.
j. Il. Palmer, field manager for
| Western oil Fields corporation,
telegraphed the office of the COM
pany from Mexia on Friday that the
| Hester Ross we'll flowed 10000 bar
rels on wednesday and the same on
| Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Poor Farm Wen stu
Up To Maximum

The Wilcox OH n Gus Co.'s No.
IiariO In the southwest corner Of the
southwest of J5-iO-S l. stiiI making
2,2OO barrels NJ u total depth Of 3,iOl
feet.
Tho same cOmpany's No. Kelly
In the southwcs, corner of the south
cnst of 35-I0-s has been dccpcncd
two feet and is now making 400 bar
rcls.
The wells are on the north side Of
the road going west from BristOw
and M. Hgrio can easily he rccog-
nllcd from the fact that IL II con-
nccicd up with . or u lead lines To II
900 barrel tank. and IL ihus max
ing lis production without cutting
the oil to any appirCinblc extent.
There l. less than Onc-bnlf Or 4
per cent Of u. =. Ia these wells, and
the oil IL 10 ~ gravity. while the oil
IN the Continental pool cn-t oT Brls-
tuM II said to he 2S-t-2 gravity, and
there II nlSo moro trouble with wa
ter than west OF town.
Tho Wilcox people are moving In
tools for their No. I,arJo. across
the road (which is the Ozark traiD
and Is perhaps the most, popular
lund IA the state
Tho Same people arc drilling Mt
thhU ltfl w NJ = iitnfnhs nbINh-
west of Kelly No. ., In 35-i6-S.
Further east the Wilcox people
have made a location which Is
known ns the second location east OF
| the northwest corner Of the south
west of iS-lG-lO, where they will
| offset. rig built by the Selhy OH a
Gas CO., on the south.
| The same interests are drilling al
| 2,60O feet IN No. Hcnsley Tiger
| farm In 16-lb-o. and at 900 feet It
| No. Bruce Tiger. in that same sec
| ton.
The Wilcox people are drilling nj
| $50 feet IN No. 4 Brunor, In the
northwest corner Of the southwest OF
| the northwest of 1S-lG-l0.
The wilcox on & Gas Go. IL also
drilling at 600 feet la No. 5 Peggy
Scwcll, In 2S-i6-9, and at l4OO feet
In No. Hendrickson, In the south
east corner of the northeast OF the
| northwest of 2A-l6-b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Wiid Excitement at Orange
Upon Completion of
Second "Gusher"
BULLETIN

Special 10 Tho World
ORANGE Texas. Jan. 2i.--The
widest excitement In the history OF
tho Orange field prevailed today.
Chosson well No 2 OF the Gulf Pro-
duction company came IN during tho
morning with an estimated flow Of
10000 barrels. although pinchcd
down to IAcvent running wild.
Five other big wells are expected
10 come In from the deep stratum
Within the next few hours.
All oil companies were arranging
TO employ every rig available for
quick we'll digging
Regular barge service for carry
ing the heaviest materials to the
field by water was inaugurated 80
minutes after the roaring gusher
came In.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
France Seeks to Create
Oil ReserUe

PARIS--French government IL
about to lay bill before the cham
bcr of deputies to compel all i'm.
porters OF oil in this country to hold
reserve stocks amounting to one
quarter of their annual importa-
tions. To encourage petroleum re
filming in France, French govern
ment bin proposes to suppress out
put tax imposed upon this Industry
since 1908. Return would also be
made to customs-tariff OF June ~
1890, which established considerable
margin of difference between duty
on petroleum and upon gasoline,
Consumption of oil In France VIII
soon reach 100000 tons annually.
Since 1919 1t has risen as follows
Nm fnnal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Large addition to Tuisd's
Business Interests

The Barnsaiali oil corporation ~
moving It's office force from Bar
ticsvilIc 90 Tulsa, where it viii COM
blnc the entire management In H.
offices ON the entire tenth floor and
fpnrt Of the ninth floor of the Pctro-
lrum building. There VIII bc hence
forth u consolidation Of all the sub
Sldlarics of that corporation, which
includes the BarDsdRil Refining
company. the Victor OIL corporation,
the BarnsdalI-i'ostcr company, and
the Potter OH company of West
virginia.
The new force consists Of rs men,
about half of whom VIII bring their
families To this city. A hearty wei
come is hereby extended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
A Good Wen on Disputed
Territory

The Cumberland Petroleum COM
panN, with headquarters at Clcyc-
land, ohio, Inns completed "a 1000
barrel well In the southwest corner
of "a -i5-tO, NJ n total depth of 5000
feet and II seven feet In the Wilcox
sand,
This well Is located east OF the
swanson n Ellis holdings. ana north
cast Ot the prRiric's IO-burrci wen
and directly north of the Plymouth
Petroleum corporation test now drill
ing owned by u. itOgcr Kemp and
others.
This well IL on acreage sold by
tccSa'man ~ Argue, To Gillespie A
Canary. hut which was turned back
To the owners after u wei, showing
poorly was completed, ana which
oifsctS the property.
Tho Cumberland people are now
the owners by reason thereof, and
mighty nice property it II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
in THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624l w. n. PECK Residence 2442
w. n. PECK

Ictchcr who has just returned from
the wcii. says HAT IL II better than
anticipated and viii not bc deep
curd any further until IL production
fails off considerably.
a. \ Jose, II near the same und
VIII driil In about Monday un his nff-
~ tu the east, nl4O Ia 2t-Ii-iI;
while the Oklahoma Central viii
drili iu the first of tho week ~ tlirlr
offset 80 the south. THIS also H. In
9t-II-it
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Important ShOwiRg in Deep
Pay in Old Druniright Pool

Tho Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tlon's tc,t In the southwest corner Of
the southeast of the southeast Of 81
1871. In the heart of the old briIni-
right pool and not far from the dis
oVcry well. Inns a. showing OF oil Ia
hc top OF the first break in the lime,
topped at 3.2tO feet, and hns the
ools lost In the hole.
OH operators throughout the Mid
Continent field are watching the
,rogIN'ss of this well In the search
or deep sand, Il, with all surround.
Ing wells being old producers In the
BartlCsNillc sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
W0rthani NeUs of Interest

Special TO The World
WORTHAM, Texas, Jan. 2t.-
Work OF reclaiming the Oscar
Bounds No. ! well of the Sun com
pany is now under way and when
completed the well. according to Of
ficials OF the company. will be good
for approximately 200 barrels, AL
though considerable disappointment
had been caused by the letting in OF
salt water. operators who purchased
high priced acreage in the neigh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
"Gusher" in the InOaIis Field

The Mulberry OI q GnS Go.
brought IN "a producer making 30
barrels prr hour yesterday. la the
uorihcas, of 25.i0-i, according 10
~ wire from the Ripley, Okla, Rec
ord.
qhc owners of this fortunate or
gauiLntiOn are O., &. Mullcndorc at
cleveland, u. 4. Jones OF Gushing
nnd r. ". Berry and D.. j. Blank OF
Ripley. Oklr.
No sand record could bc obtained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
A Producer and a Duster
Same Day in Duncan Field

The smith, law Petroleum COM
pany has completed two wells nt
Duncan the past day or two, Its No.
Spears farm In 32-in-sw. having
hc sand from 2,iit Ia 2,f0i feet
and flowing 375 barrels natural.
Same conlpany's No, 2 In the
northwest of the southwest OF the
northeast of the northwest OF ~.
in-Sw, ~ u dry hole at 2,S75 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
GHiiioRd in Luck again in
Louisiana

Ihc Gillilnnd on company has Just
completed H. fourth big producer IN
the IiaSncsVilic district, Louisiana,
the test ON the Coon lease, In the
southwest Of i5-23-S having Come In
yesterday flowing 5000 barrels from
the regular Iinynrs'illc snnd.
The GIlIlland organization - one
Of the most popular ones In tho oil
business, Hnd the OIL fraternity i-
only glHd Ia extend congratulations
aud wish them many happy re-
turns %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
WW Rack the Rate Men
In a FiOht for Bctter
Treatment
Treatment

Suuc Of the largest oI men are
willing to back up the rate mru as
socintcd with oil companies nud re-
flncrs IN this nrld; II thCy win put
M n big strong fight for better treat
mcni from the railroad companies.
Nhat T. needed nov, I u plnn oi
procedure which viii include repre-
Scutntiuu In Washington, aud this
certainly ought to be- easy at accom-.
piislmcut. IL u tie ono particular
light that must he made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Frank Hutson of Muskogee is 81
the city on business.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Jan. 2t.--
Funeral services for Mayor James
Cowgill who died Unexpectedly yes.
terday, will be held tomorrow after
noon at ?: 80 o'clock in Calvary Bap-
tist church. Plans for a large pub
lie funeral at Conventional hall wgre
abandoned at the request Of the
widow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Setting Sir-inch Casing on
Amerdda Wildcat

The Amerada Petroleum corpora
Ions wildcat test In the southeast
" 2O-5s-ic, - now running the six
.nch.
This well was drilled through four
feet OF pay sand, and into shnic, II
VIII make n Hight puinpcr ~ Il stands
ana the chances are will he drilled
deeper for general results, which
viii probably be about Monday ar
Tuesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
To UrM Decpcr

Jonrs. trustee. has u hOic full of
-alt water ~ 2,222 feet nnd II rig
pIng up to drill deeper In No. = Uu
tie Springer tract In the southeast
corner uf IA, northeast Ot the south
east of the northeast Of 2S-is-sw,
Duncan ficid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Wildcat Wen Has
Chance for 4 to III Sands

PONCA, CITY, Jan, 2i.---The
great number OF prevailing oil and
gas sands, that are producing wide
spread throughout the Ponca City
distrlct-lnclpding an area here
OF 20 miles square--makes the Wild
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
With the Oil Men

A. s. Hogue.' president OF the
Hogue Oil & Pipe Line Co, is here
from northern New York and Is ac-
companied by Wallace Murray Of
Saranac Lake. and Thomas Gillmet
of Montreal, Canada, both of whom
are taking an active part in the
management of the company.
II looks as though this was going
to be the nucleus of a big concern,
as they are here buying properties
while the price is right.
Ed" Aggas. well known and
popular accountant, is i'll with the
flu and his numerous friends are
much concerned as to his condition.
Frank Hutson of Muskogee is in
the city on business.
Charles B. Marsh. secretary OF the
Oil Mems club of Kansas City. is out
with a circular announcing that the
club will not go ahead with its oil
exposition planned for Kansas City,
as "it appears not to be the time for
such an exposition" The club is,
however, making u strong effort to
land the spring meeting of the
Marketers' association, and the
chances are 1t will succeed, as a
meeting here last spring was a great
success.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Single man, 2S years OF age de-
sires to connect with growing con-
cern. Ten years experience general
office and accounting work. Can
lake charge of office and assume
part duties of executive. Best ref
erences. For interview, cali Cedar
l7o5 or 9ol NJ World.-Adysrtlse-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

800 barrels: while the Texas com
paDy's No. Slaughter Is producing
20 pcr cent h. =,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

c, p. a. employed at present by
firm of public accountants, desires to
mako connection with some private
concern. For Interview address box
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Two thousand acre block near wild
cat well. drilling now at 1900 feet.
Price 81 per acre or offsets at ia
Vorable prices. Can Room 80, OK
ford hotel. Monday Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Wanted. Favorable drilling con-
tract on undoyclopod proven ground.
Not uudcr 1000 feet, not over 1000
itcr Box 52--M, care world. .--Ad
Ntrtlsemcnt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

FOR SALE-One complete string
heavy drilling tools--l6 l-2" down,
complete, new wire, a bargain, call
Cedar "a Tulsa or write box 1lG5
Slpulpa. Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
OIL AND GAS
LeAseS--supplies--P Etc

Must sell az once heavy string OF
standard tools, located in llominy
district. Phone Usage 95T3.
Closo-iu oil lease near Florence,
Kan. Priced Just right for sale or
drilling contract H. -. Ahrens,
Paoiai Kan. u.---Adv,rtiscmeut.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
We Will Sell

sis-sit CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

AMERICAN OIL & REFINING
CONTINENTAL PETROLEuM
GLADYS BELLE OIL
HARVEY OIL
iNDEPE>DENT OIL & GAS
INVADER OIL
kINGMOOD OIL
, 1922-06-30

hour. department No. l answering the
call. The name OF the wne has not
been ascertained.
, 1922-06-30
DOgBdsks In
Glory tier
Double Rescue

TACOMA Wash. June so.-Rex
is baskinE in I he sunshine Of
his own glory which has made him
the most talked OF dog in the state
following his heroic rescue OF his
master and mistress. Mt. and Mrs
A. G.. Smith as they were drowning
in spanaxay lake yesterday.
The Smiths were bathing together
when Smith stepped into a deep hole
and became confused. his call for
help brought Mrs. Smith and he
clutched his wife in a hold h was
unable to break, adding her cries to
those OF her husband.
The dog heard his masters calls
FOR help, SWAN out and brushed
across Smiths half submerged face.
Smith caught at the dogs collar,
got a firm grip and the canine start
ed for shore, snorting and strug-
Cling hard to prevent Smiths
weight from dragging him under.
Freed from her husbands grasp, the
wife was able to swim safely back
to shore alone.
, 1922-06-30
DAMAGE SUIT ON
TRIAL., MILLER
IS DEFENDANT
Failure to Provide Outlet for
Gas Fumes Which Caused
Death Made Basis of
Court Action.

Dusty" Miller is the defendant in
a major damage suit for So. 900
brought against him by Emil Boyer,
representing M estate OF A ]. Nor
ton. who met death recently through
a severe case OF carbon dioxide pois-
oning.
The case is now on trial before
Judge c. o. Brown. and according TO
latest reports will o be decided un-
I'll about 9 p. m. today. Arguments
are lengthy and IN man. cases tech
meal and only n comparatively small
crowd was present this afternoon
The plaintiff alleges that Miilers
carelessness in o providing a suit
able outlet for tho carbon dioxide
fumes caused from the burning Of a
gas heater in the bathroom OF his
apartment. wa tho direct cause of
Morton's death. Technicalities OF n
medical nature, and a great deal Of
research work. make the case an ex-
tremely difficult. one for the layman
to understand.
At ) p. m. today tho case was NOV
ing rather slowly, but indications
pointed to n speedy afternoon and eve
, 1922-06-30
STILLLOCATED
IN BASEMENT ON
BEECH STREET
]. !. Burk Placed Under Ar
rest Following Raid by
Sheriff's Officers on
Casper Home.

Deputies from the Sher5ffs office
unearthed q small brewery within the
very limits OF Casper early this after
noon. whom some ''hunch' took them
TO the home OF J. ]. Burk. e4S South
Bcech street After n thorough
search. the raiders found a eo-gallon
sull. hidden in q secret compartment
in the dark. musty basement.
Burk had evidently taken great
pains in the building or his secret COM
partment. and were II not for a faint
odor OF "hootch" which p~ermeated
everything about h place n as
surcd the scarchers Of their right TO
continue, the booze might still lie un-
touched. - RE
Members Of the arresting party were
Frank Dcvliu. Charles Miskell and
Jack Allen. Al OF tho apparatus was
brought to the court house n Will be
used as evidence in the cas- when it is
brought TO trial. An entire still, sew
eraI barrels Of mash. bags Of beet
& and IS gallons OF moon" and
cin made up the afternoons haul"
, 1922-06-30
j. A. CHRIsTY, DISTRICT
JUDGE AsPIRANT, HERE

]. E. Christy, who Is associated with
Attorney John Dillon in law practice
at Lander, has been in Casper Cor a
few days. Mr.. Christy is n candidate
for district judge OF the sixth judicial
district. comprising the countes of Ma.
trona. Fremont and Converse.
He Is n veterans of the world war.
having won great distinction. and hav-
ing been decorated with the Victoria
Cross. the highest award England can
bestow, and tho congressional medal.
which holds like Significance in Amer.
lean honors- Attorney Chrsty is very
popular in his own city.
, 1922-06-30
Park Ruined For
SpoonerS, Light
Contract Is Let

CHEYENNE. wyo-. June 10
City park, for 80 years the refuge
Of Cheyennitss bent on innocent and
other 'spoonlng." soon Is to b. 50
brilliantly Illuminated that Il viii
afford nj nocturna, seclusion. The
city commissioners. Yielding TO pres
sure which ~omen's clubs Of the
city have exerted on every commits
sioner for years. has let a contract
for the erection OF powerful lights at
all entrances to the park and at nu
merous points within the enclosure.
, 1922-06-30
ALLEGED Thief CAUGHT
TRYING TO SELL TENT

{ Stealing valuable tents did not prove
profitable for Mike Foes. Thursday
nAght- He was arrested by city Off
4 morning as he attempted to
sell the tent at h Harmed Furniture
Co. The tent was stolen from the
yard Of a Casper citizen whose ad.
dress was given as 100 North Beech
street The name was withheld. He
Will be given a hearing before Judge
Tubbs. afternoon. and will prob
ably be bound ove TO district court
larceny charges.
, 1922-06-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Fourroom u~nfurnished
= house. IA N. Washington. Phone
Sc. 6-30-tf
, 1922-06-30
ning. with every expectation that final
Judgment would be pronounced b
fore court closed tonight
ASSAULT HEARINGS ARE
TO Be HELD TODAY

Preliminary hearings for F. ]. Gun
bingham and J. X. Jscklin. two Cas-
per youths. who were placed under
arrest by deputies Thursday night for
an alleged attack upon two negro
girls Tuesday night. will be held this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock by Judge Tubbs.
The boys were arrested upon warrant
sworn to by J. C Brooks. father Of
one Of the girls Both girls were un-
der aEe.
, 1922-06-30

Organized labor In Louisville has
commenced the construction of a labor
temple which will cost $500, 900 when
conpleted-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-29

Stout institute. She has spent the
past three weeks here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Payne,
Second avenue.
Workmen have been busy during
the past several days filing up holes
in the paved streets OF the city. The
worn places are filed with crushed
rock, covered with sand, and then
tarred. A little traffic over the spot
makes it as good as new. To complete
fixing the streets will require several
weeks
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-29

Tyler Stone was in Kilbourn on
Thursday, in fact he has been there
for some time. He has been in Bara-
orally understood there is a little
boo but once for a number OF weeks
and that but brief time. It is gem
matter to adjust before he has the
freedom of the city again.
Mrs. w. P. Ullrich aad children.
Evanston. and Mrs. A. r. Hewitt. Ar
lington South Dakota are visiting
Mrs. Louise Fisher, the mother of
Mrs. Ullrich and Mrs. Hewitt, and
other relatives in Baraboo. Mr., III
lrich comes tonight. Tomorrow Mrs.
II. A. Fisher win entertain all the
relatives in Baraboo.
On Friday afternoon Miss Chris
tine Wright entertained a number of
ladies at tea in honor her sister,
Mrs. Marion Smith, OF Ircn River who
with her two daughters is visiting at
the Wright home. Among the guests
was Mrs. Peacock who with her
children is visiting at the home OF
her father Charles Lee.
Rev. Albion Z. Smith OF Beloit is
spending a few days with his brother
n. H. Smith and other relatives. Mrs.
Smith died at Beloit, was Gre
mated at Rockford, and buried at the
old home at Ripon. Soon Rev. Smith
will go to Dakota and from there tC
the state OF Washington. He was
formerly pastor of the Methodist
churches at Delton, Spring Green and
other places In the West Wisconsin
conference OF the Methodist Episco
pal church. Mr.. Smith studies worlS
problems and deeply deplores such
turblence as the mine trouble In
Illinois, the unrest in Ireland, and
the turmoil in central Europe. Civil
cation can never accomplish its aims
as long as men resort to arms, Is his
doctrine.
Miss Della Payne has returned to
Menominee, where she is to teach
during the summer school term OF