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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
Cornhuskers to Drill
Another Test Near
Davis. Murray County

Tho Corrhuskors uh Co,nrauy is
reported us having eomplctcd the TIC
for p Now test on the Mat Wolfe
fiFm. two miles north II Davis. in
MURRAY county Rotary tools viii hc
uscd IN depth VI isoo feet after
which ihc rit will b. standardized
This procedure IL to bc carried on
on the strength " the logs OF two
other holes which the Cornhuskcrs
company drilled on the samc farm.
and both of which had to be abandon.
NJ duc TO caving aud easing troubles
ani tools lost IN the hole The total
depths Of the holes were about 1850
feet. and according to reports hal
g,od showirrs at the time cf the
sncounietinE Of the troubles which
forced abandonment. That the Corn.
luskers people have great conf.
Ouncc IN tho Murray county terri.
tori is evidenced By their insistence
in an effort 10 bring IN \ producer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01

Big Pay in Deep Sand
Was 1921 Feature of
Interest in Hewitt

Activities during 1921 in the Hewitt
field were confined chiefly to drilling
to deep big pay which was uncovered
and which resulted in the bringing in
of several of the largest wells yet
found in the territory. The deep sand
was found in q large area with re-
ports on wells selected al random
showing as follows:
Section 16--l50 barrels from sand
at 2l24-44 feet.
Section l6-175 barrels from sand
at 22S0-2300 feet.
Section 1880 barrels from sand at
1995-2073 feet.
Section l5--140 barrels from sand at
1S93-222O feet.
Section 9l-6OO barrels from sand at
214S-95 feet.
Section 2l-600 barrels from sand at
21O6.46 feet.
Section $3.50 barrels from sand
at 206S2ll5 feet
Section 22-250 barrels from sand
at 2l32.4G feet
Section $500 barrels from sand
at 222S-40 feet.
Operations in the north and north
east edges Of the Hewitt field have
been carried on with satisfactory re-
suits, with the Cottonbelt Petroleum
Company, the Humble, Merrick and
Simpson interests bringing in some
fine producers. Production of 2O0-S5O
barrels has been found in section g.,
from sands ranging below 1868 feet. In
section 10, the Cottonbelt Company
brought in 600 bsrreler from sand
at 100000 feet
Several wells making more than 1000
barrels were completed in Hewitt from
the deep sand.
The members of the local fraternity
and others interested in the Hewv
field are displaying great interest in
the possibility of the existence OF a
pay deeper than the 1900 feet. Prac-
ticaHy all of them have expressed a
desire to witness the drilling of test
which would so to 1000 feet if neces-
sary. The manner in which the proli
fic sands thus far found have been
producing, has instiIled great conf.
dence as 10 the deeper possibilities. 1t
is quite probable that such a deep test
will be drilled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01

pressing times than there was con.
sumed. We need not fear Mexia or
production from other fields. Unless
unforeseen events set in and a field
Of high grade oil is brought in-of
which there are no indications now
the situation is fine. | expect 10 see
during the coming year the highest
price ever paid for high grade oil in
the history Of rhe industry. The rec
ord price should arrive next June or
July"
ROSS w. cOE-"I believe the pros
poets for the oil industry during the
coming year are the brightest ever
Owing to the rapid growth in con-
sumption Of gasoline and light oils,
not only in this industry, but in for
eign climes, ] expect TO see higher
prices before the end Of 1922 than
have ever been quoted before"
REES EvANS-"I believe We will
see 81 oil by the end OF 1922. II will
reaci that price by steady increases.
ana there will be no spectacular jump.
The general decline in mid-continent
production to date, and in fact. the
decline everywhere, with the excep-
ton of Mexia will aid in the situation
We need not fear Mexia. for the late
reports from that field show that II
will not last"
OLlN w. JoNES-'I expect re-
cord price to be quoted for crude in
1922. All present indications point
to II. Confidence OF the general pub
lie in the industry will aid to a great
extent and wildcatting will be re.
sumed in full swing"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
Apple Predicts ArdmOre
As Live Oil Center in
Activity Of Year 1922

"Ardmore will be one OF the big
live Gil centcrs during 1872" Sam
Apple. stated Saturday. The oil
market has improved and the world
must have all the oil that Is pro
duced TO keep the wheels OF com.
merce going around. Southern Okla
hcma is looked TO supply much OF
this oil and we must not disappeint
the people.
'"rhe better prices that prevail will
induce drilling and this activity will
keep labor employed at good wages.
The same activity will uncover new
areas and fortunes follow the new
fields and We see men around here
now that may be struggling to get
by who will be wearing diamonds this
time next year. They are men wht
study the fields, they keep their eye
on development work and when an
other pool opens here which will oo.
cur during this year they will make
their fortunes.
at Is a wonderful opportunity, -
continued Mr. Apple. ''just TO have
the privilege OF living In Ardmore.
The people ere full Of hope. they
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
NEW OIL SAND Is
ENCOUNTERED in
ROBERTSON FIELD
Interesting Wildcats Are Now
Drilling in the Garvin
County Area.

A new sand IN the Robertson fleld
OF Garvin county has been found in
the Magnolia Petroleum Company g
Ne. 1 on the John Il. lay farm, in
the southeast .f the southeas: quar-
I, OF the southwest quarter Of sec
tiCn II, ln.Sw, at dep.H OF i43I
feet. The operators are now drilling
in. The sand appears richer than
any yet uncovered in the field and
Ike gravity oil the Gil is estimated to
be of higher grade. This well passed.
through the Concord sand which was
found in the Concord well at u depth
OF 1914 feet
Wildcats drilling about the Robber
son area are creating great interest.
In the northeast of the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter ol
section II. 1n-3w, Murphy ct all top
led a gas sand at a depth Of 1875
feet. but casiug troubles prevented
the drilling in of the test. The sand
was showing 100000 feet when
struck. The operators expect to drill
il next Tuesday. The well was drill
ca with standard tOolS.
Grimes Brothers IN the northeast
o. the northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section l. 2n-2w,
failed in the attmept to test cut Il
sand at 9460 feet due to water
breaking in through the casing and
the test is now being drilled deeper,
with the sand passed through. Ro'
tary tools are being used.
The Tidal-OsaGe OF Company has
completed the standard derrick for
its test in the northwest Of the
northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section q, 2n.3w, and is
now moving in the tools.
GilliIsnd Oil Company is drilling
with the STANDARD tools at 2060 fee.
in the northeast Of the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of
section ?, 2n-lw.
Shipman et al have two rigs up
or the Grady Douglas farm. in the
northwest of the northeast quarter
OF section II, 1n-3w. enc of which is
an offset TO the Davis-Youngcr gas
ser and the other a south offset 70
the Concord producer. Operations
or the well in the northwest Of the
northwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter have commenced and the
drill is at 300 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
MacwOOd Test Section %
2s-6w Fails to Find Oil
Sand at 1905 Feet

The McWood Oil Companys test on
lhe Damon farm, in the northwest
a. the southwest quarter of section
20. 2s-6w. drilled out the plug and
assed through a sand with u gas
showing at "A depth of 1905 feet. The
well is now drilling at 1922 feet in
blue shale formation. The results Of
this test following the drilling out
OF the plug proved TO be rather dis
appointing. for those interested had
been expecting a good producer TO re.
suit. Prior 10 the cementing Of the
casing. the drill has struck a sand
al 1906 feet which had splendid
showing of oil and gas. There is some
belief that the casing had been set
through the sand.
In the same section the Magnolia
Petroleum Company is drilling at
22O0 feet in its No. | on the Pruitt
:arm, in the northwest OF the south.
east quarter.
In the northeast OF the southeast
quarter of section L., 2s-7w. the
Magnolia Petroleum Company is drill
ing at 1927 feet.
The Lone Star Gas Company is re-
setting the casing in its test on the
alartip farm, in the southeast of the
northeast quarter OF section &, IS.
6w, at depth Of s0Sl feet. Former
attempts TO cement the casing in this
test failed.
The Lone Star Gas Ccmpany's test
No. on the Armstrong farm, in the
southwest quarter Of section Q. 2s-6w.
Is expected TO drill out the plug
within the next few days. Casing in
this test was cemented at depth Of
1885 feet with the top OF the sand
at 3066 feet
Magnolia Petroleum Company is
Norman farm. in the northeast OF
luilding the rig for its test en- the
the southwest quarter Of section 25,
.s-ew.
Feagin ct al are building the rig
for their test in section ll,2s CIV.
same operators are ready TO spud
their test on the Bare farm, in the
southeast of the northeast quarter
OF section 20. 2s.ew.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
WITH THE OIL MEN

Earl Stone, with the Hivick Oil
Company interests at Oklahoma City.
is here for several days. Mr.. stone
49, former resident OF Ardmore.
j. Ii. Hudson, president Of the
Texpa Drilling Company, takes tho
prize as the Oil Frat Speed King. /
Mr.. Hudson, at the wheel of Buick
roadster. made flying trip through
Robertson, Foster. Gilmore. Maysvillcv,
Purcell, Pauls Valley. wynnewood..
LAWS and Sulphur, and return tos
Afdmore. on Friday. starting at 600
b. IN. and crossing the finishing unes
al the Hotel Ardmore at 800 d. m.
The distance covered is estimated aei
2o5 miles. with the roads In soma. !.
snots kinda rough"
Frederick l.. Thornton. of Kanx.s
City, with the Smith, Brodie. and
l.unsford firm Of certified public ac-
oountsnis. Is here on business vls-S
t. :,
~ H. ht'it' son OF Judge Ruthtr.
ford Brett OF this city. is here dur.
Ing the holidays from Norman, where
no Is a senior at Oklahoma Unlvers.
ity in the law course.
II. u. Dooley, local lease broker.
has returned from u i.week's trip
to MeSia, IT. Worth, Dallas and
ether Texas points
Miss NIollybclle Davis OF Oklahoma
CITY, purchasing agent with the Co.
line oil Company. is here on a bus
ness visit
o. G.. FrantI and W. T.. Temple.
man, both OF Tulsa. were In Ard.
more Saturday and witnessed the
epuddng e their test In section 10.
.s-sw. north Of Fox production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
WeStheimer May Drill
Offset to the Coline 4,
Pierce Section 7-2s-2w

Coline Oil Company No. !. on the
VI. r. Pierce farm, in the center q
the northeast quarter OF the north.
west quarter OF the southwest quar-.
ter OF section Z, 2s2w, is flowing
s50 barrels from sand found at l.
depth OF 2420-a570 feet.
According to reports. Max West.
Loimer has made "A location for q
diagonal northwest offset t. the co.
linc-Plerce TO be drilled in the
southwest corner OF the northwest
quarter Of the same section.
Operations In the Graham field are
progressing. but no competitions have
resulted during the past week. The
scott Sparks test on the Zee farm.
In the southeast corner OF the south.
west quarter OF the southeast quar-.
ter of section 81. 2s.9w. Is drilling
In hard lime at a045 feet.
Kirk well No. 1 ON the bennett
farm. In the southwest Of the north
west quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter OF section ~, 2s.?w, drilling deep
ct. has passed through "a gas aud
water sand and is now drilling at a
depth " 1889 feet.
The operators have succeeded Ia
crilling through the gas sand In
Kirk No. on the same farm, In the
northwest OF the northwest quarter
VI the northeast quarter aud are now
al "a depth, OF 1900 feet. The IA,
sand drilled through with the rotary
tools was topped at 1855 feet ant
found TO be 10 feet In thickness.
The Magnolia Petroleum Ccmpan,
Il still drilling by the tools Ia ia
No. on the Bennett farm. In th'
northwest corner OF the soutbwes
quarter OF section 81. t2s-2w, ut q
depth Of 1909 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
FELMLEE DEEP TEST
HEALDTON TO PROVE
OPINION OF FAULT
Existence of Pay Between
Field Proper and Exten-
sion Question.

Attention during the past year with
reference TO the Healdton field has
been centered on the possibilities of a
deep test. Announcement made last
Week by Felmlee ct al that such a
test viii be drilled has transformed
the situation into matter OF watchful
waiting with the Felmlee drilling the
center OF interest. The test Is TO be
located in the west half of the south.
west quarter Of section IL, 4s-3w. on
'V'acre tract. II is now rigging up
the standard tools.
Two deep tests which have been
drilled in the Healdton area have
found pay sand yielding oil OF better
than 40 gravity The first OF these
was the Bull Head oil company's No.
on the Denney farm In section 4.
4s'5w which came In with initial
production Of 10O.l25 barrels OF 40
gravity oil from sand at about 9e70
feet. This well is now pumping about
10 barrels. The next deep test was
The Pure oil companys on the Low.
cry farm In the same section which
round a pay indicative OF good pro.
uhction OF similar gravity oil, but
due to cavings collapsed casing and
other troubles. Il had 10 he abandon.
ed. No deep tests have been attempted
IN the area between these and the
Feimlee test. II Is interesting 10 note
mat on the west line OF section II
several small wells have been brought
IN with production from the shallowcr
sands, aud which appeared 10 be on
the east edge ot the field. Opinions
nave been varied on the structure AT
that point. and many oil men con.
slider a fault TO exist In sections II and
j. between the Hcaldton field proper
ana the southeast extension. The Fclm.
lee tt-'t may definitely determine
whether or not this is so. An abrupi
zip In the sand In section II may bc
possible. The Felmlce test is abou,
two and one half miles southeast OF
the Pure oil
Wells 10 depths Of eooO feet and
more have been drilled resulting In
busters In the Hcaidton area but
most OF them have been located soui4,
ana southwest OF the Hcaidton pro.
per projection. Apple.Fanklln.John.
son'Gali interests drilled a dry hole
10 sooo feet In the northwest corner
or the southwest qGartcr os the
I northwest quarter OF section II. is-sv
and encountered salt water M the
depths OF the regular Healdton sands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01

tre fun of enterprise. they have
Keen insight into business. they i've
III the midst Of the greatest oil area
In the country. other fields come
and 60 but Southern Oklahoma gives
w steady stream of wealth. There
rave been dozen fields in surround
.ng states discovered since Hoaldton
was found but those fields are for.
gotten and Healdton is still produs-
Ing. Hewitt Is coming along the same
way. The outlook for Fox and Ora.
ham are very bright. The fraternity
Is looking Tor wonderful things 10
happen AT Fox. These men believe
that when deep drilling is done there
that some very prolific sands will
be found
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
Mannsville Test Resumes
Operations This Week

Washita River oil Corporation ex.
rects to resume operations January
. ON It's test on the Tro,ter farm. in
feotions. 4s-ie, Johnston county. twC
and one half miles north OF Manns.
willie. Total depth OF the hole is now
1850 feet In blue shale formation.
standard tools have been encountered.
IL. w. Coma, stockholders in the on.
Grating company. IL here while opera.
iions are being carried on in the
test
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
Stephens Shallow Field
Extended Half Mile East

liealdton Petroleum Company has
completed It's No. on the Charley
farm. IN The southwest quarter OF
icction 4. ss.5w. with production OF
1000. o.ooo-s. .OoO,o ,ooo cubic feet OF gas
from sand at 6sS feet Finding Of
The pay In this test extends produc
tion in the shallow area one half
NJ ile TO the cast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
Quapaw Mining Dispute
Settled at Washington

OKLAHOMA CITY Millions Of dol.
k,rs worth of property In the ouspsw
mining region Of Oklahoma were AZ.
fected by regulations promulgated
By Secretary OF Interior FALL. set.
Ting a controversy between operator
sub-lessece and Indian owners OF the
land that has been pending for years.
according to a spccis. dispatch ron
Washington saturday 10 the nall>
cklahumAn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
North oi Nswport

Magnolia Petroleum Company Ia
drilling az i2iS feet In its test on
the McCaTty farm. Ia the south.
east corner of the northeast
uusrtcr of the northwest quar-
ter Of section se. ssiw. north OF
Newport.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
Tire Breaks Mans Jaw

Joseph schruscr or BROOKLYN was
using an electric pump 10 initiate an
automobile tire In a Brooklyn garage.
when the tire exploded. He wa.
thrown several feet by the force Of
the explosion and In addition 10 n
fractured jaw is suffering from yari-
GUS and sundry contusions on hi.
head and body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01

the old Fox pool Il that OF the Mag.
nolia Petroleum company In the north.
west quarter ~ section 20. ss.3w.
'hrcc fourihs mile north OF the town
~ Chapman and ~ the production
" The hig gasscrs In sections 20 and
y. Depth Of tn" hole at the present
time ls about $50 feet. Drilling a.
being carried on with the standard
tools
An Interesting feature ~ the new
Fox pool is that one We'll Is being drili
ed 10 each ten acres hy mutual
agreement ~ tho operators.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01

Every member Of the Ardmore oil
fraternity Is an optimist and here In
what some of them say: ~
T.. y. JEFF'ERtES--"isse looks
bright aud promising. The re.estsblish.
ment Of confidence on the part Of the
general public and also regulations Of
taxes In a manner which IL proving
more Of an incentive TO do business
on tho part OF the larger companies.
should be the chief factor In bring.
INK about the anticipated improve.
nent and also higher prices FOR crude.
I anticipate that conditions In tari-
Gus phases Of commercial life will be
stabilized"
MAX wEsTHEIMER-''T situa.
ton looks better than ever. The fuel
oil market " not any too good now
due TO mild winter but indication
are that II will get better due to de.
moralixation Of the coal industry which
has created a greater demand for the
f,Sl oil. and acquainted the advant.
skSs OF its use. Gasoline and light
oils have good consumption"
u. A. sfMPsON--'-rhe outlook for
1s2s is bright. There was no more
high grade oil rrcduced during the o..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01
new OIL POOL in !.
YEAR PREDICTION
Gait Says Leases Draw Big
Demand Now; Wildcat
Drill Will Tap a
Big Supply.

so many wildcat wells are drilling
in this territory" said Edward Gait
yesterday, that at least one of them
VIII result in the opening OF a pool
during the new year. Ardmore can
count almost certainly upon new
oil field during the year that is now
upon us and that means that a vas.
deal Of new wealth will be brought
here.
1T is matter of supreme salts
faction TO local people to know that
when leases will not sell in other
fields they will always sell here" con.
tinued Mr.. Calf. That comes from
the fact that the fields opened here
have not been disappointing, the wells
have moi been of the sensational kind
but they produce for years and years
and one can scarcely pay too much
for producing property in these fields
and even a small acreage will give up
large sums of wealth so prolific are
the sands.
Acreage in Demand
Acreage in the SoJthern Okla
homa fields are in demand at all
times. II is easier to promote drilling
propositions here. Besides the wells
now drilling there will b. other tcsts
drilled during the year. Acreage is
now being assembled and contracts for
drilling entered into.
"1t Is my opinion that the outlook
for 1922 for the oil fraternity is very
bright and TINT means that the whole
country will prosper from the act-
vites
Land Is SOurte of Wealth
"The only source Of wealth is the
land Of the country. II mus give up
its minerals or IT, food stuffs il or.
der for the people 10 prosper. Mother
Nature has been good To- as here We
have but to use what We have. The
farms must not he overlooked. Every
man is Interested in agriculture. The
people in the cities and OF ors who
are In shape to mako investments
should be Of service 10 individual
farmers. Place a few hogs on the
farms that are hogless. place mich
COWS where they are needed by the
poorer families, keep in the oil fields
and we will get through the New
Year"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01

Miss Mollybclle Davis OF Oklahoma
CITY, purchasing agent with the Co.
i'ne oil Company. is here on bus
ness visit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-21
strike. Teacher with Cor, Fined,

DAEvILLB. VA. April 20.-A fine
Of $50 has been imposed on Elmer
Pst;ison. who several days ago ran
over Miss Zatic stuart. "a local
school-tcachcr. who came here from
LynchburS. Tho cvidenc. OF the
young woman. who has recovered is
that Pattison was racing with an
other car on West Main Street while
She was crossing. She stood In the
center Of the street, intending to let
one car pass on one side and the
second on the other. Pattisou's car
knocked her down and ran over her.
other evidence was that Pattlson
checked UP momcntari!y and then
drove on. boing ovcrtakcn hy another
inotorist, who stopped him and
urged him TO go back to Ednunda
Hospital. where Miss Stuart was
taken. Patt!son said that Miss
Stuart fell down. and that he did no,
knock her down