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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

Summary: Two-base hits-Durcan
Gallagher. Three base hits--Cruise.
Home run-FOnscca. Sacrifice
Donahue. Daubert. .; Boeckel. Double
play-Rohnc 10 Daubert. Left on
bascs-C!ncinnati S; Boston. ). Base
on balls-on Gcnewich 4. Struck out
by Donahue. .: Genewich. I. Passed
Umpircs-Hart and
Mccormick. slime. 1888.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

Clarke GriInth Is coming in for Il
pannihg on several parts of the ma
Jor league circuit. the assertion being
made that the Washington club win
never be capably managed as long
"a Grin is at the head OF the eXecu-
tive forces. II is said uf Griff that
ne IS too Keen fan To keep his
hands off the management. consc-
uuently that aIilhn cannot be blamed
foc the poor showing of the Senators
Hardness OF the part Of football
teams Will be penalizcd this season
In the past. the referee notified the
teams three minutes before time To
take the field for the second half
beginning sthis year. tho referee
simply steps to tho center Of the
fold. aud tardy team forfeits its
right To choice OF kick off, goal
rcnalizcd twenty-five yards besides
y team that is late gay be forced to
field.
Contract for tho erection Of seats
To- accommodate 5000 more football
fans on Maro Island was awarded
Yesterday by san Dorscu business
manager OF tho corporation owning
tho nark. The seats will ne erect
ed on tho north side of the fieId. A
fence Will inclosc the sridiron. but
Will not be high enough To interfere
" l'h tHS VIC" OF tnpse Ill lne StdN0S
The work viii he finished the first
week in October.
Under tho tutclacc OF Dixie EIevo-
sahl. the Richmond Blues will take
TO tho field this afternoon for pro
liminary football practice. Tho men
VIII meet at the armory and will 20
to BYRD Park in 4 body. The first
game for tho militiamcn is against
Randolph Macon at Ashland in three
weeks. Tie Hlucs also play william
aud Mary. and Will take on n number
"f strong independent teams from
other cities.
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Only Miracle Will Haul Ya1.xees Down
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Award Contract forMayo Island Stands
BY EARLE LUTZ

packs Il Knockout wallop. Solid
Shit and left straIEht-arm punches,
followed by right hook to the jaw,
sent DauBherty to drcamland.
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STANDING OF CIUns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati mt BOnfop,
81. Louis mt BROOKLYN,
PittSburEh at New York.
thtcnSo at i'htlad einhI,
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nntfIe Axe To PInx.

The Battle Axe team Will play
Lakeside on saturday afternoon. The
game will he played on the grounds
of the LAX csihe Club.
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American AsSociation.
Minneapolis. f3: st. Paul. 49,.
Others not scheduled.
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Grand Circuit Uncr, Halted

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Sept ao-To-
days card OF Grand Circuit racing
was postponed until tomorrow on ac-
count OF n muddy track. The post
ponem.nt Will "Nt"ud the meet into
Friday 81 neNi Nc'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

IotaIs $3.50 -....-t Il p Il 3
'Eattcd toi W. Collins III seventh
Boston ....... nl0 GOO 100
Cleveland .... l03 GOO lO.-5
summary: Two-baso -McEul,y.
J.. Sewrl Three case h!t-Ciarducr
stolen bases ..euoshy l.. Sewza.
McinRis SarTiiiccs-J. Collius. ME-
Nulty, Gardner Double plays-Ga-d-
ner 10 J. ScwcN 20 McGrnis. J.. Scvcl!
70 j. Sewei TO J.. SewcN Chle
Wamby and McInnis Left on has.
Boston, .: Cleveland. :. Base on ba!ls
off ". Collins, 1 az Russell !. OF
Chle. !. H!ts-ou " Collins g in
innings: on Russell IN innings
Hit BY pltchcr--hy RUSSELL (summaj.
Struck out-by W. Collins. !: 81 rus.
sell, !; by a.e, :. Passed ball
Ruel. Losing plrrhcr-W Collins
umpires-Hildehra Connolly and
Chill. Tine % game. l.50
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Totals
Philadelphia.

-
Batted for Struland in fourth.
MATTED for Jones in seventh
HlWo out when winning run scored
Hattcd for smith in eighth.
score ny innings: II.
III ''.''''.. .hnn lul GO0--N
J H!Ihu'Iphla .:.......2l" nl& u02-a
Huinhary: Two base hits-D'Ear-
re-. ftcniine, Ice. Home runS-Wn-
,!.%nS' iarkinson. stolen bas"s-
IirIE' nam. oFarrcli. Sacrifices -
ii"liochcr. Williams. Leslie. Double
;,alE ii"llochcr 10 Grimes (2l: Ilnl-
,,"'nyr 20 Ad"ms 10 Grimes; Grimes
l" toiiocher. Left on hasc--Ch!cawn.
~ l,hiinds lrhtn. = Rase on balls
Jones. !: OF Winters. =; OF Gshnrmr
3. 9. ST,rn'h by Meadows 5 ~
>'eUIand ] 10y osborne = bv Mn
ters, ]. li!is--on Stculand. .; in =
innings; off Jones, I i'm q, off osborne
IN -; off Meadows. II in i @3:
on Smith, in LIS; OF Winters. none
u WI H.; by ,ritcher--hy Jones.
,."c' iicnlinc). Wild pitCh-Mcahows
IhsScd bali - O'Farrcn. Winnirc
rHat,SnSru-Wint"r. Losing pitcher
te!" Time, 2;ll.
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UNCONVENTIONAL I.c,c,,.

noah.ls q, newark. r.
.Nf1'u1" s; Buffalo. .
chesl"f, :; Toronto. S..
others not scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
MEUSEL,S HOME RUN IN NINTH GIVES YANKEES AM
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Bosfon, 3-SI Cincinnati, 90.
New York, II Pittsburgh, (.
BROOKLYN, 1-7t 81. Louis, Lila.
Philadelphia, Oil, CHICAGO, ST..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

Mnrk's Corner SIuEErrs WIN.
The Mack's Corner Siuyg~i. won
from the Cary street Tigers yestcr-
Gay by tho score OF to o.
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BROOKLYN.
Totals ...........Ha q n - II 3
'Batted for North In eighth
Score te innings: Il

st Louis .............. 0hn OH0 nOl-i
Brooklyn .............l0l l02 niX--f
Summary: Two base hif-Olscn.
Threc-hase hit Wheat stolen bases
Wheat Sacrifices Myers.
High. Double playS-Dlscn to John
ston to Schmandt. T"porC"r IL Horns
by TO Rottomlcy. Johnson to Olsen a"
Schmandt. Left ON hasc-St Louis
Z: Brooklyn. !. Base on halls-on
Haincs, 2. Grimes. .. Struck out
by Grimes. 2. Hits--on IIaincS. y in
i; Harfoot, In !. Winning pitcher
-Grimss. Losing pItcher--Iiaines.
TmpireS Riglcr and WesterVelt.
Time l:SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

'lN'lNNSTl. S"i,t. .' The Gin
cinuati National League hnschall club
players VIII train EcNt suring at or
!hnno. Fla, II was NuHuuuCch at the
Reds Office today
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Totals
lOIaiS 90
'Batted for RiEney in ninth.

tBatted for Ehmke in ninth.
Tran for Bassler in ninth.
New York ... geo 04l colt
Detroit ...............GO 800 0lu--2
Summary: Two-basc hits--Scott.
Pipp, Neach. Three base hits-SCott,
FothergilL Home run Mcusoi.
stolen ba3e-Ward Sacr!Nccs--SCott
Pipp. Fothergni. Cobb. Double plays
Jones. CutshRw and Blue. Left ON
bases-New York, II; Detroit, .. Base
on balls--oft Ehmkc. ;; ShaWkcy.
Bush, J. Hits-oT Shawkoy, : In :,
Bush, mono IN J. Eit NY pitcher
by Ehmke, Ward. =: Shawkcy. struck
out-by Ehmke. Winning pitcher
Shawkey. UmpIres and
Evans. Time, 2.42.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. Louis. u; "nshington, q,
thicnso, Ia; Philadelphia, o..
New York, 81 Detroit, a.
Cleveland, 5-5; Boston, -.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago.
WASHINGTON ut st. Louis.
New York mt Detroit.
BOkt0n Rt Cleveland
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or Sidfi0ce In sixth
! ior Norris in eighth.
philadelphia,

pn,ii"",SaT, i...''......l6G GOO 200
't!,nI"!hnia :...... 90 sos OO.-li
Irs TTji.!'n"t ~, Two has" hi,s-R arp.
iinine runs STATE. Parkinson. S,nicr
,,'hS', Ramp. Sacrifices rsi}s
::rmhIs PAYS iIollochcr 10 Adams To-
a,,iI'iiaS' r.Ehiftono TO Parkinson 10
tr,,St''; Lett on base 'hirarn :.
n,,hi ladelphia. 6. Ras" on rail-. n;
man OF AldrihEa. Of Morri.
b,n OH Zones; J. struck out-by re.
ridge. 10 In 3 inr!nes; oT MI Aia5
innings, of Jones. none in
Los. nG pitcher Adridre. I',nirnr.
S'"''Iie and Moran. Time. ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

v. Ellington .......oll 600 10
.-... 600 600 UOo-n
,, w" base hlt-Jl,da,,
".'' A' SEVERED. Home rvu
stolen base I.amot,c.
i.au"tte. Dnuhi" plays
',inrr a't collins, Sovcrcid and
i.'it on base Washington.
.i4. D. Base on halls-nn
.'r Francis. = struck o,,
rs, @. Shockcr. 2. uiis-
",: t.N - in :. Kolp. In
Xxx r'ichcf-hy Shockcr Harris.
Nd!ii1 ana r,uoeu. Time ~
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I lcyclRnd.
-Battcd -! G!ii"uger IN cl.htI.
IHnLl.M -nr L--nEn.- ~ 49,

-Batcd FOR p!it"uger IN clghtH.
Thht,cd FOR F!crcy In ninth
fostuH .,..... ..-... 200 600 G0n-
Cleveland .. rsa GnI AZ.
Summary: TNo-basc Ltts -pi.,c,,
Burns, O'Neii tej. Jameson. J.
Stwe!l. stolen has,--Burus SicrI-
hoes-pittcngnr, l.odgood. Jamie
son, MGInnIs. Double plays Pratt.
Mitchell and Burns. Tam5y 1!uns-
eistcd). I."N on has, Bi,iof, =.
Cleveland, Base on balls on
Plercy p OF BcdgooL g. M d..
pltchcr-by pleCcy fSgmnn HrG
k3od); by BcdG"ud Cpru' Nt.-n,
A!ttonEtrl. struck out ny psr,
BY gedeooG. &, MIG uitca na.
8od- Imnircs ChM! and
deerand. Time, 1870.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
,TIcE TO CONTRACTOR

Sealed proposals win be received un-
til 10 a. m, July 16 1922 at the Sewers
Hotel Muskogee Oklahoma, for the
erection and completion of: Nurses home.
medical officers residence, vocational
training building and five duplex bum
galows to be erected at Muskogee Okla e
homa, as per plans and specifications
prepared by Chas =. Nieder and Maui
rice Jayne, architects and +. NJ Olston,
associate.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from the office OF Atkinson mad
Olston, SIG Mayo building. Tulsa. Okla
homa. by deposltng with them certi-
fled check or cash for $4,000 as a
deposit for safe return OF the plans ana
specifications in good condition.
A certified check for So 100000 must
accompany each bid as evidence that
the bidder is bidding in good faith and
Is willing 10 enter into contract should
same be awarded to him. He must en-
ter into contract and furnish bond In
full amount of contract price within IL
days from date of awarding of contract
Should he fail to enter into contract
or fail to furnish required bond within
10 days as above stated he shall for
felt to the State of oklahoma his GER
titled check as liquidated damages
The commission reserves the right tC
accept or reject any or all bids or es
| Inmates.
II. r. FELL. Chairman.
Soldiers Relief Commission of th'
State of Oklahoma, Sulphur. Ok
Attest:
HORACE II. HAGAN. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
RESOLUTION NO 1872

resolution adopting plans. specifics
lions and estimates OF costs, and DC
claring the necessity for the paving
street Improvement District No. G
same being
Stanley boulevard. beginning q,
the west line of Washington street
10 the East line OF Il street thence
from the west line OF street 10
the east line OF street, thence
from the west line OF + street, to
the east line OF s street:
In the city Of Ardmore. Oklahoma.
BE II resolved by the mayor and boar
OF commissioners OF the city Of Ar,
more, Oklahoma:
First. That the plans. specification
and estimates for Street Improyeme,
District No 81. comprising the stree
and avenues as set out in the title
this resolution as prepared and submit
ted by A. Payne. city engineer, al.
hereby adopted and approved and ord
cred filed In the office OF the city clerl.
Second. That II IL necessary TO paw,
Stanley Boulevard, beginning at III
west line OF Washington street 10 IN
east line OF street, thence from tn
west line Of b street to the east lin,
OF G street, thence from the west line o
+ street TO the east line OF 5 street n
the city Of Ardmore. Oklahoma: to d,
the necessary grading. to construc
uduioltS anu met ptslrs, urhlu tlles
curbs and cutters therefor.
THIRD. That this resolution be pub
lished In the Daily Ardmoreite, a news
paper OF general circulation in sat,
city, for six (O consecutive issues.
Fourth. That II the owners OF a ma
jority In area OF the lots, pieces or par
GELS OF ground liable to taxation or ass
essment for the cost OF these improve
ments shall not within fifteen O5) day
after the last publication. file with IN
city clerk, their protest In writing
against such improvements then tn
city of Ardmore shall cause such i'm
proyements TO be made and contracte
for as provided In the Revised Laws o
Oklahoma, and shall levy assessment
and issue Street Improvement Bond
for the payment thereof as provided b
law.
Adopted and approved this Gard da
OF June. 1922.
A. EDDLENIAN, Acting Mayor
Attest: l.. NJ THURSTON,: City Clerl
Published June &c, 27. rs 20. 30 an
July ,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Skeily Operating
In Garvin COUNTY

The skelly Oil company has acquired
an interest in the holdings of ;le Nc.
Laughlln.Shipman interests in the Rob.
berson field OF Garvin county 3onsi5u
ING OF 4 10 acre tract in Sc, tion u,
Dln.Sw On which there 's pt',29 which
came in win initi'l rod6cd)n OF 81.
100000 :ub,c feet, au oi we'll making
about 60 barrels ami on" rie. Tie rig
is No. 3 in the northeast corner OF the
northwest al The no iIcas. quarter II
section Il. in-3w. on the Grady Douglas
farm.
Nelson Br1;hers na,e cemented tie
C5sinch easing in jh -,r 40 / ON the
Newberry farm Randolph icase) In the
northeast corner OF section II. ln.3w
In lime at 1915 feet
Wrightsman oil company is drilling
at 9O5O feet in It's No. on The Love
farm In the northeast OF the northwest
OF the southeast quarter Of section l3,
ln.aw. three fourths OF = mile east Of
production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
HAS CHANGED STATUS

The question as to how deep a well
must actually be dnlled to be termed
a dry h<le in the absolute sense of
the word, and also rs to the extent of
the area which a dry hole condemns.
mas taken on very much changed
status in -southern Oklahoma territory
during the Vast six months Present
drilling methods, relative to possibili-
ties OF depth, make it a more or less
undetermined factor as to what max.
imum depth in search of oil would be,
for regardless of how deep hole Is
G3led it Is theory only which states
@at there Is no oil on that particular To-
&ffon. 1t Is true that wells have been
put down to great depths and have
been accepted generally as dry but as
far as being busters in the absolute
sense of the word, 1t is not a positive
factor. However, since the beginning
OF the present year the operators are
drilling to greater depths than they
have ever developed heretofore. A
depth OF 1000 feet Is now accepted as a
good test, whereas, prior to last Jan
uary. 5000 feet was considered as very
deep, and below that depth was deep
enough The expense involved in drill
ing well to 1000 feet is very large and
has been the big factor in forcing ces-
sation of operation in many tests at
shallower levels. With a good quotation
on oil, deeper drilling is permitted with
lesser degree of gamble and the
game spirit of the oil men always
shows itself in this respect whenever
they are awarded a fair proposition.
AS for the extent Of territory which
a dry hole condemns, not so very LONG
ago the drilling of wildcat within a
mile or even two mNes of "duster" ere
~ated considerable comment among tho
members of the fraternity, many OF
whom hesitated to acquire acreage fei
protection because Of the proximity OF
the abandoned hole. This phase Of the
situation has also shown a decided
change. For a radius OF one half Of q
mile, as expressed by The leading oper
ators in this section of the state. IS
regarded as n sufficient distance for AZ
oarea to be termed CONDEMNED by {
dry test.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND


SAo LEASE
In the county court OF Carter county.
State Of Oldahmoa.
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
j. H. Nolatubbee, a minor. james Nola-
tubbee guardian. No. ------.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
of an order of the county court Of car
ter county, State of Oklahoma, made
and entered on the 2Sth day Of June
1922. the undersigned guardian will offer
Tor sale and sell at public auction in
open court to the highest and best bid
der an oil and gas mining lease on the
5th day of July. 1922, ut 10 O'Clock q.
m. the following described lands sit
uated In Garvin county. State Of OKLA
homa. towit
Northwest quarter OF southeast
quarter and east half of southwest
quarter OF southeast quarter and
northwest quarter Of northwest quar-
ter of southwest quarter and east
half OF northwest quarter of south
west quarter and northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter OF Section 2e,
Township North Range West,
and containing 1870 acres, more or
less
Said oil and gas lease to be on the
departmental form for oil and gas leas-
es and subject TO the approval Of the
secretary OF the interior. on the follow
ing terms and conditions For cash
bonus OF not less than sl.00 per acre,
and the usual departmental rentals and
royalties.
Said sale TO be held in the county
court room OF Carter county, Oklahoma,
at Ardmore, at the time above stated
Dated this 2Sth day Of June. 1922.
JAMES NOLATUBBEE
2S-5 Guardian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Drilling For Deeper
Pay in BAYOU Field

Search for a sand deeper thar that
already uncovered in the Bayou district
southeast Of the Hewitt pool is now
under way by the Humble Oil and Re.
filming company which is preparing .
deepen Its No. on the Gu farm, in
the center Of the east line of the south
east OF the southeast quarter Of section
90, 4s.2w, This well orig gtnat,y uncovered
the deem sand and same in with initial
production of 300 barrels from the pay
at 2s03-71 feet. 1t is now in blue shale
at a total depth OF 2s73 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Building Rig For
New Garvin Wildcat

Contract Tor the Garvin county wild.
cat to be drilled on the White farm. in
The northeast corner OF the southwest
OF the southwest quarter OF section "a.
ln-2w has been awarded 10 ]. H. Hud-
son OF Ardmore. The operators are r.
NJ. Weaver. Jr.. and *. W. Reynolds.
both Of Wynnewood. Rotary tools will
be used and drilling win be carried TO
n total depth OF $500 feet II necessary
The rig is now building ..nd tools will
be moved in as soon as II Ia completed.
Location OF this test. which is being
put down on block OF 25Oo acres. Is
seven miles east OF production in the
Robberson pool
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE

In the County Court OF Carter county,
state OF Oklahoma.
In the matter OF the guardianshp Of
J. n. Nolatubbee, a minor. James Nola-
tubhee, guardian. No. --.
Notice is hereby given In pursuance
or an order OF the county court OF Car.
ter county. State OF Oklahoma. made and
entered on the 2Sth day OF June 1922,
the undersigned guardian will offer for
sale and sell at public auction In open
court to the highest and best bidder nm
oil and gas mining lease on the 5th
day Of July 1929, at 10 o'clock M.
the following described lands situated In
Garvin county State Of oklahoma. to-
wilt.
East half OF west half-of northeast
quarter and west half OF southeast
quarter OF northeast quarter and
southwest quarter ~ northeast quar-
ter OF northeast quarter and east
half OF southeast quarter OF south
west quarter ami northwest quarter
OF southeast quarter Of southwest
quarter of Sec. ~ T-l-N, REV
and containing 100 acres.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold on
the following terms and conditions to-
wit. For q cash bonus II not less than
si.0n per acre. and a royalty CT not
less than one.eighth OF all oil ~ oduced
and saved from the premises.
said nale TO be held In the county
court romo NJ Garter county. Oklahoma,
at Ardmore, at the time above stptcd.
Dated this 2sth day " June i,cs.
JAMES NOLATuBBEf
AS 0uArdiAA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Foundation Strengthened
Union Love County Test

The operators OF the Union Petroleum
and Supply company's wildcat on the
Draushon farm In the northwest Of the
southwest OF the southwest quarter Of
section 81 Gs2e Love county, have re.
nforced the derrick foundation with a
concrete base and are now waiting on
the cement to set. Cavings around the
base OF tho rig threatened TO cave In
and the reinforcement was necessitated.
II is expected that drilling will be re.
sumed Tuesday. Total depth OF the hole
Is 2ll0 feet in shale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Gas Mudded In
North Fox Well

The gas IN the Wirt Franklin test on
the Carpenter farm in the center OF the
southeast of the southeast OF the south.
west quarter OF section 20, 2s.Sw. has
been successfully mudded in according
10 reports from the field and the we'll
Is ready to be deepcned. II In believed
that an oil eand will he entered as soor
as the deeper drilling ls started due to
the spraying of oil which was present,
while the well was making gas. The
Nsst came In for sc ooo. 900 feet OF gas
dom sand at isis.2ics feet, with eev.
erel breaks. Location IL one half OF n
mile north Of Fox production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Reports on Important
Bayou District Tests

Carter oil company's No. on the
sullivan farm In the center OF the
southeast o. the southwest OF the north.
east quarter OF section 90. ls.gw. three
fourths OF mile southeast of the deep
production in the Bayou district, 10 In
u water sand at 3O24 feet.
Carter oil company's No. on the
Blackwell farm, In the center OF the
southwest OF the northeast Of the south.
east quarter OF section 20, lssw, one
fourth OF mile northwest OF the deep
production, is drilling in sandy shalc
at SOFA feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Drilling 1900 Fl.
Section 16-5s-1w

Felmlee oil and Development com
pany's wildcat on the WIN H. Smith
farm. in the northeast OF the northeast
OF the southeast quarter OF section i6,
5s.lw is drilling In blue shale at 1900
feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Humble Completes
North Hewitt Well

Humble Oil and Refining comirry's
No. on ;he WalkerN Noorhees farm, In
the center Of the northeast Of the south
east of the southeast quarter d section
9, 4s-2w, is flowing 100 barre,s from
sand al l55o.7o feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Shreveport Up.

Daily average production Of the fields
Of the Shreveport district during the
past week showed an increase OF 9GS
barrels as compared with the preced.
ing week, the figures being reported at
12l 800 barrels. BY fields:
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Decline North Central Texas.

Further decline is noted in the north
central Texas fields with the report for
the past week. showing q daily average
OF 1885, 700 barrels. big drop as com
pared with the figures of the preceding
similar period which registered 16O,5so
barrels BY fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-03
Fishing Job on In
Healdton Deep Test

Pure OIL company's deep test No. 30
on the Lowery farm in the Healdton
field. section :. 4s.3w. is fishing for
parted l2i!-inch casing al 1860 feet.
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The undersigned viii sell to the high
est bidder for cash on July 6. 1922 at 10
o clock a. m. stock OF dry goods shoes
and groceries, located at Writ, Okla.
n q GIBSON 2-3
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INCREASE NOTED IN
STATE PRODUCTION

a gain OF 5000 barrels is noted In
the estimated daily average production
OF the fields OF Oklahoma during the
past week with the figures registering
800 900 barrels as compared with $780,.
600 barrels during the preceding week.
Production by fields was as follows: