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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Petroleum and It's Products
Exports for February

WAsUfNGTON. u. C..-Apru 10.
Henry G.. Morris, CHIEF ~ the iuol
division, department Of commerce.
has issued report Of tho petroleum
export trade Of the United states for
February According tu Mr.. Morris
Tho outstanding features NJ potru-
lcum export trade for February
were: 90. shipments Tor o..h
chief class of petroleum products
declined ag compared both with the
preceding month ana with February
a year ago. t2D, shipments of gas
oliuc aud naphthas to tho United
Kingdom were ptactlctlly nil tuuly
. gallOns) compared to 1897 600
gallons in January and q monthly
average for 1921 Of 515O,00O gal
Ions. Total United Kingdom inn
ports OF motor spirit In February
were 2S,00O,00o United states gal
Ions. $50. Exports 90 Fancc of
gasoline and naphthas showed a
striking Increase. being 21,537, goo
gallons. compared to l2,Gt5.OOO for
/ January and to a monthly average
for 1891 Of $4,000 gallons. 60
cuba took only I 5Gg gallons of gas
olinc and naphthas IN February, Out
/ monthly shipments OF gasoline {,
! the island IN 1921 averaged 100000
gallons. ana In 1920 some 10000
gallons.
The exports for February Of crude
oil were In fair agreement with the
monthly average for 1891 Of $1,000
900 gallons and for 1870 Of $4,000
0OO gallons. Canada and Cuba con-
tinucd to receive the greater part of
this oil, and a shipment ot 3,I71,0O0
gallons wcntuo Argentina.
February shipments of gasoline
and nHphthns were 3S,OOOO,OUO gal
Ions, as compared to "A monthly aver
age of li,0OO,0O0 gallons In 1921 and
13,0O0,00O gallons In 1920. Figures
for a single month are not especially
significant owing tu the possibility
of large shipments hy tuukors befl;
punched iu one month, resulting
In small shipments the following
month. Denmark In February took
100000 gallons after no shipments
Tor December ana January Ger
many took only l5O gallons and
japan only 100 gallons iu February
and no shipments are listed To Italy
thila aud Morocco, Argentina u
February took about onc-halt an,
amount sent IN January, 1879, and
about one fourth the conslEum mi
OF February 1891. Shipments &,
| Australia aud Sew Zealand show d
/ progressive decline during the pas
three months, for Australia, Fcbru
any shipments were about uuc-hal
| those NJ IL year ago aud for Sew Ion
land about ouc-third those q yea
ago. Cuuslgumcutg tu British Hnt
French Africa show substantial IN
! croasvs.
February exports ~ 100000
gallons of illumluatiuE oil ouuulo,
the monthly uNoraEo for 1874, bu
were about lO,OOO,OOO gallons uudc
the monthly average for 1890,
Exports Of luhrl,auug oil OF 20.
59I,OOO gallons were about cuHh @
the monthly average. Tor 1921 am
about 100000 gallons under tn
monthly average Tor 1890.
Imports OF 602oO0,OOO OF crud
oil marked decline uf 43,0OO,O 90
gallons compared to January aud q
10000, 900 compared 90 Dcccmhc
Tho monthly average Tor 1871 Wa
l3S,OOO,OOO gallons and Tor 1872
some 37l,0OO, 900 gallons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
TonkaIuG ActltitieS Checked
Account OF Heavy Rains

Special tu The World
TONkAWA. Npru 10 Iuccssant
r,lns for thr last 10 days up to sat
uday night have rendered northern
Oklahoma roads almost impnssable.
Flood waters made the passage OF
the Chikasl,iu river und CrcrHs 10
tho old Blackwell nCld hazard
our undertaking. while sunk creek,
between Blackwell and Ioukawa,
could not ho crossed ON account Of
Hood water over tho bridge. The
latter half ot the wcoN it wus i'm
possible tn deliver material to the
Deer creek field while mo- attempt
vas made 20 haul supplies from
Tonkawa to the production area
Saturday ON account OF the muddy
hiRhwaNs.
The deepening ot the See No, G,
AmerHda Petroleum corporation
northwest OF 1G-24-lw TO the 2,da''
foot sand has increased production
over LOO barrels ~ the location
Operation al No. 4. ~. Plumb
farm, northwest OF t0-2i-lw by the
Humphreys Petroleum company
which failed Ia get production IN tn'
.,GO0-tuot sand, VIII he closely
watched during the next two on
three weeks or the time required u
deepen tfo hole $500 feet Should
production be had at that depth the
production area viii be extended
unc-half milc north. otherwise nd
Nucates OF the theory that tho REID
will run northeast will have as good
a chance to Justify their claims AZ
those who contendcd since the drlll-
ing Of tho discovery wen by Marland
last July that holes put down In the
@ g,GOU-tout formation viii be pro-
lflc yiCldcrs OF petroleum In n
southeastcrly direction.
Tho Cumar No. A on the See
farm. northwest of S5-2A-lw Is un-
dcr-reamiug the 12-luch casing at
1850 feet. No. 3 is "A location, No. 4
Is "A rig. No, u 81 completed and now
making 100 barrels natural ~
No. Z the l0-inCh casing has been
set at i795 feet and ls being cleaned
out. No. S is understanding the
15-inch casing and being cleaned
out. Marland on thr school land,
northeast OF 1G-2i-lw, is running
the 6-inch casing at 2,2l0 feet Tho
Amerada Petroleum CONFEDERATION NJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Four -HIiiOR-F'Oot Gas Wei
Near COHiHsUiiie

sp.u|aI 60 The world.
,DLLINSNILLE, April IO.--lian-
cock a. Sanders brought In n
600 OUU.fuut Eaascr Saturday On
tno southwest Of the southeast of -.
g".l3. This iH tho biggest gas8or
ever brought iu around Colllnsvillg
uul several other wells are to bd
GuII,d lu the near future.
1ho freak wen ON tho John Smith
place. four miles northeast OF town,
WAS down within five feet OF tho
wud when tuu hlE rain came and
drove the vutDu from the we'll 10
lH situated 900 o. low place near Canoy
river and uI present the surrounding
ground ls under water.
This well h1g given owners lois
Of grief They first struck 10000
barrels of water, which they had
difficulty in shutting or, and they
also lost their tools several times,
but WEI, successful at fishing every
time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11

from Louisiana and Texas refiner-
les and in spite OF the large volume
Of oil being handled there b. no con-
gcstiOn at this point From now on
great activity is promisedffrOm TINS
district, the casing business being cs-
pcclally active. The Constantin Re
filming company loaded the tanker
Tulsa gas with gasoline for London.
This shipment was made from the
station Of the Oceanic oil corpora
tiou az BoRarts, la. There are re-
ports ~ further shipments, but there
b. nothing definite.
Tho standard OH company con-
tiuucs very heavy movement from
Baton Rouge ana loaded out six
vessels for Africa. England and
France. Gasoline and Kerosene we're
the principal export shipments, but
also Included were half a million
barrels of wax and n bulk shipment
of gaa oil. Also Of interest were
shipments TO Charleston, IS. c.. OF
100000 barrels OF Mid-Contiueut
crude. and 10000 barrels OF gas oil
to NDw York. Shipments made IN
this manner show me advantage OF
water shipments over rail. especially
m view of tho hikh freight rates pre-
yalIuE from the Mid-Contincnt
field TO eastern points. IL also
shows that not enough Mexican
crude is being received by eastern
rofInories 10 satisfy their needs.
There were seven cargOcs OF Mex
team crude received by New orleans
rofiucrios during the week ending
April I. for total Of approximately
EiX hundred thousand barrels. OF
this total nearly four hundred thou.
sand barrels was 10 the Standard OIL
company at Baton Rouge. the bal
nuco 20 the New Orleans REFINING
company, the Mexican Petroleum
corporation and to the Island Refin-
ing gOmpauy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
AdrnHcc in Tank Wagon
Price II Gasoline Ereh
BcfIcr ThdH Vas Anticipated

Y0. aH,uu.. .u fHo uus vIruW
u... ..f ...... 100 chicago. Mime
Iu.I s Paul. aud .uc 10 states
,Hru.I..r. tN. standard uf luu.lu1
t,rl.im.. D.. much u for i'uu WAS
anticipated Iy any of 'H' various i'-
lu,.,. and marketing hE'u,I's
UuuuEHuUf InN country. u'iN1uEn u
boa. boon repeatedly predicted ihai
,uu.rDuul.l.ltd.. .,.uGd rm en- en-
refined tutI. arc due Tor advances
m pI.o.. and 'iho end lg not N"i.
IUr irwin t.iiD.." minneapolis
and sI PAUL TANK wagon price OF
l.-uug, h1. been advanced . cents
,.f.iI,r Monday. Nprl lOtn, Boy tho
standard OF Indiana The tank
wagon uIi,D Boo fuD city of Chicago
has b,cu advanced one aud onc-hait
,nuir. bringing 10 up TO - cents
with .ho service station price a. 20
cents. Iu the standard of Indiana
territory the tank wagon advance
has been one cont, making tha'
price 'u.g cents 10 2t.j cents.
IN Yesterday mornlnEH world the
account ur tho boosts lu price was
badly scrambled. due to u typo
graphical error overlooked by the
pruof readers and was made 20 read
is cent. Instead Of the anticipated
L. cent
Tho above advances I'm gasoline
prices are tho best nova the Md
Continent oil industry has had for
mighty long time, and will go n
long way toward enabling the MID
Continent rcfinrr To operate. Th'
situation grows brighter steadily.
nnd other advances ln the price OF
refined stuffs are expected TO fol
low soon.
The bad weather prevailing
throughout the country. and cores
pondlng bad roads that is curiailins
motor traffic iu many districts, has
been holding back actual shipments
Of refined stuffs particularly gus
olinc ln the Mld-Contincnt h'ld.
While moro gasoline Is being sold
this month than during the previous
month. shipping dates have had TO
be extended In many instances
Naphtha ~ being sold In larger
quantities daily, this being much IN
demand by blenders,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Kansas Refineries Shut Down

official reports from various
Kansas refinors, compared with in
formation from sources considered
reliable, SHOW disparity OF about
5000 hhls. In total daily crude runs
through the stills OF kansas plants
on March !. While the information
coming from sources where a close
check IL kept on theseda IA shows
that little more than $4,000 barrels
were actually being charged on this
date, reports issuing from compan-
les place the total daily runs at
better than $1,000 barrels. This lat
ter figure Is generally conceded TO
hc out OF line with the exact oper-
atlons Of plants at thistimc
A. the beginning OF the month
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
TO OBSERVE TITHING WEEK
Trinity Church Members Give One
tcnIh InCOme as EastCr Offering.

This week will be observed as tith-
ing week by Trinity Episcopal
church. every member OF the church
having been asked to give one-tenth
of his or her income during the week
as an Easter offering for next Sum
day The Easter offering will be
applied to the church building fund.
Daily Observance OF holy week by
the church will include morning and
evening services ia the parish house
chapel, an evening prayer and an
adross Wednesday evcnink by Rev
Creighton spencer VI ounse
archdeacon OF eastern oklahoma:
memorial celebration of the last
supper Thursday evening in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
DR.. Rood Test a Real
Gas Well

Tho Doctor Rood well In 1879
Ia setting eight-inch casing in the
hole at 800 feet. Gas was enCoun-
tered at this depth, and not less
than $1,000, 900 feet OF gas is pour
ing from the well every day. Rumor
has 10 that same is to be converted
into u gas well and another location
made. Much oil was encountered
at 1900 feet, and more than 100
feet Of oil sand was gone through
at that depth. with an excellent
showing OF some four or five bar
rels an hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Merid Production

Production I'm the Moxia. Tcxas
field for the week ending April 5th
shows a slight Increase both in total
Initial production and tho number
~ wells completed. Initial produc-
ton for the past week totaled l4,172
barrels per DAY, with n new pro-
duc.ng wells brought In, and aver
aging 67j barrels
The preceding week ls wells were
completed, with a total production
Of 1895 barrels, or an average of
ESQ barrels per well. The Humph-
reys-Pure OH company completed
but five wells, with an Initial pro-
duction OF $3.50 barrels and aver
aging 1870 barrels each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Lubrite. Opens Tulsa offices

Tho Lubritc Refining company
has opened offices In Tulsa. being
qunricrod with the Cabell Petroleum
company. in which tho Lubrite re-.
coutly purchased large interest.
Tho Offices are temporarily located
at 32l Atco building The purpose
OF the Tulsa office ~ primarily for
tho purchase OF refined and crude
oils from the Continent neld.
". r. Ashton. vice president OF the
Lubritc Refining company, has the
Tulsa office under his direct super
vision. aud will spend IA portion of
his time here. A. j. Murphy, who
has been with the Caboll Petroleum
company for some time. will be in
charge of the office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
NeW Maps out of Oklahoma
oil and Gas Areas

New oklahoma Geological Survey
maps of oklahoma showing the oil
and gas producing areas. and the dis
tribution Of mineral resources In the
state. arc out and can be obtained
from G.. W. shannon, director OKLA
homa Geological Survey, Norman,
oklahoma. The summary OF pro-
ductiOn, tho accompanying maps,
urCs Tor oklahoma: OH, 1859
$40 bbls.. valued at S13O.239,5S2;
Rns s0,O0O.OOO,OOO Gu. feet. S11,.
100000, coal, i,t71j0O short tons,
tIs,T1I75O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Robinson &c Letcher Hare
Nice .ShaliOW-SdHd Wen

Robinson A. Lctchcr and Hahniscr
a Gibson hnvc q 4OO-barrel well IN
tho shallow sand, topped al 2,lOO
feet. i'm their No. T., on the Niger al
lotmcnt and located at the center
Of the east line of the cast halG OF
the southwest Of 2A-ll.ll
Location has been made ana n RIG
win bc pu: M Immediately for a
twin wcl. which will be drilled TO
the regular 2,GO0.foot . pay, whore
tho above interests have made five
big producers,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11

cirthcn storage. The Gulf will erect
four $4,000 steel tanks IN The north
west Of 1I-2G-G ln tho near future.
Tho Phillips Petroleum corpora
lions gasoline plant at Burbank
which was tested out and operating
April 4. made 1900 barrels OF gaso-
lluo the first ~ hours from the
three gas wells In the southeast Of
ll-Lt-a. They are now connecting
OF ga.2t-a.
Tho Phillips Petroleum corpora
tIpu aud the Skcuy OH company are
putting up two $1,000 barrel steel
.to1go tuuks 100 the southwest OF DO
2,.G. and have four more tanks Of
that EIzo ordered. They intend 10
rtuIo their own production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Sinclair Buys More Tanks
for Cushing

Tho Sinclair Crude oil purchos-
ing company headquarters at Tulsa.
placed AN order last week with the
Phoenix Iron Works company at
Mvadyillc. Pa, for 20 SO.0OO-barrcl
steel roof tanks, to be erected at
Cushing This makes u total OF IS
tanks OF above F,2c that this tanks
company is erecting az Cushing for
Sinclair
These tanks arc ilT-2 lie" IN
dia. 41'-lO' high with structural
steel supports and 3-lG" steel roof.
Tho above company has adopted
this sizo az standard for their
field storage. This order will com
prise about 5000 tons OF structural
material and steel plate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
DeUOnion on Top OF Sand
in Burbank Pool

The Dcvonian oil company IL on
top OF the sand and ready to drill In
No. s in the southwest OF section B.
26-G. Burbank pool. No. 10 on this
quarter-section came I'm last week
and is still flowing $40 barrels per
day from tho $500 foot sand.
The Deyonian's No. Q on this same
lease Is drilling at 2,l00 feet while
Nos. 1 and = are rigs building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Prairie 10 DriH in Old
Gas wen

Tho Prairie oil & cos company
viii drlll INTO the Wilcox sand on
tho Scwoll farm In the southeast
of the southeast Of the southeast
Of l3-lj-f. This woll was drilled
about year aud u half ago to the
gas sand Just above the Wilcox, and
sold tp The oklahoma Natural. but
iS has been decided to deepen the
we'll 1t viii be watched with inter-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Arkansas Wildcat Reported

Eumors of n wildcat wen. drilled
six miles east OF ElDorado. Ark.
have been circulating among the oil
punch since Sunday, No one has
yet been able 60 get accurate infor-
nation ON the owuers OF the we'll,
or its production, which, rumor has
o., is 1000 barrels per day Scouts
from u few of the larger companies
have already started FOR ElDorado to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Smith Deep Test Drilling

II. w. Smith well In 23-7-7 IL drill
itg at $50 feet. Some considerable
trouble has been experienced in the
drilling Of this well. but all has
been overcome and progress is going
steadily forward. They are carrying
their IL 1-2-inch casing at the depth
plated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
With the Oil Men

Tom Il. Lott, well known and
mighty popular member OF the oil
fraternity who for many years was
superintendent Of the pipe line de-
partmont OF the Prairie oil & Gas
Co.. here. Is In the city from Gle
burne. Texas. where he holds the
intendent OF the Prairie Pipe Line
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
GOOd wen in TiOcr Fidts
district

II,uu.Hg and associates drilling
boz tine southeast corner OF the north
west OF the southwest OF 22-12-12,
Tiger flats district. has the top OF
the uud Ht 2,37O feet. and at three
feet boo the well made 90 barrels
sunday afternoon.
offset acreage ia owned by w. y.
Pine. W. g. Newman and tho Shat
for on a Refining CO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Peru Sand Producer Being
Pit on PnmD

The Oklahoma Producing & Re-
filming cos. test in the southeast corr
ner Of the northwest OF the north
east OF 29-is-s, which is now maxi
ing from '25 TO 90 barrels per day in
the Peru sand. found from 2,i57 to
2,i66 feet. is now being pat on the
UumU.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11

Intendent Of the Prarle Pipe Line
company.
r.. y. Slick. prominent operator
returned yesterday from his old
home at Sharon, Penn, where he
has been visiting the past few days.
J. r. Barkley, OF the firm,of Bark
ley a. Meadows. drilling contractors
Of Houston. Wichita Falls. and
Mexia. is in Tulsa for few days.
looking after business interests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
ShOwin0 for an Oiler
BelOw Gas Sands

Watchoru and associates test In
the southeast of the northwest OF
i-22-3C, near the old Morllsoh gas
fields have picked up an oil sand at
o.GO5 feet Thcy are now shut down
while setting tho casing and viii
test out the sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Another Wen in Amerddd-
Brock POOi

Tho Amerada Petroleum company
No. 3 Sammy Baptiste reached the
top of the first sand ut 1898 and is
stun I'm the sand at l,4i4 feet The
hole filled right up with oil and
made n flow. This we'll will be
drilled to one OF the deeper and
more prolific sands in that pool.
The location is the center Of the east
line OF the southwest OF the south
east Of 20-5s-1e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
OHbN NEW bANh AT Bliss
Directorate Of Institution S,id
HcprcsCnt Over 81 OOO onn 70

W. lu~tlNNIlNn kmIA
Represent Over 1000 Ooo 70
PONCA CITY. AprU 1. r,
Bank OF Marland at Bliss orarsd ne
business Saturday with SlU.uao I'VE
ital stock and with c. S. Foulds. fa@.
mer assistant cashier Of the Sal,,,- n
State bank OF Ponca CITY. .r 80
as cashier. William Collier OF ~
community IS president ana ''i' t'
Meek OF Ponca city is chalrrfg, ~,
the board Of directors, which w
cludes George l.. Miller OF ib" ,M'
ranch, William Collier, I. N e,rl,i'
er. G. $. Foulds and I'd Rob.rts y.
Bliss: l.. X. Meek. J. S. Uufrbirl
u. J. and J. j. Donahoe of rGg','
city. '.a
II IL claimed for the now t,r.
that its directors represent t',I,
wealth OF over $4,000. 600. H.. r.-l.
state bank OF Bliss closed ... a,a.s.
several months ago begauso .. no,
being able to realize on arr. uIIrr,t
loans. '"'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
At BTistOD

on account OF the telephone serv-
Ice being impaired by tho storm, a
late report could not be secured on
OF 33-16-0, which was due In yostcr-
day in the butcher sand. The same
Compauy's No. Is a big gas well on
top of the butcher. which has never
been drilled into the sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Oklahoma Central to Start
Test Near MdRnfOrd

The Oklahoma Central oil COM
pany - rigging up for test In the
northwest Of tho southeast OF
36-2O-N, which viii offset to the
east the new Gillette well brought
iu last week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11

First Christian church. with u
itation by Rev. Bolfe r. Crun 'lea, .
on Good Friday a three-hoIr ana
ice, beginning at noon In tho pee!lV'
avenue NJ. Il. church, and an '.oa
ming service of the stations ~, e,e' we,
cross in the parish house. q, eua
urday afternoon there will be q bos- 80
tlsm OF infants. Vap'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11

sand Springs Home on company in
the northwest OF the northwest OF
16-2l--ge, which got the sand from
226 to $50 feet. and after two weeks
tho well is stlll holding up at 20
barrels, It's initial production. II
was shot with 20 quarts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
TULSA DAILY WORLD TUESDAY APRIL II, 1922

10 out Of 30 roflnerlcs in Kansas
we're in operation. or these plants
considered shut down. several are
remodelinR and preparing for usual
summer demand for refined prod
ucts The coal chargingk capacity
OF the 30 plants IL 1O1,4j0 barrels
oil Weekly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
j. ". gillette in NeiU York
on Big Sale

j, ". Gillette, who brought In the
big well near Mauufprd the other
day la jon the east. and 1t is reported
no is negotiating for the sale OF the
hig Wcll ANA so acres of his hold.
ins7 for the sum OF S15O,OOO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
OIL AND GAS
Observation-Disclosures. Etc.

For Sale: Full strings new. heavy
fifteen. twelve. eight and siN-inen
cas,ngs and two-inch eighteen-pound
line pipe at Hominy, Oklahoma; al
SO heavy standard rig. Address r.
o. BOX 1901, Tulsa, Oklahonla--AuN'
wanted. Leases or drilling con-
tracts I'm Hughes or Seminole coun-
lies. Okla, Associated oil Co, Box
q independence. Kan.-AdV'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
'ShdiIOWest Producer il
the Usage

Tho shallowest producer I'm the
Usage has been completed by the