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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Eight oil Companies Make
rs NeD Locations in
Western OSdne

PONCA CITY, July 10 Eight oil
concerns have made 2N new loCa-
tions for wells I'm the western Usage
tho past week, several being on the
leases recently sold at Pawhuska.
Tho GYPSY OH company leads with
locations Tor Nos, b, 4, and S in
southeast 1921 &c. and s, ., 10, II
and 70 In northwest 20-27-6. Both
of these tracts brought high bonus
prices at the recent sale. The Gypsy
ALSO made the location for No 8 In
northwest 7-26-G.
Marland Gardnp made locations
for Nos. 3. and in northeast l2-
26-b, and Cosdcn made locations for
Nos 4, o. u, 5, . and 10 In north
cast i7-2G-6. Tho Phillips Petroleum
company made the location for No.
/ In northeast 35-2I 2, and the Kc-
vance OIL company for Nos. ! and
in southeast 1-26-6,
other locations made were by the
Carter oil company FOR No. | In
northwest i2-26-a and No. 1 north
west l7-2G-6. Waite Philips made
-four locations IN southeast 3b-27-6,
the tract Tor which he paid big
sum at the recent sale.
The Douglas oil company which
has properties farther east IN the
Usage, has three tests that will
reach the sand i'm the near future,
Nos. 10, 10 and -, I'm northeast So
"a So, ANA has announced that 26
additional locations are To he made,
The No. which came in recently
is making 1870 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18

Price cutting. Like the Strike,
Is "Spreoding"

Pennsylvania and eastern oil In
cluding kentucky, wa- cut 20 cents
per barrel yesterday ana ohio. In
diana and illinois, were also reduced
In price. which Is tough luck Indeed
inasmuCh as these people are not
responAible In any way having no
flush production nor are ihey com
pleting any big wells.
Oklahoma Is the guilty one, aud
no mistake, but even here II Il IN"
consensus g. opinion among oil men
that Saturdays eat In price was the
most remarkable la many respects
OF any that has ever been known.
Everybody knew II was coming
which In itself is unique. IA gem
cral thing the first lntimation OF a
cut In price is when the AK falls.
Really. IL In quite "A relief To know
In advance. but the oil producers
put different phase on tho situa-
lion, inasmuch ~ they say IL IL liko
telling a boy you are going To give
him a licking" and then keeping
him in suspense fur week or two.
In many districts which are re-
sponsible for the big wells, the own
ers are holding conferences. relative
TO IA complete shutdown. Produc-
ton I'm the Burbank field IN decreAa-
since the cut In the price Of crude,
especially so since Burbank has been
one OF the main causes for the In
creased production that made nccos-
sary the cut.
Producers will be pleased also 10
note that this reduction In gross pro-
duction In tho Burbank field is taxi
ing place spite the fact that new
wells are coming In fast. with the
cut I'm the price now and with a
resulting curtailmcnt OF operations
In the Burbank field. tho decrease
In production may be expected to
continue.
Daily average of production for
the week ending July ~ was 77016
barrels from Az wells, "A decrease OF
6S4 barrels per day and an Increase
OF 20 wells. This shows n daily
average per well OF l72.2S barrels
against 1918 the previous week. n
decrease Of 9i5 barrels. In other
words with 20 new wells the field
failed to come up to Its production
mark OF the week previous.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Gasoline Dorm at Tulsa
Filling Stations

As predicted In yesterdays World,
ne price OF gasoline was marked
own at many of the principal flll-
spg stations In Tulsa all OF which. so
ar as In known, are operated by
independent refiners and market
frs They were very quick to realize
ohat Tulsa people wer entitled To the
dover price and this should be sp-
tlreciated in turn by Tulsa people.
oc Waite Phillips, the Tulsa oil Pro
Ructs company and Constantin were
cmong those who marked down
Crices and all of them were doing a
Saighty good business at ~ cents per
teailon. and hence are entitled TO all
SHE more credit for having made tho
duction. The policy Of giving the
- lblic the benefit of lower prices
aenever justified is bound 10 IN
ease the earnings OF these distrihu-
RS In the long run
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
nostern Mdrketers Form
Ns1I Association at
Phil
Der 25 and 26.

cl.y the suggestion OF Fred c, Graz
Sunda president OF the Denver power
Nedneompany, Denver, Colo, and n
ChlCtor Of this association, we are
ne, Ag a meeting Of all independ-
Cleril marketcrs operating I'm the
Chis OF Colorado, New Mexico,
ma. Utah, idaho, Wyoming and
ana. Ia be held at Albany hotel
Tuesdier, Colo, on the 25th and Goth
1oleily 1929.
ColHs conference Is called tor the
a,ose OF organizing marketors Of
states into a local organization
Tole part NJ the National petro-
Cob association, which will. when
Ihninized, handle all It's local prob
8 and such local questions as
4 prompt and efficient action.
At meeting will he opened with a
Miner at the Albany hotel Denver.
II p. m" Tuesday, July eS, on
dsY!ch occasion President l.. V
sholas win be present and maze
address,
You are cordially invited To at
Ad this meeting and take part In
hes proceedings, sending one or
)re Representatives from your COM
Tuny. with full power 10 act for u
matters which may come before
Se gathering,
fWill you kindly notify +. c. Cra-
IT, Denver Powcrine COMPANY,
Gnver. promptly as to whether
,ur company VIII be represented
ID the number Of names of those
no will be present.
Especially urging that YOU help
lake the attendance az large and
representative as possible, we are,
Yours very truly
SATIONAL PETROLEUM MAR.
KETERS ASSOCIATION
Il, f.. GRANT,
General Secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Do You Get Up il In, M!!ccrnins zs
teelin$Fit as a Fiddle?n
Success in Life Often
Times Depends Upon
Starting the Day Right

TO BOUNCE out Of bed feel
ing fresh as a daisy; To
greet the little one prancing be
fore YOU with a happy laugh ,
toss him up high with firm,
steady hand, and actually dance
with the very JOY OF living
Then plunge into your morn
Ing tub, ~ that's your method,
dress with smile on your lips
and q song in your heart, Come
with firm step to the breakfast
table. eager for It's wholesome fare
And you spread Joy in your house .
hold and go forth into the world
"fit to fight" equipped with that
most powerful OF all weapons, great
good health. For health is surely
yours. and You do not need Tanlac.
nut how different If YOU arise
unrofreshed, aching I'm every fiber,
unmoved by the healthy laughter Of
the household, The long day ahead
will seem to you an eternity. prom
isiug nothing but misery, and YOU
iust have TO summon all your will
power and what little energy re-
mains to you, to drag yourself up,
dress and take your place faltering-
ly, discouraged, without appetite, at
your breakfast table. Gloom en-
shrouds you and casts It's depressing
pail about your whole family cir
clc, and you go out 20 the battle OF
NE already hopelessly beaten, YOU
need Tanlac'
And on how many thousands eN-
perience this wretchsd state Far
and wide the wall is heard from
those who crawl out OF bed with the
greatest effort and wonder II there
Is yothiug that can hr' the health
that will make them feel "fit az n
| fiddle in the morning. They need
TaulaCi
What is the mGtter7 Why are
they all tired out In the morning? 3?
The answer Is simply that their sys-
TENS are clogged and their blood
| poisoned from the waste substances
/ that have been stored up because
I the digestive and eliminRtive organs
| have not performed their proper
| functions, And the reason for all
this Is that too much hastily eaten
] food has been piled into the stom-
/ ach,
when you feel yourself gettinp
up in the morning unrefreshed' and
exhausted, look for the symptoms OF
stomach. trouble, such as dizziness
nervousness, bad taste in the mouth
and hlliousness, You may be con
stipated, too, and your liver sluggish
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Producers q: RefiHerS
COrBOratiOn Operations

The Producers n RcunerH corpo-
ration has drilled lu it's 30. ! Usage
In 1926 There ls a hole tull nf
oil and thcy arc awnbhiug, prepar-
ing TO shoot the we'll
The snmo company No. on the
sapie lease Is drilling AZ 1000 feet
It, No. is building rig
Tho Producers n Nefincrs No. ~.
located In 31-27-G, is drilling 1T
1.6SO feet. ltR No. II Ia drilling
at 200 feet No l6, same lease
is drilling at 500 foot
The snmo company No. ] school
land. in the Mauford district, lo-
Gated I'm 3G-2O-S, Ia drilling At $50
feet ana VIII be drilled In this week.
The same conpauy's well at the
center of the north line OF tho
northwest Of l-ti-ll, Is drilling at
2, ,lG0 feet.
Producers q Rcflners test In the
northeast corner Of the uorthest
OF 6-l1-11 Is an s-inch hole drilling
at 1900 feet
The same company No. z Love,
In Elk county. kan. at the center
uf the north line of the southeast Of
2G.30-9. Is expected to reach the
2.3O0-foot sand some time TINS
week.
The sam company ~ pullulnE
rig ana moving IN tools for test
ell In Lyons county, Kan. located
on the Lardner farm In the south
west OF 17-2ls-l3e,
Tho Producers n Refiners corpo-
ration. operating the Lyons Petro-
leum company, is setting the S-inch
casing at 2.3OO feet In the southwest
OF the southeast OF 2-l1-9. This ls
In tim nEpnnn district
The same company No. 3 Hattie
Barnett. located In the northwest
OF the northwest Of 25-ll-l1, has
reached tho 2,400-foot sand and tx
making $50 barrels. It's No. . Rob
ert Barnett, In the southeast OF the
southwest OF 25-ll-ll, Is drilling AT
900 feet. The producers & Refin-
ers Corp, No. McNac, In the south
east corner of the southeast OF 90
l1.ll, Is drilling at 1850 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
IN THE OIL FIELDS
ofncs sa4i, Rssdence aass. ". H. pEoK p o. Boz ssa
p. o. Boz sss.
W. u. PECK.

rs shown IN last weeks check. or
this number 800 weEu actively under
way
DURING the period there we're ~
complctlpns. - of which were oil
wells. with = combined initial pro-
ducruu Of $500 barrels. or an aver.
age per well ot POS barrels.
Eight gas woll8 with q total out
nut NJ aI.5Ou.O0O feet of gas were
completed eight proposed locations
were abandoned ana cight wells
were completed. olgut proposed ioca-
tlons were abandoned ANA eight
wells were plugged ns water holes
or busters.
Thirty-two new losta started dur
INK the week.
The districts record FOR tho past
week show up much better than for
several weeks past. WIN" tho record
of actual work exceeds any previous
week for months back
Near Nnholn,
Holly ana associates In 2l-l5 %
near Yahola have iu7t finished uu.
dcrrcnmlng h-luCh pipe. and expect
.tn lower the string today and get
In shape 10 drin iu Monday "r Tues
day There is sim - good showing
of Oh through 30 TO 40 feet ~ cav
Ings above sand ut 1851 feet II lH
located on tho Manuel farm in ihc
southwest corner ~ nnrihW'''
southenu ot the .ociion MuskoF''
Phoenix.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
HOLD MEETING oUTOF-DooRs
Baraca- Philatbea Union VIII Enjoy
July Session on Mingo.

July NeSSlOD WI
The Tulsa Baraca-Philathea
union, following the spirit OF the sea-
SON will hold It's regular July meet
ing out-of-doors instead OF Indoors,
going to Mingo creek for a combined
picnic supper. business session ana
social Tuesday evening. The young
people will meet at Boston Avenue
VI. II church south at o'clock and
will make the trip in cars and
trucks. About s5 young people at
tended the Jung buslnesf-soeiai
a report on the reception by the
ministerial alliance Of the unions
plan to establish Baraca and
philathea classes In all the churches
will be presented by william Brown.
president OF the Boston Avenue
Baraca class, who appeared before
the alliance. The young peoples
sunday school classes now regularly
afflation with the international
federation and banded together into
the city union are the Philathea OF
the First Christian church. Philathea
and Baraca of Boston Avenue
church, Philsthea and Baraca. OF
First Baptist church and Philathea
classes OF Centenary Methodist and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
ALMOST DEAF
FOR EIGHT YEARS
Could Hear a Conversation
After Two Weeks Treat
ment. Interstate Doctors
Report Many, Interesting
Cases.

Not all cases Of catarrhal deaf
ness can be cured. Sometimes the
deafness cannot even be helped. The
Interstate Doctors have treated
scores OF cases of incipent tuber"u-
losis. anemia. chronic Intestinal and
stomach trouble that had their be-
ginning with catarrh. Many cases
called Tic Douloureaux with its fear
ful head or face pains, are due to
pus accumultion in some Of the
sinuses, the direct result OF catarrh.
The following from Miss Amy
Kerr of Warner, Oklahoma, should
be OF interest.
Warner okla, Sept. 90.
"For about eight years | had sur
fered with catarrhal deafness and
have doctored with many doctors
Most OF them said | would have to
be operated on. ! had received little
or no benefit until / began treatment
with the Interstate Doctors. on
September Is | called on these doc
tors at their office and now after
this short time | can hear ordinary
conversation. | recommend Inter
state Doctors as being fair and doing
all they promise and | gladly send
sufferers to them.
AMY KERR" ."
Many of the remarkable results
brought about by the Interstate
Doctors have been through their
knowledge and use of all the intra
venous (direct to the blood strea m)
methods. They are prepared to ad-
minister the genuine French 9l4"
They have helpedyhousands back to
health. Some hive been cured in
one treatment (such as varicosed
and other enlargements.)
Consultation and examination are
free
The Tulsa offices are at suite 21s-
219 Security Bldg. corner second
and Main. Office hours are to l2
ppIv - Adyprti geulput
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Watching the AufmiRe Test

PONCA CITY, July lG.-Tho
wildcat well Of Marlaud Spencer
and Blackwell OH II Gas co. In the
southeast Of 13-26-lw. nine miles
straight west of this city and near
the old town of Autwine, has the
center OF the stage at the present
time. II is down 2,l4O feet and may
bee drilled in az any time Drilling
operations have been stopped TO
move back the boiler. Five produc-
tive gas sands have been ouCoun.
tered In this test, including 5,00O,-
O0O cubic feet at 5S5-g5 feet, l.5OO,-
600 at 630-45 feet, 5000. 600 at 6S9-
703 feet 100000 at S35-46 feet,
and . 900, 900 at 1887 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
June Auto Shipments a

commerce reports that June ship
ping indicates new production record
.ot 27IO22 cars and trucks, exceeds
May previous record month, by 49,
.s5j machines gain over May is
per cept and over June 1921, 81 per
cent. shipping receipts 80 per cent
complete. indicates that June ship
ments will reach total OF $4,000 car
loads, 30,5OO drive aways. and T.
300 boat, on this basis it is estimated
that 27l,022 passenger cars and
trucks were produced by all makers
in June. an increase Of 6 per cent
over May and 81 per cent over June
1921, last year June production in
creased Q per cent over May.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Henry Oil Company
Operations

The Henry oil company has deep
ened its old gas we'll west of Ok
mulgee, which made a showing OF
100000 feet Of gas, and IT is flow
ing between twenty-five and fifty
barrels. This Is In the southwest OF
the northwest OF l9-i3-l2. The tor
of the gas sand was reached at about
ole thousand nine hundred and for
ty-two feet and II has been deep
ened from twenty-five TO thirty feet
The Henry oil company
Petroleum company's No. Burnett
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18

or torpid. Unusual skin pallor, loss
OF weight, loss OF appetite and in
ability to sleep restfully. are Ma
ture's warnings, and you must look
to your digestive system or be in
danger Of drifting into some serious
disease.
The natural action OF Taniacs on
the digestive. secretiye, assimila-
tive and elminative organs IL the
certain safeguard 10 your health,
and the never falling foe OF that
awful tired feeling when you get out
Of bed In the morning. Tsnlac has
proved to be the best and safest
tonic and system purifier, stimulat-
ing the digestive system 10 its prop
er functioning, so the blood Is able
to take up fresh building material
and IL SO vltalzed as to he able TO
more thoroughly eliminate the
waste products which make you feel
all tired out.
The cells OF all parts OF the body
then receive real healthy nourish-
ment, the shrunken tissues are filled
out, the skin regains it's glowing tex
ture and the bloom OF health, The
eye clears. and with the strong and
normal digestion the whole system
Is built up TO the point where your
hours of sleep are truly refreshing
and you get up In the morning feel
ing "fit as a fiddle
II seems the sheerest folly for any
one TO feel all tired out In the
morning when Tanlac affords the
best and most natural means OF
keeping In good trim or bringing
the system back to its fun and nor
NAL powers,
ranlac is sold by all good drug
glsts. Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
ok nulgcc

The Eagle Picher Lead company
has 1000, ZOO feet OF gas In the L.
49O to l,bl2-foot sand in No. 3 Gal
loway In the center OF the north line
OF tho north half OF the southeast
OF 3-ll-12.
The Gypsy Phillips No. Barnett
In the center of tho west line Of the
northwest of the southwest OF l9-
ll-12. Is a 76,barrel well after n
lO-duart shot.
W Iittlefield has n dry hole at
3iOS feet In No. I cole, In the
northwest corner OF the southeast OF
the southeast OF the southwest OF
17-t2-11.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
title Danger of National
trike Hereafter

There Is but little danger of ma
on wide strike Of railroad men
" GREATER. on account or tho won
erful success the Pennsylvania rail
Cad Ia having with it's men, Tho
er ad refused TO go into n national
..reement. with the result that
sere is no striae and thousands of
Frh old gray-haired employees VIII not
He their seniority rights.
VT Is to he hoped that roads oper-
rng out OF Tulsa, will, as soon as
SIS trouble IL settled. he able TO
oh close enough and get the confi-
Wee OF their own men, so that they
make agreements with them,
poch are satisfactory to NIL CON
Braed These roads should know
dayl'e about the high cost OF living
nnShe southwest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
West nf the Fox Pool.

The Gypsy on company viii aban-
don a. 2,172 feet It's No. Quakin In
the northwest corner uf the south
west Of the southeast Of l7-2s-5w.
Tho Templeman and Franz inter
ests have 3,056-foot failure In No.
Carpenter In the northeast corner
Of the southeast Of l0-2s-3w.
The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tion test on the McLish farm In the
center OF the west half Of the north
west of 20-2s-3w. Is dry and alcn-
doned at 1910 feot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18

cation for No. ~ on the John w
See lease. In northwest l5-2i-L
Tho Amerada Petroleum company
In 15-2i-iw has the No. down to
2.5Gs feet and is cleaning out pre-
paratory TO drilling In. In the 1900
foot sand. Tho No. is drilling at
2,3sO. Both of thcse were producers
In the 2,iOO-foot sand and are he
ing drilled to the $500. The No. II
producing 230 barrels from the
2.1OO-foot sand ana the No 2 iB
drilling by tools - 2,200 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Making New Locations

pONCA CITY. July l6.-The
Southwestern Petroleum company
has made two new locations in the
Bliss-TOnkawa field, for Nos. 10
and 20 on the Murray farm in 10
24-lw. and several tests now drill
ing on this lease are nearing the
2,lO0fuot sand which is a producer
IN that section OF the tield, The
Comar oil company has made a To-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Failures IN the Duncan District.

Muse and Hurt have failure at
ESQ feet In No. ! johnson I'm the
southwest corner Of the northeast of
iS-ls-SW.
Joe BAN and associates have n
duster at 2,740 feet in No. Weaver
In the northwest corner Of the south
west OF the southwest OF 29-ls-Sw.
Doughitt and Grants No. Mich In
the southeast corner Of the north
west Of the northwest OF 34-ls-Sw,
Is dry at 1875 fect.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Lyons Pool

Denncr d Jameson have 450-
barrel well In No. 3 Holes In the
center OF the north line OF tho north
east OF the northwest Of 22-i1-ll.
The Garter oil company No. II
Barnett In the center OF the south
west Of the southeast OF 2b-l1-11,
is making 90 barrels after a 10
quart shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Nerididn Petroleum Company
Gets Good Wen in Usage

The Meridian Petroleum company
No. 3, in the northwest OF lS-22-9,
Ia making between 500 and 500 bar
rels I'm the Wilcox sand. this after
the water had been exhausted by
four months pumping.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Best Wei Yet in the Wilcox
Sand

John X. Hadley and the Warren
oil com .<ny's well in the southeast
corner ot the north half of the north
west of section 7-2l-l3 Is four feet
In the Wilcox sand and is flowing
15O barrels. This Is located In the
Bird Creek district. The well is be-
ing drilled deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18

a radio system has been cstab-
Hshed between Peking and TIenttin
that will enable telephone subscrib'
ers I'm those Chinese cities to com
municnte through their office or
residence tplpDhOnps
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
T.. X. Blacks Test Il Failure

r.. X. Blacks well at the center
OF the north line Of the southwe OF
tho southeast OF 2-i4-i0 reached the
Wilcox sand at from 3.i64 to 3,l91
feet and there Is hole fun Of water.
II will be plugged today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
I cnicnt.

The waldo OH Gas co. No E Nc
Kenua i'm the conter OF the south
east Of the southeast OF the south
east of -5n-gw, Caddo county, ~
flowing $50 barrels natural OF .3s
gravity oil from the 2,307 TO 1881
foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
At Mcdford.

T. r. Slick has duster at 1905
feet in No. / Senser, In the south
east corner OF the northwest of 23-
2S-5w.
Tho oil Service corporation test
on the Smith farm In the northwest
corner of the northeast OF i5-23-4w,
Is dry and abandoned at 1910 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18

er products are not reduced too
much. as this company buys about
rs per cent Of its crude. This y
one OF the oil stocks which should
be bought on this break. Cosden Is
another
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Kiepfer and Others Run
.3-inch CASING

Klepter and others we'll in the
Klepfer and others we'll In the
southwest of s2-l3-16 is setting the
S-inch casing at 2.030 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
Num- Brothers Inc. Sets

MUM Bros. Inc, is setting the S.
inch casing in It's No. In the
southwest OF tbs northwest OF 40
l1-12, at 2,4l5 feet. II Is expected
that the pay sand will he reached
at from 2,AGO 10 2.47O feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18

Howard and associates have hole
full OF water at 2,243 feet In No. s
Covey. In the northeast corner ot the
northwest Of tho northeast OF IL
fS-12
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
San,I Springs,

Minshall Il Sweeney No, 10 Berry
hiIl. In the northwest corner OF the
northeast OF tho southwest Of 2I-i9-
II, Is pumping water and no oil at a
total depth of 2,sS3 feet.