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The Washington times., 1922-04-22
Train Porters Form
Close Harmony
Quartets
by Universal Service.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Here-
after when the weary traveller
suffers from insomnia he can
order lullaby and a negro
quartet will watt him into
pleasant dreams.
Announcement was made to-
day that Pullman porters are
being trained to sing as well
as make down berths.
The first quartet of porters
will leave Chicago today on a
train taking the Knights Tenn,
plar to New Orleans. Other
trains will be portered with
singers as fast as they can be
trained.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
PAVEMENT
FOR LEvlRD


Tsw objections were made to
PAVING d Eighteenth avenue, Thir-
tio(A 70 Thirty-eighth streets, at q
pubic hearing on the improve
ment this morning in the city hall
before the board Of public improve
ments, and the project was recon-
mended to the council.
The eight blocks are to be laid as
q boulevard, with . lawn space re-
served in the center. and surfaced
with asphaltic concrete. The total
cost Of the improvement will be
$l7 ISL, according to the engineers
estimate.
Some owners of property a
Fourth avenue, In the block BE-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, are preparing to contest
the paving of that block. Hearing
il scheduled Saturday morning d
g o'clock.
Eight DIRECTORS have petitioned
the board of public improvements
to delay resurfacing of a block un-
til the entire avenue from First to
! Sixteenth street can be improved
The board also has a petition from
other property owners asking fol
immediate paving Of that block.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27

cordanos with ths provision Of Sec
fioh s 81 IN Act ootitled: IAN Act
70 pfuyf1e for the exefeiDe q the
right or eminent domain. approved
April IS, 1872, and IN force July I.
1877, and for hearing before sald
jury upon all questions Of annual
benefits to any Of the lands o. said
district, and ct which time oil per-
sons interested may appear and Be
heard.
Dated this 1eth day u July. A. b.
1922. PAUL MARTIN.
Commissioner Of Drufy Drainage
District Of Rock Island County,
Illinois. (Adveftibement.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
LOUISE LNDBERG
/ IN DIVORCE SUIT

! Louise c. Lindberg, Rock Island,
charged Frank T. Lindberg with
drunkenness and cruelty in petit
ton for divorce filed in circuit
court today. They were married
Dec. IA, 1905 in Moline and lived to-
tether until July 10, 1922.
Alleging desertion, George Beal-
Ar, Rock Island. has filed suit for
divorce from Mae Bealer. They
we're married September Is, 1902 in
santa Rosa. Calf, and lived to-
tether until October Is, 1913.
Gsrmania Kannenberg charges
Walter kannenberg with cruelty in
Der petition for divorce. They
we're married July 20. 1914, in Rock
Island and lived together until
July %, 1922.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27

Severe test Of the strength Of !,
automobile tire inner tube Is "a 1.
made By Joseph H. Smith, prem,..
parachute Jumper and dsrede,s,
"stunter," Saturday afternoon a.
the Harms hotel. At S O'CLOCK h.
will leap from the roof OF tn hn,ld
ing. trusting to an inner tphe a.
tached to . t5-foot rope to ken
him from contact with the pave.
ment below.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
Boy Scout News

i IsrSe - cf1fy q the members
Of ~ Boy scost bird rsfs present
81 the rehearsal 1ndsr direction of
Albert N. Hosischsr. Special work
d beins planned for various SEC
tons Of the band during the COM
ing months, and It Il expected that
this VIII a5d to . great extent In
It's development. Several new
members are. also being added e
the group.
A large numb,r Of scout foops
Nos. 10 and - left for Camp VIM
nie-Caska this morning under the
leadership of the assistant scout
executive, George l.. Booth. This
group, will return TO the city Sat-
urday moon. Next Monday morning
membQD Of troop No. IA, negro
boys, will spend three days IN
camp. August 3-s has been as
signod:t to troops No. . and 10.
The wolf Cubs met at Thirty
eighth street and Eighteenth ave-
nue. at . O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing and viii be taken to Camp
winnie -Tas11 to spsnd the day. The
group will DO under the direction
Of the scout executive. Each
member Of the group will bring
his lunch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
HAS BIG TOApSTOOL.

James Hansgen, aged IL years.
S4S Twentieth street. this morning
captured the largest toadstool in
his life. It was nine inches in d.
ameter. we'll formed and perfectly
developed. The toadstood, James
reported. was the largest in Reser-
voir park field.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
M'K1lI,EY HEADS
NEW RADIO CLUB
OF BOYS AT Y''

Herbert Mckinley was elected
president of a newly organized ra-
do club last night at meeting of
members Of the Y. M. c. A. boys
department. John Berry was chos-
en- secretary and treasurer.
Plans are being ). made for the
club to meet each week and q COM
mittee consisting of Herbert Nc
Kinley. and Richard Walker was
appointed to obtain prices Of a rA-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
NTMO TO IAu.

Vagrancy and bad conduct were
charged against Frank Adams and
William Butler, sent to the county
! III to servo out $500 fines, this
norning in police court. Arrests
Yere made yesterday on charges of
conducting themselves in 4 disor-
4erly manner" They win bs in
hi 20 days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
SUNRISE DAIRY CUSTOHERA
ATTENTION.

! We wish to announce that We are
lOw using milk bought from oar
4wn farmers, and. pasteurised at
4gr dairy. The bacteria test taken
toceutly was taken from the ship
IA milk that was necessary for US
= use during the strike.
SUNRISE DAIRY co.
4 Advertisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
TEMPTED TO SPEED.
THREE DRAW FINES

Three auto speeders paid IS fines
in police court last evening and
today. V. N. Slaughter and w. NJ.
Kohn were arraigned last evening
and Roy Stewart paid his fine this
morning before Ben Farrar. acting
police magistrate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
FEE DESTRYs CARS.

Flora, ILL.,, July 27.-Fire destroy
ed string Of box cars on the Bal
umore & Ohio railroad, several
storage houses. cider plant and
. mill. The loss was estimated at
100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Last Big Field in MexicO
Declining Rapidly

Mexicos total daily production in
! Decomber. 1921. averaged 725. 900
barrels while the production at pres
ont In only about $4,000 barrels. ac-
cordlng to Frank A. Herald, head OF
tho land department. ana assistant
general manager ot the Compania
Petrolera Del Agwt, $. a. Herald.
formerly a consulting Eeologist In
Tulsa. Ia spending his vacation with
James II. Gardner. precedent OF the
Gardner Petroleum Corporation.
Since leaving Tulsa early in 1871,
Herald has been employed in po-
land. Roumania and France, his
headquarters at present being In
Tapico.
The decline in Mexican production.
according 90 Herald, has been par
ticulnrly rapid since July 1 of the
present year. the falling off in the
last two months having been Ap-
proIimately two hundred thousand
barrels daily. This is due 10 the
rapid sncroachment OF water In tho
Totoco-Cerro Azul area. The actual
decline In this big pool alone has
been 22b,00 barrels "A day since salt
water appeared on July 2, but this
has been oounterbalanced 20 tho ex-
tent OF $4,000 barrels day by an
increase in some OF tho smaller pools.
Consumption In the United States
now exceeds domestic production
plus Mexican production available
for our markets," said Herald yes
terd6y. when we get our figures
in for September, We will find con-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Gypsy Completes Rig
Producer South of DepeiU

The Gypsy OIL company No. I Loo
WHdsWOrth farm, located I'm 1914
4, south ~ Depew. is flowing 3S bar
res per hour at 81 feet in tho pay
sand, which was topped at 3,I5S feet,
No, Z. on this same lease, IL drilling
In today. and spraying considerable
oil, and making about 100000 feet
or gas In tho same sand topped at
3.lS5 feet.
other good wella completed in this
field the past few days are those OF
tho Iron Mountain on company No.
3 Bear, in the southeast OF the
southeast OF 3-li-S. which Ia making
rs barrels after n shot.
Cosden and company No. & Bear.
IN tho southonst OF the northeast OF
lO-lA-B, is a l60-barrel producer at
er l00-quart HhOt.
This GYPSY Oh company test on
The Ponds acreage, in the northwest
OF the northest OF 12-l4-S, Is good
for so barrels after a shot
The Haskell OH company No.
Ponds. IN the southwest OF the
northwest of 12-14-S, ls a 90-barrel
we'll
The Prairie OIL & Gas Co. has n
TOO barrel we'll natural IN tho 3,177
TO S,22G-foOt sand in No. Ponds, I'm
Tho southwest OF the northeast OF
l5-l4-8.
The Pulaski sltelly No. 6 on the
FNfe allotment in the northwest OF
tho southeast of 15-14-S, Is a 400
barrel well natural,
Tho Texas company has a 40-bar-
rol well after shot in No. 2 Rob-
ertson. IN tho northwest OF tho
northeast OF 21r14-S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

in the northwest OF 1865. Is 100
barrel well after a f05-qusrt shot
IN 70 feet OF sand.
The Laurel oil A. Gas Co. No. is
I'm the northwest Of 1866 Is maxi
ing 1865 barrels after a i00-auart
shot sand 2,901 TO 2,971 feet.
The Gypsy OF company has what
looHs Ike n duster in No. In the
southwest Of 2St27.6. Broken sand
was encountered from 1850 20
970 feet with a smal; show OF oil.
II is now shut down on top OF
the Mississippi lime at 2,991 feet
waiting on orders.
The Gypsy No. IN the northwest
NJ 2o-27-6 II a 500-barrel producer
after n 150-quart shot In the 2.o18
10 2.g66-foot pay.
The Sinclair oil & Gas Co. No. II
In the northwest OF 33-27-6 was shot
with 90 quarts, making $50 barrels
first ~ hours ana now Sproducing
l75 barrels per day. The Sinclair NO.
- I'm the northwest OF 33-2T-6 was
shot with 120 quarts. sand 2 ,a06 Sto
2.961 feet snd made 305 barrels the
first iG hours
The Marlasd Refining company
test in tho southwest Of S3-2Ta has
2 100000 feet OF gas at the/top OF
the 3.036-foot sand and II is now
pulling the 6-inch casing and will
straight ream and reset casing on
top of sand. This we'll has open hole
from 2.i90 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 6241 WI. PECK Residence 2442
'ast Of iil6-s Ia dry ana abandoned

east Of 11Ib-s Ia dry ana abandoned
At 3.7o0 feet.
The New York on company has
q failure a. 8f25 foot 40 No. !
Miller in'th" southwest Of the south
west OF f4-lG-g
The Sinclair Oii q Gas co ha.
abandoned a location for No. 1
GraysOn In tho northwest OF the
uurfhwcst ~ 2.fb-S
The JooWlDk Dl company tost In
tho norihcH~ OF tho northeast ~
ln-lG-9 ia.dry and plugged at $3.50
fcpt.
Woolfe and others have a failure
az 3.027 feet in no. ! Fields, in the
southwest OF tho sputhcaet ~ 10
Ir.G.
Tho Hiram on company hns nban-
donod nt $500 feet No. 1 Goodman
farm in the southwest Of the north
west ot 90-16-9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Fifty NeU Wells and
Locations at KOSse

Special to The World
MENIA, Texas, Sept. l3.-The
skyline at Kosse shows IL derricks
and drilling operations on these To-
cations will soon be under way in
good fashion. A conservative esti-
mate places the number of loca-
tions already made at Kosse at SO
all OF which will commence active
drilling as soon as tho material can
be assembled and tho rigs set up
The Royal Dutch Shell has already
made four locations. There are
several locations inside the city
limits OF Kosse, among them are
tho Kosse Chief on the Faye tract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
iSheidOH Wen Shut In as u
Gas Producer

The sheldon on company ieat IN
tho northeast corner Of the north
west of i7-l3-t2. is making li.bOO.-
900 foot ~ gas I'm tho very top ~
The pay sand, found 90 2,743 foct. and
showing some OIL.
The pressure being 80 strong. n
was decided 90 use it n4 gasscr.
ana 81 has been connected with w.
y. Iihos gDH line until tho pressure
subeldos Futfciouily 20 drill into the
SAND, when it i9 expected 90 make a
biz oil producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
In the Rnhhnrsnn Pnnl-

Tho Homa Okla oil company has
abandoned at 1926 feet No. 2
Franklin in the northwest OF the
southwest of 11-1n-3w.
The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
ton has a 12-barrel well In No.
Scenes In the northwest of the
southeast of 14-1n-3w. The Mag
nolla's No. l Newberry in the south
west of the southeast OF 14-ln-3w,
is 1O-hnrrel wen No. 4 Mauldin.
in the northwest OF the northwest
Of f5-in-Sw, is good for 40 bar
rels, while No. Mauldin is 75-
barrel producer and No. is making
go barrels per day. Mauldin No. z,
same lease. Is n 40-barrel producer
The Magnolia No. Harris farm, IN
the northwest OF the northwest OF
16-1n-3w. is n 10-barrel producer
The Wrightsman OH company
test on the Bradfield farm in the
southeast OF the northwest OF
24-1n-3w, IL abandoned at 2,204
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
BedTnidnd-fn -fndependeHt Test
Drilling In Today

The j. A. BenrmAn-Independent
on a Gas Co. semiwildcnt test To-
Gated in the northwest corner OF tho
south half OF tho northeast OF 26-
1913. Just west OF BristOw. IL drilling
In today. having been delayed q trifle
yesterday because OF n faulty stem.
TOP or tho sand was found at 3.64s
feet, II only having been penetrated
about half a foot. tho we'll has been
stopping over since tho sand was
touched several days age and has
made Several nice flows when ogi.
tated. II looks like nightly fire
well Bearman has been at tho we'll
since yesterday ana reports OF It's
completion Is looked for with much
interest as II Is the deepest sand
producer in that territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

the Aiken-Lilee on block 10 and the
Amstcr interest on the tabernacle
lot. Among the new dcrricks up Is
the Henry Hobbs on the Outz tract
and 10 Is said this company repre-.
sents the Haskell or Middle states
interests. Scott e. Turner have q
derrick on the Badd tract and Van
McPhail has a derrick up three
fourths mile southeast OF the Jones
discovery well.
10 IS announced that the Humph-
reys Pure Oh Pipe Line company
has made arrangements TO use line
already extending to point near
kosse and which iH the property OF
the Humble on & Refining Co. and
which will enable tho Humphreys
people TO deliver about 1900 bar
rcls per day from the KOsse field
The j. *. Hughes OH company of
McXia has one derrick up on its
holdings at Kosse and has made
other locations
Before the departure OF Colonel
Humphreys for Colorado TO finish
his vacation. he announced that a
very conservative policy would be
followed az to development In the
new field, but opinion IS freely Cx-
pressed that Independent operators
will rush drilling, thereby forcing
the larger companies TO offset
them. This will mean n large de-
velopment campaign and IT Is stated
that the Dutch Shell intends TO run
the Independent operators a race.
Figures released from Austin on
production shows that the Humph-
reys company OF McXiu produced
2,911.SOl barrels Of crude for the
second quarter OF 1922. This shows
the Humphreys oil company Ia by
far the largest producer OF crude I'm
Texas.
Due 10 extraordinary sanitary
precautions MsXia is, so far. prac-
tlcally exempt from the dengue
fever epidemic that seems to be
swceplng the other Texas towns,
and tho Mexia authorities are re-
doubling their efforts to maintain
better sanitary conditions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Roso- West Well Sho,ciHg
Up Nicely

The DIT. Boso Charles Wesley West
wildcat in the southwest of the
northeast OF Tile, which has Just
been put on the swab, put i75 bar
rels into the tanks yesterday and
early I'm tho morning made about n
l00-harrel flow. Top OF the sand
in this test was found at B,o7t feet.
Tho MsiooniA OIL corporation IL
drilling az 400 fect In the south :
cast OF tho northwest OF the north
west OF g-11-9.
The LennoN on company is under
roaming at $500 feet, IN tho south
east OF the northwest OF the south
west OF l3-l1.9.
The TeEolean Oil company IN mud :
ding off gas at i,s7s feet 90 drill
deeper in tho Test In the southwest
OF tho southeast OF sells.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

an overland trip from Chicago, after
having spent their summer vacation
In the Wisconsin woods. Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman are well known and
very popular members OF the oil
fraternity. and have host OF friends
here who will be glad to welcome
them back 10 Tulsa. Freeman was
formerly vice president OF the Acme
Petroleum corporation, leaving hero
in January for Chicago where he
made his headquarters until recently
he resigned and has become Tulsa
manager OF the Gustafson 4 Spencer
Corp. The Freemans will reside at
'217 East King street. their former
home.
W. w. Tarbell well known 10 tho
oil industry, i9 spending the day in
Tulsa looking after business inter-
ests. Tarbell registered from Gar
nett, Kan, where he is visiting his
son.
j. George Wright, Oeage Indian
agent, Is IN the city from Pawhuska.
President n. S. Hammond OF the
Midwest N Gulf oil Corn. and Secre-
tary williams p. Weichel left last
night for New York city where they
will attend n meeting OF the board
OF directors.
william S. Parks, broker and oil
writer. and formerly Of the scouting
department OF the Bradstreet oil
company. announces the arrival OF n
baby girl weighing pounds, and
born September ~. Both young
mother and daughter are doing
nicely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15

good for 500 barrels at $500 feet
/ District was discovered by Marland
| In 1921 and It's production OF nearly
! seven thousand barrels dairy rcpTc-
!sents more than sixty per cent Of
the entire Tonkaws production.
ICrufe from 1900 feet In sand IL ~
IRravity Beaume and averages over
I42 per cent gasoline content. Com
ipany holds about $500 acres in
I tTonkawa.
NEW YORK.-Rumore OF acqui-
dtlOu OF new properties. develop.
mcnt OF valuable oil wells i'm present
/ holdings, etc, are being brought for
ward ia connection with the rise in
Barnsdall a. The prominence Of
Earnsdall Interests In the oil world is
| steadily Increasing and large mar
| ket following In reported TO be de-
! lvcloplng.
Prairie oil & Gas CO.. declared
regular quarterly dividends OF 81
land an extra OF s. payable October
81 record OF September 80.
OIL CITY. pa.-Locai roflncrs
have Increased kerosone prices one
haif 10 one cent gallon.
The Standard OH company Of
New Jersey late yesterday took cog
nizance Of recent rumcrs regarding
the acquisition by Il Of several in
dependent oil companies. The state
ment said The standard OH COM
pany of New Jersey denies complete
ly the reports that Il IL hegoti-
atlng for the purchase OF several
prominent Ol properties IN this
country particularly those with light
oil reserves The company also states
that II Is not negotiating for the
properties Of the Phillips Petroleum,
Cosden ana company and the Mar
land Refining company, no does Il
entertain any plans calling for the
absorption OF the Producers and Re-
finers corporation.
Indian Refining company for six
months ending June 30, 1922, and
report q deficit OF
$895,Sl7 after taxes, interest, deple-
lion and depreciation against a de-
ficit Of S2,25S,569 for the first half
OF 1921.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- Producers
look for 25 cent advance in Penn |
eylvania crude, premiums OF 20 and |
25 cents are reported.
Stock Letter Sept. IL. 1922. |
Today's market was puzzling. !
Weakness developed early in some /
~ recently very active speculative |
,avorltes and In some cases appeared |
Iuite vulnerable. hut declines we're
checked by strength in the railroads
md support by traders. The shop
mems strike arrangement with west
'rn roads was used as a strong argu-
nent on the rails but when Il be-
anne rumored that only few OF the
Imaller systems were in the settle
nent, there was profit taking in the
'ails. The market as n whole was
Itrong, although evidence OF sales
~ fairly large interests cropped out
iere and there in the ma rket. Con-
lderable money was called during
he day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Wells Completed Yesterday
in the Burbank Pool

The Midland oil & Refining Co.
No. in the northwest OF 1886.
Burbank, was given a 120-quart shot
in the regular sand found from 2,s64
TO 2,9t5 feet and made rs barrels
the first % hours and dropping down
TO 40 barrels today. The Mid
land No. in the northwest OF It,
26-6 was shot with 90 quarts and is
u 1G0-barrcl well.
The Laurel on & Gas Co. No. IS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Red Bank Drills Deeper and
Doubles Production

Tho Red Bank OH oompany's f60-
barrel producer In tho southeast OF
l0-18-7. No. Irelan farm. oomplet-
ed about 10 days ago. was drilled 6
feet deeper into tho butcher sand
yesterday top OF which was sncoun-
tered at s,256 feet, and ito produo-
ton was just doubled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
New Tests South Of Depew

The Moore-Indopendent on e.
Gas Co. interests are building n
rig for No ! Beaver in the north
east OF the northeast NJ 8b-1A-s.
Tho Prairie oil a. Gas CO. has =
rig going up for No. IN the north
east Of tho northeast ot 1B-l4-g.
Tho Iron Mountain on company
No. ] Dick In tho northwest OF the
southwest OF 1i-14-s isA rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Gypsy-Empire Well In Md
west Pool FiOping rs Barrels
Der LIn,s,.
Per Hour

The Gypsy OIL company Empire
Gas a Fuel Co. test on tho Laura
Brooks farm in tho south east OF the
southwest of the northeast Of 2-1O-0,
Midwest pool at Okemah, IL making
2b barrels per hour at ak feet In tho
upper sand topped at e,0lT feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
PdrshdiI Has Gas ShoIoing

Parshall and associates have n
showing, OF 100000 feet OF gas in
sand topped at 2,2i0 fet In the south %
west OF the northwest OF tho north
east oE ls-12-i2, Tiger flats district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Mem Test on Tmkeg
Mountain

kiliiou. Berry & German are
spuddlng IA for Wilcox sand tcst
IN tho southeast corner ~ tho north
half ~ tho northeast OF o-i8-i2, Tud-
Noy mountain
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Mdrland and R0xanu Get
I.000-Bnrei Producer at
TonkatUu

Marland and RoNana yesterday
brought In l.000-barrel we'll In the
Tonkawa field when their No. 2
RuIck, In the northwest OF the
southeast OF S-24-1w. topped the pay
at 2,142 feet. II was drilled seven
feet into the sand, This well Is In
the north extension of the Tonl,awa
pool.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Bald Hi!I District

The Dunn Drilling company hn.
q rig M for No Wright In the
Houtheast OF tho southwest OF %.
lf-l4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Okmuigee Test

Cosden & CO. have re up for
No. 3 Hpllymnn In tho southwest
Of tho northeast Of 2b-Ig-Ig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Drilling in Red Beds

The Frank Mncltay test VOL in
the northwest OF G-Bu-I1w, Caddo
county. is drilling In rcd beds at
i,170 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-15
Many Failures South Of
HriStOy

The Bradstreet oil g. Gas Co.
has a dry hole and is plugging at
2,l50 feet No. In tho northeast OF
the northwest OF l1-16-s.
The Prairie OF e Gas Co. No. i
Starr in the northwest OF the north