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South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16
Small BdnkroH Peeues
Bandits. UhO Take Gnn

DOWAGIAC. Mich. Nov. Is
George Jones. world war veteran.
who recently recovered from a
successful operation for brain ad-
hesions performed az the Lee sani-
tarium here by DR.. George W.
Green. was the victim OF hold-up
men yesterday.
Jones. who has been enjoying the
life OF a real man since his opera
ton was going hunting and when
about six miles east OF town was in
vited 10 ride in a Ford driven by
two men, a white man and negro.
ne said. He was Immediately asked
for money and when assuring the
two men that he had with him only
about 40 cents they grabbed his
gun and pushed him from the car
while travelling about 90 miles an
hour.
Jones made his way home hut is
bruised and shaken as a result OF
his experience. The police are look
ing for the "rough-neck" robbers.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16

ment. have spoken OF the evils Of
taX-exempt securities.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ASSOCIATION ELECT S

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 15.-(By
a. PD-The County Commissioners
association of Indiana today elect
ed Harry D. Tutweiler. a member
o. the Marion county board. as
Or. -ident for the ensuing year.
Cecil Smyser OF Franklin. a COM
missioner of Johnson county, was
elected vice president John W.
Carlisle. bailn Of the commission
ers court of Marion county, holds
the Office of secretary-treasurer
rermanently.
At closed meeting this after
noon the comm So Oners discussed
legislation which they believed
should be presented 10 the next
cercral assembly.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16
ASSEMBLY MAY HIT
TAX-EXEMPT BONDS
Two Members-Elect of Legis-
lautre Already Plan Bills
on Matter.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov IS. - The
general assembly Of Indiana. which
meets IN January, probably VIII give
much attention 10 the proposal 20
prevent the further issuance Of tax
exempt bonds, inasmuch as two
members-elect already have asked
the state legislative reference bureau
10 prepare bills 20 that end. In more
than one address Gov McCray has
expressed himself in favor Of the
proposal.
II is expected that the proposal
viii be the subject Of extensive COM
mittee hearings and that II a bill IS
favorably reported by a committee a
prolonged debate will ensue in which
one side viii contend that such a
measure would increase interest
rates on municipal securities 2 per
cent or more, which the taxpayers
would have TO bear without the pub
lie treasury getting the increased in
terest back in taxes. and in which
the other Will contend that doing
away with tax-eXempt bonds viii
stimulate business enterprise by dis
cOuraging investment in tax-exempt
securities, often stored in look boxes,
and will tend 10 keep municipalities
from issuing so many bonds.
May Mean 6 Per Cent. or More
1t is generally believed if tax ex-
emption is done away with. munici-
pal bonds Will carry a considerably
higher rate OF interest TO cover pos
sible taxation- The tax rate in this
state, It is said. is more than per
cent in most Of the municipalities,
and It might be that bonds not free
from taxation would carry an inter-
est rate OF s per cent. or more, as
against a prevailing rate now of
about per cent.
Bonds are classed in taxation as
intangibles, and it has been difficult
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16

60 bring them out Of hiding and get
them ON The tax duplicate
Public Would BE Loser
Those who are opposed to doing
away with tax-eXempt bonds say the
public would be the loser IL exemp-
tom were abolished and a higher in
terest rate were paid. for the public
would not get back In taxation the
equivalent OF the additional interest
burden. They say bond owners
would continue IN the future. as they
have done in the past. 70 hide the
bonds from the assessors.
Moreover. they say. most OF the
bonds would be sold to interests in
other states. where a lower rate Of
taxes may prevail as 20 bonds. and
hen-e Indiana would not benefit
much from taxes paid on such Sc
curities, but meanwhile Indiana tax
payers would be paying a higher in
terest rate. because Of doing away
with tax exemption. though IL IS ad-
mitted the higher interest rate might
cause the bonds 20 command a con-
siderable pNmium on the original
sale.
Without providing in the bin some
method 10 insure a return in tax
alton. those opposed TO stopping the
further issue of tax exempt bonds
contend the tax burden would in
crease. for the amount realized from
taxation on bonds uncovered would
be less than the difference between
interest rates on tax exempt and on
nontax exempt.
Argument I'm Favor
The main argument Of those who
favor the proposed legislation is that
Il would tend to restrict the amount
Of money invested I'm bonds and TO
increase the amount invested in vari-
Gus constructive private enterprises.
meanwhile discouraging municipali-
ties from piling up the public debt by
issuing more and more securities.
It is also submitted in behalf of the
proposed legislation that it is not
wise for the state 10 encourage,
through tax exemption, the invest
ment OF fortunes in property that
bears no part Of the cost of govern
ment.
A hearing on the subject was held
by a congressional committee a few
months ago. Pres't Harding and
Sec'y Mellon. of the treasury depart
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16

We ask you 20 test this Shaving Cream, as nil
lions OF men have done. Accept the free test We
offer
Do this in fairness 10 yourself and US Learn
what we have done to please you Cut out the
coupon now.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16
Indiana and Mlchi6dn News
HOOHshine Soaked Corn
Is Used to Catch Ducks

WARSAW. Nov. 15.-There are
''noonshlnIng" wild ducks IN Kos
ciuskO county.
Corn soaked for long time IN
moonsnine whiskey is placed on the
banks Of lakes frequently and the
birds. after eating heavily OF the
grain become grOggy and intoxicated
ia about 20 minutes.
in their inebriated stupor they are
unable 90 fly and are easily caught
by the author OF the novel hunting
method
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16
SIGNS REOUISTTION

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10 Gov
McCray signed requisition papers
wednesday afternoon for David
Glueck. Of Cary. wanted by Wiscon-
sin authorities at Madison for oh
tanning money under false pretenses
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-16
W nnImr ARorT II.

SILVER LAKE. Nov. 15-Prohts
from the sale Of eggs will construct
q ho.el to cost $4,000, to be built
on the banks Of Silver lake, one mile
northwest of this town, by +. +
Broude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

Tho phillips Petroleum company
IA drilling at 2,b7J feet In the sOulh-
west corscr OF the northwest OF the
southwest of ls-ll-l3. Just across
Tho range limo and cast ur tho IA
NOUS l3-l1-1I IL a good well re-
suits the Phillips Petroleum COM
pauy VIII move tu tools for half a
dozen tUsts at once,
Tho l[ugWuod on company COM
plctod yesterday two now wells on
the west side OF It's 40-avro lease In
the northwest Of the southeast OF
24-ll-ll. Tho NO. well, In tho
southwest corner OF the Lease is
flowing $50 barrels natural at one
foot i'm the deep sand found at 2.6tO
feet. The well ia the northwest cor
ucr. No. ,, completed in tho shallow
sand fonud at 2,i2i feet, ls flowing
$50 barrels natural.
Rubinsou. Lotchcr. Gibson & Zah-
nisDr are moving rigs ia on the
north part OF their so acres 20 offset
these two wells. A. -. Morton ana
others OF BaUlcNlllc are getting
wCIl iu the shallow sand found at
2.iiO feet Ia tho southeast corner
OF 23-1l-l1, The well Is flowing
strongly at tho top OF the sand ana
casing rs being set tu dHll deeper.
This new discovery extends the pool
TO the west n quarter OF n mile.
Robinson, l.etchcr. Gibson a Tah-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Freight Rates Add to Cost
of Oil Field DeUeLOpment

PONCA CITY, March 22-Freight
rates at tho present time are the
thorns I'm tho sides OF tho oil in
dustry, according TO oil men in gen
erdL This fact was demonstrated,
the past week, when three carloads
OF drilling equipment were shipped
TO Ponca city from point I'm the
Ranger field OF TcNas the total
freight being over $4,000. on a
carload Of plpo from Alabama TO
tho western OsaEo tho freight H.
S512.
notwithstanding tho rates, how
over, heavy shipments Of material
and equipment are being made all
the time. The new oil town OF
Shidlcr in the western Usage. e.
which an extension OF the Midland
Valley has just been completed. is
having an unusually heavy business.
IL is estimated that there are $50
cars Of oil-field freight on side
tracks At Foraker, Pawhuska and
other points awaiting movement to
ShidleT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Humphreys Petroleum Busy

pONCA CITY. March gg Tho
Humphreys Petroleum company is
Tho NJ. J. Plumb 80. is ready TO
he drilled into tho 2.1uO foot sand.
the rig FOR No. z has been completed
ana tho material Tor tho 80. 4 has
boon moved i'm. Tho thatnplHin
Refining company IS lowering the
casing At 21l3 feet iu tho No.
Morris aud is building rig for
the no. 3. Tho Prairie oil n Gas
company is drilling tho No .
NoyOtnev a. about $40 cot aud the
''hitc I,aglo company has its No.
. ON the Noyotuoy farm down TO
about 500 feet Tho slick No. I
Endicott is mudding OF the gas at
7gG feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Pipeline for Refined Products

Some Of tho best and livest wires
10 the entire field are considering
a pipeline FOR gasoline from the
Nld-Continent field to Chicago, and
all agree that It will be very easy
indeed TO finance this line and that
~ VIII save two-thirds OF the trans
polaiion charges from the day it Is
started
Retlners are charged by the rail-
,oads $l32 per barrel to Chicago,
'Lsl per barrel TO Davenport, while
'ne rates 60 Kansas city Is 81 i-2
ehs. Anybody knows that the
Hp'llne cost would not be more
man S2 cents without tho dollar.
70 Ihlcago, and It would mean II
guHI that Tulsa will continue TO
ua,e good rates OF transportation
" 'ong as oil is found In Oklahoma
:. an announcement IN detail OF
le cost Of building this line will
w forthcoming within IA few days.
mere would be no loss in piping az
Whpared with the loss by rail. and
wy W. engineers nowadays know all
sVoul building pipelines for the
fNIOfU0nf o. Y.gA1t.,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
In the ncggs District.

Waite philips has 1000, ,00e-.
foot gas wcll In No. Cousins 10
the center OF tho southwest Of tt-
15-1t. sand was encountered from
2.OSO io 2.OSo feet waite phlllru
test ~ tho center OF the southwest
OF 3l-i5-tG. ls dry ana ahaudonrtl
az 2,5G5 f,rt while his No, AdanG
tract in the northwest ot tho souIh-
west OF t1-15-19. H. dry and aAan-
doncd Mt 2.S39 feet.
Tho ludiahoma Refining cons
panys test on tho King farm iu
tho southeast of the southwest Of
aI-i5-l2, Is dry at 2,S36 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
NeV Blue SKY LdIO May DO
More Harm Than Good

The new blue SKY law, introduced
by I'UrcsCntatiNo BDuisuu Of Ili-
uois as II, r. 1059S, was referred
10 tho committee ON Interstate and
foreign commerce Of the United
states congress. February 20. and ON
March 2, was committed to the COM
mtiioo Of tho whole house and or
dorcd printed, but as Vet it has not
been taken up on tho floor OF tho
house.
The object OF the hin. which is
very long and complicated and diff
iicult TO understand. aud provides
heavy penalties for violations OF a.
clauses, ranging up TO fines OF
$4,000 and imprisonment fnr term
~ not moro than five years. Is Ia
prevent the sending by mail or by
express, or iu amy manner iu inter.
state commerce. the stock or spcuri.
Ties OF corporations. partnership
Joint stock companies. association
or common law trusts, for sale OF
delivery. or to tender sale. or tc
solicit subscriptions or to prorur,
advertising thereof iu any uewspa
per or othe publication. when ii (,
az the same time unlawful to sell
such securities.
While the bill makcs no spccla'
reference TO oil stocks or to tho oil
industry IT covers and includes
them as well as every other Kind nj
securities except those issued by
banks or state or federal govern.
ments. or under the authority oi
state laws
There are certain other oxcop-
tons in favor of corporations which
have been I'm business five years oi
al.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
mi Msrke, Quotations
= .Julius FOhs in TOtCn

r. Tlms Fohs, who discovered
Oh. veyIa ncld. and did 1t in way
,ss, brourht him the greatest pos
TI. Glory. was in the city yester-
=, his way to New York, whore
gN ali rof be obliged to work quite
.v many long hours, and VIII there
b.yc chance TO rccuperate,
.,otbire that IS almost impera-
- from the appearance OF the
Wv. 49, he is thin, much thinner than
rSs1 r'S here last and evidently needs
~ robs secuted the idea that he
t,I Leeu playing the panhandle
nesr fhe Gu.f production company s
n'n and g1ld that IL Is interesting
Wv. nav ,reekulogy has developed,
En, hat he was not following the
Canadian down from the pam
I'D Mr. iv' Fohs had with him new maps
srooing the structures now being
dsyo,oned by the Humphreys inter-
e.,s i, kaufman county. Texas. and
siso within a couple OF miles OF the
SHALLOW wells In the Corsicana pool.
I'VE are drilling seven wildcat
rerg all OF which arc outside or
A.o Nexia or the Curry pool SAID
tr. FOhs and when asked II he had
ntrgonally worked out these struc-
iures he modestly declined TO take
The honor. but eaid that some OF
them had been gone over carefully
by himself. ......
As given In this column Tuesday
which was TO the effect that there
Was nothing In the contract calling
n. 1000 600 barrels of MeNia
crude. II 10 could not he PRODUCED
and moreover, that 1t did not spocl {,
fy any gravity, nor have any Dad
features whatever.
lie expects to return TO MeNia at
the end OF a couple Of weeks, and
has Invited the oil editor TO meet
him there and TO go over that Won
dernl field with him as a guide.
IL will certainly be n most interest
ing trip, as much so as any that
could he thought Of
Mr.. Fohs is as modest as they
make them, and denied that he had
ever promised the bunch in Dallas
county, that he would be on hand,
together with Mr.. Newblock, and
make a speech. He said: 1--WE
never even heard of it until the day
Of the barbecue. and speech making
Is not exactly in my line"
And 60 Mr.. Eohs can count on
one certain fact, and that Is that he
has many friends in Tulsa who wish
him n long and useful career and
are willing TO concede TO him that,
Judging by tho things he hos
accomplished, he is the greatest pc
troleum geologist the world has
ever known.
And the contract for 33,000,00O
barrels is being filled. The entire
production of the Humphreys inter-
esls has recently been turned into
tho Prairie and Sinclair STANDARD
oil lines. The former has been COM
ple;ed and the latter is now being
tested out with water. There have
been some days when the total pro-
ductlOn going TO these interests has
reached $4,000 barrels: and this, be-
cause the Humphreys-Pure Oil COM
pany has not been I'm any particular
hurry MS It's tankaEe now con-
tlns more than 1000. 900 barrels
and the pipeline is still building 10
the gulf coast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

crago prico of gasoline IN 80 prin-
cipai cities is now gt3 ccuts, up
IL cents from tho low of laW year
uud ~ cents higher than In 1914.
Area or Venezuelan petroleum
claims Jointly owned with Royal
Dutch shell group remains un-
changed Production 100000 bar
rls for year OF which t.g2S.OOO bur-
rolls In crudo ana fuel oil were de-
llvcrpd tn Curacao refinery Local
falc7 iu Venezuela exceed those OF
1920. Annual report OF company
VIII be issued about April 90.
IAMplDO. Men. March 22.--McX-
team Se1buHrd sinclair completed
ita 1otceo so. 49,. flowing 6OO0u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Free TO Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial Of Method That Anyone
Can Use without Discomfort
or Loss of limo

We have = method for tho control ~
AsthWa, and We want you to try II at
our expense. No matter whether yout
case n ot tong stapdiuE or recent dovei.
ouiucut, whether " is present Hs Chronic
Asthma or Hay Fever, YOU should send
for free trini NJ our method, No mat.
ter IN what climate you live, no matter
What your age or occupation, n you ara
troubled With Asthma or Hay Fever, our
method should relieve you promptly,
We especially want 10 send II TO those
apparently hopeless cases. whore ell
forms OF inhHlctH, douchos. opium preps
ratiOus. fumes patent smokes" etc..
have failed. We want to show everyone
at our expense that our method ~ de-.
signed 10 end nll difficult breathing, hll
whoosnE, and all those terrible parot
yArH,
This free offer Ia too importsut 90 neg
lect single day, write now aud begin
tho method ~ once. send no money,
simply man coupon below. 10 II Today
You do not even pay postage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Gladys Belle Has TUO
Big Producers

Gladys Belle OH company has
completed its No, and No. IN
l3-ll-ll, No. 3 having started at 20
barrels an hour, and No, at 90
barrels au hour. Tho GLADYS Belle
is staging tho quickest come back
MtCr "a short utCrmiSstun OF bad
luck that has over been heard OF
in the Mid.Contincut field. It is "a
great credit to the president. q. T..
Stcbbiua. and George Canterbury.
They have been associated In days
guno by aud since Mr. Canterbury
got into the game with Mr.. Stobbus
a few months ago. there has been
one continual round pf successful
drilling operations. IL Is doubtless a
fact that they make the best pair
ANA lhg beet working team thvry Ia
going, And, better yet, everyone iu
Tulsa De- proud ut their success aud
cvpN body is wishing them all the
luyk lu tho world. Mr., StChbius Wag,
rulsa's hcut citizen for many years
Willie Tulsa was being laid out ON
"a largo plan. aud he is Therefore
entitled 90 an tho good will and
good wishes, and had 1t not been for
tho fact that when the slump came
last spring about year ago, they
caught him with about thirty
wildcat wells drilling, the Gladys
Belle would doubtless havo been one
OF tho best iu the entire list, bar
none.
Now Is the time TO push while
luck b. good. ana 1t 10 a Ciuch that
there viii ho many reports OF aly-
Ccssful wells iu tho near future.
MI. Stchums plays the game wide
open all tho time. and whore ho
would got "a good well over In Az
kansas cor down In Louisiana, either
would put his on easy street iur
the rest uf hs natural life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Stephens County,
Texas, Tests

Wofford Lipsitz & camp well No,
3, stephens county, Texas, is making
$50 barrels after a 9O-quart shot in
the 3.166 to 2,3t2-foot sand
Tho Fidelity oil company No. .
Audrc, stephens county. has tho top
Of tho lime at 3,2SS feet and at 3,3GS
feet Is good for 100 barrels.
The Sinclair oil Il Gas co, No. 3
Henderson, Stephens county, is maxi
ing SO barrels and Is shut down for
a shot. Pay sand was found from
3,195 to 1900 feet.
The Landreth test on the Dodd
farm in 81, stephens county Texas.
has water in the oil sand from 3,156
TO $3.50 feet, and is flowing 75 bar
rels natural The water viii be
plugged and tho well given a shot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Deer Greek and Vicinity
Special TO Tho world

Special 90 Tho World.
DEER CREEK. March 22.-pccr
Creek Is TO get a big play for dccp
sands this spring. II IS believed by
northern oklahoma oil men that the
big.pay sand viii hC found at $500
to 1000 feet, which is the Blackwell
sand i'm the Blackwell field at about
3.400 feet. This sand has proved to
cover more territory than any other
productive sand. \ test at Deer
Creek should be carried at least TO
I 600 feet, where gas shOwings haNo
been encountered. The deepest pay
oil sand I'm tho Deer Creek field up
to tho present time Is the 3,3O0-foot
formation encountered by tho West
crn States oil n Land Co. at No. 3
stewart. southeast OF 22-27-3w,
which will Corrclatc with the 2,70O-
foot pay sand In tho Blackwell field.
In other words, whCTc good show
iuEs Of gas have been encountered
structure conditions are such that
tho tests should have been carried
to the deeper sands, In the absence
Of paying production at lesser depth.
Schouwald, Gurlcv x Nickory
drilled into a monster gus well on
their No. Martin. in the south-
west OF the southwest OF 22-27-3. at
approximately 5000 feet. which cor
relates with the Stalnaker sand at
| 2.IO0 feet In the Blackwell field,
| Tho last timc the well was gaugcd
1t was making 3O.O0O,000 feet.
The Blackwell oil n Gas co. lane
No. ], northeast OF 22-27-3w, is a
| good gas producer at 3,2OO feet
with production having higher Brit
! ish thermal units than the deep gas
IN the Blackwell field.
Ray Otstot and associates arc duo
for either gas or oil within the mex
week or 10 days at No. ! Brady
| Hughes, northeast of 3J-27-3w, will
the holo down 1850 feet and ship
Icy No. /, in tho southwest OF 49,
Y27-3w. where the b.. IL going down
at n depth OF 2.7l0 feet.
ward & Wilhoit are drilling AT
/ 2,975 feet In tho southwest ot 20.
2S-2w. This location is four and
one-half miles northeast Of produc-
/ ton.
The Oklahoma Natural Gas com.
pany il undorrcamlng tho 3.l6-
inch pipe Al 3,0O7 feet at no. /
Crooch. northwest Of 23-27-3w.
Tho Blackwell oil n Gas company
No. Martin, north Of the southwest
ot 23-27-3w, is fishing FOR a bit at
2,647 feet. The hole is filled with
600 feet Of fuid. Tho showing for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
To Resume Drilling
Slick Test

PONCA CITY, March 22.-Work
will be resumed Immediately drill
ing the n. l.. Slick wildcat test
on the McEoomau farm, in north
west Of 23-2S-5w, The company
has been undcrrcami"g for some
time and has the clght-inCh u
water sand at 2.T30 feet. This test
is seven miles north OF Medrord.
Tho Day on company which has
been delayed for 90 days because Of
"A lack OF water, has finally Fpudded
In on the Janzeu farm, I'm north
west 36-2S-5, another important
wildcat In that district. at point
seven miles northeast OF Modford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23

Numic has been shut down because
uf lack OF water but work will no
doubt be resumed Immediately. The
kelly No. / white in southwest l.
e2-cw is also shut down The
Phillips Petroleum company has
made a location for its No. I Ma
honey in southVes. S2-22-2W.
The Alcoru OH company is build
iug the derrick and moving in tho
tools FOR tho %. Douahuc in
northeast eU-22-2c. in tho Otoe
Indian country, and tho Osscnbcck
No. I Sayro iu northwest 12-2t SO.
cast OF Morrison, has shut down
after spuddug IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. e24r VIII PECK Residence 2442

are cleaning out after a shot and u
Is producing leo barrels in the first
and second sands. This Is in 90
5s-le. No. 2 Baptiste Is producing
so barrels through the bradenhead
from sand at 1890 to 1890 feet.
No. Baptiste Is drilling at coo
feet.
The Amerada has made a location
and is building "A rig for a test To-
Gated in the southwest OF the SOUTH
west OF the northwest OF 2S.5s-te
which will test a mile to the south
OF the original wells on this tract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Peters-FindHce Wildcat
to BE Drilled In Toddu

Tho G. Il. Petcrs-Finance OH
company test. In the northwest Of
the southwest OF S-27-6, moro than
n mile north Of production in tho
Burbank pool, Is nearing the top Of
tho sand, and Il Is expected TO be
drilled In today. Tho well IL being
watched with perhaps more interest
than any well now drilling In tho
Mid.Continent field. because or the
great amount Of hish-priced Usage
acreage 1t IS expected 10 provo or
condemn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-23
Shaffer Has Shouting in
Second Break iH Lime

The Shaffcr oil & Refining Co
No. Friend, in tho southeast of the
northeast Of 2S-1S-5, Gushing dis
trlct, has a good showing of both
oil and gas in the top few inches OF
tho second break In the lime, topped
at 3,707 feet. This well is about a
mile southeast OF other producers in
this deeper sand.