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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
To Mud or Production
In TOnkuud

PpNCA CITY, Jan. t6.-The
southwestern Petroleum company
on the cast Murray farm. in south
west lO-24-lw, I'm the field south Of
Tunkawa and west Of Bliss. In pre-
pairing TO mud off its production Of
gao barrels daily In the No 2 and
drill on down to the deeper pay.
The same company is fishing in
No, 3 for It's Il 1-2 inch casing at
$50 ieet the No. r. drilling at close
70 1000 feet, the No. at about $50
feet, the No. Z at about 400 and
the No. S Is a rig building.
The Comar on company has re-
bullt its burned rig for no on the
j. w. See farm in northwest l5-2A-l
ana resumed drilling at 1890 feet:
The No. has has from 10000. 600
to 12,0O0,0OO cubic feet Of gas, and
the No. 9 is fishing for /? l-2 and
l9.inch bits at 1895 feet.
The White Eagle OIL company.
which has 40,0oO,000 cubic feet Of
gas. at i,9j5 feet on the Novotny
farm IN northeast i5-2t-l has
spudded I'm the No. and drilling at
about 400 feet
The Amerada company on the
Smith farm, IN northeast sl5. is
drilling past tools In the hole at
1880 feet In the No. I and has
moved the No. 2 rig IS feet north
and SO feet east To start drilling
again.
The Transcontinental on com
pany has made location for n gas
well on the Frederick farm I'm
northeast 4.24-1.
The Champlin Refining company.
drilling No. Oh the Norris fjI1m
Is fishing at 1875 feet. There was a
Rnnn NhnktiUU af oil and m gg
l.275 feet, then going into water.
The company lost It's bailer house
by fire the past week.
McCaskey & Wentz will shut the
No. Hays, in southwest 3-24-i. In
az n gasscr at $40 feet.
The Humphreys Petroleum com
pany is mudding OFF It's gasser on
the NJ. S. Plumb farm IN order 10
drill on down to the oil sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Wanfed--Gas at Wdg0ner

WAGNER. Jan. l6,--SiX months
Is given as the length OF timo that
the supply OF gas can last taken from
the field from which the Common
wealth company gets its gas, thls
statement being made by Safe Con
servatlon officer oscar Stcgall VINO
was hero this week making an In
spection Of tho field. The Common
wealth Public Service company is now
In the hands OF a receiver, and ad-
vertised for sale. These facts, coupled
with tho fact that the reports OF the
corporation commission show that
so per cent Of the gas is wasted due
70 the bad condition OF the pipelines,
make the gas outlook for this ciY
almost distressing. Tho present rate
is 90 cents and the company recent
ly requested 50 cent rate, which
was refused until leakage I'm the
pipelines was overcome. The Okla
homa Natural Gas company 4-inch
line TO the city was recently taken
up,
II the purchasers OF the Common
wealth company reach out ts more
distant wells. II will require con-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
TUO More "GuShers" for the
Lucky Hi" Country;
A. ID. Morton Makes Purchase

The independent oil & Refining
Go. and the Gypsy OIL company and
1. Il. Mcmahon put the Lyons poOi
In the limclight again yesterday. by
each completing n $500 barrel pro-
duCcr la the 2.7O0-foot snnd. sThc
flush daily production OF this inter-
csting pool now totals something
like 10000, barrels daily. and only
includes 13-24-25 and 30 In Hi.
The Independent oil Sc Refining
Co.'S. No. Z In the northwest corner
OF the southwest OF the southwest
OF 13-It-1i, started off at I2O bar
rcls per hour In sand topped at S,1O2
feet, after being drilled In y feet. II
Is ROW estimated at $500 barrels per
day
The Gypsy Oil company ana {. l..
Mcmahon got the top OF the pay NJ
1854 feet. and Mt > feet In tine well
was flowing 100 barrels per hour
natural. The Gypsy well Offsets the
Independent big well To the north.
west.
Perhaps the best buy OF the week
was that OF A. ID. Morton OF Bartlcs
Vile. who purchased the east half
of the southwest OF the northwest OF
the southeast of i3-i1IIi, the con.
sidcration being s37 900 In cash and
the same amount OF oil. He ~ now
drilling nt 500 feet In the southeast
corner of the southeast or TJ-II-iI.
several other tests In the :mmedi-
ate vicinity OF the above two pro-
duccrs are nearing the pay sand and
will he completed some time this
week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Ahead of Production
In the South End

The Prairie oil g. Gas Co. well on
the Bruner farm In the southwest
OF the northwest OF tho northwest
Of 2a-S-10 is drilling at 1910 feet.
The w. G. Newman and others
well on the Robinson farm In the
center of the west line of the south
west OF the southeast of 1912 "
drilling at l,7lO feet.
The Doctor Rhude and others
Sewell well in the northeast Of the
northeast OF the northeast ofl7-9-
8 Ia drilling at 10 feet.
The Preferred OH company wei,
on the Carolina farm in the center
Of the southeast OF the southeast
Of 1879 Is fishing at 1890 feet.
Il. /. Brookins and others have a
rig up on the Dunzy farm In the
northeast Of the northwest OF the
northeast OF 23-s-l0
West and others have "A rig up on
the Harjo farm in tho center of the
north line OF the northwest OF the
southeast OF S2s-l0.
The Wood oil company well on the
Polk fran In the northeast OF the
northeast OF the northeast OF 1913
Is shut down at $3.50 feet.
The Midwest oil company
well on the Pigeon farm In the CEN
ter OF the south line of the southeast
OF the southeast OF 2-l0-9 Is shut
down at 3,025 feet.
The Transcontinental has rig
up for a deep test on the Huliey
farm in the southwest OF the north
west of the northeast of 29-10-l0.
Wilmont and others on the John
son farm in the southwest of the
southwest OF the southwest OF 40
IL are shut down at 100 feet for gas
line.
THE Transcontinental on the Hill
farm in the northeast OF the south
west of the northwest of l1-l0-ll
has the gas sand from 2,5S3 to 2,599
feet, with 1900, 600 feet OF gas.
The Lyons and Indiahoma on the
West farm in the northeast OF the
northeast of the northeast Of 3-l0-i2,
are drilling an old well deeper at
2603 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Important wildcat Snoring
Southeast OF Hcmitt Fieid

The Amcrada Petroleum corpora
tlon sam Bapti-tc No. I, In the
southwest ut the northeast Of the
southeast Uf 2O.5s-iC, Carter conn
~, T. swnbbing ~ barrels an hour
at four feet In the sand at 1880
feet. The oil Il uf 80 gravity. The
well L. located IN the center Of u
block Of 5000 acres on the trincr-
Villc anticlinc, heated by Sidury
Powers. chief gcologist of the Amer
ada. The nntiCliuc II on the west
side at and parallel To- the trincr
hills aud the Glenn formation. from
which all the oil IN IIcaldtnn and
Hewitt II produced. Is exposed At
the surface. The Hn,iCllnC IN four
miirr- long and should produce ~
much oil ~ the Hewitt field. THE
discovery well has Ind three show
ing- OF oil from 900 to i,SS0 feet
and tho present sand is probably
the shnliowcst producing sand In
the Hewitt field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Cusinghead Plant
At WAGNER

WAGONTE. Jan. 1G.-The wagon
er Refining company, $4,000
corporation, succeeding the Liberty
Gas & Carbon Co, announces that
it's plant situated on 40 acres north
OF this city. is now ready 20 operate.
The plant will have capacity or
500 barrels OF refined gasoline daily.
The Officers OF the new company
are l.. =. Housam, Wagner. presi-
dent: Albert NJ. Roth. 81. Louis. vice
president. Edward r. Kreuinghaus'
81. Louis, secretnry-treasurer' Win
these officers will be associated
Robert NJ. Bateman, BelleWlle. Ill,
and J. A. TlltOn, Okmulgee, Okla.
on the board Of directors. quite a
number OF out Of town stockhoiders
were present the first OF the week
when the plant was tested out.
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on Market Qnntntion..
Humble Raise at Merid Most
ImD0rtdRt EUent Of Month

tn. lil producers are still discuss
ing tine raise posted Saturday by the
Hum. Lee oil a. Refining Co., who IL a
biz purchaser OF MeXia crude, and
rF effect has been to strengthen the
morale of the average oil man
nightly.
Tuisa oil producers more than any
lNinr nc outside oil centers, are in
' cline. 10 have the glooins for the
fo,l,O1 that they are the hardest hit,
being by all means, the big men
in thr four or five great states that
20 10 make. up tho Mid-Contincnt
field. II Is natural that they are
more than pleased at the news re-
cciyed at the Weekend, ana are in
tcrprcting It as meaning that the
MeXia field has reached its high
point of production.
There are some, however, who be-
licyc the Humble oil q Refining Co.
beiuE .n need of oil for It's efdDty
storage. has realized the fact that
the Prairie pipeline will he complet-
cd within fortnight, and that when
the big concern gets busy taking oil
at $3.50 per barrel. there will be a
rush to let the Prairie have the big
end ot production. Then, too, the
Sinclair line. while having a longer
distance to travel before II is COM
pleted, will also be bidder for oil
at $50 per barrel and between
them both there Is no doubt but that
there will be many changes And
this applies principally to outside
people.
II is a well known fact that before
the Sinclair and the Prairie began
laying their lines. there was n cast
gtunai Nni,t..t,
give them the preference over all
lines leading south. TO be sure, the
Pure oil company is better fixed
than any of them, having acquired
at least a quarter interest In the en-.
tire field, and IT, too, must be pro-
Ilded with oil to supply the pipeline
now building to the coast The Texas
company will soon be in with it's
line, and this concern Is commonly
credited with having more empty
storage than any OF them, and so
II goes.
II all looks reasonable that there
Is a stable market ahead and that
Walter G. Teagle, president OF the
Standard Oil Company OF New Jer-
sey, knew what he was talking about
when he said in his speech deliv-
cred at the meeting OF the American
Petroleum institute in Chicago, De-
cember S: AS l viewed ii then. and
a. / see it now. the worlds petro-
leum problem is TO increase produc-
tion TO meet the expanding demand
for petroleum products. The path
Tat lies just ahead of us may trav-
crse the foothills OF temporary con-
dltions, but beyond lies the noun
tain which in the end must he
Sealed, and that mountain is the pc
roleum consumption OF the future"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Witk The Oil Men

" l.. Conoshhn. who has had
charge OF the drilling operations Tor
the British government in Derby
shire, England has completed his
contract and is back I'm Tulsa and
Gays that ihcro are only two or
three mon ON tho Job now ana they
are pillug mp the junk ready To va
cate the drilling operations that
caused so much excitement through
out the entire civilized world SpcaE-
ing of the chances fur gcttiug OIL
MI CuuuEhau says, u thinlI there
Is n chance OF gottinE small wells,
nut the depth is prohihtivo ns far
HS present prices 10, as tho d"pih
s about 5000 feet sumo hciug
$500 foot We were treated royalty
and tho experience was u most de.
iighttul one. iu spite OF the fact
that We Eot mo- uii worth mentioning
one great drawback wac ON account
~ the fact that It wHa never dc.
uldcd whom the oil belonged to. az
there was a strong effort made to
uBtioualiZo the oil as they are try
ing to do In Mexico. and II this were
done II would bc up tp the govern
m"nt to do all the drilling There
was ono we'll drilled tu tile depth
Of 5000 feet, which made 80 bar
rcls Tor luuR time, and If an effort
had been made to dcVolup that par.
tlcuIHr area. N would undoubtedly
have boon "a paying proposition II
II had been left TO i've gcologistg,
who were Americana the chances
are that "A good lot NJ unnecessary
drilling would have been done away
with, and real pool Of oil diECuv-
cred what olul We GOLD was of t2
gravity. aud brought the nice price
Of {t0,b0 barrel thcro being a to-
tai OF 5000 barrels which was
shipped In tank cars to the Anglo
American refinery near London.
This refinery is getting oil now
from the Persian fields There IA no
doubt that the English conces
sions In Persia will bo retained by
the English because the government
ls back OF II. and they, of course,
viii not grant any concessions with
out having made a strong protest.
The county OF DcTbyshlrc Is one Of
the most beautiful countries In the
world, being only seven miles from
the famous castle IIaddor hail tho
home Of Dorothy vernon one
thing the Englishmcn can safely
count on, and that Ii, that they have
had run for their money. as Mr..
ConaRhan IL one of the best pTaC-
teal oil men in the country. and
before going to England was with
the bureau Of mines, and specialil-
ing I'm shutting off water and the
prevention OF underground waste ot
oil and gas. while located at Mus
logoc he took "A great deal ~ the
| fleaidton field In hand and succeed.
| ed In shutting off tho water In q
| large per cent of the wells dowI
there. while there are no sci
rules governing the shutting off OF
! water, the condition Of tho wei
! should be fairly well gone into. and
| the work should bo governed ac-
cordingly." says Mr.. Conaghan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Wildcats in the
Texas Panhandle

The Toyah Bell well, In the coun-
try about fifty miles southeast OF FL
Paso, In Reeves county. Texas. is
ptrhaps the most talked about
panhandle wildcat Just at present,
and at least dozen OF the larger
companies are now busily checker
boarding that untested area with
leases,
This well. drilled 20 the astonlsh-
ing depth OF 4,4l0 feet, had the first
paw at 4.3O0 feet and from there on
encountered alternate layers OF
sand, lime and sandy shale. Other
wells six miles distant had the same
formations, and open w possibilities
in the lower sands. The oil is said
TO be 3s gravity.
The wen was opened up SATURDAY
and flowed 20 barrels in II minutes
through the 2-inch tubing, having
go pounds rock pressure on the
gauge when released. This we'll was
taken over by the Ramseys OIL COM
pany. at $500 feet and will be deep
ened slowly for general results a
second test has been spudded In
about five hundred feet TO the east
Of this deep pay prodecer.
In this same county the Sunshlne
Drilling company has fishing JOB
al 1000 feet on - test,
The Bell Oh company Ia drifting
at 2.as5 feet with the hole filled up
1900 feet with oil from the 2,3s1-
foot sand. This oi' is 2s gravity
The Pinal Dome Oh company Is
drilling at 4.30O feet IN iest ohout
IS miles north OF the Toyah Bell
producer Formations In this wen
are about two hundrsd feet lower
than the ToyRh Bell, there being
that difference in elevation.
In Callahan county, the Texas
Midland Oil company IN shut down
at 3.e5O feet IN their test. The sand
from 3,7O5 to 3,S75 feet was shot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Ticker Done

NEW YOR<.-Thc Transconti-
mental oil company is TO issue so
10000 i0-year S per cent bonds
proceeds to be used for working
capital
TANPiCO. The Nicholas No, 2.
also known as the Cosmos No. .. Lot
II, ZacamlXtle, has been brought In
with a production Of $1,000 barrels
The surface elevation was 2,242 feet
and the sub sealovel l,i2S feet, sew
en- feet deeper than the Corona No.
emulsion and making 10000 barrels
II is three feet shallower than the
Corona No. 81, Lot II. which Is the
only other well In the ZaCamiXtlu
pool which has not gone to san
water.
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help. and / recommend IL D. those
who suffer before their basiea are
born" Mrs. WV. JOHNSON, Box
l55, Park Rapids, MINI.
To marry and arrive at middle age
without children is a great disap-
pointment 10 many women. Think Of
the Joy and comfort other women
have in their children as they grow
older.
Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has helped 10 bring great
happiness 20 many families by re-
storing women TO health. Often the
childless home Is due TO q run down
condition OF the wife, which may be
helped by Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. II brought health
and happiness into the homo Of Mrs.
johnson. Why not 10 yoursf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Gypsy Completing Tpo Big
Producers in Burbank

The Gypsy Oh company celebrated
a genuine "rcd letter day" sunday
by getting two good producers In the
Burbank pool, beside it's 2.SOO-bar
rel well In the Lyons pool In 49,
I'LL.
The Gypsy's test In the northwest
of 32-27-6 was given iOO-quart
shot I'm the 2,SS3 TO 2.o5O-foot Bur-
bank pay and put $50 barrels into
the tank In Is hours.
The same company's No. 5 In the
northeast OF 31-27-8 has made one
flow from the $3.50 To 2'9T7-foot
sand, and hasa hole full Of oil, but
not enough gas TO make IL flow. IL
IL not yet completed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
c. E. CrawIey. Popular Head
of Sinclair, in TOlUn

The fact that Continent
crude has not been cut in price 10
date Is sufficient. ! believe; and at
least we have this much to be thank
tul for, there doesn't seem TO be any
reduction pending" Is the way G.. +.
Crawley. vice president of Sinclair
Consolidated oil corporation opti-
mistically summed up the situation
Yesterday. Il certainly am not look
ing for a reduction A. Mid-Continent
crude; can see no reason for II, al
,nough Of course don't deny possi-
oility Of there being one, but like
everybody else would be mighty
disappointed IL such a thing should
happen"
Mr., Crawley would not offer any
logical explanation OF market con-
dtions. and acknowledged himself as
much bewildered by the drastic cut
W pennsylvania and Kentucky crude
snd the 25 per cent advance in
heNia crude, together with the evil
gently stabilized market in the Mid
continent field. as the average oil
man much less in touch with the
situation.
MeXia is field of contradictions.
we advance In price does not agree
WIN the over-production shown by
ne weekly totals. Purchasers want
Athla oil, however, and are willing
10 pay for IL. Sinclair Consolidated
now has four 55,0OO-barrel tanks
Sompieted on our tank farm AT
he&ia. and will have the l0-inch line
completed by February 18th. This
Hhe runs from Gaford, Texas, To-
gaed between Ranger and the
heasdton field, and extends TO Mexia.
The oil situation Is bound 20 take
q more optimistic turn within a very
lew days. or as soon as spring trade
open up in the east and north as
e'. Ne'. as In this country: and IL we are
Spie 70 weather these trying times,
Oe''eEe We are safe In expecting an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Producers and Refiners
burbank Well Shot

The Producers a Reflners Corp s
No. 2, Ia the northeast OF is-So-6'
Burbank pool. was given n ifo-auart
shot yesterday and Is flowing at the
rate Of 500 barrels per day. sand
was encountered from 2,ss2 TO 2,s2O
feet.
The Producers a. Refiners Corp. Is
also on top OF the sand In No. IN
the northwest of 3I-27-6, where II
has good showing. Pay was
tnnned ni 2.S5A feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
TW0 Wells Completed at
Okfuskee

The Indlahoma Refining corpora
ton has a 25O-barrel producer nat
nral In the 2,505 to 2,63O-foot sand,
Ia No. 1 in the northeast corner Of
the southwest of the northwest OF
22-i3-IO. Okfuskec district south
west of Okmulgcc. The well will be
given a small shot, which Will prob
ably increase and perhaps double the
flow.
The Black Hawk corporation has
u iOO-barrci well natural In the
2,7OO-foot sand In the test In the
southeast corner OF the southeast OF
22-t3-i0.
Kimbley and associates have rig
ON the ground for "A test on the Phil-
lips farm in the northeast corner OF
the southwest OF the northeast OF
32-i3-10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

u.rv .tass psopis now depend entirely
upon Marmola Prescription Tablets far re
dueing and controlling fat, one clever
actress tells that she reduced s'e.dl,y Ahd
nous Narru0ia Prescription. and now, by
iskinE Msrmola Tablets several tlmen =
year. Keeps her weight Just tight All
sood druEglsts sell AsrmoiA Prescription
Tablets at one dollar Tor a case. or ~ you
prefer you can secure them direct from
he Marrnnla Co. ssl2 Wood ward Ave
Detroit Mich. ~ you have not tried them
do So They are harmless and effective
Advertisement.
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Il. u. Smith and associates have n
new location and rig up for a test
on the Caibllnc farm In the south
east corner OF the northwest OF "a
1u-7e
Lewis ClnrX Petroleum corpora
tion has a rig up on the MarlOno
farm In the northwest Of the south
west Of the northeast Of IA-7n-se.
East OF Holdonyille tho Arkansas
Natural Gas company has made "a
location In 3I-7n-10c for deep
test 10 be drilled soon.
Tho shawnee WcwOka on COM
pany test on the townsite In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Prairie Wen Increasing
Production

The Prairie oil 4 Gas CO.'S No. >
well on the northeast edge ot the
Burbank. In the northwest OF the
northwest of tO-2B-6, which Inns
-wRbblng the pnst dny or two.
hridgCd behind the swnb sunday;
then when the swnb was Withdrawn
the oil broke tahrouRh the bridge.
flowing geo barrels into the tank In
"a hours IL II stlll flowing ncccly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Sh0uing in Greenwood
C0unfB Wildcat

Benson & Benson, Independence,
Kan, Operators drilled through the
I ,8OO.foot sand yesterday passing
up a nice showing of both oil aud
gus, In their wildcat test In the
northwest of 2i-20-ii, Greenwood
county, Krknnsas. They will no ON
To the regular i.SO0-foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624l w. PECK Residence 244a

upward trend TO the market. rather
than daily fearing "a cut In price.
stopped off the train In New York
city last week, and Il was 30 degrees
ueioW zero, everything CrAckeled
WIN Ice when you spring
uado isn't due in that part VI the
country yet aud until &c is. we cam
not attain normal conditions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Not Making Water

g. II. Burton. trustee, corrccts the
error reported IN regard to his VOL
on the G. G. Hicks farm. at the cen :
ter of the west line Of the south half
Of the northwest OF 30-20-S. 10 the
effect that water was plugged or
No water was encountered, says Mr..
Burton, n plug being set TO avoid
such possibility.
skinner sand was topped at 1906
feet and at 2.4S3 feet the wei IL pro-
duclng 125 barIels.
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hams Vegetable
|Co m poun d
when ] was a girl
for pains and be-
fore and after my
marriage. | now
have a sweet lit
tile baby boy and
will send you his
|pictureif ifyou wish
10 publish it. My
sisters also take
your medicine and
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-17
Wilcox Has Another Big
Wen Near BristOU

~. a. WILCOX drilled his test an
the lIarjo farm In section 3i-tO-H,
n hrcc feet deeper yesterday and the
well II NOW making 1000 barrels.
u thus lives up to It's earliest CSti-
mate which was made when the top
Of the sand was discovered tu bC
high.