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Patents

PATENTS developed and manufactured. Our business is aiding investors build ing their models and the nanufactur- ing and designing of all tools and small machinery. Fred G. Breul, 281 Kossuth St. '19I2SaI
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Poultry and Supplies

BREINER'S SEED STORE SEEDS of all kinds. flower. field and garden Onion sets and seed potatoes. All kinds poultry feed. Wholesale and retail 25s6 Fairfield Ave. Noble 434
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The route for any automobile trip in southern New England or eastern New York will be published on re- quest to Auto Trips editor.
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Real Estate For Sale
Real Estate Wanted

IF TT IS REAL ESTATE or business opportunities you want to buy sell. Inquire David Apstein 373 Stillman St. Tel. Bar. TOSS. U17all* STEPHENS BUSINESS EXCHANGE All kinds of insurance. We call sell your business. If your house is for sale or rent see Clients waiting. 305 Liberty Bldg. Bar. 1889. 29aIis
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Plumbing

CAVANAUGH & FINNEGAN PLUMBING, THINNING and Heating Furnace work and Jobbing a. speciality. 1862 U12aIs
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Upholstery

c. STRAM for upholstering and refinish- ing of antique furniture. Mattresses made over. 226 Colorado Ave. (rear). Residence 221 Colorado Ave. Noble AT.
 L1sall"
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Optician

P. c. GILLETT, 20 Post Office Arcade,
 Upstairs R13aII* F. LYMAN & SON, Optometrists 126 State St. Eye examina tfonS, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Repair work of all kinds. Bar 1606. '19124dS~
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Monuments
Mortgages and Loans

= We loan cn first mort gages; also we have all kinds of prop erty for sale. Business, city or resi- dential. Farm and lots bought and sold or exchanged. Frank Leganwicz, 2S5 East Main St. Phone Noble 3139.
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THE CHARTER OAK SECURITY CO., tate Mortgages Insurance Foreign Exchange. D. Fischer, Manager, 12s1 State St., cor. Colorado Ave. Bar. 2214. U2Sa |"
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HAIRDRESSER dandruff, see Stratford Ave appointment. mum 1904.
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Wanted To Buy

IT'S IDLE MONEY - Convert your old
 Gold, Jewelry and Silver into cash. Value cheerfully s1ven. Clarence W. Eddy, 4e Cannon St. Phone Barnum 9O6-2. U32aii*
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IS THE FLIvvER SICK? Come and see me. bc per hour. ]. Boucner, ITO Grandfied St Uleaus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
TOnkaWa Field Mighty
ActiUe

Special 10 Tho World
TONkAWA, Okla. May s.
The Tonkawa field is still retaining
its reputation as one of the best
shallow gas areas in the state. The
sensation AZ the close of the week
was the drilling in Of No. 3 East
Murray the southwest of 10-24-1w
by the Southwestern Petroleum COM
pany Total depth 2,235 feet when
35-OO0,000 feet of gas was encoun-
tered.
The Smith farm, northeast OF Is
2f-l west is proving one of the best
leases in the field. The Amerada
Petroleum corporation which owns
the oil and gas rights on the tract,
was the principal in the outstanding
feature Of the week. No. 3 f. very
fair producer I'm the 2.lO0-foot sand.
The bit penetrated the top at 1870
feet, and at feet in production
was had. The gauge showed $50 bar
rels for II hours or 700 barrels for
the 24-hour day Saturday. No. I
was deepened 1-2 feet last week
IN the 2,1OO-toot pay and had its
flow increased TO $50 barrels.
This week the drill was put down
two feet deeper with a flow of 900
barrels, Saturday No. Z Is still good
for 1000 barrels No. ., which is
being deepened, is now drilling at
2,165 feet The drill will be put
down to the 2,60O-foot sand to in
crease production.
Comar No. Rudolph Ruzek, the
southeast OF 3-25-1w. is drilling at
2,135 feet. Comar No. Carmichael,
the northeast of 3-24-1w, is down
2,120 feet. The two wells should
show the pay in the 2,600-foot for
nation within n week. The same
company's No. 2 a. See the north
west of 15-24-1w IS understanding
the IA inch at 2,225 feet. No. 4
ga me tract is drilling at 6S5 feet. The
lO-inch casing at No. is being un-
der-reamed at 1888 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
Roland Getting Another
Wei South of Famous
Poor Farm

The Roland oil company is get
ing a good well in pay topped at
3,143 feet. just half mile south of
the county poor farm, made ia
nous by the Wilcox oil & Gas Co.'S
2,000-barrel wells. The Roland test
is in 2-15-S.
The Roland oil company has also
Just completed n 75-barrel we'll In its
Durant well No. . in lS-l6-9, Bris-
tow district.
The Prairie Oil e Gas Co, fishing
for pipe in the deep test in 13-l5-7,
has recovered 1000 feet of same and
expects 10 he able to hook on to the
remaining joints Immediately. 1t
will be interesting 20 know how
badly the pipe is injured by the
fOur-fOot fail.
The Brad 'rr.' Dr company and
A. r LOWE -En..r 90 dri'l IN their
No. 3 MU!H.. -'.ou In gT-i6-9
today T.r the Bristow
district Ia.. .ur ~ $4,000
barrels ".. e, -, 20,
%, -'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
Gas Well That Opened Pool
to BE Drilled Deeper
for Oil

Special 10 The world
u u A G k w l. l. l., May S--The
Blackwell oil 4 Gas Co. and II. L.
Spencer No. In the northwest Of
the southwest OF 13-26-lw. has fin
ished mudding off its production Of
30,000,000 feet OF gas in four sands
at $40 feet and is being drilled for
Oil. Present depth 800 feet.
AS this test has opened a new gas
field between Blackwell and Tom
kawa. expert oil men now hold the
opinion that new oil field viii be
opened In that locality and opera
tion at that location is being more
closely watched than at any point
in northern oklahoma.
Another big gas sand Is expected
around 1900 feet while production
is predicted between 2,3i0 and 2,365
feet. In this event dozen locations
will he made and deep tests drilled
Tor oil. A deal Is pending for near
by acreage for which the owners
demand $375 per acre for the oil
and gas rights on the tract.
Before midsummer the territory
south. southwest and east Of Black
well is expected to have an active
play. The Marland Interest and
Blackwell parties are expected to
take the initiative in drilling the
first deep test. If the surface geol-
ogy is favorable a deep test will be
put down at n locality four miles
south i'm or near the center Of Round
Grove township.
In the locality cast the location
for deep test It IS reported VIII be
In the northeast Of 3l-27-2e, or an
adjoining quarter, one mile south
and eight miles east Of Blackwell.
Marland southwestern location II is
said Will be in section 90, seven miles
south and two and one-half west or
northwest Of Tonkawa. The loCa-
tion southwest OF the Blackwell par
ties 1t is reported will be in 6-26-lw,
as the crow flies six miles southwest.
In the old Blackwell field the
Blackwell oil & Gas Co. Is deepen
ing the ]. h. Smith No. . west half
OF the northeast quarter of 6-2S-le,
from tho 3,200-foot sand to the
Blackwell sand at 3.I00 feet, IN
order to increase production. Tho
No. j. A. Wolf the southeast quar-
ter Of 6-2S-le. from the 1900 to the
i,000-foot formation for gas.
No, 23 j. l.. Welch the southwest
quarter OF 17-2S-lc, McCaskey g.
Vent. is making so barrels nat
ural at two feet in the sand at $3.50
feet.
II. l.. Spencer and the Blackwell
oil & Gas co. are drilling at 2.20O
feet at No. | Irwin Knox farm. in the
northeast OF the southeast Of 3-35-
1w. between Hunnewcll and South
Haven, Kan, in southern Sumner
county.
George Neher and Henry Stauf-
facher are spudding at 500 feet with
star rig for gas on the Poyton
farm, the northwest OF 3l-2S-le, the
old Blackwell field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
Sinclair Raises TdnkDdgons
Price; Standard of Indiana
promptiy Meets 1t

The Sinclair people when they
.i,n,,,ced an advance OF l cent per
an.iion on gasoline, in the terrific
60, seryed by them, most of which
',.,,bin the confines of the stand
of Indiana Territory, certainly
ee.,ei something and the refiners
"a rnarketers in this vicinity are
J on Giving them credit for the ad-
80 which was promptly met by
NO standard of Indiana.
h considered the forerunner
a, advance in crude and certainly
,o better way of getting the good
nul of the oil producers in the Mid
snrtirent field could be conceived.
:, Ia n ciuch that a 25-cent advance
:. The price OF crude would go
tprtber in bringing the entire oil
tSatornitv in the Mid-Continent
told over onto the side of the Sim
clair crowd in the matter of the
Teapot Dome and Its vast posi-
bilitles for profit.
II is also an interesting fact that
In starting this advance In price the
sinclair people who operate in Dem
yer we're promptly met by the Con-
,inentAl, which Is the Standard in
colorado. 1t is thus easily under
stood that all the marketing con-
Germs recognize the fact that there Is
4 real demand for better price and
Are only too willing to follow when
someone starts the advance.
II will add greatly to the looks
OF things and It is much better that
the advance begins now than later
on. or after the spring business Is
further along. The marketers
throughout the country should
know by this time that gasoline Is
scarce and hence anticipate further
advances by making the contract
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
Second .ShofD of Oil and
Gas in ArdHiOTe Test

Special TO Tho world.
ARDMORE May S.-A second
showing of oil and gas has been
drilled through In the Westheimcr-
Daube No. . fec, in the southwest
OF northwest Of 21-5s-lc. onc-elghth
mile east Of production in the
Amerada field. Tho second sand
was found at 915-93O feet and pro-
duced at the rate Of onc-half bailer
OF oil and hour 100000 cubic feet
of gas. The first sand passed
through in thiA test was encouut-
cred at S83-S95 feet. and is maxi
ing 100000 cubic feet of gas. The
well is now drilling In blue shale at
$50 feet
The Franklin test on the George
farm, southeast Of northwest Of
17-5s-1c, one and one-fourth miles
northeast of production, drilled
through an oil sand at l763-S0 feet,
and is now in brown shale at $500
feet. There is several hundred feet
OF oil In the hole. and the operators
believe the sand drilled through
would yield a small producer, but
are deepening in search Of more
prolific pay. Thus far the show
ings encountered in the Franklin
well have correlated favorably with
those in the Amerada field pro-
ducers, showing a dip in structure.
Production Of the Westheimer-
Daube No. fee, northwest of
southwest Of 2l-bs-1c. which IN
the first well in southern Oklahoma
to produce from lime pay. Is hold
ing up its yield in fine manner, with
daily output Of more than 200 bar
rolls which IL has maintained for
more than a month. The lime was
topped At 1878 feet with the drill
in it at 1883 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
Operations in the Robber-
son Field

Special TO The World
PAULS VALLEY, May s.-Two
important tests in the Robertson
field OF Garvin county are due to
drill In during the next few days,
Wrishtsman oil company No. /
Love-Newberry, in the northwest OF
the southeast OF l3-1n-3w is ce-
mented on top OF sand showing
oil and gas. The same operators
No. l Derdsyn in the northeast OF
the northeast OF 1S-1n-3w, e-half
mile west OF production is on top
Of a sand Mt 1855 feet which had a
good showing Of oil and gas follow
Ing a core-barrel test taken prior 20
the cementing Of the casing. The
showing in this test was the cause
OF much activity I'm the western por-
tion Of the pool during the past
week, and great deal Of acreage
changed hands at good prices.
Wrightsman Oil company No. !
Richardson in the southeast OF the
northwest of 24-ln-3w, southeast OF
production, Is drilling below 2,1O0
feet after missing all the Robher-
son sands, and viii be completed at
2,200 feet. according to reports. un-
less a pay is found before that
depth Is reached,
c. F. Worley. sheriff Of Garvin
county. Is associated with e. G..
Mays and j. a. Camp OF Pauls VAL
ley. In the drilling OF a well, rig for
which has been completed in the
northwest Of 13-In-Sw, offsetting
the Judson OIL company's gasser on
the north. The same operators
will drill No, on the same lease,
q aCrea east of No, |.
Benedict and others failed to find
production in their No. in south
west Of the southwest OF 15-ln-3w,
drilling into salt water at 154O feet
after drilling out the plug, They are
now drilling deeper
Sinclair oil e. Gas Co. has the
star rig up to drill in It's No. | in
the northeast OF the southeast OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09

spent tho winter In Miami, Fla,
while his brother. S. r. Maier. went
TO California ana both had very
pleasant vacations.
=. T.. Hinton OF Chelsea. ohla..
was In tho city IN conference wits
u. J Mater and both are interest Cd
iu tho lola fiold in Kansas. Mr..
Hinton statos that his town In pros.
porous. I'm that they nre expecting
enormous crops around that localry =
this year. Also. thcv are putting
iu between three and four thousand
acres ot cotton which IS new ci-
tetpriao for that section OF the
country However, II Ia q tritle
FAR north FOR cotton. but experts
sov that 10 has great possibilities
This venture is being promoted by
the Chelsea chamber of commerce.
In addition 10 this, thero will be
cotton gin built very soon. to take
care of tho crops.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
BarRSddH Stock
Fluctuations

There has been much speculation
ss to why Barnsdall Oil corpora
ton stock has made such a sensa-
tonal decline during the last day
or two, 1t having sold as high as
Sj5 per share late In the week, and
closed yesterday at s43.
II is an unheard of proceeding
on the part of the manipulators of
the market, that a stock that is
50 conservative as the Barnsdall,
corporation is should make so sud
den a fluctuation. 1t was fore
cast a week ago that something
was up, when the Prentlss Moore
confidential bulletin took a crack
at this concern, but it was not
thought that there was any par
ticular significance In anything
that he might send out.
Many times during the dark DAYS
Of last year. the same news agency
has reported one company after an
other as being under pressure
And while 1t all had an effect. IT
Is a remarkable fact that Mid
Continent oil concerns got through
with less difficulty and fewer fall
ures, than any industrial organiza-
tons anywhere.
careful inquiry among men who
know the game. leads TO the con-
/ cllsion that the attack on the
Bsrnsdall corporation was purely a
! stock jobbng deal. and a raw one
At that. The concern is going on
about the business OF producing and
refining oil, and as things are now,
will give good account of itself.
II has conservative management
! and its officials are executives OF
| the highest order.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
Shut or Big Gasser

Grant county the big gas well OF
Schonwald and Gurley on the Mar
tin farm has been mudded off and
work Of deepening the hole to the
3.3O0-foot 3 oil sand is now In prog
ress II is understood that the own
ers found but slight demand for
the gas and decided TO 20 deeper.
This is the No. . and the No. Is
drilling at 900 feet.
Tho Blackwell OH & Gas co. No.
Martin ls on top OF the oil sand
and the same company has rugged
up the No. l.. ID. Lane to deepen
IL 60 the oil sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
COliinsUiiie Wei Better
Than First Expected

opecIaT % The World
tOillNSNiLLE, May s.-Thc oil
wen on the southeast of 2I.22.is,
one milc west Of Colllnsvillc. which
was Drought IN saturday by Hancock
ana Porter. the saunders oil n Gas
Co, and Crawford BROTHERS. Inc.
and was reported ns making 200
barrels, turned To u aSO-barrcIcr. II
was brought In AZ 1850 feet and
was only six inches IN the Burgess
sand, and Is flowing 10 barrels per
hour. 1t viii he drilled In further
Us soon as tankagc can he secured.
The oil Is OF a high grade and tested
~ gravity. This well II nm offset of
The OO,OOO-foot gasscr that was
brought IN three weeks ago and
which Is now making 5000 900 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09

his test six milce north Of Del Rio
In Nelverde county. ana expects 10
cct tho Pennsylvania sands at about
$500 to 5000 feet.
since the beginning Of tho Rec
hmation test, there have been five
orr siN other tosts started on the
north aldo of tho Rio Graudc." said
MIR. Mcintyre. "and personally. tho
Reclamation oil syndicate has app
proNimniolv oUO.UuO acres under
lease ON both tho American and
Mexican sides Of the Rio Grandc."
Il. 4. Macarthur ~ tho Barns
dan corporation VIII leave tomorrow
night for Billings Mont, to spend
several days ON business.
~ H. McTaun W tho Meridian
Petroleum corporation win return
today from wichita Fails aud other
points iu TuNIs. where he has been
on o. several duye business trip.
: W. Doatlc, ~ tho Kansas &
Culf CO.. VIII rctWn this morning
from wichita Fails ToNaa
F W. Gcn,ncr Of tho Harnsdau
.uruutariuu lrnyos today fpr p,tts-
mu-h pa. whore hc win remain
for 40 days.
o.. D. Major OF Linn. Ohio. is u
the yf. Bud states that Lima is cN-
porouctuE quite boom ana many
now building 1rc eoiur mp and says
lint rIuco the now lO-story hotel
was ,tmrlpf,d rpvgrYI otnyr Inn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
ID. p. Fieeger Starting Fire
Kansas Tests

D. p. (PorD Fleeger, ~ starting
five tests in Elk and Greenwood
counties, Kansas, rigs moving in for
all OF them today.
In the southeast OF the southwest
Of 26.29-9. Elk county, Kansas, Mr.,
Fleeger Ia moving in timbers.
The test in tho southeast OF the
northeast of G529-9, is timbers on
the ground.
Mr.. Fleeger has a rig going up
for a test in the southeast of the
southwest OF the southwest OF 24-29-
10. and for another In the southeast
corner OF the southwest OF 27-29-10
Elk county.
The Derby oil company and d. J.
Fleeger is putting up a rig for a
we'll in the southwest or the north
east Of tho northeast OF 1859,
Greenwood county, Kansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
f. ROgey. +t. and The
independent Drifting in
Producer at Okemnh

Excitement is rife in the Okemah
district today, owing to the drilling
in of the L. Rogers Kemp-Indepen-
dent Oil q Gas Co.'S test offsetting
the Midwest & Gulf oil corporation
wildcat. The Kemp p-Independent
well is reported to have several hun
dred feet of oil in the hole from
sand topped at 3,095 feet. 1t is To-
Gated in the northwest corner OF the
northwest of 12-10-9, Mr.. Kemp
was at the well all day Monday,
experimenting it's completion
and a later report is looked for with
interest,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
NinOt & MiROt Operations

Minot & Minot report that No. 4,
Cottany in the east half OF the
southwest OF 3l-16-1l Is drilling at
500 feet.
Webb e. Jennings and Minot &
Minon are spudding in In
No. l in the southeast OF 23-16-l0,
Roga farm in the Slick district.
on tho Voicy-Call farm, located
in the northwest OF 24.l6-14, Bald
Hin district, they are drilling at 800
feet.
Webb e. Jennings and the Minot
interests have made location in the
northeast Of 34-19-l4, I'm the Broken
Arrow district for their No. l well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
ThirtD-fiUe NeU Locations
Made in The Western
Usage
Usage

PONCA CITY. May S.-Thlrty-
five new locations. many Of them
inside, were made in the western
Usage or Hickman pool tho past
week, making total OF more than
100 locations TO be made during the
past five weeks or since the iuau-
Each concern Is rushing develop
ment 10 protect itself in the flush
production IN that district. The
total production at the present
time is $500 daily, a considerable
increase over week ago.
The continued rains interfered to
such on extent that there Woro but
few competitions in the western
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09

CHICAGO, May s.-Standard Oil
increased price of gasoline one cent
a gallon.
NEW YORK. May s.-standard
Oil OF Indiana declared regular
quarterly 81 dividend payable June
10, stock record May II.
Cosdon q Co. will benefit largely
by advances in refined oil prices,
principally gasoline because of it's
large refining operations and its big
supply of refined and crude oils in
storage, IL Is turning out about 90
million gallons gasoline monthly and
advance of two cents gallon In
gasoline price in recent weeks adds
an annual rate of $5,0O0.0OO to Cos.
den profits. This appreciation is
equal to or in excess Of 10 a share on
the common. Company's net produc-
ticn after deduCting all royalties and
working interests Is averaging 1900
barrels crude oil daily all OF which
Is in Mid-COntinent field, lis pipe
line system is handling 40 900 bar
Tels crude oil daily. Company has
approximately 100000 barrels re-
fined and crude oils in storage, large
part of the crude having been
bought at cheap prices.
Texas company has increased
price OF gasoline one cent per gal
Ion effective Tuesday May Q.
Lee, Higginson & Co. are 10 offer
today S2O,OOO,OOO 6 per cent pre-
ferred stock of Shell Union oil cor
poratlOn at 90 and accrued dividend
to yield about 6.25 per cent,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
Ticker Done

Tidewater oil company three
months ended March 81, l922, sur
plus SSS,lS2 after charges and tax
against deficit {i,ss6,491 in first
quarter 1921.
NEW YORK-Sinclair and Stand
ard OIL have advanced bunker fuel
oil 10 cents per barrel 10 S1.25 IL.
Sinclair OIL and Refining company
has advanced tank wagon price of
gasoline one cent n gallon through
out its territory, also advanced bunk
er fuel oil 10 cents n barrel in New
York harbor 10 S1.26 1-2 (. n. +.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
RepOrted Getting Well in
the Paden District

The Western States Oil corpora
tion is reported TO have 500 feet of
oil in the hole from sand topped at
1895 feet, in its deep test in
14-12-S, northeast of the town
OF Boley in the Paden district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
MannfOrd Well to BE Drilled
Deeper Again Today

The Gillette and associates test in
the southwest Of 36-2O-Se, Mannford
district, Pawnee county, is TO be
deepened again today. IL was drilled
about one foot deeper yesterday,
without increasing production. The
we'll is now making $40 barrels per
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09

the recent announce which
tipped" the information that the
next sale OF leases on Usage Indian
lands will he held at Pawhuska IN
June and that the offer will include
sections 2. IL. IL. %, 26. S5 In ~
Sc. No official continuation has as
yet been received. however.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09

Osage during tho week. development
work being f3r below normal Tho
Prairie oil s. Gas Co. No. S in the
northwest of 4-26-Gc was complot-
ed, making 3G2 barrels from the
sand AT 2.S7O To 2.964 feet. follow
ing shot of So quarts Of nitro.
Production nf the District.
The production OF tho entire
northern oklahoma district, or
within radius Of 20 miles Of Poncn
city, is placed nt 1880 barrels at
the prcaout time. being divided
among the various pools az follows:
Hickman, $500; Bliss Tonkawa,
1900; Dilworth- PeCkham, 2,45O;
South Pouca. 1900; Mcrvne, 1850,
and Deer creek, $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-09
Iedgfe Announces Consun,-
nation of Agreement

NEW YORK--W. c. Teagle, pro-
sssSor or the Standard Oil company
~ New Jersey, declared today that
Me committee of oil executives
rGn nniGn recently visited Mexico, has
,aehed an agreement with Secre-
Mr. OF the Treasury de Ia Huerto
sSelns sos OIL taxes in Mexico upon
sound and permanent basis. This.