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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Wiicor Big Vel Holding Up
at Initial Production

The Wilcox Oil & Gas Co. test in
the southeast corner of the south
west of the northwest of 33-l5-lO,
on the Z. J.. Post farm is still max
ing its initial production of 1900
barrels daily.
The Independent oil & Gas Co.
is drilling in the southeast corner OF
the northeast OF the northeas, of
32-l5-l0. The Independent also has
made a location in the southwest
corner of the southwest Of the north
east of 82-l5-l0.
The Mountain Fork oil company
is drilling in the southeast corner
of the northwest Of the northwest
OF 33-l6-l0.
The II. +. Wilcox oil & Gas Co.
Is drilling No. on the Post farm
at 45O feet, the location being in the
northeast corner of the southwest
Of the northwest Of 33-15-l0.
c. b, Lynch has made a location
for a test in the northwest corner
of the northwest OF the southwest
OF 33-15-l0.
The Wilcox oil & Gas Co. Is drill
Ing at l,i00 feet on the Samantha
| Post farm in the northwest corner
OF the northwest Of the southwest
of 33-15-l0,
The Gypsy OIL company Waite
| Philips and the Phillips Petroleum
corporation all have close-in acre
age.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

In the no 10 In l0-24-tw. This is
from the same sand at 21i5-35 feet.
The company now has four produc-
Ing wells on this quarer; Nos. 1 and
3 are producing from tho 1900 foot
sand and making 100 barrels daily
and Nos e and 10 from the 100
foot sand, No. s is producing around
100 barrels daily Tho company now
has n locations, including the pro-
duClng wells. and three Of thcee are
being drilled with rotary outfits.
The Prairie Oh & Gas Co. has 2O,-
100000 feet OF gas in 80. ! In 10
'24-l at 21l5.2b feet II made also
5S barrels OF OH in IL hours yes
tcrday
The Chompru No In 15-c4-l got
water lu the 2,600-foot sand and Is
.plussiug back to the sand az 1000
feet and swHhhing about 20 barrels
daily. When this sand was first en-
count"rcd iu this test 90 made about
. 100 barrels daily.
MCCaskcv-W arc drilling NJ
2.6-O feet in 40. Hayes In .24-L
an offset 10 tho Eu1ck wcll " the
Comar company They viii drill I'm
within the next few DAYS. The
/ Cumar's Euzek is making from 30
TO so barrels daily In the 2,G0Qfooi
sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
J. f. CrOsbie and Others
Testing out $500. Acre Bloch
in Red Rirer District

Special 10 The World.
ARDNORE. June ia deal call
ing for the drilling OF a wildcat in
the Horseshoe Bend district OF the
Red river on a block OF $500 acres,
in southern Oklahoma and northern
Texas, has been cOnsummatcd be-
tween J. +. Cgosb.e OF Tulsa ana
Charles s. Lynch and T.. s. Stahl Of
ArdmOre. Location for the test has
been made on the Robertson farm,
center of southwest Of northeast Of
16-S-2n, Love county Oklahoma,
The rig, which Will be
combination standard, is now
building and tools are cnroute 10 the
location from the MeNo field. Drill
ing will be started whit he rotary
and all sands will be barrc!-tested'
while all other formations viii pe
thoroughly examined by geologlsts
who will be on the ground con-
stantly. Drilling will be carried TO a
depth OF 5000 feet II necessary the
contract calling for the hole 10 be In
shape TO permit setting OF the 6-s
inch pipe at It's total depth inns
test is creating considerable interest
due 10 the favorable geological re-
ports which have been made on u hy
| geologists at the larger companies
and also the state and government
| surveys .-.
Tho blg concerns har" already ac'
auired acreage for protection ~ ~
vicinity Of the test W. u. Miner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Operations in the BidckUeH
Field


BLACkN ELL, june l0s-ps'o'
DeFo'opment company and H. l..
spencer nave made a location ana
are moving IN rig In the south
west OF ine noiih'a.t OF N'-'-lW.
hay county. rms Us hbeIN to prov,
To he ono OF the most Important
tests drllled IN northern ok'anoina
on account or ihn' district helns
passed upon as iaN'lahIe OH ana
gas area ny seNera. eminent k'o'1-
eiatS. The test VIII De spudded IN
within 10 days. X. T.. Hess OF
Blackwell has the dr''ling contract
Ih.s test VIII ne Iocal.d near lht
morrill, well drilled by Me11skoy x
Nent2' IN 1918 IN Whltn -VNO. .O"o
rect OF gas was FOUND a. Leu feet
II is believed that, the morrill, well
was located ON the southeast edge
OF the structure Which mas h''n
worked out from corttIailon OF wei
logs and suhsurtace daia AZ wei
surface exposures IL 's claimed
that the structure mas inc Ei'a''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
r. o. Box $50.

and because o1 the fact that the
gravel was very Loose and that the
sheet water had been exhausted a
tremendous explosion resulted.
Ihe earth was turned over in
great ridges ike some monster pillow,
with a plowshare 80 feet deep had
gone through. 1t and although the
explosion was over with instantly,
1t left a great nlowed field extending
from the wells TO the river and had
buried Tulsa's best-known team OF
fancy horses, together with folr or
five more horses and perhaps some
people, but n so. it was never made
known, as they We're certainly well
buried.
To this day. The marks of the ex-
plos.on are easily distinguished aud
any old timers down that way will
tell YOU all about it. The wells
were all located on the David Ship
man farm four or five miles south
of Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
OkiahCmd IRON Works
Keeps OpeR House

The Oklahoma Iron Works Kept
open house Saturday, and enter
tained all the oil producers. con-
tractors, and purchasing agents
luncheon being served at noon.
There was a big dance at the
Armory last night, at which a large
crowd enjoyed themselves to the
very limit.
Mr.. Sloan's well-known reputation
for hospitality was much enhanced
by the fine entertainment provided
and everyone left with a feeling that
Tulsa Is the best town on earth and
the Oklahoma Iron Works the best
organlzation OF its kind in the world
OIL men were there from every
state in the union where oil is pro
duced, and the unanimous .opinior
OF everyone present was that never
in the history of the oil game hac
there been u more lavish hospitality
or a more honest and well-meant
desire to please.
Yesterdays entertainment will e
down In history.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Wildcat Tests in the
WewOka and Okemdh
Districts

Special TO The World
WEWOKA, June 10.-The Doctor
Rood test in 1898 is down 800
feet and still drilling. The desperate
caves encountered tho last few weeks
seem to have been passed and II is
but n few days now until this test
Is expected to be drilled in
The r. II. Smith tost in 23-7-7 is
drilling at l,G00 feet and good prog
ross is now hcing made. a slight
showing was had around l,45O feet.
Tho r H. Smith well In 1855 has
the machinery on the ground and
derrick Is IN course OF erection. This
we'll is Just two miles southwest Of
Wewoka and Is one Of the most in
tcrcsting tests in the new WewoGa
field.
Tho Templenan test in 72-9-s has
rig timbore on the ground and the
rig builders are expected TO start
work Thursday morning If not soon
or.
The location Of Ossenbeck and as.
sociates I'm 1O-S-7 has slush pit and
cellar completed and the machinery
is expected on the ground the later
part OF this week.
Timber for the test In 1879 ID
being placed on the ground
The Tidal-Osage well In $3.50 II
drilling at about 500 feet This Is
the test Just about a mile and halt
northeast of Seminole city. this
| county.
The shawnee -Wewoka company or
the townsite Is waiting for some tim
bers necessary TO the change from
rotary to standard. These tlmbers
could not be had either in Shawnee
/ Holdonville or Wewoka and conee
/ quently some time has been lost
These parties expect this well on the
pump within the next week or 10
days.
A location has been made by Alex
ander Marshall In township II, range
s of this county. The exact section
or quarter section has not be mad'
public. This will be watched by the
oil fraternity with a great deal oi
interest as the geology Of this county
points TO one Of the best structures
IN the state IN this section OF tho
| county.
Other wells are expected in this
week in the Okemah oil fields and
these wells will be watched with
great deal OF interest by those inter
ested in Seminole county ne ali ihos,
who pretend to know about the pc
culiarity Of the oil formations think
that that field extends all the way
across Seminole county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Additional CompietiOns

The bringing in OF the No. car
michael well Of the Comar Oil COM
pany in 3-24-lw, In the Bliss-Ton-
kawa field, extends production one
half mile north Of any well and one
and one-hnlf miles north Of the See
lease of the Comar. which IS con-
sidered thus far the best producer in
the field, The Carmichael compile
tion now makes this field 2 Ia
miles in length. This well made 1l5
barrels yesterday from the sand at
2,lls-2 100 feet in six hours and viii
probably he drilled another foot into
the sand at once.
The Southwestern Petroleum com
pany has 10000, 900 feet Of gas and
a $50 to 300-barrel oil producer also
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Tight Race on for Lead in
Production in the Western
OSage

PONCA CITY, June l0--A tight
race is In progrees In tho western
Usage a. the present time to tase
the lead In production. with indica-
ions that the Philips Petroleum
Skcllv OH company interests may AZ
tain first place as SO has 80 wells
now drilling. nine OF which are ON
the 32u-1cre lease, for which the
companies paid q bonus OF over
81 600 600 at the last Usage sale.
There is no production az yet on this
particular lease. although some OF
tho wells drilling arc offsetting the
1900 barrel well on another lease
owned by the same company. This
we'll. when 10 came In last February
was really wildcat. u Is still flowing
naturally.
The leading producer IN tho west
ern Usage thus far has been the
Gypsy company which was stiff
bidder against Phillips ana Skelly for
the 32O-acre lease Second place IN
production has been hold fnr some
time by the Prairie on & Gas Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

f'r before production conservation
sgrocmcut became operative These
delayed deliveries under the come
u1rv's contracts aEgrcghtc about
g.Nu0. 600 barrels and viii hc made
up I'm the next few months Nurn
uis has been accomplished McN..au
S.lhoard rovcrt Co iakiugs of about
$4,000 barrels daily provided uuloi
conservation agreement Mexican
Soabolrds production tor the FIRST
five months this year was 1880 -
GOO barrels.
NGW YORK. Juno O-Whi'c
EnEle declared regular dividend.
payable july 10. stock record june
80.
NLW YORK. June lo--N CON.
,IusIuu of session ot Lockwood
committee yost,rdlv afternoon
Samuel uutcrwcy,r counsel EnNc
Roth. Lack and M'dv0'".l,opuu ..,
Inland mergers. olcou bill of health
ao far as the committee la D"u-
ltius1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Turkey Mountain DeUelop-
ment PrOUes Up Old Theory

Along back about 1906 ,P. j..
White and Frank Cfer drilled n
well down the Arkansas river which
proved 10 be the opening Of the
then famous Perriman pool. 1t
naturally brought to the front the
question as to where. and in what
direction the pool would extend and
Il was then that II looked as though
II would cross the river at Turkey
mountain and from thence wend its
way down 10 the Glenn pools
Everybody was asking the ques-
ton. (which way Is the new pool
golng?" Two OF the best-known oil
men had II figured Just exactly right
and made guesses that were far
more interesting than : anything
ever recorded in the history OF the
Mid-Continent field. These two
were Grant stebbins and John Ben
nett, production superintendent for
the Prairie Oil & Gas Co.
The pool Is going straight south
from the White & Ufer pool" said
Mr. Stebbins, until II gets down
near jerks, where II will cross the
river TO the, jerks tank farm and
then cross back again until it
reaches the production that Ross
and Greis have southeast OF jerks"
While John Bennett agreet with
Mr.. Stebbins. this was certainly sur
prislng as never before had trend
taken such an erratic course as did
the Perriman sand. The question
as 10 whether or not 1t would cross
the river at Turkey mountain was
discussed and was finally given up
because Of the shallow depth bf the
Perriman sand and the greater
depth in the Glenn pool.
The Perriman sand put a lot OF
the Tulsa oil men on easy street, as
for Instance Mr.. Stebbins himself
who had just completed his 2sth
dry hole and who owned the ad.
joining acreage on the south OF the
White & Ufer discovery well, II wa'
the beginning Of the Gladys Belle
Oh company.
Then there was the bunch who
developed what was known as the
SID Kernel farm Just above the tanl
IA N at jerks, made up as follows
2. II. Brady, Frank Moore. Bot
Lynch, Col. L, suppes, Luther MIL
Ter and David Shipman. But by fal
the most interesting feature of The
early development OF the Perrimar
pool was an explosion Of gas tha
mas never been equalled in this o.
any other field.
There was an old gas we'll witt
about 80 feet of casing at the rive
hank and some one undertook 4
shut off the gas by jamming III
easing at the t, ) with sledg
hammer This caused the gas
which had about 200 pounds pres
sure. 10 circulate all over the coun
try through the water sand, and Fl
nal.y break through the crust Of III
earth near the original well an,
another one that had been starte
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
.r, anrs~, vua,.t,uns
or for the Kemp Funeral

party of oil men and old-tlme
fr IDS OF L. Rogers Kemp left FOR
Tr- -burgh last night to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Kemp ana thu fac,
that there was large delegation
a. this time when travelling Is a
great discomfort showed plainly
tlat he was beloved by all.
John V. Mcmahon and John r.
Nan.on repre- sented tho Sinclair or
gaaization and Frank Hays, who has
Seen more closely associated with
81 Kemp than any other man In
Tulsa wac with them.
Rov G. w. Kerr, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, who will
have charge OF the obsequies, ana
who will be assisted by the pastor
o. the Point Breeze Presbyterian
church OF Pittsburgh, was with the
party
j. Arthur Hull, a lifelong friend
of Mr. Kemp's and with whom he
has been associated in Y. NJ, c. A.
work for many years is with the
party and Frank l.. Moore who has
been associated with Mr.. Kemp in
many oil ventures went along and
has had charge OF the arrangements.
Among the pallbearers who have
been selected at this end are L. r.
Tarwell, Frank J.. Moore and
George S. Bole and certainly no bet
ter selection could have been made.
!. II. Evans, X. z. Brewer and
John Lnrkin will represent the Ex-
change National bank at the funeral
and In addition 10 the above are r.
G. Jennings, Ralph Staister. Harry
W Black, j. B. Robinson, T.. VI
sloan, Miss Evelyn Mock. John
Sloan and his mother.
The train will arrive in Pitts.
hurgh at 7 a. m. Monday. and the
funeral will he held at $3.50 y. m.
from the church where Mr.. Kemr
worshlped during the early days Of
L-s narnnr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
o. p. & r. Purchase Excel
lent Piece of Financing

In connection with the acquisition
by the Oklahoma Producing Il Re
filming Corp. of the Oklahoma Cen
trail OIL company early IN the week
was one Of tho keenest pieces OF oil
company financing ever accom- p
plished. To acquire properties pro-
ducing something like $500 barrels
OF crude daily naturally made II
necessary to obtain several millions
of cash. The interest paid for this
money is probably less than has
been paid in any Otner oil financing
in the history Of the industry
The raising Of this vast sum OF
money was accomplished without
mortEaEing the O. +. 81 Il. properties
and the transaction will not be fol-
lowed by bond or note issue or the
issuance of either common or pre-
ferred stock.
OF course the Oklahoma Contra
stockholders are cashing out In good
shape, having invested their money
in an organization that proved emil
nently successful Considering the
price paid and the economical man
ner in which the acquisition of an
excellent group of properties was
financed, the purchase unquestion-
ably will prove an excellent one for
the stockholders OF oklahoma Pro-
ducing & Refining Corp.
4. O. Lilystrand, vice president OF
the Oklahoma Producing & Refining
Corp, who handled his company
end of the transaction. has built NJ
an enviahle reputation for hi;
shrewdness and initiative in IN,
financial end OF tho oil business. II
IS his genius in this line that has
been responsible for his being at the
age Of 81 a high official in one OF
the biggest Independent oil com
panles in the Md-Continent terri
tOrv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Did John Riddle farm tcst In the
southwest % tho southwest OF 49,
i2-s2 SngUoyah county. which was
abandoned three years ago at 1900
ie,. Tho Continental viii mako o
Test 10 tno 2.5o0-foot sand
The old ElJ3lr vcN had ID showing
Hi $500 'Dct but did not make
.omW"r.lul ull producer To quote
fuH NWN Grn.s "rh.a well has SOW
rrol t,o' 0f uu standing on top OF
the vut.r vhieh has boon there ovor
.u.r 'hc well was abandoned. but
lI" 800 wac rul .n paving quantities.
Tho Vrigr wHa at the location Tuos-
dnN.of tnIs week where he SOW the
uu with mis- own ,ta."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Western Oil Corporation
Branches out

The Western oil corporation,
which is operating a pipeline from
the Burbank field TO the railroad.
and another from the Pioneer field
IN Texas to tho Katy tracks at
Pioneer, is doing big business
these days in fact. up to the total
capacity of its lines.
The company Is now taking over
the Travis refinery at Duncan. which
has good gathering line connections
with The field, and Will operate same
under a rental clause with the pTivi-
legc of purchasing, for six months.
Henry May ieft for Pioneer FRI
day night, and is much enthused
with the layout down, there. on ac-
count Of the hign gravity OF the
crude produced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

geolog!st. associated with Carl n.
Smith Of Tulsa, surveyed the struc-
ture Tor the Crosbie and others in
tercsts.
Tho Red river district In the vicin-
ity OF the Horses oe BEND has been
closely observed during the past six
months and activity in that area
has been OF a most intensive variety
Location Of the Crushic test is siN
miles southeast OF the new Ameradn
pool and IN the general trend Of the
fields Of Carter and stephens coun.
ties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Midland valley to Run
Special Train Ia Usage
Lease Sale

Tho Midland valley Railroad com
parv makes announcement p- i'l-
lows For tho purpose ~ a.H"Wmu-
dating the oil mon attending ih"
Osngc lease mlo to ho held ut Paw
hus,a ON June rs, it viii Doe the
pleasure OF this company io run %
special train from Mus,useo to
pawnusku and return on th1t date.
leaving Tulsa Ht 1.3n o. m, und
making an stops ON tho going trip
to take ON passengers
Tho train viii leave PaWhuskn
pftrr the sale is closed, oN usual,
aud make an stops on iH" return
.trlp 90 discharge passengers at IN
tcrmcdiate points.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Petroleum Club VIII Hold
Memorial Services for
E. Rogers Kemp

There will be memorial services
held this afternoon at 300 o'clock,
at the Petroleum club. for r.. Rogers
Kemp who was a much beloved
member of the club, and tho speak
ers VIII be chosen from among those
who are In attendance, and who wish
10 say a word in regard 10 the life
and usefulness of a man whose loss
Is lrreparable,
There vii, be no definite program
but IL Will be nevertheless a most
fitting memorial service IN honor Of
the deceased.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
.Scquoyah County Tests
Going Niceiy

The Matthews Petroleum com
rany is drilling at 500 toot on a
deep test on the w. T Wilson farm,
southwost ot the town Of Wan IN
Sequoyah county and located In the
northwest Of the northwest Of l.
1l-21.
Tho Continental Drilling syndicate
Is putting up rig and expects TO
heRlu drilling by June 18Th, on the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Named State Oil Inspector

The state corporation commission
has named Lee Hopkins Of Pawhuska
state oil Inspector for Usage coun-
ty 10 succeed Ed F. Thomas. who
has resigned. Thomas was appointed
in 1919 and has been the boss In
the Usage since that time, 80 far as
enforcing drilling regulations Is con-
.cerned. Hopkins has been working
IN the court clerks office at Paw
bngka
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Pierce oil Has Big Fire
in Mexico

The Pierce oil corporation refin-
cry in the Tampico field. Mexico,
has been partly destroyed by fire,
according 10 wire reports from there
yesterday. The damage is estimated
at approximately 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

NEW YORK High production or
100000 barrels of crude oil In Mny
by Mexican Soabosrl Is explained
by tho fact that II represented In
Part takings by customers who were
unable because of shortage Of tank
steamers TO take all oil contracted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
Ticker Dope

TAMrlCO Transcontincutal Pc
troleum, Standard of Scw Jersey,
completed IT'S Calcaliao No. Wild
cat, six miles from nearest produe-
ton, with 700 initial flow at 2,17O
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Kansas & Gulf Co completed
Greedy well 40. 8 IN Frolence, kan,
district with initial production Of
400 barrels. Two wells on the
Brown lease and one on the Bradeu-
Brown are expected TO reach COM
plction stage in tho next few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Nanted-50 to 100-barrel pro-
auction with additional drilling To-
tatons. Also good drilling proposi-
IONS. Give full information and
p'l.e IN first letter. Address p %,
BOX o3l. Tulsa. a.-Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

Lindsey farm, known MS tho BOSTON
test. Two miles southwest OF New
Kirk. There are now several strings
Of tools In the hole. hut it is under.
stood that an attempt Will be made
to drill by them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
To Resume Drilling

The Globe on company OF Denver
announces that financial arrange
ments have been made for the com
pletlar Of the wildcat test on the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

wa buy small lease in active
proven section, or an interest in drill
,hg well, or will take drilling con-
u.Sct on choice ground. Describe
tuily 3l4 New Oklahoma Hotel
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
OIL AND GAS
Lensrs--suppliss--Production. Eto.

, ID AND GAS LEASE for sale, or
az ing proposition; north half OF
Ee, ION 30, township ION, range lac,
herTy Bailey. Okmulgee, Okla.-Ad-
Nerusement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

"iii sell or consider drilling prop
oS',!on In 5-l6-9. Call Usage l016.
Advertisement.