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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

Friday-In unselnshness. Acts Xxx
25-35.
Saturdny--ln hclpfulness. Act,
xxvii. Ella.
To Think About.
Tell why.
What lis our church doing for for.
cign missionaries:
why should We consider the call OF
the foreign field?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
Many Seeking pns.,,,r,..

IfN'I'BURG. VA. May 23.--Tho
clerk Office of the Federal District
court here now is receiving an uu-
usual number OF applications for
passports To he used in Europeap
travel during the coming summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
SAYS RHEUMATISM
LEFT RIGHT AWAY
She Has Not Had an Ache or
n Pain Since She Took
Plant Juice.
SUFFERED ALI. HER LIFE
Says the Herbal Remedy Also
Relieved Her Of Bad
Stomach Trouble.
SUFFERED ALI. HER LIFE

Its the truth that | could see Il
chang" Ia nny condition right away
after started taking Plant Juice.
and haven't had q single rh-umati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
H Looked Like
a Hickory Leaf
In the Fall

one day ] met a friend" writes
y. O. Ag.e. OF Hamilton, Ala He
looked so bad-well. he looked Tx.
hickory leaf in the fall. told
aim for a few cents could get him
medicine that would help him. \
lew weeks later I met him-he looked
N" picture Of health. lust one box
of -. Joscph's Liver Regulator dfd
him Of his liver trouble :"
I you sUf"r with biliousncss. con
Stpati"n. indigestion or similar trou.
hIcs". get YOU a box OF 81. ,Ioscnb,s
Liver Regulator. II is a purely ycp.-
'ap!" compound of roots and herbs
natures true laxative. supplied only
III powdered form. II has been used
nm :" traction for over hfty years
our druggist can supply you-
!arE. cans. &c. Clip and mail mi.
advertisement 10 the GcrstIe Mcdicin.
90. Memphis. Tenn. for free sample
ana a 1929 ST. Josephs Almanac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
The Field Of Holy Writ

Save for my daily range.
among the pleasant fields OF Holy
Writ
| might despair.
-Tennyson.
international Sunday School
Lesson.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
International Sunday school lie,

second Quarter: Lesson IN.
jeremiah NNvi May ~. 1872.
Golden Text. Amend Your WAYS
anu your doinGs and obey the
S,.olcc oil Jehovah.-Jeremiah XNvi..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

loved my country SO as only they
Who love u mother fit 10 die for may
loved her old rcnown. her stainless
fame:
What better proof than that ioathed
her. Shamc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23

three nice deer and Mr.. Mccullough
shot three tho remainder OF the
party got six among them
After week spent on tho Flow
erg ranch. Mr. Foster and Mr. Me-
Cullough went back 10 san Antonio,
whore they were 1olncd b. Walter
X Campbell ana his son James of
Tulsa. Henry May, formerly Of Tulsa,
but now resident OF Fort Worth,
and G. W. Wolch OF Tulsa ana went
70 Arkansas Pass. Texas for "A two
day duck hunt, during which time
they Killed and brought home with
them more than three hundred
ducks. Arkansas Pass. which is just
OF the CUR OF Mexico Is seemingly
the winter feeding grounds for all
varieties NJ ducks, says Mir. Foster
who reports them exceptionally
plentiful.
There is Just ono thing | have TO
soy about san Antonio said Mr.. Fos-
ter, who concluded his trip with n
visit with friends In that beautiful
city, 'and that Is, 10 has more parks
than any city / have ever visited,
and while / am mighty glad 10 get
back 10 Tuisu, / can mover be quite
satisfied until we have AZ much ter
rltory laid out into parks as San
ANTONIO HuW mas, Iho CITY " a moo -
ern Garden OF Eden. Il is literally
dotted with lovely well-kept parks.
Also, each addition added to the
city must donate certain propor-
tion OF its acreage for yet another
municipal park. san Antonio's mu-
niclpal golf links In ono OF the
larger parks was another feature
that Tulsa should have and that
soon. Tho parks abound with lakes.
swimming pools, aquarluns. etc,
but nothing is so popular "a the
golf links aud | think Tulsa citizens
should get together on similar
proposition for this city Immediately.
Another thing" concluded Mr.
Foster, san Tone is a mighty poor
place for rat people; / gained nine
pounds IN weight the three weeks
! was down there; Mr.. McCullough
gained II pounds and his son kot-
meth, who has been III IN sani-
tArlum there for several month IL
practically well ana has put on 20
pounds of flesh The McCulloughs
are purchasing a ranch which Ken
meth Will continue to manage, while
they expect 10 return TO Tulsa in
February"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER &c. 1922

we're discussed. were "standardiza-
tlon OF OIL Country Material" "Evap-
GRAFTON Losses Between Well and
Point OF Sales" and Psychology OF
the Human Element of the Labor
Turnover"
The ladies OF the Methodist church
OF Barnsdali served lunch 20 all in
attendance, which was enjoyed to the
fullest extent.
The regular Christmas bonus,
which the Barnsdall corporation is
sues each year 10 It's employees. was
distributed at this meeting.
Following the above meeting, n
meeting was held OF the Barnsdall
Benevolent association, and wha.
has been done by this association for
the past year was reviewed, and ell
were pleased with the result OF the
years work, and they are very proud
OF what the association stands for.
Those attending the meeting from
Tulsa were Mr.. Macarthur. Mr.. and
Mrs. jacobson, Mr.. Messner Mr.. and
Mrs. Schlosser, Mr.. Thornell and
Mrs. Andrews.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Much Actipity in 1873

Considerable activity ls under way
In and around the country near De-
new, in township Is, range 3, aud
the week Just passed showed the
completion OF n number of good
wells. with few outside tests nn-
der way, something new may be add
ed in the very near future and the
lower sands will also he tested out
Around seotion Z. and Q Is where
the most activity prevails Those
who have holdings In this area look
for some larger wells, and they
think the possibilities are very good
for new territory being added. Work
will naturally slow up during tho
holiday season, but considerable new
work IL looked for after tha first OF
the year.
A resume Of the work now under
way will be shown covering each
section OF the township.
But one test Is located In section
1, that belonging 10 f.anigan & Co.
where rlg has been built on the
Scott farm. In the southwest quar-
ter,
In section 9. II, r. wilcox OIL a
Gas Co No. 8. Heneha, was a 1000
barrel well from S,075 TO S.09s feet
The No, Cat OF the Carter oil com
pany has reached a depth OF 1910
feet, and the No. Chapman of the
Roland OH company is a rig, Me-
Mahon a Potter has n RIG up FOR q
second test.
The Wilcox OIL 6 Gas Co. has the
.only test drilling in section 3. and il
the No. Z Snapp, which is fishing al
.e.s60 feet.
4 One well drilling and another RIG
aIp is the status of tho work in Sec
.tien 4. Here the Prairie oil & Gas
20. has rig constructed for an ini-
tial test on the Miles farm and the
independont oil q Gas Co. No. /
-1'ulsom. is drilling at SEQ feet
Four tests are under way IN sec
tion D. The Carter OIL company ls
drilling two on the Fulsom. No. 1
5is down LOCO feet and No. Is drill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Willard Foster Home From,
Big Hunting Trim

Willard Foster. prominent oil man
ana head OF the Tulsa Oxy- hydro
company. returned home yesterday
from a three weeks hunting trim I'm
southwest Texas and the northern
border OF old Mexico. and reports
tho most phenomenal luck OF the
season, HIS party having bagged IL
tine deer and literally barrels OF
ducks, quail, etc.
Mr. Foster was Joined In San An
tonic by Grant II. McCullough. who
with Mrs. Mccullough and their son
Kenneth are spending the winter
az the Saint Anthony hotel nj san
Antonio, and by Doctors Beatty and
klingman OF Boekart. Texas, and
u, II. Flowers, prominent Texas
rancher. and went overland 10 their
permanent hunting camp on the
Flowers ranch, about one hundred
miles southwest.
The country Is thickiy covered
with sage brush and mesquite. and
| have never found such wonderful
hunting grounds In all my eN-
perience," said Mr.. Foster yester-
day, "On several occasions We each
shot rs quail In an hours time and
the boys claimed that they veritahly
dreamed or great flocks OF ducks
flying low overhead, we encountered
so many during the day. I shot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Much ActiUify in Texas

Fidelityl lGardenshire No. IN
section ~, II & T block s. Caddo
district, made 2s0 barrels tho first
30 hours, and was flowing by heads,
Sand was topped at 1850 feet. and
lis now 2.055 feet deep, and shut
down for pipeline connection. Win
be drilled to about 3,075 feet,
Texas-C bnsclidated No. Martin
in section i04o S. 4. n L.. Caddo
district, stephens county. made 4s5
barrels In two hours after being
turned into the tanks. IL Is making
II 500, 900 feet OF gas.
Ianreth No. Poindexter. r.
a. l., section 81, Shackleford coun-
~, fbex pool, topped the gray lime
at 3.46l feet, total depth 3,61T feet.
Was plugged back TO S.5s7 feet and
shot. and had an initial production
ot $50 barrels the first 81 hours, and
also made a little water.
Mid-Kanaas No. In section II,
Cleark Fork district, stephens coun .
ty is drilling at a072 feet. Topped
the gray lime at 1850 feet, and
made one head OF is barrels tho last
% hours, and IS barrels the day be-
fore.
owens and Burkett, Gray-Sanger
No l. Metcnlf survey C.S. paio
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Wyoming.

Ing at l,1OO feet waite Phillips No
! BowleRd IS down 1870 feet, and
tho Texas company has reached a
depth Of $500 feet IN No. Roberts.
a 45-barrel we'll has Just been fin
ishod in section by the Shaffer on
e Refining Co. In No. / starr. at a
depth Of 3,92G feet.
Most active OF all tho sections Is 8,
where eight tests are under way.
The Hiram oil q Gas Co, has FIN
ished No. l Robertson. which showed
an Initial production OF 800 barrels,
from 3,234 10 3,246 feet. No, 2 IS
drilling Mt 2.7S0 feet; No 3 900 feet
and No. 4 AT 500 feet. on the Lewis
farm, the Magnolia Petroleum COM
pany has q rig up for No. 8. Two
wclis ARE being drilled by the Pulaski
OH company on the Robertson. They
are Nos, 2 and 3, aud are down 1860
and 1850 feet respectively. No. I
showed a 50-bRrrel production at
3.277 feet. The ]. A. Huh test on the
Wildcat farm is down $500 feet No
Is drilling at 1900 feet. The Gyr-
sy OH company has reached the
sand at 3,33s feet on It's test, ana a
good well In looked for.
In section 0, the Skelly OIL COM
pany No. 2 Beaver made 1,45G bar
rela at 3,26b feet. No is down o.
600 feet No. Beaver OF the indie
pendent OIL a Gas Co. is down 2, .
500 feet, a 400 barrel well is re-
ported for the Eastern OH company
In No. 2 Beaver. at a.G41 feet. No. 3
is drilling at 1,i00 feet.
In section II. the Roland OIL com
pany is down 1850 feet In No, La
barn.
Brann a Kline Ino., have a rig up
for No, Warnake, section i5, while
In section f6, tho Kanawhn Oil &
Gas Co, No. Knight, struck a roo
900 cubic foot gas volume at 1880
feet.
TWO wells drilling and ono rig up.
ls the status OF operations In section
~. Tho Eastern on company No. 1
watson, is down $3.50 feet on the
farhole No. 1, the Pure oil company
Ia 3,27b feet. ~ Is In the northwest
corner OF the northeast of ID. The
wolverine OIL company has a rig up
Tor an Initial test on the Wilson farm
In the northwest of the southwest
OF the section.
In section lS, the Prairie OIL A Gas
Co. has a rig up on the starr No.
IN the northeast OF the southwest of
the northeast, and the Burke Hof-
field company Is in the same status
on It's lease, IN section 20, Burke a
Greis are fishing at 3.7sT feet. In the
southern portion of tho township
there is some activity and several
are due 10 got the pay sand. In
section 22, the Texas company Is
down l,i00 feet in No. l Wayham.
IN section 23, the No. Peters OF the
Okltnne OIL company In drilling at
9,So0 feet, and In section 81, tho
Prairie OIL q Gas Co. No. 2 Tiger
has Just spudded The same com-
pany IN No. Hicks, section 2s. In
drilling at $500 feet.
TWO rigs are up In section 80. One
belongs TO the Llttlo Fay oil com
pany, and is No. 1 Marshall The
other Is the Lewis No. OF the Mag
nolia Petroleum company. In sec
ton 81. the Prairie OH n Gas Co. on
tho Blgpond, is down 2,03S feet. The
Wrightsman oil company In section
Ss. No. ! Har1o is fishing at 2,qs6
feet. and In section 35, c. a Tibhons
No. Hin Is down 400 feet.
The above Is a complete list OF all
tho operations In the township and
lt shows that tho producer is maxi
ms a thorough test OF that area
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Mariand Gets Shipping Port
on Guif of Mexico

Special 70 Tho World.
FONCA CITY, Dec. 22-An-
nounccmcnt ia made today that a
deal has been consummated during
the past week whereby the Marland
Refining company comes into pos
session OF shipping port on the
Gulf Of Mexico. including n 30-year
lease on 20 acres OF land owned by
tho Texas city Terminal company.
wharfage. right OF ways for pipe
lines an other loading facilities at
Texas city. Texas. These were Sc
cured. II Is underatood, FOR fiii, zoo.
Texas city rs on n direct line OF the
Santa Fe railway from Marland re-
filming plant at Pouca city. thus
greatly facilitating the exporting Of
refined products. Officials state
this will give them 4s-hour serv-
lee. In addition TO foreign ship
ments, this will facilitate handling
Of products to all coastal points,
such as Mobile, Pensacola, Jackson
vile and elsewhere along the sea-
board.
Included within the Marland
purchase Is n fireproof concrete and
steel warehouse. 750 feet long and
100 feet vide. located on tho pier
The intention Ia to uso this as n
IId't WHSlt luDIACdllHE Dl5 III par -
ticular may be barreled for coastal
and foreign trade. There are sew
eral 55.00O-barrcl storage tanks al
ready on the property and others are
to be- built by the Marland interests.
There Is a pumping station that will
load an ordinary tanker within nine
hours time. a 40-car loading rack
and the necessary pipes to carry oil
to tho boats. The largest tankers
may load at the wharf as there is
water depth OF 20 feet.
Marland is now negotiating, 1t ia
understood. for an additional As
acres adjoining the tract just leased.
IL it should be called upon TO do so,
the terminal can handle tho entire
output OF tho Marland refinery here,
but on the contrary the plan Is to
handle the products of other refin-
ing concerns.
Additional additions and improve
ments TO the Ponca City refining
plant for 1923 are under way and
the estimated output for the ensuing
year IL S0.000,000 gallons OF gaso-
line, 100000 gallons of kerosene
and 100000 gallons OF motor oils
In addition TO gas oil. fuel oil and
other products.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23

Pinto county total depth 4.7ss feet,
where there was 500 feet OF water IN
the hole. The Ellonberger sand was
topped at 4,70s feet but was plugged
back Go i,3Gi feet, where Il is max
ing 3,26O, 900 feet Of gas.
sun company Ferguson No.
Tynes survey. C-15. Young county.
topped the sand az 1880 feet, and
had n show Of oil at 3.4i0. Hole
filled with water from the 3,445 to
3 3,f5O-foot sand. and six-inch casing
As being run 20 shut off the water.
Total depth 3,4s5 feet. There Is
500 feet OF OIL IN the hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Creditors Meeting Catted
for December 2S

w. &. Shelly has just returned
from Kansas city, where hc went 10
investigate the failure OF Houston,
EibIc a CO., aud reports that the
commiLtcc appointed by the creditors
of this firm Of which committee MIR.
Akclly IN IL member, checked up M
nearly as possible the securities and
other assets, ns wei rs the liabilities,
of the firm, and believes that IL all
the crcdiears win cooperate with
the members OF tic committee ip
working out u constructive plan of
liquidation, not over 10 or - per
cent OF loss will bC sustained, with
possibility TINT any loss ~ all cnn
he avoided. and that all claims can
hr eventually paid In full
~ The creditors committee has
cHllcM general meeting Of thu
creditors to he held la Kansas city
December 80, nt which time II state
rent of the affairs of Houston, Eiblc
& Co, viii bo made and plan Of
settling up the affairs of this meet
ing In being sent to cnch creditor and
the committee urges that all crcdi-
tors be present In person at this
uccting ar bc properly represented
there. The committee believes TINT
the Interested cooperation of All
creditors IN working out n rntiona,
plan of settlement will he more cf-
fcctiyc than any other thing to-
ward avoiding loss.
u appears that tho failure OF
Houston, I1btc Il Co.. was brought
about by neglect of Mcssrs. Houston
and Fible to maintain adequate cap
ital In their business and by their
neglect TO meet the reasonable re-
qEircmcnts OF the New York Stock
exchange under it's rules designed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Floyd o. H0Udrth Oil & Gas
Com pany Operations

In the northwest of the southeast
Of 11-35-1, is drilling at 2.oo4 feet,
Sumner county Kansas.
Center OF southwest OF 21-25-3w,
is drilling at 1920 feet, Grant county.
Northwest corner OF 1o-l2-S. Nov
ing IN tools for a 4.000-foot test.
Northeast OF the southwest of the
southwest of 15-l3-10. is plugged Mt
3,S30 feet.
Northeast OF the southeast of the
southeast OF 3-12-9, drilling at 2,760
feet. UNDERMINING s-inch pipe at
assoc feet.
Northwest corner OF the northeast
OF the northeast OF 17-12-s, moving
In tools for n test of 1000 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
YULE MASS BY RADIO
Christmas Services at Family Cath
ole Church TO he broadcast.


For what may be the first occa-
sion OF the kind In the history Of the
Catholic church, midnight mass as
II is TO be celebrated by Holy Family
Catholic church very, very early on
Christmas morning will be broad
cast through out the United States
by the Tulsa Radio company broad
casting station.
The entire solemn high mass serv-
ice, one OF the most beautiful and
impressive ceremonies OF the Cath
Ollie church, will be broadcast,
from its prompt beginning at one
minute after midnight Sunday night
and ushering in Christmas day, and
including the sacred music by the
large choir. boy students OF the par
ish school and soloists and the
Christmas sermon by Reverend
Father John @. Herring. A powerful
broadcasting apparatus Is to be in
stalled on the altar from which the
sermon will be delivered and a sim
liar instrument located in the choir
loft, each connected with the broad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
NeDs of Beckhdm County

A. A, Small has returned from n
four weeks stay In Beckham county.
whore ho Is making preparations TO
drill well in 4-S-24w. The rig is
up and machinery moving in. a
Rotary will be used until ne strikes
tho lime. Things are popping
down there" said Mr.. Small. He
gave a list OF other wells which are
drilling In the vicinity OF his well.
which are as follows:
Dry Hole" Wilson Is going TO
drill elk miles north of Mr.. Smalrs
we'll. and Kiskaddcn and associates
have spudded In in S1-9-23w; Jarvis
brothers are moving in Rotary to
drill In 24-s-23w. The Beckham
county well In drilling at about 1900
feet with a Rotary machine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Oil Found in Jackson
COUnfy, Illinois

Now comes the report that a 1885,
barrel well has been found In Jack
son county, Illinois, on the Ditch
farm, near the town OF Ava. There
has been gas in this vicinity FOR u
long time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
s97@77@-7-9177-
TORkdpd Field Extended
OHe-haf Mile North

The Tonkwa field was extended
one-half mile north with the COM
pietlon of Conner Oh company No.
on tho Beverlin farm in the south
east OF tho northwest OF 34-25-iw
as "A 400-barrel well In said topped
ht 1880 feet. Total depth 1880 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
BdrHsdaH Corporation Holds
Interesting Meeting

a meeting OF the superintendent
and foremen OF the Barnsdall cor
poration was held at o'clock Thurs
day at Barnsdall. It is the intention
of tho Barnsdall corporation TO
hold one of these meetings every
month, but this is the first one since
the one which was held in August.
Some of the chief topics which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
A Correction

The Prairie-Philiips well in, the
northeast OF the southeast OF the
southwest OF 5-a-l0, was reported
yesterday through typographical
error, us being n fourth mile east OF
the Prhirie's discovery we'll. when II
should have been a fourth mile west
OF the discovery well. The well had
q nice show OF oil at 1850 feet and
was according to last reports was
drilling Mt 2.S70 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Suicidc's Body Identified.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.--The body OF
a man who committed suicide in
n local hotel early yesterday was
positively Identified today as that
OF J. T.. Stewart. former president
of tho Fruit Jobbers association and
the Fruit Producers association OF
st. Louis. The Identification was
made by r. F.. Palmer OF the West
ern Fruit Jobbers Association OF
America
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Waite Phillips building a
Zine to BristOp Field

Waite Phillips has started four
inch pipeline from Rristow field TO
his refinery mt Okmuigee and soon
will be I'm position to take oil which
.ba will bc able TO handle most aG-
,yantRgeously with the new cracking
process that Is being installed in his
Refinery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Kentucky Oil Corporation
ODens Office Here

The Superior oil corporation OF
Lexington, Ky, announces the open
ing OF an office nt b02 Wright build
ing, with C. C. Laidley as genera
superintendent of the western divi'
sion and Mics T. McCollister ir
charge OF the Tulsa office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Texas. Pacific Has Good We'll

The Texas and Pacific Coal and
OH company has n well that is max
Ing about one thousand barrels a
day on the Pearce farm In the north
east OF the southwest OF l3-1n-3w.
In the sand which was topped at
1888 feet. and drilled just one foot
In.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23

casting station at "a West Second.
Midnight mass at Holy Family
Catholic church has attracted euch
large crowds every Christmas that Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
Rig Up in Roger Mills County

Just IL miles north OF Erick a rig
is being started in Roger Mills coun-
". Name OF parties not learned as
yet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23

early in order TO be certain o, s...
ing space, but this year thonsss
OF people all over the countrv cna, sn
listen In" at the mass ,bro,y nnay
broadcasting station WT,AT. 0usa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
OIL AND GAS
Lessss--suppiies---P Prod duction. Etc

Wanted TO huy-No. National
machine, must he IN good condition.
J. @, box 3S3, Tulsa. or phone Osage
6S72.--Advertlsement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23
BarnsddH Has ShdlloU
Gdsser

Barnsdall on company has a L.
900. 0.00o-foot gas well In tho south
west OF 2S-14-12, at $50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-23

Gov. c. N. Haskell. head of the
Haskell oil interests, has sailed for
London to confer with British capl-
taiists on a combination for Wyom-
Ing and Montana properties.
Albert Kelly. weli-known operator
of Bristow was in the city yesterday.