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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Her Rheumatism
Has Entirely
Disappeared

The cucccssful treatment of
rheumatism by taking Tanlac is one
OF the outgtanding features OF that
remarkable medicine. Thousar1s or
people everywhere have tcgtIil-d
that 1t has brought them complete
relief from this torturuus disca @.
Mrs. y. T. sutton. 2529 Prospec;
Ave, Kansas city, No, says
II had rheumatism in my shoul-
dcrs. knees and Unltlos so bad I sut-
fcrcd all the time ana cOGld hardly
do my housgyork. Taulac surely was
the r.gh; medicine for me. can
now do an my homework with ease
ara feel Just fine in every way"
when the digestive system, liver
and Kidneys nvc not working prop
crly, uri" acid and other impurities
ncCummulate I'm the muscles and
Joints, causing rheumatism TanlaC
quickly ovcrcomcs this condition by
enabling the vital organs to perform
their functions properly Get a bot
tic today. at any good druggists.--
Advert firpu1fuf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Mid-West Po0i Okemah

Hurk-Hofficld have rIg in tho
southeast OF the north halt of the
northeast OF the northeast ot laos.
Marshall 4 Midwest have rig ON
ground Ia tho sou Invest OF the
northwest OF l-lO-1,
Prairie OIL a Gas Co. to drilling
In with oil showing at 3,Ce2 feet 20
the southwest OF the southeast OF
the southwest OF l-l0-9.
Pure on company is fishing at
loo feet in the northwest of the
southeast OF l-lO-9,
Sinclair oil company Is fishiug
underreamcr at 2.9NJ feet In tho
southwest OF the northwest OF the
northwest OF l-l0-a.
Empire G., n H. Co, Is building a
RIG In the northeast of the south
west Of 2-lO-9,
Foster OIL company is drilling at
2,QSS feet In the southwest of IN
northeast a the southeast OF 2-lO-9,
GYPSY * Empire are drilling a
1875 feet in the center ot south line
of the southwest of the northeast OF
2-lO-9.
Gypsy Il Empire are drilling al
l,l30 fcct in the southwest OF the
northeast OF 2-l0-9,
Gypsy n Empire are spudiIng
nor hcust Of the southwest OF tho
northeast of 2-lO-9.
independent Oh a Gas co is set
ting siN-inch casing az 2,HSl feet IN
center OF the north line of the north
So. tIr southwest OF 2-l0-.
independent oil & Gas co, has
rig IN northwest of tho southeast OF
2-l0-g.
Kemp, jennings n Johnson are
drilling at 2,325 feet In southwest of
the southeast OF the northeast OF
2-lO-g.
Kemp, jennings n johnson are
rigging up northwest OF the south
east OF tie northeast of 2-l0-9,
Midwest gulf has location in
northwest of the southeast OF the
southeast of 2-i0-9.
Robinson and associates are drill
| Ing at 500 feet in the southeast OF
| the northwest of 2-l0-0.
Foster OH company has q RIG and
! tools southwest OF the northeast of
| the northwest OF l2-lO-9.
jennings n Kemp are drilling al
S,050 feet in the northeast OF the
southwest OF the northwest OF
l2-l0-9.
Transcontlnental IS drilling al
2,3l6 feet IN the northwest OF the
northeast of l2-l0-9.
Gypsy OIL company has location
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
DOrdkOe FCrm Test BEING
Drilled Deeper

PONCA CITY, oct. tS.--The Wild
cot tcst OF the Alcorn on company
tMarland) on tho Donahoe farm In
'o-22-2C. Otoe Indian country, Is
drilling nt 2,3o5 feet II had "A show
Ing for 10 barrels Of oil and consid-
orahle water nt 2.277 to 2.29O feet.
This Is hut one or six or eight Wild
cats being drilled hv tho Narlani
companies IN the Otoo anf South
Ponc1 Indian country
Tho first actual producer IN the
Otoe IL that Of the Wntchorn IN.
tcrcsts on the Wltchorn town site IN
a3-23-Sc, whlch is stlll doins around
500 barrels daily although drilled
In about four months ago. other
tee's In that immediate locality are
d,9lllng near the sand which IL pro-.
ducirg in this initial tcst.
Tho Alcoru company test ON the
Helen parus farm I'm 22-22.2e g.
drilling A. 9 Gil feet, and that on the
DALEY farm In 22-2o.3e at 2,Q00
feet The Ramsey test in l1.22-2e,
by the AlCoru, has fishiuG Job at
2.5S0 feet, and the Joseph jean.
tcst OF tho same JOmplny IL also
fishing There have been ecveral
show'nrs Of gas In the Jeans test
thus tar
Tho Colorado Oh q Gas Co. drill-
iug a half mile north of the town
OF Morrison 81 l5-2t-3c. has reachr q
"a depth ~ 1000 feet whore the s.
Inch Gazing is being set,
The Watchorn wildcat In 29-22-3c
is running the 5-inch casing M l,00O
feet. This Ia the deep test that wa"
abandoned several years ago and
only recently was opened up with
the view of drilling deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

Further Shut.doun dction
1Hnifs DOan

pe0nlt, decision ~ 10 the pres
end attitude of the shutdown ana
storage committee continued yes
tcrduy 10 await the return 10 Tulsa
OF VI. NJ. Doan. chairman ~ tho
committee. Mr.. Doan wired yester-
day from Columbus. o.. that he
probably would arrive In Tulsa Fri
day morning.
Some members Of the shutdown
body whose recommendation to the
department Of the interior brought
about the order curtailing drilling
In tho Ofngc, apparently now are
convinced thnt. IN view OF the fact
that the order has not beou cA-
tended 10 other areas. request
now should be made for the rcvO-
cation OF the order.
As II now stands, tho other mchi-
bcrs OF tho committee arc not VIII
ing to forward such request to
Washington without the sanction of
tho chairman. II appeared
yesterday that tho subject might be-
thrown back TO "a mass meeting Of
producers IL was such "A meeting
that tho shutdown and storage
committee was chosen and thCro
seems TO be a sentiment IN some
quartera to tho effect that the com
mlttee should not reverse Itself
without the producers who chose
them having "a voice In the proceed
mss.
President w. y. Davis NJ the Mid.
Continont oil a. Gas association a.
the annual banquet last night made
samo very pertinent remarks anent
the shutdown movement lila was
n plea for steps for the good Of the
entire industry In fact he asserted
that IL would be better to lose Il
little St.25 oil to ones nolghbor. In
order that the remainder. stored In
tle' ground. might solt at n price
commensurate with It's real value,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

FOR another wildcat IN the center Of
the southwest Of 2l-2I-3w. which
is four aud q half miles west ana Il
half mile north of Billings. Here he
has a block OF 1000 acres assembled.
The slush pond has been dug and
waldo is moving IN the material for
the derrick and a string of tools. II
ls understood that the upper formn-
tions have been tested with a dia'
mond core drill and proved salts
factory.
Crosby farm IN Blaine township OF
eastern Garfield county. ana Ia a
mile and quarter wcet Of tho
Greenwood test. drilled several years
ago by the Roxana. The latter COM
pany. ne well as several others. now
holds acreage adjoining the waldo
block.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Hearyetta

Independent OIL & Case Co. has
rlg on ground northeast OF the
northeast OF 2-lI-t3
Eagle pichcr spuddcd and shu.
down southeast of tho northwest of
the southeast of 3-l1-I2.
w y. Pine ia drilling deeper from
2,+50 feet northwest Of the north
cast OF the northwest Of 3-i1-12.
W. ~, Pine is shooting again at
In the c'ntor ~ the north line OF the
northeast Of the northwcst OF ..
HE.
W. u. pinels shooting again at
2.0ib feet with oil show In northeast
of the northwest of the southeast OF
3-ll-12.
Kingwood OH company has rig in
the center of the west line Of the
northeast OF the northwest OF T.
11-l2
Kingwood oil company has locn.
ton northern OF the southwest OF
thcnorthcast of 4-1l-12.
Kanrns Gulf has RIG northwest nj
the northeast Of the northeast of 6
HE.
Basic Petroleum company IS shu,
down at $50 feet with hole fun OF
water Inv i9-li-12.
Oklahoma Producing & Refininc
CO. IL drilling by tuulg at 3,3iU
feet northwest ur the southeast OF
tho northwest OF 27-1t-l..
Mcmahon and others arc shu,
down at $500 fcct northwest OF thI
southeast " 299-it-l2.
General Investment company I,
shut down tor boiler ut 1900 fee'
northwest Of the northeast OF 3s'
l1-13,
Kncbrcw and others are drIllins
Nv hit al 2.Ail feet with small OF
show northwest Of the southeast o,
the northwest or 1G-lt-f3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
More Field Men to SsU
for RuManid

A large party from the Mid.Con-
tlncnt fields. including oil workers
and their families, Will leave short
IN for Rumnnla, whore they VIII be
employed by tho Romano-Amer-
icana. "a subsidiary OF the standard
Of New Jersey. In the party. viii
be Patrick II. Googo, who recently
returned from northern Canada.
having been sent To the Fort Nor
man we'll near the Arctic circle by
the Imperial oil company. Ltd
Wm. W Arbogast, wife and little
son: Earl l.. liowland, wife ana
baby daughter. the latter two men
having been employed by Tho Garter
oil company at Burbank and Harry
O. Tucker. who has been employed
by another company at Burbank.
will go to Rumanln,
Tho field to which thcy are going
IS an old one. The Rumunian oil
fields are located principally In the
state OF Prahovn, along the base OF
the Curpnthian mountains, while
tho Romano Amcricaun's principal
camp and headquarters are located
near the city Of PloeHti, tho capital
of the state. The camps I'm this
field are quito complete, having
English schools commissarlos, aud
everything required to meet the
needs of the camp.
Quite u number OF Oklahoma oil
field men have gone to the ficlds OF
RumnnIa. A large percentage ol
those who go, have families. They
usually sign a two or three year con-
tract but quite often remain longer
There IL n well-known Old ltuman'
Ian axiom that "lle who drinks oI
the water of the Dumbdvita ia sure
to return Ia our land" The pumba'
vita n the stream which flows from
the north through the city OF Buch
nresti. At one time this was a beau
;.fu! clear water stream. although
now Il H. the principal drainage
canal OF the city,
The four men above named Wi
leave Tulsa for New York. on Satur
day. oct. q, arriving in New Norl
on the gard, ana from there OF
Oct. 25 viii said for Rumanla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
oil Men Proud Of Peters


Tho work Of e. So Peters. Tulsa
.ol man aud president of the Cham
hcr ~ Commerce, IN the source OF
great pride 10 Tulsi OH circloa this
wurk.
Despite ahu,dowus and cuts and
the uumbcrulH othur things inui
have risen up TO hrdcvil the oil man
iu recent days, peters has lrli aside
his oil interests and his coat ana
worked uutirnEIy and whulch"nli-
.rdly fur tho success 90 the South
western luHlnrss ruugtoHr. Aud Go
his wcll directed efforts Dtn h' r'-
trlbutcd a great measure ui lice
success,
And u Isn't an phiianthropy"
Peters auEEoHts with modrHt dee
prcrntion "For don't YOU gee what
helps the surrounding aeCiIuuo helps
Tulsa and what helps Tulsa helps
us2
TN casting about Tor our autumn
affair II seemed 10 Ms that a buslucsr
congress would be much more suited
to our needs than the usual fnH
fcatlval such na the Priests ~ pdllas
nf Kansas CITY, the Yelled Prophet
staged by 81. Louis. the Aksnrbcn OF
Omaha and no on. Instead of being
a big play time which Kicks up q
large hullnbuloo and IL soon over
and forgotten. Il would serve TO
bring n Tulsa much that she needs.
aud still moro important would
bring Tulsa even closer 10 tho world
uf large affairs than she has been in
tho past.
III dawncd upon mo. long before
7 chose Tulsa for my home town,
that TulAn was a good many things
besides an oil capital, but I'm afraid
that ia the only inchc tho world At
large is apt TO Concodc her. so We
do..Scd we'd get some Of tho big
men ot the country other than tho
big oil men to come see.
And our Gifts win be reciprocal.
our guests viii bring to US and they
viii take away.
"In addition to all these ad-
vantngca the business congress VIII
have the additional features OF a
little money well spent. being much
lesN expensive than the ordinary tall
festival"
The purpose OF the congress Peters
outlined definitely as follows:
"Start the fall and winter season
In tho Tulsa trade territory with an
impetus: broaden the vision OF okla
huma merchants farmrrs and busi-
mess men; cstn DllAn confluence l'
the future and create optimism, give
| the citizens OF Tulsa and oklahoma
generally an opportunity to- receive
| tho message of leaders In official
| financial. agricultural, industry and
national llfc' mako TulSa a source ~!
commercial inspiration and business
! information for oklahoma aud the
southwest: establish this city az tho
] hrundcaating station Tor industrial
and financial optimism and conf
states, giv9 Tulsn prominent place
states. give Tulas prominent place
| In the national and sectional dis
cussion of business affairs In this
/ country through the publicity Sc
cured ana attention attracted to tins
lefty through the developments Of the
| business congress. attract many
prominent financial and industrial
| leaders To Tulsa at the height OF the
building boom In the history OF the
city. thus giving the most favorable
impression Of the city and, possibly
creating Nlch inspiration and conf
dcnCe IN other towns and cities ~
the state that a general building do
vclopmcnt may be brought about IL
this entire section.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Marshall County

Just to the west OF the HALEY
and Lucky one Hundred wells
across the Wnehita river in Marshall
county. the Magnolia Petroleum
company L. drilling at 1870 feet in
l2-Ss-5e. This well encountered a
sand from 730 to 7t0 feet which was
o'tlmated 10 be good for from to
10 barrels
Alexander and associates had n
showing OF gas nt 3Sj fee, In their
well in the northeast OK ie Gs &C..
Alexander and associates have
also spuddcd len their well in the
northeast Of tE-Gs-7o. This we'll
is about eight miles southeast Of the
MadUl Doul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Wildcat Test Near Billings

Special to rhc world
pONCA CITY, oct. lS-N. A.
waldo OF Ponca city drilling con-
tractor, who was the f!rst TO drill a
wildcat well In tho pouca city terri
tory as an associate of r, w, Mar
land and George H. Miller, a mum.
her OF years ago, is Stili actively in
the willc0st game. lie completed a
dry hole something over 3,600 feet
deep. on the Bradley farm west of
Medford during the past year and is
now drilling another In that terri.
tory, on tho HoltsClIw farm In the
southeast OF 35-2S-7w, which Is two
miles south of Wakita This test
has reached a depth Of 3,200 feet.
waldo has Just made the location
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

liz good for ESQ barrels In tho sand
from 2.D2l to 2.oo6 feet
Phnips and skclly have 40 bar
rel In their No. 3 I'm tho uorthWcat ~
tho northwost 81 25-27-5. sand g.
eyb 10 3.053 feet
Slnclair's No. II I'm the northwest
of the southwest OF 3C.27-J. is good
FOR 2G7 barrels ln the sand from
2.gtG TO 2.975 feet after being shot
with i4O quarts.
Phillips Petroleum DompnuyH In
the Eouthwret ut the southwest al
tn-27-G ls making tl7 barrels iu the
sand from 2.9lI 10 2.os5 feet
Tldil-OFngo so. 10 iu the south
west OF l5-21-7, has ben abandoned
at g.JtO feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Mrs. HdG3et Buyia, To-Day

The sympathy OF the entire oil
fraternity rocs out to W. B. Hnssct
In the profound sorrow which has
ovcrtakcn him. In the death OF his
wife. who through years OF invalid
ism had been the oh Get Of his con-
stant and loving devotion, Mr. Has
set has suffered an irrcpirahle loss.
Two young sons are LEFT to share
his x, ief
Mrs. Ilnsscts funeral viii be held
today Ct s. Joscph's church IN War
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

boiler and used for fuel. until water
was encounter and the gas drowned
out. Tho well is now down 1850
feet and DRILLING day and night with
cable tools. This well Is located on
the Preston auticliue as has been
detailed by survey made by the
United states geological survey.
The Texas Oklahoma company Is
drilling In the same vicinity at v4O
feet.
HALEY and associates are drilling
at 500 feet in ii-7s-7e,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

Block OF Mammoth OIL etock Of
fcrcd last week was for account Of
Sinclair Consul dated corporation.
Sinclair officials decline to make
any comment except that SinC.nlr
Consolidated controls Mammoth OH
and that mono of its Mammoth on
stock has been sold or is Tor aaic.
Position of Mammoth on j. unique
lnst,nd OF ucqu r.nE an lands iu rel
atiycly small ana scattered blocks, 10
began operations upon u compact
territory over seven miles long and
from two to three miles wide, which
for three years had been held by
the government as petroleum re-
serve and almost half of which was
released ns'pruvcn" oil land. In.
stead OF starting iu n small way with
"A fcw wells II ordered enough steel
tanks to hold almost two million
barrels Of oil and began drilling %
wells. Although producers In salt
creek field, OF which this territory
is q part. have for many months
been limited to about 80 per cent OF
demonstrated capacity OF their wells
because OF lack uf marketing faoll-
tiles Mammoth will not be permit
tod 10 curtnil its production because
of terms OF ia contract with the
government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Bryan County Wildcat
Drilling

The Lucky One Hundred OIL
company has resumed drilling on
its well three miles south of Col
bert In 32-Ss-Ss. This well was
drilled to a depth of l,l00 feet dur
Ing the spring. but was shut down
on account OF the manager Mr..
Doilcau being called to Canada on
account of sickness. From l,29S
TO 1 i,303 feet, sand was PENETRATED
that gave promise OF a gas well and
tho las was brOdonheaded into the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Prairie DriIicd Deep Test
in 1918 in 1873

\ controversy seems to have
arisen a. to who drilled the first
deep test In i5-9. The Prairie on Il
Gas CO. drilled n well on the Es-
coc Toncy farm In 23-15-9. the well
being furnished on February II 1918.
the contractor. who has since died.
being Rudy Tcnd,rs. Tho well was
drilled 10 a depth of 3.1lO feet. and
VQs drv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Closing Stock Letter October ~.
Iny1

Today's market erratic. backing
and filling in Mexican Petroleum
and Standard on OF New Jersey
caused considerable uncertainty and
confusion In the general list with q
lower level the result IN the more
speculative issues. There was no
important bearing on the market
ana It's course Is prohlematical but
with another unsettled day. we
should be inclined 20 believe II
should turn tor the better.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Producers and Refiners
Regular Quarterly DiUidend

The regular quarterly dividend OF
one and three-quarters per cent
Il 3-4 per cent? on preferred stock OF
this company has been declared, pay
able Monday. November 8. 1922, TO
81 ockholdcrs Of record at the close
of business October 30, 1929.
Transfer books do not close.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Electra, Texas

Middle states oil reports compile
tion last week OF three wells ON rs
Gladiolus lease IN the Electra ucld
Texas. well No, 50 making 500 bar
rols daily. No 20 making 25O bar
rolls and No. 20 making 100 barrels,
all from the l,90O-toot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
bridgeport Machine Company
Adds Another Store

The Bridgeport Machine company
with local store and offices, and
main office at wichita. Kansas, Is
adding another branch store. It Is
being located at Depow, Okla"
where they are erecting their own
building which will be completed
about the first OF the month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Gross CrHdc oil Stock
ChnnOes for September

pipeline nul tank farm gross de-
mcHtlC crude oil stocks east uf the
Rocky mountains Increased 1884,
600 barrels in tho month ot clptcm-
pDr, according 10 returns compiled
by the American Petroleum institute
from reports made tn IT by repre-.
E"utdiiv, companies. The net change
shown by the reporting oompanirs
accounts Tor increases aud do
creuSDs iu general crude on NucIt
Including Drudo oil In transit.
Change. IN stock. ~ ItCTincrirs for
september
The following is the American
Petroleum iustitutoF summary OF
the iucrUnsrs or decreases OF stocks
~ roilucricr, covering approximately
G5.g per cent Of the operating ca.
pucity ~ the United Statcs tor tho
month of September:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Butier County, KGnSds

Phillips No ( Ha7lrt. in 1-2i-i
topped the sand at g.i5O feet and
hole filled with oil within 100 feet
~ the top In about two hours. II Is
estimated TO bo making 200 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
South of TORkGtCa

M.Cosky & Vcnta so. HnSes IN
theuDrtho'.t OF IN" euuthwost ~ g
2t-iN. had q lh0wiGs ~ oil M 2.Gjl
'oct. which is ill., deep sand ln that
vicinity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
TULsA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY oCToBER 10, 1922

present $4,000. 900 outstanding wll.
make total issucd capital 100000.
600, This will leave ti0.O00.O00 au-
thorlzed. but unlssued In treasury.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Kay County Wildcat

Balcntluo and associates have
100000 feet OF gas In their well In
2S-27-1e IN the sand found at 2.7jS
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Increase. Decrease.
1Bbia Of a. ppIA
Net increase.

NOlOi EUIt " Tho NOckIo8 thcro
was an Indicated decrease In gtso-
lluc stocks ~ 6i,G2i barrels aud
wost of the Rockies an indica, ed In.
crease uf 2T3.SG6 barrels. making
% net increase for country Of 2OS,2l2
barrels as indicated above.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
Ticker Done

Independent oils: Absorption f.
reported from special sources 20 be
going on steadily IN domestic oil
issues on scale down.
Moyloan Scah0ord Oil company
completed No san sebastian, IN
salt wator at 3.5OO feet.
Ohio OH Stock dividend is pay-
able December 30, stouk record
December !.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

rem. Pa. the beautiful little city
where she and Mr. Basset were
born.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

VIII give $500 20 party who will
enable me to get drilling contract
from responsible company for good
string standard tools. Address SOG-J
N'urld.-Adyertise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

Familiar faces galore were seen h,
Tulsa yesterdays when oil men fror
all parts OF tht territory gatherel
for the annual meeting OF ihe Mia
Continent oil Il Gas Assn. The do,
bile attraction OF the as.5,iati.
meeting and the Southwestern B1s,.
ness congress caused more biz All
operators TO be in the city than 10,
many a day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

Blocks OF three TO five hundred
acres In shallow field (no brokers
apply. l., o. Box 45i,--Adyertlse-
ment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
with the on Men

walter @. willard. field secre,ar,
for the Western Petroleum Reflne,,
association, Of Kansas Ci;y, IS spend.
ing n few days In Tulsa on d mid.
season visit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

Ohio oil company directors vote
800 per cent stock dividend, in
crcasiuR capital from $4,000 to
900. 100000
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OIL AND GAS
i.snsrs--- suppiics-- Production Etc

Wanted---To exchange income
paying Tulsa property tor produce
ton. with drilling possibilities. Ad-
dress sO7-J World, Advertisements
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Mexican Petroleum: Chairman
Dohcny Gays no decision reached on
possibility Of stock dividend and
basis OF exchange for Pan-AmcrieUn
III" stock. although problems have
time.