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, 1922-02-25
Another Great Oil Field Is in the Maki1
Ona Vast omamof 1OOA g@ eS@hyP ndudngan dRefnngC Company Has Started After New Fortunes
VIII Make Theirs shareholders The SemiyC Company Amngh the Ened P@pe oHeE Earth
Facts About Our Property

When COL Humphreys undertook to complete a deep well At Mexh,n nobody
p mS ,@1.h m"ch at hne n1e &c. to VIA n was dSng. It It took some some nm tune. ume a nG me
king had been made and hat a grat oil field had been found. This particular
section that CL unphr selected FOR his operations had been gone over
rtoy. Thereh had never been deep drilling there Years g some drilling
nd taken place, with the r@ut that some gas had beenf found at a shallow depth.
AND behoIdt b gong w about 5000 feet this mighty gushes which have made
Mexfa famous, came roaring in md continue ocome in with remarkable regu-
lrhy. .ttet-L
OUR propert ad lcathnu upon which we are nov drilling our deep wei is
located some distance directly north of the present hcxa producing pool proper,
Mcxad district and the conditions here arc armosti Identical as hey existed in
Mexiap roper when Col Humphreys started operations.
The shallow gas wells are here. some seven Q. eight of them which were
still making quantities of gas despite HI fact thai theyh have NJ casing In them.
m the hole is filled with dirt and debris Thes wells also % some o as
that e has evere examines: in facth he tried to secure a large tract of land here.
leased in smaller uactsa INT waz unable to block u p large acreage which is their
custom. ~ r. lEE r
These gas wells are all close to our location. the nearest ne being less
than nehaf mile from cur well now drilling Dur. company is the
only one actually drilling athough there are sewn additional wells getting ready
to start ate Some ave their derrcks Up m moving the machinery OF the
ground ready for action. These different locations practically surround the In
wei have under lease n it is a1most certain that thu most igant oil nd will
be opened VI on this structure that was ever discovered. he Meiap poo proper
is a great field. but n structure upon which we are drilling is nuch clearer
respect ant experienced oil mel who have examined it, think it will prove bigger
than The Mexa pool
structure we have sufficient acreage under lease to make millions of donarsn
our stockholders We honestly believe We will outNrp Cl Humphreys feat at
which just a year before hd practically n value w e I'VE the same opportunity
right now that Coll Humphreys N whe he went into Meta- w are putting
down. light now. the first deep testo OF this structure within a few nes of where
Col mph made hnsefa am his n many Millions of dollars mt
enriched thousands of others besides!
The Security conpany Is going ITO complete the first dhcovery well In t SEQ
ton Of the ndd md 1T is almost a forgcne conclusion that We nm actually mak3
millions for our stockholders 4. EAE .EHHea -
IN possibilities for huge profits to n stockholders are tupendous Newer
before in the history of ondom hms a npan had such a chance to make los
of the Field" a far as acreage is oncgned 1t is chckerb oarded over the field III
sch a va that we ire protested in every direction
, 1922-02-25
Small Investor Comes Into His
Own at Mexia

Spoch1 Co NJ Tnas On LodgU.
MExIA, Texas, Dec. 1.-THE small investor has finally come
into his and her own in the Mexia field. For weeks and weeks
you have been reading about the milliondoIlar deals of Colonel
Humphreys, the Western Oil Fields Corporation, the Atlantic,
etc. Many small investors wondered if the 500 shooter would
ever get anything in Mexia. M
This week the small player hit the ball and hit it hard.
Jesse K. Hughes cut a watermelon, a juicy one at that, for
dozens of small investors in Temple, Troy, Denison, Mexia and
other towns around Mexia when he sold the J. x: Hughes Oil
Company for 100000, half in oil and the other half in cold cash
100000.
The well made 10000 barrels on a three-day test.
The J. K. Hughes Oil Company is capitalized for $4,000
and only $4,000 of the stock is outstanding. Men. women and
children hold the stock and share in the big watermelon sliced
for their beneht; Among, the fortunate unit holders may be
mentioned Jack Womack, banker, Mrs. George Peyton and the
two little children of Mrs. Sophie Travis, all of Mexia. Mrs.
Travis bought a few shares for her boy and girl.
, 1922-02-25

Tea allow HRDsEYE- gs you a clear unn of the location of r thousands acre lease on the
IURnoNs ERUcTIRE wh@e We are 10Y DRILLING OUR FIRST ELL-Thefa matnsm encountered
any day this may be advanced to 500 YER share YES any day this price may be advanced II. even s@
MEyoS6s Ts ITsAczEsg Of TSI MpE TMy1aSR Tbs @ ones soSTqsTT N1
A sEvENTYF FIVE CENTS PER SHARE IS THE ONE BESrB BET IN THIS REA OIL FIELD
Yea sSm GoMa g DsnmsImo 1 erWME AME pKnaaHG below Ice ZEE; We have had a%s
IA eREAT Bio GUHER- TEEN WHERE D YOU rINKT THE PEIcE F sEcURITY STOCK Will
SIDE OUR WELL ON 1ooa acres of eases
that tine isl right COW ~ MURITY STOCK @foio Ni- - M rANA anu W 's
, 1922-02-25
Your Great Opportunity

Frankly II yu can affordt to speculate. you VIII never IN a SAFER mu-
ladon than this Newer in oT entire career hav we com across al Opportunity
that seems 50 certain II sUCCESS-hst gives such sure promise Of large
tsta as we have our 5ci@st fnends to invest every spare dollar or can in ths
shares II Security onpany 1t lis truly n most wondaf chance for treat --JcS..
o IN a comparatively sman investment .N&o
, 1922-02-25

count of the mammoth 81
one of the lucky ones or win you sit back and wait to see thes
curing these leases and you are lucky to have this opportun
A new gusher-a new oil field-th
information has brought boundless JOY
ers-and just this information is what "
1000 acres on the greatest oil structur
not in the entire world.
Within the next two months we are convin
Texas. We believe that our Farrell Number / well
yet discovered. Our geology is right, our location
way deeper into the formations and each day brin
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Oli Mnrtet Quotations


BufbaukH flush production wHH
boosted considerably uy tulrD con-.
plotiOns reported yesterday Tho u'H'
well IL tho $50. ut puuuu. ANA
Skelly In tho southwest Uf l1-2t-G.
This we'll topped the slui at 2.Hli
and at 1850 feet was tIuwiug 1900
barrels q day This lease Include D.
n part OF the tuWusito ut webb tl,y
nnd was purchased ut thr last O.fFH
sale for tItN5uUO. Adjoining l' Jo
tho west is the Gyuay'H &lGuu.uop
lease. The northeast corner uf which
n few days ago produced wei
which started uif at something lN'
$500 barrels initial This Gypsy
well vrporday was making 40 bar.
rols AN hour ln sand from 2.g0J 90
2,Jij feet
ono ur the other competitions ro-
ported yesterday also was by lhll-
iips and sicily. The no. o in the
southwest of 2i.27-t topped the sand
nt 2,g3S and ut last reports was drill
ing at 2.gS3 feet II made 500 bar
rcls IN IS hours.
gypsy OIL company reported the
completion OF It's No. Q In the north
west OF 2g-27-G. ~ is estimated 10
be mnXlnR 500 barrels q day In sand
from 2,00g to 1850 feet.
There arc moro than n score OF
other wells that will be drilled In as
speedily as possible ia THIS area as
they were stopped on top Of the sahd
when the recently rosCindcd smut
down order went into effect
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lu the death Thursday night Of
q. j. TaEi.tbuc ut bis homo In
brooklyn. ~. y. the oil Industry lost
ono uf ifs most wllrly. known and
romantic lpui,a Ma Tagliubuc was
prosIdout OF tho 6. j. TuRllabue
Manufacturing company pioneer
mnk'rs Of oil testing Instruments.
word ~ his sudden death came 10
W A. SCh.uo'cr Of Tulsa, district
manager for the compdny who
made preparations 10 depart imme-
d.atDly for Brooklyn
Mr Tagi.ubuo celebrated his SOW
cu'l'th birthday nuniycrsary on sep
temUcr 20. when ho was presented
with a silver loving cup by members
or hld orguulzltlun For tho first
time In his lie. he missed tho con-
voniion of oil marketcrs held in
Chicago last month. 10 is believed
that his falling health and sudden
demise were due largely to grief over
the death of a sister. who passed
away about a month ago.
Throushout tho entire oil world.
Mr.. Tagliabuc was known. Twice In
the past year he had been In Tulsa.
n was moro than fifty years ago
that the Tagliabuc company started
making Instruments iu a small room
on old Fulton street. New York.
II came To bo known az standard.
The present largo factory in the
Bush terminal, brooklyn the largest
independent plant ot it's kind
in the world. iS tho result OF Mr.
THBllabucIs cndc1yora.
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, s24I W. II. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442
w. II. PECK

g,nf.rpi, production wns t2O 600
i..,l...f. .u ipr,.,ss Of IL 0Go Inn.
.,...
gtf,t.g,a,. production during the
..,... b. ..tIt.,t,1 ,t tto qoo berrcfs
.. g,y. rs og,In.t 4IG.s,o n tho prc.
. ,.l,ut, .,,,st
.rt. ,.t.,,st,t d,.iy average gross
pf tb, Mid. Continent
,.glt ali, gcld iprlraIur Okinhoinn.
t..,..,,s ,..,,D .rc... rrr,rpI Tra,s.
r,ril iouIa,u1 and Atkluaaa. fpr
tN, ,,,,G Guided D,inbrr 2I was
g9a .on I,r,,Is s. compared with
.t.t.6 D.rr,I. f.r inr preceding
..,.,l am iprr,ass or a.usO bnrrcia
,r., r.ifu,t,l d,Iy average grows
,r'lI.r,an or tGo luIf ruast Oneavy
xii. r,it ,,.a Ittg06 barrels a.
',.,,.,..,,I ain no eo0 barrels for
.iD. tfs..llre week uu Increase Of
soa i..,,,f.
.yt. .,,.II,.cJ daily atrr,ro gross
.,,',i,,.l..n or mo .o,IfbVcgt rpId
,,,s gg7.l 100 barrels as COMPARED
,.ltu o'Ds.o h,tr..s for the prcrri
Ir,. ,..,E an lrtIttrf of a. $50 buT-
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TAX REFORM IS
MONTANA ISSUE
Senatorial Fight Lively
but Legislature Holds
the Public Eye

HELENA, Mont.-While the United
States senatarldl fight continuosN to
attract great interest in Montana as
the fan campaign draws to "a close
the hectic battle heing> waged by
Gov. Joseph NJ. Dixon for a loglsla-
ture that Will pass measures equal
izing" tho taxation burden. Statistics
indicate that the farm population OF
Montana Is paying the vast proper
ton of taxes, and this situation. the
governor d61rares, can DO remedied
by change In the taxation laws.
which have not been amended since
the state constitution was written.
The most important proposed change
I" ~ compel the large mining inter-
ests to pay on their investpents IN
s,osad UI ON net proceeds.
Strong Opposition.
Governor Dixon is being Vigor-
ously opposed by the so-called big
business interests" He has conduct
-'0~-ive md intensive cam
paign throughout the state, APP.
pearing at practically every gather
ing OF farmers. to whom he is maxi
ing special appeal.
A majority OF the candidates who
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the democratic nominee. 10 SUPPORT.
Ing the republican governor tst.
alton reform.
Prohibition No Issue.
The Vostead act has NOT No.,
mentioned by any OF the couer,.'
sional or senatorial candidate. ana
prohibition is not considered MS 4n
Issue.
The people OF Montana will La
asked to vote on three rcfer,ndgf,
measures and one initiative measure
These are n soldiers bonus. I'M
for the creation OF state board Tor
equalization OF taxes. n bill tU ,or.
solidate county and city governments
In certain cases all referred to tre
people by the last Legislature
the pari-mutuel bill, placed ON liza
ballot by, initiative petition.
OF these the only bill which 81,
creating any considerable iutarD,, ,
is the pari-mutuel. This bin womb
SO amend the present betting .tu ts
to permit tho installation OF rrf..
mutuer machines at the state and
county fairs part Of the proceeds
to go to the state IN the form uf a
tax
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east OF the southeast Of 1l-l4-S, is
abandoned az 1850 feet.
r. -. Slick No. 1 Ahaa a-Ahoot-
Tooney. In tho southeast corner Of
the northwest OF 2l-i4-S. has a hole
fun Of water az 3.3s5 feet, Aban-
doned
I.enox oil corporation No. G.
Samuels In tho southeast OF tho
northwest OF the southwest Of 10
i1-9. is dry and abandoned at 3,l77
feet.
skelly oil company No. Taylor
In tho northwest OF the northeast OF
l4-11-11. is dry and abandoned at
2,S67 feet.
Tcxds company No. Holmes, In
tho northwest OF the northeast OF
30-i1-l1. is dry and abandoned at
3,026 feet.
Nicholson No. Looney. in the
center or the northeast OF the north
east OF 33-il-12. ls dry and aban-
doned at 2,75O feet.
Transcontinental No. ! HarIo, In
the northeast OF the eoutheast Of
l0-l0-li. is abandoned at 2.76S feet.
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Liquid Fuel Oil for France

PARIS. Nov. AT lecture deliv-
cred today before the Liquid Com
bustibles congress, NJ Daniel Berth
eliot, of Institute OF France, eN-
planned invesugatlons which had
been carried out by a scientific COM
mittcc with view OF establishing
composition OF so-Called national
cOmbustible, This committee, after
having experimental with several
hundreds Of formulao, has decided
In favor OF that proposed by powder
service, which allows use OF binary
mixtures OF petrol and alcohol. This
mixture is at present subject of in
dustrlal experiments on a large
scale, II experiments succeed, said
VI. Berthclot during the coming
winter problem OF a national fuel In
limited form IN which Il has TO be
Cunsidord today may hc regarded as
solved,-Oil Engineer & Finance.
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favored the change In taxation laws
we're nominated by the republican
party In the primary election, and
some democratic candidates are
also fayoring the measure.
The contest between Carl w. RID
dick, republican, and Burton X
Wheeler, democrat for United
states senator has waxed warm for
several weeks. and a heavy and
close vote is predicted.
The entrance. late IN the cam
paign. of "A socialist ticket, following
denial by the supreme court of a re-
st~aining order preventing certifica-
tion of socialist candidates on the
ballot is expected to figure consid-
erably I'm the vote Of Wheeler.
George II. Ambrose Is the socialist
party candidate for United states
senator.
Wives Help Candidates.
Both Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Rid
dick have campaigned the state for
their respective husbands. speaking
10 thousands OF women voters on
their tours.
Riddlck's campaign has been
based largely on a platform OF fed
eral aid for farmers, and he Is claim
Ing n large vote I'm the agricultural
section In the eastern part OF the
state.
Wheeler is closely adherinR TO
straight democratic principles"
The congressional race has shown
the only apathy In the campaign.
In the First district, including the
western part Of tho state, John NJ.
Evans. democrat. opposes Washing
ton j. Mccormick, republican in
cumbent. In the Second district.
| which takes In the eastern half of
Montana. Scott w. Leavitt seeks to
succeed Congressman Riddick. as the
republican candidate, against +. y.
Moss. democrat Both Leavitt and
Moss are appealing TO the farmer
vote on the promise OF farm legis-
| laiion. In the First district Evans.
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With the OIL Men

u. ~ Ncff is In the city from Chi
cago Mr. Neff Is operating In the
Greenwood and Cowley county, Kan
-as fields, and Is having exceptional
ly good luck, which viii DO mighty
good rcws 20 all OF his friends in
tho Mid Continent field. lie is one
OF the most popular men who ever
comes to Tulsa.
T.. J. Bastln. formerly connected
with the accounting department OF
the Sinclair oil Il Goa Co.; has re-
signed his position TO become assist
ant manager of the Elms hotel at
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Julius Livingston, vice president
OF the Livingston OIL corporation. left
yesterday for weeks trip over their
holdings in tho Texas fields.
w. A. Schlueter of the c. J. Taglia-
bue Manufacturing company. left
last night for Brooklyn. ". Y, to at
tend the funeral of G. j. Tagliabue.
whose death occurred Thursday
night.
NJ. J, Sullivan is in the city from
Kansas city.
Victor III. Smith OF Kansas City.
vice president and general manager
OF tho Lion Oil u Refining Co, spent
yesterday In Tulsa. Mr.. Smith says
that the work OF installing Burton
stubs In the company's refinery at
El Dorado. Ark, will be pushed with
all possible speed. The refinery has
been running about four thousand
barrels daily as a sklmming plant
since February,
j. Edgar Pew. vice president OF
the Sun company. was up from Dali
las to spend the day yesterday go
ing over business questions with the
staff of the sun company's produc-
ing subsidiary. the Twin state OIL
company.
II. w. McIlvain, vice president oil
tho pure oil company and president
of the oklahoma Producing & Re-
filming Corp, returned TO Columbus,
Ohio, last night after having spent
several days at his Tulsa offices.
Frank Singler of 81. Louis, sales
manager for the standard Tank Car
Construction company. is spending
several days In the oklahoma terri
tory.
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.Snuck0Uer POOi Big
Potential Producer

=
Although there Is no pipeline out
let for the production as yet, II 10
estimated that the wells already
completed in the Smackuvef iool "t
Arkansas are capable OF producing
fomething no forty thousand bar
rels n day. An area OF four ana
one.halt to five miles east and west
and some three miles north aud
south, apparently, has been proved.
There are l12 wells drilling approx
imatoly ono-half of which are below
1900 feet and should be completed
I'm tho very near future. as the pro-
duction Is found between 2,iO0 aud
2,2e0 feet.
An operator IN the field estimates
that the completion OF these wells
will make tho field capable within
the rtxt month OF producing be
tween 100000 and i25,000 barrels
a day.
This oil, however. will not come
into competition with high-grade
Mid-Contlnent crude. as It has a
gravity of only 10 or 20. by ordi-
nary refining methods, the oil pro-
duces no gasoline, tho kerosene con
tent being ~ to i3 per cent and tho
remainder fuel oil.
Because OF the similarity or the
oil to Mexican crude, companies
that are needing oil for their rcfin-
cries on the eastern soaboard and
Kulf coast as a result OF tho slump
In Mexican production are extremely
active in tho territory. I,oadIng
racks have been installed by the
Globe Petroleum company, the
Simms Petroleum company, stand
ard OH OF Louisiana, Atlantic Refln-
ing company and Trunscoutinental
oil (Arkansas NaturnD. STANDARD
Of Louisiana Is extending its eight
inch limo from I'll Dorado 10 the
new field, but II will be able "a
handle only about eight thousand
barrels day Of the Smackover OF
through this line. because OF the
amount already being taken from
III Dorado. This extension viii hC
completed In about two weeks Tho
Standards tankage e. practically al
fun. OH from tho field at present
Is being held in large quantities In
hastily constructed earthou storage
As the field Is IN the Ouchita river
bottoms this oil is In danger Of go,
ing down tho river on the first
freShet,
Both The standard Of louisiana
which Is a subsidiary Of the stand
ard of New Jersey. and the Atlanti,
Refining company are shlpring
their oil 10 the gulf coast for ship
ment In tankers 60 their roflnorier
on the Atlantic seahoard.
Although the Smackover POO
proper is a producer Of low grad,
oil. the Mari well. which is fbou
two and ono-half miles east OF IN,
Smackover pool, came In recently
making about four hundred barrel
a day OF i-gravity OIL There Is
great deal Of activity around thi
well also.
The Smackover wells make from
10 10 % per cent OF b. =. and water
which Is condition similar 10 tina
encountered In tho early days ot thr
III Dorado development. The IL DO
rado operators were able. however
to treat their oil so that IL was ac
Ccptahlo 10 tho purchasers
The price posted Tor Smackoyc
crude by standard OF Louisiana &
Is cents n barrel. hut this concern
at present Is handling only its owl
production. Tho Atlantic Rcfnln.
company has contracted for n con
siderable volume Of tho of at 81
cents a barrel. although it has no
posted a price.
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Okfuskee County

Burk .Hoffield have location In
lhe southwest ot the southeast OF
the northwest OF 3G-ll-p.
Hock Barnes arc drilling at 800
feet i'm tho sOuthcast OF tho south
west OF the southeast OF 3i-ll-9.
Mcmahon oil company Ia rigging
IN I'm the southeast OF the southwest
OF 36-ll-O.
Sinclair OIL company Is rigging
nm IN the southeast OF the northeast
OF tho southwest OF 36-li-g.
Zoch Barnes are shut down nj
gOIg feet in the southwest OF the
southeast OF the northwest OF IL
100.
The Empire Gas g. Fuel Co. Is
cleaning out at 2,703 feet In the
northeast Of tho west half or the
northeast OF tho northeast OF 81
l1-tO.
Gypsy OIL Company In drilling Mt
117O feet with 100000 gas mud
dcd off In tho northwest OF Ae
southwest OF tho southwest OF al
| 11-t0.
Basic Petroleum company II shut
down at 2,SS0 feet with hole fun OF
water In the southwest of tho north
\ west OF the northeast OF ig-l1-l2.
oklahoma Producing Il Refining
| Co. Is fishing at 3,340 feet In the
northwest of the southeast OF the
| northwest OF 27-ll-l2,
Mcmahon and associates are shut
| down at 2.s00 feet IN he northwest
| or tho southeast Of 29-lt.i2.
Black Petroleum and associates
are shut down at 1850 feet In tho
| southeast OF the southwest OF the
| southeast of 4-l2-10.
Black Petroleum and associates
are drilling at $3.50 feet In the
northeast OF the northwest OF Ia
12IO.
Amcrada oil company has caslnp
trouble at 2,i75 feet In the southeast
ot the northeaN OF the northwest OF
Parshnil OH & Gas Co, Is shut
down M 400 feet IN the southeast oi
the northwest of the southwest 3
| 12-1l,
parghau oil & Gas Co. is shui
down for fishing job at 2,t00 feet II
the southeast OF tho southwest OF
tho northeast OF 6-l2-il.
Anglo-TcNas-North Baltimore I,
rigged up and shut down IN IN,
center NJ tho west line OF tho south,
west NJ the northeast ot 1871.
Ntllh hhllllllplF ~ h'IlnE b-lntt
casing at $3.50 feet In the southwcs
" the northwest OF the northoas
13-12-i1.
Cary ana associates are shut dowr
al 1881 feet In the southwest o.
thC northeast Of 1S-i2-li.
Hartman and others have rig ove
old hole IN the center OF the south
east OF the southeast ~ 22-12-2t.
Hartman and associates are shu
81 down at 2,726 feet with 50.harre
show In the southeast OF the south
east OF 22-I2-it.
Anglo-TeXas II drilling nt I,eet
feet In the southwest OF tho north
east Of S3-I2-1i.
Joscy nj company Il rigging M
IN the '1utheast OF tho northwest O
33-t2-tI
Noco Petroleum company i- shu
down At '2.5t6 feet for fishing jol
In the southeast OF tho northwest o
3i-l2-lt
pcwalt and others arc spuddet
and shut down I'm tho southeast OF
the northeast of 36-12-l1.
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Judge Sam Hayes to Join
WdriaRd

PONCA CITY. Nov. s.--Judge
Samuel :. Hayes. former member OF
tho state suprsme court, candidate
for the democratic nomination for
United States senator In 1914 aud
now associated In Oklahoma city
with Judge James II. Cottingham az
general attorneys In the state for
the Santa Fe railway. Is to Join the
Marland oil company here as chief
counsel devoting his time 20 the
company. Judge Hays has been the
attorney for the Marland companies
In important matters for several
years and Is a frequent visitor here.
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Important Wildcat
Shutdown

PONCA CITY, Nov 3-work r.
still shut down on drilling tho i'm
portapt wildcat OF Marlaud, Spencer
and others In tho southwest OF 13-
.6-lw nine miles straight west ot
this city Tho total depth is now
lOs0 feet During the course OF the
drilling several very productive gas
sands were encountered. amounting
10 over forty million cubic feet, and
kept tho wildcat IN the llmellght for
a considerable time. Other tests
viii be drilled IN that district.