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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Prairie Vel Doing
BetlreeR 500 and 600

Prairie on & Gas CO. well In So
10, according 20 men who have vls-
tied Il, appears 20 be getting better
all the time. Friday morning IT was
flowing with more regularly thah
when Il was brought I'm, It's flows
being only Is or l6 minutes apart
Up TO 10 o'clock Friday morning
when the well was 6 hours less than
G days old, II had filled one SOO-bar-
rel tank, four 500-barrel tanks ana
had put 200 barrels into another
tank. This would be Approximately
three thousand barrels IN less than
six days, or an average OF better
than five hundred barrels n day.
There Is $50 feet OF open hole IN
the we'll and II IL reported 70 be
caying a little. Indicative Of the
drilling conditions met In the vel
is the fact that seven strings OF cas-
ing were used: 90 feet OF 2O-inCh
drive pipe; ass feet of l5-inch: $50
feet OF 12-nch, 1900 feet OF To-
inch: 1900 foot OF S-!nch; 1850 feet
OF G-lnch, and 1850 feet OF 5-iuch'
A showing OF oil was encountered IN
sand from 2,l43 10 2,l7b feet. ana
gas was found In a sand from E.s75
feet 20 around s25 feet The pres
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
THmphrcBs Pure oil Company
Texas Production

Moro than 10000 UpO barrels ~
uil have been produced boy tho Nuns
phroNs. puto on company iutcJc-ts
iu the NcNii. turrio and lNosse pools
ui TtNlt In the To-day period
ended October 10 these properties
averaged 2SSa7 barrels O. day I'm
mi. period 2O2 wcls In the NeNlp
pool produced 26N.17t barrels. 90
Wcls Goo the Curric pool produced
1885 and one wcll iu the kossC
pool porduccd 2121 barrels
Properties Ot the Humphreys Pure
on interests iu the MpNIu pool alone
have produced 11.22a.27l barrels uf
Ou uu 90 october 10. .o2 wells iu
that district showed au average proc
luctlou per well of 55.55b5 barrels
Tho Currio properties ~ these iutor-
oets ON that date had produced 1ti-
.2li barrels from 10 barrels or nn
average " 5t,6tA barrels per we'll
Tho koese discovery well had pro.
|duced % total of it,269 barrels up TO
October 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

barrels I'm tho sand from 2.o27 to
2g46 feet
Nargty OIL company No. q
Vaughan In tho center Of tho south
line OF the north half Of the south
east Of the southwest Of $4,000. Is
good FOR $50 barrels in the sand
from 1910 TO 2.93O feet
Gypsv Ou company No. { Clam
ton IN tho northwest of tho north-
east ot 4-t5-0, Is making $50 bar
rolls I'm the sand from ago 60
2.933 feet
Texas company No. Hawkins in
the northwest OF 4.1b-9, BE- good for
2.t5O barrels iu tho sand from
5000 20 2.922 feet.
!. II. Bond and associates NJ 3
Carter iu tho southeast ~ the
northwest ot tho southwest uf
g-t5-q. is good for 20 barrels n
tho sand from 2,54O to- $3.50 teof
Gypsy OH company No. . Bear iu
the northeast OF the southWc~' uf
3-t4-s, Ia good for 30 barrels utter
u 2O-quart shot tn the sand from
2,t1O 10 2.566 fect
RrnisttCct oil company No.
Bcarhead in the southeast of io-
1873. is on the pump aud making
oiEht barrels I'm tho sand FROM
2,4lO TO 2,49O feet This well hal %
lS0-quort shot.
Pure on company and Billlurs-
lea No. 4 sulphur I'm The southeast
~ the northwest OF the northwest
/ ot 22.lA-S. IL good for 200 barrels
/ I'm the sand from 3.172 to 2ogO
. feet
Prairie OIL & Gas Co. No. . A. :.
/ Henderson IN ti-14-S, is making 30
hHrrels In tho sand from g,472 "a
2,53S feet after n 10O-Quart shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Dustin Vicinity

The Arkansas Natural Chs COM
pany expected TO spua IA Thursdsv
In tho southwest Of tho southeast
OF 25-e-i2, or as soon as fuel oil
was available from tho Texas pipe
llne.
Tho Carter on company has rig
on ground ana tools ready 10 drill
IN tho northeast of the southwest Of
3G-1O-l2.
Brndstreet oil company hns shut
down its we'll at $50 feet. FOR fuel
In the southwest ot tho northwest
OF the northwest OF 2S-10-l2.
Fred storm ana associates have
shut down at . 600 foct I'm the south
west Of the northeast OF 27-1O-12.
Phillips Petroleum company has
RIG up I'm tho northeast OF the
southwest Of 21-9-1i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Acfirity in Billings District

Lorton and associates arc drilling
at 1900 feet I'm the southeast ot l6-
23.3w, on the Hownd farm.
George Manahan's No . L. Relg-
or, IL drilling at 500 feet IN the
northwest OF 16-23-Jw.
OIL state Petroleum company has
a hole fun OF water at l.53o feet on
the Barnes farm in i5-t3-3w, and f.
drilling on It's No. 8 Barnes, in the
northwest Of the Same section.
oil state Petroleum company ie
drilling at 97i feet IN its No. 2
Relger. In the northeast OF l6 20 5w.
The Hooslor oil and Gas company
has the slush pond completed for
the No. Chaffee, In the northwest
OF 29-23-3w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Turkey Mountain

G. J. Frederick and associates are
moving tools in to drill 10 tho Tur-
key Mountain sand in the northeast
corner OF the southeast ~ the south
west Of l2-20-l2 on the Lucille Ha-
worth farm.
Buck Harter Is moving tools 90
the Jack Cosdcn farm In tho south
east corner Of the southwest of The
southeast Of J2-2o-12. THE we'll
will also be drilled to the Turkey
Mountain sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

he northwest OF the southwest of
2l-25-3v, Grant county.
Tho Uowarth company Ia building
rig aud moving iu tools on the Cho-
parurv Ahfonke farm, northenet ot
the southeast uf tho southeast Of
p-1"-g
Ia summer county. Kan. the same
company Is fishing fur l0 'uch pipe
lt 1000 feet ln the NO. or the
Frank nan farm lu tho uorbvost
ut tho southeast uf li.3ba-Ie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Creek County Competitions

Transcontinental No. In the
the southwest Of 23-l6-9, T. max.
ing 22 barrels per hour In the s1nd
from 2,9l4 10 2,034 feet
Cosden No. Colaw I'm the north
cast OF the southwest OF 26-iB-9. IS
making 500 barrels In the snn1
from 1859 20 1887 feot
waite Phillips company no. i
Vaughan in the southeast Of the
southwest Of tho southwest NJ 3?-
1863. IL good for $50 barrels IN tho
sand from 2.9lO 10 2.92S feet,
O'Rourko No. 3 Vaughan In the
southeast OF tho northeast of the
southwest OF 33-lG-9, Is an old well
drilled deeper. and Is making ESQ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

tools in tho northwest or tho north
cast pt Tho northwest ot t5-l2.l3.
johnson and others are shut down
at 500 feet in tho northeast ot the
southeast OF 23-12-13.
kusn OH a Gas co. is spuldiug
lu the center of tho enst line 90 tho
northeast uf the southeast %
2Vatg-l2
White Eagle oil company Ia drlll-
Ing at 200 feet in the northeast eft
tho southeast ot the northcosg of
Uu-I2.li
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
BroUH County, Texas

Brownwood Producers and Re-
flners No. . williams. Jose padllla
survey, F-4, Brown county, Texas,
has the pay sand from 2,45O TO 2.465
feet and Is producing 80 barrele.
Their No. Williams Jose Padilla
survey, F-4. Brown county, found
the sand from 2,452 to 2,465 feet and
is making SIS barrels daily produc-
ton.
Stout Oh company No. Fomby,
section 40. F-5. Brown county, Is
drilling by bit. and flowing by heads
from the 2.440-2, ,462-foOt sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
H0Udvth Company
Operations

Tho Floyd o. Hownrth oil & Gas
co. is drilling nt 2.4S5 feet In its
No. I Lille Bell IIardridgo In the
northeast Of the northwest Of the
southwest OF i5-l3-l0.
The same company IN pulling pipe
preparatory TO starting new well
on the Bobbitt farm, southeast OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Panhandle Wildcat

PONCA CITY, oct. 2l.-Dlck
Quinn OF Guymon reports n strike
OF gas amounting TO 100000 cubic
feet In the extremely wildcat test on
the Allison farm north OF TeXoma
in Texas county. The depth is 2,8O0
feet. Drilling has been suspended
until an additional supply Of casing
Is received. The drill has Just paAsed
a blue shale strata when the top Of
the gas sand was penetrated II is
believed that deeper drilling will in
crease the flow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

ent production is coming from sand
topped at 3,329 feet.
AS It comes from the well, the
oil is reported TO test 4270, but,
after making allowances for temper.
atures. Is figured at approximately
Al gravity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Woshington County

A. n Mcdonald has The pipe ou
the ground In preparation TO arm
in the southeast corner Of tho north-
NYest nf the anutheaht ~ ed.21 IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Northeast of HenrBefta

Vincent and others are drilling at
1860 feet In tho northwest Of tho
southeast OF the southwest OF
b-12-l3.
Diamond aud others have rig and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Near Broken Arrow

Allegheny OIL company has rig ON
ground in the center OF the north
east OF t3-1S-13. whore they VIII
drill 10 a depth of 2.2O0 feet unless
pay IL found earlier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
another Deep Test in 1910

Hartman aud associates are mov-
ing In tools To arm deep tost IN
tho southeast Ot tho southwest OF
the southeast or 1-iG-lO. Thcv VIII
q" to the Wilcox sand There nrc
several other new rlsa IN this Vi
yIultv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

own and control 1000 acres OF
ana At Leach, Okla. IN sections 10,
~ ~ ana IS, township 20, range 22,
Delaware county. open for drilling
contract, Jones, room Az Security
n'osr Tulsa, Okla.--Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

EN-soldier must sell onesquarter
.oyaliY two wells drilling, 20
as'es ottsets Texas thousand bar
ssss'eE Byron Pugh, Bristow. phone
'Ss'--Adyertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Rumors are also current that a
great deal Of manipulation has been
going on IN Pacific Oh. which is said
TO have been bought on scale down
during latest breaks and Is now held
70 be over sold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

There was slight recovery yes
terday In Pacific OH following the
announcement made Thursday after
the organization meeting OF the
board that the company Ia contem-
plating no new financing, that
change in the operating manage
mcnt Ia planned and that the dis
quietude was being felt over the
dividend outlook. Following Thurs
days break OF nearly five points, II
could hardly be said, however, that
Yesterdays advance OF little more
than a point was very impressive.
The Street Ia still convinced that
there was reason for the recent
selling. which IL believed to have
come from some OF the largest
holders OF the stock. Earnings for
the first six months of 1922 were
equal 10 St94 on the s,5O0,0OO
shares OF stock outstanding, COM
pared with the semi-annual divi-
dend requirement OF 81, 30 a share,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Ticker Dope

Pacific oil directors today de-
clarcd that there is no basis for
rumors current I'm tho past few days
that the company will need new
capital to carry It's large stocks OF
oil and that the dividend OF 3 per
cent m ght be suspended 10 conserve
cash resources. The stock. which
has dropped nearly 10 points In a
few days, rallied IL points this
morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

VIII give $500 to party who will
Gho'e me 70 get drilling contracts
tlp'h responsible company for good
Sr1hs standard drilling tools, Ad-
eress sO6-J, World.--Advertls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

#, nave two miles OF good two-inch
nne n IN slick district, will sell cheap.
usage l-R.--Advertlse
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Secretary Mellon says no special
25 per cent tax will be levied
against 400 per cent Standard OIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Of New Jersey stock dividend, being
satisfied that surplus from which
dividend was declared was not OK
ccsslNc.
Simms- Pete completed sccond
we'll iu Smackovcr district Arlnu-
sas Murphy no O.. with estimated
initial flow OF 1000 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Wanted-To buy two gas engines,
goe gSne with small power. Usage
oSbl-R.--Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
OIL AND GAS
Leases--supplies--Pr Production. Etc.

Blocks OF three 10 five hundred
acres In shallow field Ono brokers
aply. p. o, Box 451.-Advertise
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Wanted-To exchange income
paying Tulsa property for produc-
uon. with drilling possibilities. Ad-
dress s07-J World. Adver tisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

,Wanted-To get In communication
WIN party with $4,000 TO complete
wildcat. Have good showlngs. VIII
TaKe good proposition. Box 349-H,
ure World, d,--Advertisemen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Gren0la. Kansas

Ferguson and Clayman No. on
Ferguson IN 1i-3O-S drilled In a
gasser which tested 5,50O.O0O and Is
very dry high grade gas. This wei is
n fow locations from their 12,O00,-
OO0-foot well drilled Il few months
ago.
Empire company has the pipeline
about completed 90 the gas field
northwest Of Grcnola.
Auhuchon and others on Burgo
I'm Of the southeast Of 1905 hove
rig completed ana waiting for tools.
Several new locations northwest
OF Grenola.
More oil mon IN town during the
last week than for several monthr'
Some acreage west Of town leas-
ing FOR s25 an acre about half way
between Grcnola and tho Empire
big well eight miles west.
Local yards continue TO Keep tne
teamsters busy hauling ont new rigs.
Much activity expected In near
future In this district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Kansas COMPETITIONS
GrccnvOod COuntl.

skcily OIL company No. Fedora
in the southwest corner ot the south
west cf G-22.12 IS making .5 barrels
" oil and 30 barrels OF water IA the
sand from 1881 TO 1,S5S feet Shot
with 30 quarts
smith 4 Carlson 40. Z town lot
lu the northwest corner of the south
east Of 3i-2b-1O was dry and Oban-
doncd at 2.2i2 feet.
Marion County
Watchorn oil 6 Gas Co. No. ~
Townsend In the southeast corner ~
the northwest of the southeast ot BE-
g2-t ls making 100 barrels I'm iho
sand found from 2,4SO to 2iS2 tcet.
sumner County.
Arkansas River Gas company No.
kohus IN the northeast corner Or
the northwest ~ li-35-2 Is making
100000 feet OF gas In tho saud
from 2,OS3 20 1850 feet
Butler County.
Phillips Petroleum company No.
I Davis In the northeast corner OF
lc-2i-4 f. good FOR $50 barrels In
the sand from 2.4G3 to 2,AG6 feet
O. 4. boyle No 2 Bonneii In the
southeast corner OF the southwest OF
26-2S-5 is mating s barrels In the
sand from 2.7g0 10 $3.50 feet Also
maHlng considerable water.
Dickinson and associates No. 2
Haver ia the southwest corner OF
/ 3O-2q-6 after shot of GO quarts Ia
the sand from 2,70S 20 2746 feet Is
making 75 barrels
f1lS County.
Snunthwcqtorn Gas company has
| abandoned lts No. I Kirby I'm tho
southwest corner ~ the northeast OF
qt-oQ-tD AZ o.Nb2 feet.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-18

my son-in-law brought me in his
car. For mercy's sakes, FL! What
have you taken to your bed for?"
"Just SO I could see you"
That's no reason at all. You
know it isn't. You aren't feverish,
are your" Solicitously she felt Ell
las hand. "You poor dear, I guess
1 have neglected you! 1 ought to
have remembered that with your
stiff knees you couldn't get out much.
Can you eat d bite Of anything, Ell?
I've brought you some chicken
broth"
BY evening half a dozen others
came busting in-Anna Holden and
Marcia Winn and Miss Korn. Their
hands were full of offerings, their
hearts of anxious love. But it was
Mrs. Slater who took charge. I'm
needed at home, and l shall stay right
here and look after you, Ell, till you
are on your feet again." she said.
"Oh, you needn't do thatn' There
was a note Of alarm in Elias voice.
81 shall, too. Now. don't think
you are going to get out of that bed
till you are a great deal stronger
than you are now"
Ella Dyer groaned. The third day
| SIG dllSLllpISu " IlSS. DIG udISo
that bed, her bones ached with it.
She felt as full of bounding energy
'as a colt.
But Mrs. Slater was firm. "You
shan't think Of getting up yet, my
dear. I won't let you"
Ella wondered wildly If she dare
try conclusions with her friend, but
she decided that Mary Slater was
much too large and strong. She lay
back on her pillow with a sigh of
resignation. But the next day Mrs.
Slater had to leave the house to
make a few purchases. While she
was gone Ella arose, dressed herself
and twisted up her gray hair.
There was a great ado when Mrs.
Slater came home and found Ella
walking about the house. Eel Dyer.
you go right straight back to bed!'
she exclaimed.
81 shan't do any such q thing. I'm
tired of that bed and chicken broth
and the smell of carnations. I'm not
sick any more, Mary"
'Well, you've recovered awful
quick, seems to me-" said Mrs. Sla-
ter. IT can see what you're driving
at, Ell. You are sick Of me! That's
it. You don't want me here any
longer"
Fresh difficulties were arising as
Ella could see, for Mrs. Salter's
temper matched her high color
MARY" she pleaded, I'm going tc
tell you the truth. / haven't been
sick one least little bit. 1 went tc
bed and stayed there so you and
Marcia and the rest would come tC
see me. I am ashamed of myself
for acting up that way that don't
know what to do. / guess I was
possessed, but got so lonesome. anG
you didn't come, and I couldn't gel
to your houses very we'll, that I was
desperate to try something"
Mary Slater sat down and laughed
until tears rolled down her plump
rosy cheeks. 1--WE been waitine
three whole days for you to tell me
that, Ell" she said.
''You havew exclaimed Ella.
Eyes. I knew you had it to tell
"You did" gasped Ella.
Mrs. Slater wiped a tear off her
cheek. my dear, I knew the min
ute saw you that you weren't sick
one mite, and so-and SOL made uI
my mind that I'd keep you in that
bed till you confessed"
Ella Dyer stared at her friend
Then she, too, began to Shrek with
laughter.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-11-18
BURGESS
BEDTIME
STORIES
The Hateful Chain
Pity those who, free again,
Still must drag about a chain.
-OId Mothpl- Nature


Still must drag about a chain.
Old Mother Nature.
After his return to his home the
young Fox who had escaped from
Farme.' Browns took a long rest.
But at last he grew hungry and his
stomach would give him no peace.
You see, he had escaped before
Farmer Browns Boy was up and so
he had left without his breakfast.
1t seemed queer to have to st@rt out
to hunt for a breakfast. 1t had
been a long time since he had had
to do that. While he was a prisoner
lis breakfast had been brought to
him every morning.
So the young Fox started out to
look for something to eat. The easi-
est hunting would be for Meadow
Mice, so he once more headed for
the Green Meadows. They were no
longer green, but were brown. You
see, it was fall now and there was
no longer green grass.
1t didn't take him long to discover
a fat Mouse. But when he jumped
for it he missed it. You see, that
dragging chain spoiled lis jump. The
same thing happened with the next
Mouse he discovered. Two or three
times the noise of the dragging chain
frightened Mice he might otherwise
have caught. Finally he lad to give
up. 1t was of no use trying to catch
spry Meadow Nice SO long as that
chain was dragging behind him.
Then he went over in the Green
Forest. There the chain gave him
more trouble than ever. 1t kept
catching on sticks and Gtumps and
the ends of logs. When he tried to
walk still, in the hope of surprising
some one, that hateful chain clinked
behind him. At first it made him
very angry. Then it began to worry
him. Finally it actually frightened
him. 1t frightened him because he
began to suspect that because Of it
he might not be able to get enough
to eat.
OF c3urse, the sharp eyes Of Sam
my Jay and Of Blacky the Crow dis
covered that hateful chain dragging
behind the young Fox and they were
as excited as only those two scamps
can be. You know, they dearly love
to see others in trouble. They fol-
lowed along behind the young Fox
and every time the chain would
catch and bring him up short they
would make fun Of him. OF course,
they spread the news all through
the Green Forest and others Of the
little people who live there hurried
to look for the young Fox, that they
might see for themselves this strange
thing which he dragged around with
him.
Finally the young Fox lad to give
up hunting and once more turned
back toward his home. All he had
found to eat were a few beetles and
other insects which he had dug out
from the middle of a big hollow
stump. They were hardly more than
a bite. So he was still a very hun
cry young Fox as he made his way
home.
How he did hate that chain! He
had hated it when it held him
prisoner in Farmer Browns barn
yard, but it seemed to him that he
hated it more now. Then it had kept |
him from running about as he
pleased, but now it kept him from
getting enough to eat
''If I can't get rid Of this hateful
thing I'll stare to DEATH" thought |
the young Fox. Yes, sir, I'll starve
to death. I'm, so hungry now don't |
know what to do. Ill almost |