The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-18

sz11sSszss4 not only a pro-
ducer b u { a
manufacturer Of casinghead gasoline
As well and is one of the best posted
operators and manufacturers In the
asd.
As a director OF the Central Ma
tIonal bank OF this city and proml-
nently Identified with other local en-
,erprises. he has closely watched
the Development of the oil fields as
wy as the growth OF this city. of
Ia n An8ytical turn of mind he has
jfotmed very decided opinions on the
Niield, It's future and the future of
wftbls city Discussing this subject
with representative OF The World
who asked for an interview, Mr..
Bradstreet said:
The Tulsa Spirit.
II Is not possible for a man 10 live
IN Tulsa as long as I have and not
be imbued with the Tulsa spirit. l
think We are going 10 build here n
great city and while the foundation
Of that city will be the oil industry,
there will be other factors which
viii play important parts In the
growth OF Tulsa. No one ever uues-
toned the enterprise, the energy. the
loyalty, and the business judgment
Of the men who have made the city
oi today possibility. No one doubts
that the great oil industry and allied
interests will justify building n great
oil center in which the business OF
that industry will be concentrated
and transacted. and no one will now
attempt to locate that oil center else
where than Tulsa. The development
H the oklahoma oil fields has been
an interesting subject for the man
on the side line. as well as for the
operators and the results to date
prove conclusively that the produc-
ion OF the future will be greater
and more staple than the production
IN the past. ,
New Pools.
The discovery wells of new pools
are brought IN from the shallow or
top sands and following the first
wildcat wells the drilling becomes
active, all wells being put down to
the established depth until tho. off
kSet locationss are drilled and the
pool defined. This process Is con-
tinued and pool after pool developed
and the wells are put on the pump,
pipelines laid and the settled pro-
duction established. When the out
put gets low some operator probably
rev TO the pool or field, picks up a
lew cheap leases, rigs up for deep
sr test and starts after another sand
below the depth of the discovery
wells.
More Producing Sands.
Frequently ha is successful and
brings IN a we'll showing greater
pYduction than any in the field and
LIN result is another active drilling
natpalgn and more oil from the
second sand than was found in the
first sand. over and over for the
Tast is years this process of de-
yeopment has heen going on ana
today we are getting more oil than
ever before, and much OF It comes
from wells In fields thought TO nave
been exhausted many years ago. IN
The Cushing field as many as .
lands have been found and the total
thickness of the pay is $40 teet'
Much territory supposed to be con-
temned by dry holes in the FIRST
nnd has been drilled deeper and IS
now most profitable. The best welis
brought in during the past SIX
months are located on either con-
oemned territory or where the poois
: have heretofore been practically
abandoned. Few inside locations
" have been drilled as each owner has
4 soIsht to protect himself by drilling
A.ofhets knowing that in the center
acreage Of his lease In natures stor-
ags basin he has oil waiting only Tor
me drill and the pump, which may
os made available at any time
V1tisa ATT trncttOuE
4 The oil business for Tulsa IN the
iuturo will be much greater than ~
has been in the past, and this grea,
industry, together with the natural
Development of our trade territory
4 " reason OF paved highways ana
better farming, will continue 10 ado
a 10 the commercial Importance OF
'hts city My opinion Ia that many
u good people are now and will con
unue TO be attracted to Tulsa by oui
excellent schools. our churches ano
our social environments and that az
men OF family are successful In the
smaller towns they will move mere
70 give their families greater social
ina educational advantages. There
every reason 20 believe that Win
o!aVns" water, MANUFACTURING
pants will have an additional In
uucement 20 locate here. and the
eonstant Improvement in freight
arg and transportation schedules
VIZ attract more iohbers and state
woe distributors. The activity In rea
ssate Is justified by the uhusua,
ouiialng program now financed
anu general survey of the locaI
s'uation indicates 10 me that Tulsa
entering upon It's most substan'
~ period Of progress. The com
s,euon OF the Mayo hotel and the
u,,gnx,elopment Of other hotel projects
Nv. NJ make Tulsa the best convention
W. IN the state, as well as the bes'
n reA,end city for tourists and com
M bcaI men, and this means the
M ,rS possibly publicity and an ever
E ,yS,saslng population OF the highest
y "pe OF citizenship.
,.r, Teamwork.
,ahere is q better understanding
sr,SWsen the oil producers, large and
ers ana the manufacturers, buy
n ana shippers than ever before
In ~, is more OF teamwork spiri