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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Midwest Pool, Okemdh

Burk Uoffield has rig on ground
southeast OF the north half OF The
northeast OF the northeast OF i-i0-9.
Kcmp-Jen nings-J ohnson have rig
northwest Of the southeast OF the
northeast OF 2-10-9.
Sinclair oil company has location
southeast OF the northwest Of the
southwest of 36-i1-9.
Cosden oil company and Shelley
have 10000, 900 gas Rt J,0i3 feet
southeast OF the northeast OF the
northeast of 7-i0-g.
Cosdcn OH e. Gas Co. Ia drilling
up bailer at 2,S00 feet southeast of
the northwest OF l5-l0-s,
Marshall & Midwest has rig on
ground southwest OF the northwest
OF I-I0-9.
Prairie and Grayson are fishing
for tools at 3,O22 feet with oil show
southwest OF tho southeast OF the
southwest Of l-10-a.
Pure OH company IL drilling at
! eco feet northwest OF tho south
east OF 1903.
Sinclair oil company il lubricating
nj 2,9S5 feet southwest Of the north
west of the northwest OF i-l0-9.
Empire Gas & Fuel Co. has rig
on ground northeast OF the southwest
OF 2-l0-9.
Gypsy and Empire are drilling at
i.130 feet In the center OF the south
line OF the southwest OF the north
east OF 2-10-9.
Gypsy and Empire are drilling at
ee5 fee. southwest OF tho northeast
Of 2-l0-9.
Gypsy and Empire have rig and
tools In northeast OF the southwest OF
the northeast OF 2-1O-9.
Independent oil & Gas Co. is
drilling Mt 2,320 feet IN the center
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Petroleum GeOio0ists wa
Visit Wyoming

Among tho interesting features
that have been planned for the
meeting OF the American Associa-
'tion OF Petroleum Goologlsts that IN
10 be held IN Denver October 20 to
2S, viii he a trip through the Salt
creek and Teapot dome fields OF
wyoming. The train for Wyoming
VIII leave Denver at o'clock the
Following morning, Tho geolOglsts
win return to Denver that night.
The tentative program Includes
pnp~s on the following subjects:
"Mid-Coutiuent and Gulf Coast
Correlation" Robert H. wood.
diamond Drilling in the Rocky
Mountain Region" John II. Emer-
iCk.
Correlation Of Wyoming Forma-
tlpns," G. II. Wcgemunn.
Effect ot pnst-Jurasslc Folding
on Black on Accumulation" r. r.
lllntc.
"Sgme Ideas Regarding oil Ac-
cumtlatlon I'm tho Rocky Mountain
Region" T. s. Harrison.
The salt Creek and Teapot
Fields. Wyoming"
'Dcepor Sands in the Rocky
Mountain fields" G. r. Lupton.
Waters OF the Wyoming Fields"
AAs - isNNAi Nikf
ION Possibilities OF the Black
HIS Region" T.. @. Sinclair.
"Oil Possibilities OF the Four Cor
ners Region" H. w. c. Prommel
Structure and Stratigraphy OF
Raxter Basin, Wyoming" ID. T..
Hagcmann.
Further Notes on the Hydraulic
Theory" John l.. Rich.
"Oil In Shoostring Sands" Elliot
Blsckweldcr.
canadian OIL Possibilities, Wal.
ter English.
Bureau Of Mines Work on potro-
leum," T. T., Swlgart.
"Oil Possibilities OF Western
Mexico" Carl H. Bcni
"On Possibilities OF Nebraska"
H. +, Schramm.
THE OH shale situation" Dean
Il. Winchester.
Influence Of Faults on the Ac-
cumuiatiun or on u. l.. Esta
brook.
Natural Gas ns Factor In on
Migration and Accumulation" II.
V. 4, Mills.
Past and Future Production OF
Rocky Mountain Fields" q. A.
Fisher and w n. Lowrie. jr.
The Occurrence ot on In Igne-
Gus Rocks" &. u. osborne.
The Amarillo Region" Wallace
Pratt,
Comparative stratlgrnphv I'm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
In The TOnknIrd District

Gypsy OH company No. clark
ln the Fouthw,ai of the northwest of
1.2f-iw la making 500 barrels nnai-
fal iu The Hund from 1870 to- 1879
foot.
'omar Oh company $50. Car
michael ln the eouIuvpH ~ tho
r0rih. 1at ~ 8.2I.IW H making 2.GOO
barrels in the sand from 2,Jg7 20
s.t2O feet
Gypsy OH company No I Evans
in tho southwest ~ the northeast of
2i-lw is making l.2t5 barrels
natural IN 'ho sand from 2.G13 to
'.G3S feet Total depth 2.G29 fort.
Southwestern Petroleum No 10
Murray iu the HuuthcaH 90 the
HHuthwoHt ~ 1n.'f-1w haE bccn
abandoned af glg1 feet
Mrfasky q Wu'z SO ! Mckee
iu The southeast ul thn southwest of
ai-Zo-1w i- making 1903, barrels 10
iho sand ftom a.uti 600 2.p25 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624I w. H. PECK Residence 2442
In the mn COunfry

Producers h itfiucrs f. shut
down for water nt 3.230 feet in the
northeast ~ tho northwest ~ Gil
st.
Hoy1nn and nssocn'ea are shut
down Ht 2.5g2 foct with hole fuil
ruu'hwcHt of tho southeast uf a.
ll.il
stclglor oil company is comouiIng
a.lnch casing At isis feet lu tho
southeast of tho northwest ~ the
southwest of it.it-it.
Doucrhy h1s rig IN the nuuthwcgt
of the southeast ~ the uutihongt ~
l3.ll.ll
skclly OIL company f. drilling at
Zoo ttUf iu the northeast of the
northwest ~ it.li-t1.
Do1urr a. IlIuisou hus rig iu the
southeast uf the northeast ~ the
southwest ~ 1D.ll-ll
D'lu,r a iumiaou l1 comrniiuG
liner 700 $3.50 frrt with J, 100000
feet or Fuf showing in tho H0uthWtrt
10 tho HuuthrIlt of lS.llal1.
Empire GAS A. Fuel co ia having
cnHuE trouble nt 2C2t feet In the
center OF tho southeast Of the north
cast of lf-it-ll.
Atlantic Oh y Producers CO. has
rip iu tho uOrthWcHi ~ the south.
west of the northeast OF 3i-11-11.
Lyons Petroleum company has r.
inch casing collapFr ut 2,535 feet
in tho northeast uf The uOrthwDst
~ tho suuthwcHt ~ lS.il-ii.
Sinclair oil ana associates nrr
cleaning out NJ 2.J1O feet In the
suuthoust ~ the Houthwcst Of ij-
HI.
Wyman and others have rig in the
southwest OF the northeast OF the
northeast OF 2D-1i-il.
Dcnncr 4 Jamison II comenting
liner at 3773 feet with 10000. 900
feet of gas showing in the north
west of the northeast ot 22.1i-tt.
Donuer n Jamisdn has rig partly
up center In the north line OF the
northeast OF the northwest OF a.
11-t1.
Gypsy OH company II undorrenm-
ing i.inch casing at 2,7sO feet IN the
northeast OF tho northwest pf "a
ll-l1.
Henry & Amcrada is drilling nt
1850 feet In the contcr Of the west
lluo ~ the southwest ~ the south
weFt of 2i-t1-li.
Lyons Petroleum company n fish
Ing G-inCh easing ut 2,S2S feet in the
center line In the northwest of thc
northeast OF 2i-fi-1t
thurman on company has location
In the center Of tho east line Of tho
southeast OF the southeast or "a
ll-11.
Lyons Petroleum company is
shooting at 2.G27 feet with good oil
showing In the center OF the east ilnc
~ the southeast ot the southwest of
25-ii-it.
kingwood & Soolcy IL rlggcd mp
ana shut down In the uOrthwcst OF
the northeast OF tho northeast Of
2S-ii-ti.
Gillette Kerr nm others will set g.
inch casing at 27Si feet with hole
full of wntcr In tho northwest OF the
east half of the northwest Of the
northeast of 3O-11-11.
klngwood OIL company IN drilling
Rt 3.lG0 feet I'm bad hole In the
northeast of tho northwest OF S3-
ll-1l.
Oklahoma Consolidated II shut
down NJ 600 foot In the northeast Of
the southeast OF the northwest OF
3Isii-ii.
Robinson .Letcher 70 fishing un-
dcrrcnmcr lugs at 3,i0O feet In tho
southeast Of tho southwest ~ tho
northeast Of 35-li-l1.
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with the Oh Men

Joc King. president OF the King
wood on company, Okmulger,
pioneer operators In the rich li-11
territory. spent yesterday In Tulsa.
Victor Gothe, geologlst for the
Pure OIL company. has returned 10
Columl us. ohio, after having spent
several days NJ the local offices Of
the company lie has just returned
from Venezuela, whore he has been
spending considerable time looking
into the petroleum possibilities Of
this South American territory which
is expected in the future 10 con-
tribute ldrEely to the world <
petroleum supply. He will return TO
the Mid-COntiuent territory shortly.
II. J. McMutray OF the NocO
Petroleum company, Okmulgee.
states that he believes drilling
operations in that territory have
been cut 50 10 10 per cent as a re-
suit OF the shut down movement.
w. r. Mum. vice president OF
Mum Bros. Inc, has returned TO
Tulsa after n vacation spent with
his parents near Hope, Ark. Mum
came to oklahoma TO get into the
oil business and now there IL well
being drilled on his father's farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Wefeetka

Transcontlnc1stal is finishing s.inch
easing at 1900 foet in the northeast
of the southeast OF 10-l0-li.
p Transcontinental is rigging up In
the northwest of the northeast OF tho
southeast OF lO-l0-1l.
Tranacontinental has rig In the
southwest or the southeast OF the
porthcnst OF 1910 VI,
Transcontinentnl " rigging up on
corrected location in the southeast
of the northeast OF the northeast of
1O-l0-1h
Llppa and associates are drilling
at 3,0sb feet In tho northwest Of
the southwest OF the SOUTHEAST OF H.
1911.
Tidal Usage has rig on ground In
the southeast OF the northeast OF the
southwest OF 3i-l0-li,
Fisher and DuvRll - drilling at
a,iO4 feet with hole full OF water
In tho northeast OF the northwest or
3G-10-ll.
McClaln and associates are drill
ing at 1850 feet In the southeast Of
the southwest OF tho northeast Of
oT-10-l2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Tidal oil Company
Stock to BOCm

The chances are good for biz.
Fat dividend In TIdcwatcr and Tidal
oil cumpu- nut the annual meet
Ing of either concern is not until
nftersthc first OF January. aud there
fore II Is little too long n time 10
suit the boys who play the market,
The Tidal has been mighty fortu-
nate In having Bob Mathews for n
partner. IA he hns hccn ono OF the
hig producers In the Br.stow dis
trict iuauP tho last few months
than any OF them. The fact Ia. Mr.
Mathews great rise I'm the oil game.
ia one Of the outstanding features
~ the game ns IL has been played
during the last year. lIo is consid-
cred among oil men TO be one OF
the greatest oil producers who ever
operated In the Mid-Contlnent field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

OF the north line Of tho northwest
OF the southeast of 2,iO-9.
independent OIL & Gas Co. has rig
northwest ~ the southeast OF q
1919
Kemp. Jennings & Johnson. are
drilling at 1880 feet southwest OF
the southeast OF the northeast OF
2-10.9.
Midwest Gulf have location north
west Of the southeast OF the south
east OF 2iO.9.
Robinson and others ore drilling
at $50 feet southeast OF the north
west Of 2-i0-9.
Foster Oh company has rig and
tools In southwest of the northeast
Of the northwest Of l2.ie-a.
Jennings q Kemp are drilling at
2. 100 feet northeast of the southwest
Of the northwest of t2-10-9.
Transcontincntal ls drilling n,
1910 feet northwest OF the northeast
ot l2.iO-9
Gypsy OF company has location
southeast Of the northwest Of II
1919.
Cosden OH & Gas co. IL building
rig southwest of the north half Of
tho northwest OF the northwest OF g.
1910.
Thomas Gilcrcasc is shut down nj
$500 feet southeast Of the north
east uf the southwest of 9-lu-iO.
Tufmun Louisiana are drilling az
100 fpct southeast OF the north.
west Of l0-lO-1O.
oklahoma Producer x Rofinlnc
Co is fishing AZ $3.50 feet In the
center OF the south line Of the north
half OF the southwest Of i7-10-i0.
Stenson a Mathews are drilling n
1900 feet northeast Of the northwest
Of tho southwest Of ls-1O-10.
Trauscoutinental Is setting b-inch
saslng nj 455 feet northeast OF this
northeast Of 29-tO-lG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Montana. d" {. Max Bauer and Ernest
GUY Robinson.
probabilities of utilizing Rocky
Mountain NatuFai GAS" John NJ
Alden.
Effects ~ preaJurnssic Folding
on OH Accumulation In Utah"
Glen NJ. RUBY
"rhe Deep Producing Area IN the
Pine Island District, louisiana" W..
g. spooncr
"Core Drilling IA California" J.
J.. Elliot
con Flelds ~ the Rawilns Lost
Soldier Region. wyoming" T. wal
ter Kramport
"The phpFlHul History Of the Front
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
business Congress Should
Boost Tulsa

when the Southwestern Business
congress meets In Tulsa next week II
will have the effect OF showing lead
ing citizens throughout the south
west at first hand tho extent OF the
petroleum Industry In this territory
and should result in n better under
standing all the way around. IL al.
so II expected that numerous oil
men will be n attendance.
Too much credit for bringing the
business congress here cannot be
given the Tulsa Chamber of Com
mercc. Two Of the livest wires in
this organization are n. y. tNewD
Graham, special representative OF
the Exchange National bank. and
\. Burr Gibbons. who. like Graham,
In active In almost every movement
for the upbuilding of Tulsa and ad-
JaCent territory. They nave done a
lot OF work In order TO assure the
success Of the congress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Pennok Denies Reported Sale
of TORkdUa Tract

Il. l.. Howard vice president Of
the pennok oil company. denied
yesterday that the company had
sold It's S0.acre lease IN the Tunkawa
field. ns reported In an Oklahoma
city paper yesterday morning. An
officer OF the Comar OH company.
the reported purchaser, also made
denial OF the report. II was
stated In the oklahoma City paper
that the tract, which In the south
half OF the southeast OF 34-25-1w,
had sold for S250.0OO. when, as a
matter OF fact. the Pennok company
has refused an offer OF three times
that amount. There are two gas
wells on tho property producing
from shallow sands and three wells
being drilled to the oil nay Off
setting producing and drilling wells
on adjoining properties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Richard Adams, a widely known In.
dian and a member Of the tribe et
81. Louis. According TO the cur.raUt
Adams and his partner, Harvey F.
lioit. were to attend to the legaI bus..
ness for the Delawares and in re
Immigration would receive from 2s
to 3j per cent Of the funds procured
for the tribe. Adams died about a
year ago and the members Of the
bers Of the tribe claim tnat Elliott
has neglected his duty. Some 81 tho
former committee who we're asked 10
resign. did. and some refused.
A new committee composed oi Toe
A. Bartles Dewey; John MoCrak.
erm. Nowata; Jake Parks. Cupau
Sol Ketchum. Grand River and q
G. Wilson Of NOwata, were appuirti
ed TO look after the 100000 NhIrb
the tribe alleged Is due from tbe
government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
e.. '. FOrmdR, OIL Pioneer,
Dies in BuffGiO, ". Y.

q Y. Forman. former president
~ the Eastern Oh company and OF
no Fidelity Trust company OF liuf-
fulo. died at his home In Buffalo on
the evening OF october 10, accord
ing 10 word received ~ the offices
Of the Southwestern Petroleum COM
pnuy In Tulsa Formun was about
81 years old ana the father ~ O., a.
Forman, president of the South
western company lie was one Of
the first men to enter the oil busl.
moss in the old Pennsylvania fields
aud followed II successfully up 10
the time of his rctiremont from act
i've business
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ou Market ouo,.,,on.
Usage Lessees object To
,Shud-dO,rn Drdcr

Members OF tho o1ocutIv" com.
mittcc Of the u0orc Oi g. GbH
Loasoca association held more OF
lees stormy scssion ycniorduy after.
noon IN the rooms Of tho MID
Continent on Il Gas association.
They started their meeting ~ Q
O'Clock and, behind closed doors.
were atill at II when the shades of
evening began 20 fall. decided 10
adopt a resolution 90 he cont direct
60 Washington asking either "a Hus-
pension or modification Of CommiH.
sioner Burkc'H shutdown order
FINALLY, however, NJ wus decided tu
appoint committee of tiyc 90 con
Ter with the shutdown ana Storage
committee Of Mid-Coutlu.ut opera
tors before taking Hucvh drastic 0c-
lion.
According 10 one operator who nt-
tended tho meeting 1t was the CON
scnHus OF opinion That - shutdown
which hns It's beginning and ending
lu the Burbank pool is not fair ar
rnngement'
Operators In the Burbank arcn
who have only partially drilled their
aoreagc claim that their holdings
viii suffer to the advantage Of tso
owners OF leases that already hive
been drilled M. They assert that
n they delay drilling until tho gns
pressure goes down their wells VIII
not be as large Rs they otherwise
would be. They also point out that
while they are delaying drilling and
wells already In are pulling on the
sand. tho water level in the field will
isisc steadily which would mean
that their oil would he getting away
from them.
Operators Are Inccnscd.
II IN known that some ~ the Bur.
bnnk operators were 49, incensod
over what they termed the unfair
ness OF the Burke order that they
nave already wired the commits
sloner OF indian affairs asking
either the nbrogatlon or modifica-
tion of the order,
The COMMITTEES appointed ycster-
day TO confer today II possible with
the members OF the hut-Down
COMMITTEES consists cf W. n. Davis.
g. u. Petors. l.. u. Phillips, Henry
McGraw and John X. Cleary,
SO tense was tho situation as re-
CARDS the OsRge yesterday that the
Mid-Continent operators almost for
get TO inquire the latest news from
Teapot dome. The first well COM
pletcd on this Wyoming structure
has been shut In, according to n
message from Wyoming II also is
stated that before being shut In, the
production had decreased very
greatly from It's initial figure OF
around 10000 barrels daily The
very fact that these first wells are
producing from 4 Ehalc formation
would indicate that large production
need not be expected for any long
period.
Then, too, winter--the most Of
flclent shutdown force In the Wyo-
ming Montana territory. will shortly
solve the drilling problem In that
part uf the country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
WdicOnd Purchases
J. l.. EssieU Properties

Tho Malronl Petroleum company.
operated boy " u Davis uf TULSA
and the Boncdum and Trees inter.
csts OF Pittsburgh. have taken over
the production aud acreage OF i. L.
Essloy I'm tho OsngC. Tho transaction
10 reported TO include approximately
TWO hundred barrels OF Bartle4yille
sand production on 800 acres In o.
22-il ana 27-2O-I2.
The Malcona company. which has
several wells drilling and which rc.
Gently completed n good gus well
In 1900. has authorized capital of
fb,OOO,O00. offices of the company
are in the Atlas building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Even sick child loves the
"fruity' taste Of California Fig
syrup" II the little tongue is
coated. or II your child is listless.
cross, feverish, full OF cold, or has
collie, give, teaspoonful to cleanse
tho liver and bowels. In few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly 1t works all the constipa-
ton poison, sour bile and waste out
OF the bowels and you have a well,
playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep Cali
tornla Fig Syrup" handy. They
know a teaspoonful today saves a
sick child tomorrow. Ask your
druggist for genuine California Fig
SYRUP" which has directions for
babies and children OF all ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say california" or You may
get an imitation fig syrup.-Adver-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

and Cat Creek flehi, Mont. for peri
Cd ~ either five or ten years, be.
ginning January /, 1928, has been
sent out by Secretary of Interior
Fall Al present total government
royalty oil from Salt Creek field
amounts to approximately 1900 bar
rcls and from Cat Creek field 500
barrels daily These amounts may
reasonably be expected to Increase
II was stated. Al bids must be IN
before November rs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Foster oil Company
Gets Big Wei

Foster oil CoWp8uys No. Z in the
northwest corner ~ tho northeast OF
the southeast OF section 2-l0-9 was
brought IN Friday night. and IS
making 2l barrels an hour In the
sand from 3,055 Ia 3.O63 feet. II
is ON the top or the sand at 3.O74
feet I'm It's 30. Q IN tho southwest
corner Of the northeast OF the south
east Of the samo section, u eN-
poets TO drll! this wcl IN today or
tomorrow.
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Duncan POoi COMPETITIONS

AHh brothers so. 3 johnson In tho
northeast ~ the southwest Of s-Ia-
sw is making 3J.0O0.U0O foet of gas
ln tho sand from 2.taS TO 2.ii5 foot
Total depth 2.Ibt f','.
Cluo Oh company SO. I Tuinf.rro
IN th" "puihr1s' of 'h, southwest ~
tI'Ih.Nw. has bocu abandoned Hi
2.IG7 frct
Cur'rf OU company 80. 2 MoI.nu
ln the southwest ~ the northeast uf
a--iu.Nw WIS dry ana abandoned at
t.2Il ftpi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Big ven Completed in
old ohio Field

Northcastorn ohio pcrkod up its
r1rH late last week with the com.
plcuon IN Seneca county. pouth,rtt
~ Tiffin, of wull that wus "ntu-
ntcd 10 have initial production OF
700 barrels 1u hour Il wps the So.
~ J. G. Nonror of tho sun company
ana the production is coming from
tho Trenton formation, which is
FOUND between 1900 and 1000 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Risk CONntN. TeNds. Test

OVERTON. Texas. oct. IA
test was started six miles south Of
Oyerton Saturday by the Citizens
Lease syndicate, which Ia composed
Of oklahoma city men. G. NJ.
Joiner is president Of the company
and +. NJ Saxon general manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
TexOIean Company Has
Big Gosser

The TcNolcan companys No. IN
the southwest " the southeast OF
section 3G-ll-g, is making 10000
O00 feet of Bas IN the sand from
3,lj5 70 3,lI5 feet 1t Is also spray
ing oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
WiH Resume Deer Test

The B,ggs oil q GAS 60. hiss nu.
nounCcd the resumption Of drilling
on IT. deep test In the northeast cor
nor Of tho northeast OF l0-l2-15.
This hole will bo carried down 10
the owners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
"CASCARETS" FOR BOWELS
When Sick Bilious, Headachy, Constipated, for
Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds

our bowels may seem reguldr-
move every day-yet your thirty
feet Of bowels may be lined with
poisonous waste which In being
sucked into your blood, keeping
you half sick, nervous, Respondent
and upset Whether you have head
ache, colds, sour stomach indiges-
;ion or heart pnlpitation. 1t is usually
trom bowel poison.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Hurry! one or two Cascarcts to-
night viii clean your bowels right.
by morning all the constipation
and sour bile will move out-thor-
oughlyl Cascarets win not sicken
you--they physic fully, but never
gipe or Inconvenience.
Children love Cascarets, too. 10
cent boxes, also 20 and so cent sizes.
Any drug store. re.--Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Don't stay stuffed-upi Quit blow
ing and snutfing! Take "Pape's
Cold Compound" every two hours
until three doses are taken. The
first dose opens clogged-up nostrils
and air passages OF the head; stops
nose running; relieves headache,
dullness, feyerishness, sneezing. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

second and third doses usually
break up the cold completely and
end all grippe misery.
"Papo's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores.
Tastes nice. Contains no quinine
Insist upon Pape's-Aavertlsen
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OIL AND GAS

Fifteen -hundred acres Gnrvip
county TO complete well. Now one.
thousand foet cable tools Seven
hundred fifty feet: fifteen and once
half inch. Good hole; good struc-
ture best deal oklahoma, Address
Box $40, Enid, Okla,--Adyortise-
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

rurIhWost ~ the southeast
1t.lu-aw has been abandoned
1850 i,st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Fall Asks for Bids on
$ROydlty oil

WASHINGTON, oct. ia call
for sealed bids on government roy.
atty oil from salt Creek field, Wyon
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Young County, Texas

RoNana Petroleum cumpanys No.
I Whittouhurg IN rhc Buugor field,
Young county. Texas, made $50 bar
rcls the first "a hours In the sand
from 3,762 20 3,7G5 feet.