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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-08

the war, because before we would
allow the armed forces to lack for
adequate supplies, our civilian con-
sumption would be curtailed as
drastically as might be necessary.
Now you can afford to take a
chance. You can afford to take this
method over and re-adopt 1t. It
worked so successfully in the days
following the close of World War l,
to which / have referred Every
operator in the production branch
of the oil business don't care
how little his operations are-has
some favorite spot where he wants
to drill wildcats we'll. He has had
it on his mind for several years.
Most of them have been waiting I'M
til we get this 35c increase in the
ceiling price of crude oil, and after
that occurs they have in mind that
they viii finish up the work on the
blocks of leases around their loca-
tions and start operations. | plead
with you not to longer delay action.
Go ahead now. BY the time you can
complete your blocks of leases and
have drilled your wildcat wells and
made discovery and developed the
discovery to the point where you
will have new. oil to sell, perhaps
the price question will have been
settled favorably
you operators that have these
favored spots already located, go
ahead and block them. Trade acre
age back and forth among your
selves on your various blocks of
leases so that you will eliminate
some of your gamble and have a
greater chance to participate in a
discovery. Bring your proposed
deals to the major companies and the
larger independents and ask them
to buy acreage or spreads of acreage
or contribute bottom-hoIe money or
dry-hole money You can do this
job-you, and you alone can do it.
The government has not given me
any money with which to wildcat"
for oil and / hope the government
never adopts this method, because
believe this is the industry's job.
You want to keep the oil business
in the hands of the industry during
the war and after the war, Just as
it was before the war, and if you
will do this job there will never
be any reason for it to be other.
wise"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-08

then / have written each of them
a personal letter and | am glad to
report that | am getting many
favorable responses.
Il know that we can build up our
productive capacity through new
discoveries in this way / know it
can be done because that is the
way it has always been done.
You are probably saying to your
self, If that method was SO success
full, what stopped it2 ! think / can
answer that question. With the
coming of the seismograph and its
early success in the Gulf Coast
in locating salt domes and the more
apparent structures in other areas,
there was a gradual abandonment
of the old method of validating,
which have described. Eventually,
most of the major companies and
many of the larger Independents,
became so 'hipped with the seismo-
graph, or some other favored geo.
physical instrument, that they
stopped buying protection acreage
and stopped contributing to the
wells being drilled by the small
operators 1t finally reached that if
you were unable to walk into a
land department of one of these
companies and put down fool
proof seismograph structural map,
they were not interested at any
price.
Nov they had a right to do that.
l am not criticising them, because
they were perfectly within their
rights But of what further value
is the seismograph now that most
of the Class A structures found by
that method have been drilled, let
me ask the fellows that use it all
the time? Yes, / grant that in a
comparatively few cases seismo-
graph structures have resulted in
worthwhile discoveries-in Okla
homa, Pauls Valley, Apache and the
Cumberland field-but look at the
hundreds of other cases, look at the
hundreds of other seismograph
structures that have been drilled
and didn't even get show of oil
down to 5000 feet or more; and I
say to you that these little fellows
that get up their blocks, and work
on the information they have gained
in their particular area, have found
Just as much oil, or more, by their
methods than has even been found
by geophysical methods Unless
there is discovered some new
method of locating oil, we must rely
more and more upon random drill.
ing, as in the old days to find strait
graphic traps. What we have to dc
today is to find more oil and to dc
it quickly. We are not going to lose
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-08
Two Dozen Wells
AT Vxrioszs Stuqes.
Kelvin Sunbs1rst Field

Continued from Page -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no. B.
NV gW NV 20-36-1W
Spudded 1914; drilling, 1900
OHEN-ENCEssOEE NO. ss--
sE-NwA swM 11-s5-zW
Spudded 1z-zz-43: standing s110.
PFABE o ENGEEKEEG-HURLEY NO. g.
Spudded S-30-44; drilling, 720.
PREv0L q sHAY-GF ossz4z. UNIT NO. II
NV SW SW 11-35-3W
Rig UP.
Z. o. REECEHOFF-BYRNE NO. e.
NE NE SW 25-35-2W
Location.
RIGROCK-AUTE NO e.
Sc NE Sc 13~35-4W
Spudded 1884; drilling, 1850.
C. L. sATTH-GF es20ks NO. a.
SW NV SW 12-35r2W
Location.
SUPERIOR RETRoLEUM:GoEDDERTz
Sc NEA sWA 12-9SsW
Spudded 2-2244; drilling, l775. EN- con-
tact, 1908. Show, 1722.
TExACO.D. X. BRUINS NO. Ia
g Sc SW NE 10-352W
TExAC6.R. BRUINS NO. is
C SW Sc Sc 10-35-2W
Spudded 5-l7-44; drilling, 1895.
TExACO-EA6AsERT Bis
NE NV SW 15-35-2W
Spudded 4-2-4A; drilling, lao.
TEXACO-LIND N0. g. ~
c SW SW NV 11-35-2W
Spudded 3-31-44s drilling, 500.
TExACO-MOE NO. a8--
SW Sc NV 2a-35-2W
Spudded 1-22~&4. standing, 1885.
TExACO-A. E. KENNEY, JOINT
NV SW NE 16-35-zW
Location. (FIRST REPORT)
TEXACO-KENNEY NO. t.
SW NV Sc 15-S2-2W
Spud0eo 3-11-44s drilling, l460.
TEXACO-SWAYEE NO. 81
SIC Sc NE 3A-38-2W
Spudded 3-12-44; drilling, 1850.
THORPE-H0LBRO0K NO. g.
NV ME NE z-36-SW
Spudded 2-1-44: drilling, 1895.
THORPE-STATE NO. r.
Sc SW SW 36-37-SW
Spudded 2-23A4s fishing, 14S5.
III. vANDERPAs~WARD NO. g.
SW NV SW zS-3B-3W
Spudded 4-4-44; fishing, Ito.
WEIGH BRos. STATE NO. g.
SW NE NV 36-35-zW
Rig up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-08

address follows:
~Of the reserves we have today
the 20 billion barrels of reserve of
which we boast, nearly rs percent
Of il was found by the little fellows
drilling wells on 'hunch' or on
some information best known to
them. Frequently they have found
oil in places where previous expert
advice said it could not be found.
We must remember, too, that most
of the Class A structures, either
seismograph or geological, have
been drilled. We must find oil from
now on mostly in photographic
traps, and neither the seismograph
nor any other geophysical instru-
ment, nor geology, is of much avail
in locating stratigraphic traps-not
at least until considerable random
drilling has first been done.
THE biologists can be of inn
mense help in correlating and doing
Sub-surface work in locating strait
graphic traps after sufficient wells
have been drilled in an area to give
them the necessary information up
on which to base their work. | be-
lieve in getting all the information
obtainable, whether by use of the
seismograph or other geophysical
methods, core drilling and sub
surface work by biologists, but let's
not put a damper on the little fell
low who wants to drill a wildcat
well. Instead, let's return, repeat,
to the method we had in the early
pos, when we found all this oil.
Let the major company executives
instruct their land departments and
geological departments to loosen up,
and when the little fellow comes
into the office with block of leases
and wants to sell them a spread to
aid him in drilling a. wildcat well,
give him the help he asks; or, if
YOU already have acreage in the
vicinity of the proposed well, give
him some bottom-hole money or
dry hole money In this way we
can get wildcat wells drilled in
large numbers.
cat the rate we are now drilling,
with the kind of discoveries we are
making, we are not going to get
the job done.
ION Sept. LIST talked to the
Petroleum Industry War Council.
Most of the chief executives of the
major companies, and a consider
able number of the larger indie
pendents were present. / made a
plea to them to instruct their land
and lease departments to loosen up,
as | said awhile ago, and no less
than six of them told me during
the noon recess that they thought
had something and maybe that
was the way it could be done. Since
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-08
REAL WILDCATS NEEDED TO FIND OIL
Franklin Urges Little Fellows Be
Aidedin Drilling Out Their lunches

Necessity the good old days of wdcattng
pressing need oil to be stressed in
recent address by Franklin independent operator who
president of the Independent Petroleum Association of Amer
OF interest his contention that majors should aid IN the drill
ing putting dry hole money exchange
for leases practice followed very generally Montana The
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-08

the war, because before we would
allow the armed forces to lack for
adequate supplies, our civilian con-
sumption would be curtailed as
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13
NitspDd Ben 10. 0esea,bsr 1914

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