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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1922 32 IN THE OIL FIELDS OMc 8841 1 ItmMMioe tit. W. 1L I'KCK. P. O. llo Ms. 30 Oil Market Uiiatntlone. , Okla 1 jr. Mull liayow Ken. Kfildton Walter ? Cement l.JJ Tllrctra 1 llmryelta .... i Turkburnett .. 1 MeTenS Co ... 1 H Cofsmana, light 1 t t'orslcana, h'vy .10 rt.rca June . Caddo 11 10 Oaildu II in II I l MU Crude. , . I 1'leree .Tun '' Hour l.ske t " llambls 1 W rnliimbia . ;1i1n heavy .. 7 I Id hull IUoil . is I'.l linmiln, Alk 1 l llK-nrvllU ,, 1 J ihii !; c'nlrlnit Kagland ' Hmnrt. light NnmerMt ...... l.s Lima .JJ Indian J.'' Illinois 1 J W nosier '2 rnni'etnn 1 I' Waterloo ...... l.JJ mmli ' r;ik tlasln ....I.IJ linn ilreek 1.1" llll J.lll.11 V .... Vula Creek ... . Homer 1.8 Cl CI . Mont 1 l Oil Men Determined Shut down He Made Air Tight Thfro nevt-r Im boon ft tlm In tho Malory of tho Mid riintlnniit fldil, wlirn tint oil proiluofm wore In mien lt.il Inimor In rnnnl to ruts In the prlro of rrintr, ns ill thin particular time. They urn iln trrmlnrii thru Hio nliiit-ilowii move ment will I't mmlo rumpled', mijl thru ilrltlltiK !)( tuipiil until miai n tlmu nn oil 1 linilly ncpilctl mill therefnre comtnaiiillng a mtlrh hrllpr prlro tlinn It tins ilitrlnu; thn lant yenr. There l.i no iloubt lint thnt tltn newly olcrtril Kovornor of Okla homa vlll flml tho oil men all rimily nnil WflltliiB for a npoclnl rcralmi of tho li'Kl'Intliro to tin lulled at the rnrllcxt pninlhlo moment, to pan law giving the governor, or por hnpn the corpornlo rommls'lon, tin lisiinl pollco power, anil will thero foro not wait for tho government rontrnl which lifta boon lilntcil at from Washington. It is romnrkablo thnt In uplte of nil that Iwh been wild thcro In one outstatiilliiK fenturo of thn slttln tlon, nnil that wnt thn ntntninont mitilo by Murray Uoano In a wlro to tho oil eilltor, In which hn n!'.t that "tho prlco was being cut to malta money." Donne's high utaml inn Is redpmifdbln for tliln, nnil no other argument or ntntement of Xnctn enn ho mnilo to unttitfactorlly contradict hln opinion. Hut in tho meantime thero is going to bn u lot less drilling nml, according to oil men, thorn Is going to bo, for once. Homo co-operation on tho pnrt of tho purchasing agen cies doing business In Oklahoma. The tlmcH nro full of troublo mid no mistake. s'x hundred thousand barrels re ceived weekly heretofore. Whothcr this roiulltloii reflcets the reported fulling off In Mexican produrtlon or whether beeniis of delayed ar rlvnl of rnrgn steamers M r.ot known. If tho formor Is true, then this iibws Inili'i'd sliould be gratify ing to thn Mld-Coiitlnsnt pi'idnrers. lleflnml nil exportu were intlch heavier toward the intler pnrt of July, the New Orleans Iteflnlni: i(iininny having Jilned the Htnnd ard, Union and Cnrim Interests In shliments. This company loaded nut pnrt of a cargo of light gtisollno for Kinnra. The advnntsges of thn Petroleum Import fc Kxport Corp.'s cnslng and linrielllng plant urn beginning to be realized at this librt. Thero Is on Increasingly largo number of small enso order shipments now being handled through this company Thn past week's shipments show a lnrge shipment of gnsollno In case and several hundred barrels of wnx con signed to llollvln. A steamer Is soiiodubid In tnkn out a cargo of aviation gnsollno from this station on August 2. The Union Petroleum company loaded approximately 600,000 gal lons of lubricating oil for Ocrmony anil :,ZuO,ouo gniions or gnsiuino for Kronen. Anothor steamer Is booked for sailing fimn thin station tiring thn present eelt. Tut fltnnilanl on enmpnny hipped four bulk cargoes of gnso- line, nnphtha and keroscuo from ltnton Itouge, shipments being con signed to l-'rnnco and (Irrmnny. 'rairic linn Had Luck in Ihislow Field Tho Pralrlo test nt thn center of tho enst linn of thn southwest of tho northenst of 3B-10-9. hns casing trouble nt 2,700 feci. Tho rasing wan raised and parted nnd tho test will be delayed. Tho I'm rlc's Interest nr test In 23- 1C-S, where a showing for a nice ell was encountered in tno wncox sand n, few days ngo, Is still under reaming the S 3-lO-lnch rasing and will not be completed until tho first of tha week. Writ's MV'REE-UST AT p 'UNfjr F6LL6f2, CAM'T ( x VJE(2 LEARN VoO no IrEEUST A 1 0MR iArs a. . (jooo one AlNT MADE TO EN0. v mru t 11M I I 1 I Uristow Coming Hack Thn R.trtnln and associates tost In tho southeast of thn northeast of 16-16-S camo to tho front with a sen sntlonal gnn flow which stopped tho l'rlsco trains H hours, and which is stlmnted will mnko nt least from ono thousand barrels to two thou sand barrels when fully completed. It Is located only 1B0 feet from thn rallrond trnckH, nnd becatiso of tho big splurgo of gas nnd oil, was esti mated on tlm Htreets of Tulsn ns good for 10,000 barrels. Many local oil men nnd professional men of Tulsa nro Interested In tho well .with tho Bartnln brothers. Tho Itolanil Oil company's No. 1 In 2-1D-8, which enma In good for 20,000 barrels and which afterwards went to water. Is now mnklng on ugaln nnd is flowing by hends nnd It snld to bo good for 1.500 bnrrnls. Tho Carter Oil company, drilling In tho southest of the southwest of tho northwest of 2-15. S, hns a 4,000 barrol producer offsetting tho Ho land No. 1. Tho Cnrtor's No. 1, which camo In as n water well yesterday Is now making oil and thus altogether Prln tow has staged riulto a rcmarknblo comeback. Putting On a Show in Louisiana , Thn Rtnnilnrd of Louisiana Is re Ported to hnvo cut tho prlco 25 cents on two or three grades of Inulslann nnd Arkansas oil yester dny, while iho Allnntic IleflnlnR romnnnv made tho cut only 15 cents, which lnokii ns though somebody ivas trying In establish an alibi ns to ."collusion." It In thought that thero Is too much of Interest In this situation tn lisss hnsty judgment, nnd hence thoro will bn n Inter story In regard to the wholo sltuntton. This much Is known: Tho Atlnntlo has been mnk lng n strong offort to get oil since tnnknge, Ullllland taking over tho OllUlnnd nnd hooking on to tho wolls. Of course It l.i nil In tho family whon It comes to n fight between tno Atlantic ana tno Standnrd Louisiana, and this. too. Is oomnll catcd by renson of tho fnct thnt tho Carter Oil company Is now being rtin by tho Pralrlo which Is nbout tno worst tniug thnt could happen I HAM I rA I Ucrje- ) V i i -u iv i i i it i it if r j u 1- wnvi i inw -v I 5,s AIM'T MADE To A -A( I V J i Ullle-fOr-e witness will be 11. L. Wolsh, wjcro-l tnry of tho Petroleum Institute of j America, nnouiii congrevs ueiermino to legislate Into existence fcdornl coal commission to rcgulnte indus try, committee mny recommonn it also be given power to control oil supplies. NKW YORK. Aug. 4, Texas company hns reduced gnsollno two contn a gallon and korosenso one cent n gallon In Pennsylvania nnd Delaware aro following a similar reduction by the Atlantic ltcflnlng company. u NKW YOHK Standard Oil, No Jersey, cut prlco of gasoline two cents per gallon in all its territory. Phlllipa-Skcllv Interest Storing Ca&lnghcad Gasoline The Phillips Petroleum corpora tion nnd the Hkclly Oil company purchased two big tanks each for Htorlngtcnslnghcnd gnnollne, and tho new tanks nro unlquo in respect to eing "dished ' on tho tops and bot toms ,nnd nre built llko nn ordinary prcMiro tank, only they nro placed In a vertlcnl position and on columns, columns. Knch tank will hold 10.000 barrels of cas nghead gasoline, and nro no Ignctl to tnkn earn or 10 pounus per siniaro men working prcwiure They nro to bo tested nut and mndn tight by tho manufacturer, tho Oruver corporation nnd necnrdlng to C 1. Marncr, sales mnnagor tor this district, they will wltbstnnd a nressurn of 18 nounds per wiuaro Inch, which Is certainly enough to hold snsollno nn matter how hot tho weather, or how great tno expansion of tho contents. The tanks nro 47 feet In diameter. nbout 48 feet high over nil. They nre tho same shape ns tho horizontal pressuro tanks, and arc supported on eight structural columns slmllnr to tho design of tho Inrgn rnlironu tower tanks. The material used Is from 9-l to 3-8 of an Inch In thick ness, nnd thn vortical scams of tho shell and bottom nro trlplo-rlvetnd nnd tho sims ni mo top ilouiile-rivcteu, 'inn innKS win bo thoroughly Insulated and tho purchasers declnro thnt this typo of tank tor tno storngo ot casinKiienu gasoline, will soon pny for Itself . Ticker Dope Texas company has reduced gnso llno two cents In territory nffected by similar roductlon by Standard ot Now Jorsey Thursdny. TAMPICO Penney Ivnnln-Mcxl- ran Kuel company completed Alamo No. 15 well In Saltwater nt 2,204 feet. the strength of Darnsdnll stocks. Merger rumors have been domed nut also contlnuo to circulate Reports aro continually coming forward mentioning valuablo ltunslan oil concessions secured by a stibsldary of this concern. It Is stated that llarnsdall Interests nro te'lng a very promising new fuel of high power. Tho buying ot the stock is looked upon In well Informed quar tern ns foreshadowing hlghur prices for tha stock. prices nro Oros.i creek, Uinco creek ml Elk posin, ti.2u. "ig aiuutiy, 0 cents; Itouk creok, 80 cents; Mule creek, 00 cents. No chango was mado In Salt creek crude. Humors nro current that a pool hos boon formed In the Mexican oil Issues to drive In thn l.irso outstand ing short ititorcsts. PrNDLKY. Ohio Reduction of 20 cents a barrol In prlco of ilx grades ot Wyoming crudo was announced today by Ohio Oil company. New Standard Oil of Louisiana ban re duced prices ot crudo oil 25 cents barrel with tho exception of two grades. NKW YORK Cosdnn declared a regular quarterly dlvldent of 1 3-4 per cent, preferred, payable Boptom ber 1, Stock record, August 15. Kansas and Oulf have brought in well No. 8 on tho If. T. Ilrown lease KhvIvhI of the Ulk ot buying for control Is notel in ronnectlon with Resinol docs ivondcrsfordiafed 07' initatcdsluns "My doctor told me about It and if I couldn't Ret another jar I wouldn't give this one up for anything." That is how many people reeard Keilnol Ointment. It Is specially recommended for eczema and other itching slin troubles, but It Is also ex cellent ns a Reneral household remedy lor burns, scalds, chatingi, cold sores, pimples, boils, Insect bites, etc Kctlnol Sop ind Retlnol Shaving SHck cnnuln thl Krulixil propcrllri and no noma. sliouM tx without lhtt product. AtalMrmituti, Imports and Exports at New Orleans Tho reports showing oil Import and exports through New Orleans for tho liint Mi-ek of July should bo equally ns Interesting to Mld-Pon-tlnont oil producers, us well as re finers. For tho first time In sev eral mouths the Standard Oil com pany of Louisiana did not recelvo crudo oil shlpmontH from Mexlro In fnct, two export cargoes totaling n quarter of a million barrel of Mid-Continent crude wero exported from this station. Tho total ship ments of Mexican nulo brought Into New Orloan4 this week were lass than two hundred thousand barrels, ns compared with five or PATTERSON STEEL CO, Minimi hiinnrU, Acxlr. Platri, Complftt MM IfuHdlnfi Offler, Mm it. nnd H'trrhnuM Xnnltiuii and FrUro It, It. VulKt OftHf 7Ulft The Webb Countv Oil Field of Southwest Texas Hns pnssed tho experiment ntnte and is now becoming n real oil field. Arreugo has commenced to climb In prlco owing to tho fact that sovoral good wells linvo boon brought In. Homo wells making 2,000 barrels, whlln thero nro several mnklng from 200 to 300 bnrrols. Tho shallow depth of l.flOO feet makes this Webb county oil field of southwest Tnxns vory attractive. Wo hae somo very attractive acreage right In lino of production, ranging in size, from lfiO to 10,000 ncres. Let us send you maps nnd prices, also the weekly scout report. Act quick. San Antonio Business Exchange 207 Ciiiurr njdg. Son Antonio, Texas at tho north end of Fox Rush, Kan., field, with about 150 barrels in In itial flow. Company has ISO acres In this district. NKW YORK. Aug. 4. Mexican Seaboard Hear thnt they will pny regular BO-cent dividend tonny nnd thereafter put stock on a quarterly basis. This would glvo them thrco months grace. WASHINOTON, Aug. 4. Scope of gnsollno price investigation by son ate committee was revealed by Son ator McNary, Oregon, nctlng chair man, as ho announced 'hearings would bo started Monday. First NKW YORK Recent cuts In crudo oil prices liavo not Influenced any great reduction In production. For week oidcd July 29, there was an Increaso of 1,650 barrels dally in produrtlon. Thero may bo nnothcr cut of 2s cents a barrel in Mld-Contl- ncnt crude oil, reducing tho prlco II compared with 12 at tho time r tho first cut, Sharen of companies that mado most of their money from tho sale of crudo oil have been hit hard as cuts already mndo hnve cut their enrnlngs 25 nnd 60 ycr cent. Oil stocks held well in the face ot Wodnesdny's 25 cents reduction nnd drop In tho price of gasoline. Tho thoory Is, so far a price cutting is concerned, tho worst will bo ovel by the closo ot tho month. NEW YORK Atlantic Refining company cut prlco of gasoline 2 cents nnd kcroseno l cent. can Seaboard Oil company, sched uled for yesterday. Action on the dividend Is expected at that time, tho street Is moro Umn interested be cause of tho recent news bearing upon tho colnpany and tha action of its stock. United Stales Itureau of Mines Experimental Refinery Experimental refinery which has been maintained by U, S. n. M li Sari Francisco for past four year t being hut down for lack of fu u to further carry on research w ax According to C. P. Uoyvles. nit off ji of bureau, over-productlonof oil a present .and resultant lack of In' r est on part of producers In fln'.i,? new way to get gasoline, Is reap, n slble for cessation of experimental work Oil, Paint & Orue Reporirr .CONTI.NUF.n ON NKXT PACJP Tha third rcductlton In crudo oil prices slnco July 15 occurred yester day, adding n further clement of un- settlement to tho outlook for the oil stocks. Tha cut wns Initiated when tho Sinclair Consolidated an nounced that Its prlco for Mld-Con-tlnont crudo had rfeon marked down 25u a barrel to $1.25, as compared with t2 whon tho movement stnrtod. Action of tho Sinclair was followed shortly by Pralrlo Oil & Qas, which announced now cuts to i.2& a bar rel for Kansas nnd Oklahoma nnd $1.50 for north central Texas crudo. Licit of a quorum was nsslgncd ns renson for adjournment until Friday of tho regular meeting of tho Mexl- INTER - STATE DOCTORS Chronic, Stubborn DLscfloca of Men and Women tirt tr'tlmonlnl In othff column t!H-21D HKCUHITY 111.1)0. Corntr Srrnnd ami Mnln 1 fi"" "Mathtr, Ut't eo in that rittauiant and et torn Kmllogg't Com Flahf an' milk an' fruit t Oh I'm to hotl An', Mother, I can at a big bowlCil if you'll go in thero and get eima Kelloggfe like we have hornet Oh, come onl" oney to Loan on Residences, Apartments and Business Properties Quick Service No Delays Pay Out on Approval of Title TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY Cosdcn Bldrj. Osage 8100 CORN FLAKES with fresh fruit ! never was such a hot day feast! Everywhere you go you'll find Kellogg's 'Corn Flakes awaiting your call ! Restaurants and dining cars provide this crisp, delicious, ideal warm weather repast. And, how good these wholesome, nourishing, appetizing flakes taste served with a generous pitcher of cold milk and luscious fresh fruit 1 Eat Kellogg's Corn Flakes for healthl As warm weather food thoy are supreme easy to digest and cool ing! Let the children eat all they wantl See that Kellogg's are served at least once or twice a day instead of the heavy foods that overtax big and little stomachs and cause sluggish headaches and drowsiness. You have no idea what a lighter summer diet means watch tho betterment in healthl As an extra-treat for dessert some evening right soon, serve Kellogg's Corn Flakes and fresh fruit with cream! You can't realize the treat that's in store! w m g), TOASTED CORK i mi Ba -certain you buy 1CKLLO GO'S Corn Flakes the kind in tho RED and GREEN pack age that bears the signa ture of W. K. Kellogg, originatorof Corn Flakes. Kons ate genuine with out itt Alio makers of KELLOGG'S KRUMULES ttJ KELLOGG'S DRAN, cooked and krumblod Get Two Pairs for the Price of One Gordon's Dollar Shoe Sale ENDS LATE TONIGHT GORDON'S UPSTAIRS SHOE STORE Second Floor Robinson Bldg., Third and Main Sts. WITH THE LIVE ONES IN THE REFINING BUSINESS BARNSDALL REFINING COMPANY MANUFACTtjriEnS A I.I. TBTnOLKUM 1'JIODUCTS. 1(1011. OKAOE I.UimlCATINO OILS. CYLINDER, STOCKS AND KB. KIN13D WAX. . Kiccullve orflct! Tenth floor Tetroltum HlJc, Tulsn. rteflntry llnmiilall. Oklahoma s Phono Osago 00f 0. W. H. BARBER COMPANY Alwaya In tho Market for Tetroltum rroJucti CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. CHESTNUT & SMITH CORPORATION Manufacture!! Ctilnjhead, Abaorptlon and Mended Oaaollne rhono Oeato ::o Tulaa. Oklahoma COSDEN & COMPANY inaii-aitAiin rETnoLE6t rnoDUCTS TULSA. OKLAHOMA COLEMAN-NELSON CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OP STRAIOltT-nUN OASOLINB General Offlcea 401 South Chejenna Street I'hona Oaaga 7509 EMPIRE REFINERIES, INCORPORATED Heflnerlee Located at OkmuUea, pdlahoma City, Cuihlnx, Tonca CUT. Okta, Onltreavllle, Teiaa Salea Office rhsr.es 70S: m Unity Wdlt.. Tulia, Okla. . GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR CORPORATION I R. J. SHAnrrn and It. T. MUSSEU, nraldent Agcnla IMPERIAL OIL MARKETING COMPANY c. l. mayualu rnnsiriRNT Marketara retroleum and lto product!. Including all gaaollne, naphtha, kerosene, distillates, gss oil, black oil and road oil made Ly Imperial Refining Co., Ardmore Oklahoma, , ' OENERAL OFFICES . Second Floor Kennedy llldg., Tulaa, Okla. Branch Office. Fort Worth, Teiaa CORN TXAKES IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY C. L. 11AYIIALL, VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER Manufacturers of hlgh.grado gaaollne. naphtha, kerosene, distillates, gas oil, fuel oil and road oil. All producta sold through Imperial Oil Marketing company, aec nJ floor Kennedy Sldg., Tuiea. Oklahoma. OENI1IIAL OFFICES Second Floor. Kennedy Dldg., Tulsa, Okla. Refinery Ardmore, Okla, .INVADER OIL CORPORATION EUFERlon PETROLEUM PRODUCTS MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA KANSAS & GULF COMPANY PRODUCERS, REFINERS. TRANSPORTERS AND MARKETERS TBTROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS Petroleum Dldg., Telephone Osage (010 Tulsa, Oklahoma. MARLAND REFINING COMPANY J) General Sales Offlcel Ponca City, Okla. Tulsa Office and Warehouse: 201 South Cheyenne rhone Cedar 1443 NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY TANK CAns LEASED, REPAIRED AND REI1UILT OEO. r. DRIOHAM, District Manager, 1001 Daniel Bldg., Tulaa. Worke. Coffeyvllle, Kanaae. Telephone JUO. OIL STATE REFINING COMPANY Enid, Oklahoma, Hlgh-Qrade Petroleum Products From Qarber Crude. OKLAHOMA PRODUCING & REFINING CO. I v OF AMERICA PETROLEUM AND ITS TltODUtTS Salea and General Official O. V. & It. Building Tulsa, Oklahom 3 OWENWOOD OIL CORPORATION PRODUCERS -REFINERS MARKETERS AI7RO SrnCIAL PRODUCTS OWENWOOD BUILD1NO ' FORT WORTH. TEXAS PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP. Producers ar.d Reflnera ot "rARCO" PETROLEUM TRODUCT3 New Tint National Bank Building TJULSA. OKLAHOMA THE PURE OIL COMPANY REFINERIEd AT CUSH1NG AND ARDMORB ROXANA PETROLEUM 'CORPORATION PRODUCERS AND REFINERS St. Louis, Mo., Arcade Bldg Tulsa. Olila., Mayo i" Chicago, III., Continental Commercial Bank nutiaing. SAPULPA REFINING COMPANY, Phone Osage 67O0.01 MANUFACTURERS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS SALES DErT. 7U New First National lis nil Dldg. SHAFFER OIL & REFINING COMPANY PRODUCERS AND REFINERS Producing and Land Dept. 70S Kennedy Bldg., Tulsa 101 South La Salle St.. Chlcill TRANSCONTINENTAL OIL CO. PRODUCERS REFINKH8 NEW WRIGHT BLDa TULSA, okla. .ontiNK MARATHON MOTOR OIL MAHAHiun