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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1018.
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OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS
- Km. Okla . ,i 2',
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xirth Lima , . .
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1 11
2 2 ti
2 IS
2 !2
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2 :i2
TMitcrt1.iv was Dpi m ntliin I in v.
rcrhnr'H never since II hi" iimic n ciim.
loin ti set bkIiIo a May for tint dee.
OriltlOM lif till- (-raves of our IllHturll'
dead, hate floucis i.i cri liilil' tir Dukh
been ra;sr, with deeper ficlliiK.
Far nw.iv In other burial Kround'i
awmcilav. sona of men who worn the
Milt and sous n( nun who nrn th"
Fiv wui n p sine My Hlllo, Itpil
Mhelhrr flans urn raised tir flowcm
liilil, their memory will 1Kb In the
hearts nf their native countrymen
nml th hearts of their lllec coun
trymen forever. '
McMahrm to Xew York;
Doan Will fie With V.
"3. V, MrMahnn, third vice p resi
dent nf tho Ilypay till company h ii 1
the. (iulf pipe 1 .If in roiiipuny of iili
lahorna, will hereafter lie locnei in
New York. Mr. McMahnn, who him
hid full charge nf hi comi,inlv
operations In the mid-continent
field for the past two yenja will
retain his tltln with t tit rompaniea
of which he In now hii officer,
will nlrio tin nrwiirliiteil wl'h Hi" oiber
gulf riompanlra In an executive 'ra
pacity In New York.
"M. M. Doan, vice-president of
the Ovpny f)ll cotnpHny unit ;hc
Oulf pipe I,ln fompiiny of ii i
lioma, will dive special attention to
The companies' opeiiitliinH In Hie
mla-rontinent nlntrlct ami In the
nnrthwenl, ami thttro wiil he no
rhanite In tho prrannnel of thfl 01
fanlxatlnn." Thu ahovn la the formal notifica
tion of thn (treat 'chaiiKe that la to
in matin In thn iiihimkc mrnt of the
MT OXK-FKillTH 4Nri:iti:sT
Korna IMS per nionlh. Muat ell
t onrn; $5,600. For full piirtloulara,
ndrtan
It-7() CAIIK UOItl.D
OIL MEN ATTENTION
Thoa that are Interealod In pine,
cnalng and eeroitllmni toola of
very deacrlptlon, w hava a toa n
pips and caalntf from I to 11 H,
ready or dnllvory at attrartlv
price. W ara equipped with up-tn-data
machinery to taka cara of
threading, pipe caning- and ipeclal
Ua In-nlpplea In all alte.
Feenberg Pipe & Supply Co.
l'lMinca 47&0-H18
SSSS FoatorU, M. K. A T. Trarka
STRANDBERG
McGREEVV&to.
MRMBKRMi
Tark KVock Kicliaafa.
rhicam Dnard of Trtd.
New Orltaat Cotton Kichanfa
Stocks-Grain-Cotton
PRIVATB WIRES
OE0BO1 L KTSBB, Mtnuw.
HONE 7200
131 Eul Third lUeat (BoUl Tali).
Attentidn!
V Oil Men
Jnat the) map yon hare, hunt
looking for, mw DSAtiK MAI",
ahowlmt all former leoao aulca,
and k-aaoa to bo wild Alujr 18,
1018. 1-Tlt S, cloth.
Tulta Engineering &
Supply Co.
Tulaa, Okla.
Tele phono Oangtt 4785
Edward L. Orr
& Company
An Oklahoma Corporailim
Oil Lands, Leases and
Securities
17 Ijutt Tblrtl Street
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
Corrc!.oiidcnce Invited
OCEANS of STORAGE
ROOM at NICHOLS
NEW BEIKTORCHI) OONCRETB
, riEEfROOK STORAGE JUST
COMPLETE-!
Trim lickeri Inr HoutehoM Oneitt
Larffnt Vlnliletl Aulo Vant for VoTing
la City ami Country Town.
FrafeMionarrftfkt'ra an1 Craters
NICHOLS TRANSFER
AND STORAGE CO.
Pbonas 0 117 118 875
HOUSTON, FIBLE
AND COMPANY
of Kaaut City.. Me.
MEMBERS MEW YORK 8T0(?k EX
CHANGS AND CHICAGO BOAKO
' OF TKABB
rinrkft, booda, fraln an6 eoltoa.
Fuodard Uil and aut.aidury alorlta.
Nvw York and BoiIod curb. I.ihtrtv
oonda boucbt and aold. privato wlrui.
CUAS. D. CB0T0RETT. Manigar.
Itl'ptiona. 0i 2408. IIS Kail laird
Tula. Okla.
'lypny fill company and the 'Julf
t'lpo Line coiniHov, which la c-iHily
llic o'lh.taiultiiK iicwm t,f the rllv.
II it a ?tiiiirlnp ami vei it m"Ht
wi'Ifiiiiie chluie ait II will lve Mi
Mi1iihoii no iipporl noil v lh.it nm-
lint he tiVC-.l'ii'Uc, ti, iv'lv'C lil;t com.
I'" " v ami In iiiinrln with the luij
people nf thn ml world In ilie me.
tl'lloliR
"I am hnliir nil k nlre.idv at the
IhoilKlit nT Irinloi; Ih'.atown win re I
have (triiwii up ami h.tte ;n mn
I'll. Il'il .til that have tu he p'..l!
of llll'l le.lllv . l-r.'t l," 1 1 . 1 1 K "
aild Mr. MlMail'io. 'II will Hive
me mi tipiiortunll v . Ihumit, an. I
Jim Kure that I will fin. I aii...ii' tin
Tllleil t.etiplir who Hie llli if miiitlh
old fi lm. I Ii, make IMI. f, ,. ,n In. me
until I have hecn al.e lo make a -
j 'inalriliin
of iny o't n Tlu'rn I;
Kleal wmK In ,i. ii, I,,, and If I cell
iif't'ompluth aomctliini; t hrlp win
the war I will feel much puii',)
Imle. ,."
.Mr. McMihiui Ii well enuiiiii'd
Willi ii tlioiiHich knowleilKe nf Hie
piiiduciliK end of the oil liuxlaeH
a H It K'ainlM Inilay an. will lake Willi
him the latent ami b"Ht Infm man hi
ohlalnahle for thn Hit" of llll Hie
vailoiiH war lioaiil.t now mi f r ' t ii -n t -ly
In KCMHioii and will tanv witn
him thn In mi wIhIich of a I. tine cm le
of frh'inln In Tulaa
The rt tuin of Mr Ixuin I., Tult
will he gladly welcoined l.y Hie eulil'e
oiKitnlzailnii of which he ni had
InrKe ii ah. ire In the iiiiI.imIiIiiic and
It may , that there will he a I'tduin
of f ltd lime nielhodM thai Winked an
Kui't e.HHfiiily ui ii,,. mutter of Im a
tlona and dillUnit wtdl.t At mv r.i'e
hl numeroiia oNI-llinn friends in the
oi KitoUation urn of Hie npliili.ii that
there in Hi. II, u l.e Hum et h I nK doinn,
ami lhat hooii. It wan mud around
Dm ofte n yeileiilnv that It would he
like old tinii H to have Mr I in, in lead
them tu ii meaning thn freiiicnt
trlpa Into tlm counlry and thn ciiii
aiillatlnna with heud nf d"pa 1 1 menia
aa of vorn.
All In nil It la a- irood change, and
everybody la pleani'd. hut enpeclally
la thla true mill the hoa who haue
been with Mr. loan alnce thn oriru.nl.
railon of the company In ( ikluhnmii
or rather alnce the entry of aald
yoiitiKHtrra Into thi'di'me. ' llo llaa
been a father to them all.
Why Not In Oklahoma?
Kitten thn nnthreak of war rut off
tho aitpply of polanh from Alancn
Lorraine, whern thn agricultural
world haa barveated Ita need of pot
aah for fertllUer, Bifrlciillnral
chrinlata have been bitatly aeeklnK
tie-w fields for thla complete tt&cea-
alty.
"The moat fertile field opened up
to the preaonl la the (inn centered
around Itkraldn, Nnh. Ac-
cordlnif to uS ateam apeclalty man
who makea both Tnlaii. and tjikn-
aide, tho flrat potiish plant waa built
there by a Kanaaa convict who nave
hla knowledge n return for a par
don. Tho plant hna been a auccoaa
from, the mart and haa reaultnd In
olitht other planla being built In tho
aamn place.
The reflnlnir prnnea la almplyt.
evnporatinn proceaa on alkali water.
Tho roaldiia la left aa a art miiah
which la then dried by hent and re
atimblei Blacked llmo.iN- It la packed
In DO pound baara nod ahlppetl eaat
to chemical laliorntorlea where It
n reduced to different anlta and
made Into commercial ffrtillaer.
The demand la far In exceaa of
the aupply and tho proflta are,
therefore, very lnrt;n.
Undoubtedly, thlnka Mr. Kghert,
there are potaah flnlda In Oklaho
ma which could be made to yield
the aanie rich atore aa thoae of Ne
braaka and ha thinks tho atate
chemlat ahntild ao on tho job nt
once. Mr. Ksrbert predict) that Ok
lahoma potaah might he more profi
table thali Oklahoma, nil.
Frnnk IIIHIiikhIcji to War.
Frank Hllllnitalea. who haa made
a wonderful record for hlniaelf and
la frequently pointed out aa the moat
aiicreaaful of the ynumter crowd, la
iriilnir Haturday to do hla bit In the
army and hla fr.lnnda are Hiving him
up with great regret, but are never
thcleaa willing to make the aacriflco
for tho good of the country and for
tho great example of patrlollam thut
It acta.
. llo haa many atrlnga nf tools In
operation and haa embarked on a
career that will doiibtleaa be aa fruit
ful of aurceaa aa that made by aame
WHY NOT TH Y A SIXTIUTY
which pa you a pood dividend
from tho day you ptirchaae It?
We are offering a Rood aertirlty
now paying 1 2 per cent with
roaaonabie assurance that It will
pay you 25 per cent before Jan
uary 1, 1919.
TI I.S V Oil, V.Xt HANC.K
Tulsa Oil Exchange
Tblril nml (inclnnatl
WANTED
A Standard Rig
Will give contract to drill or will
hire or buy, would consider a good
anpondhnnd rig, well now down 1.(100
feet, eight-inch easing aet. 100 feet
past the red beds. Address
Deer Creek Oil
& Gas Co.
Yukon, okla.
Frank P. Peterson
& Co.
retrnlcum Technology
Knglncera
PLANS, SPKCIl'H'ATIONS, TVSTS
axd i:ri i( m:nc- work
INVISTMIONT AMI APrUAISAI,
Hl.l'OKTS
Kc ore well organised nnd etilped
tlirough our nMtinto niniieti.
tions lo handle any detail
of tbe iM'tiMli'tim Industry
Office and laboratory, 04 K. Third
relcpUunji Osage 0019 JuIaa, OkJikJta the Jeuutngs pool and tbe band
'if thn heal of thrm, but haa refused
rilcjdlly In n low anyone. In inter-
veoe with the -exem rit.ion ho, nil, he
1 1 V I n If It would he a lad eitiliiipb'
and Would eidal.llhh a u ei e,ent en
tirely tTona.
Ilia friciida last riivbl pave hhn a
farewell iaily lit Hie r.iiilltl V itnl
and a mine en leva tile i.n aeli-n ha:-
rarely I'llll t 1t pel leu, t d l,y ally Wlm
wer,. there. t .ia irre.tt A lull
report will he round eiewiere
MhkiioIIii tn'M iiilJii r l'ioiil.v.
The Manmih.i I'ctroii urn i . . 1 1 1 1 i-t 1 1 y
b.ia piin haici the inten ;it l1"'
Allan Tell lilt iifh i ooiii.iii'.' ' H,e
Nnllln fat til III 31
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'p,du.
l,.,ii. ; i
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Ktilorildo w II Ii T
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The h ai n . Oli'.,
well;.
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M. I In I
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w h"'n
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II. .M.i'i.,11. Ill,
known a iii'inK 1 1
kelein many i,f
in 1 1 mi . i n .
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lulKlit ,e I 'id
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ell
lUl'tlf j
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mi
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t ,illltlcfcll.
f 1 1 : 1 1 1 k ' "liipany
i :i in.ii line lii'lii
Th
tin
In
" II
He
illh end
II Il'il
i.f the i in hnik' 1 ni, I
and mlnr wellt in
the
I I luteal oil. II It r nf I I '.'V Hint
Ii.ih iitco. c.l iliawln on H'oialie
nil The 'o JMi hariel luikalil Ilie
w Hi hava Ii. " ii lilled for home time
and it w.ih In (toetti hie iii pump the
It' ii wi'l's lo i hen lull t npiicity nml
i'ivi' Hit in ii fan Iini. liuili im' cnn.
(.'i' l a t'i dlsi.iiieo Irnlii prodtl'iloll
an I it pool It i.'iy hht ly In thai ter
ritory. Clin i. Mi i i. iv, llurnelt
ItH'ihrio and itheiH drilled In their
(.noil veil ,n the n'i'illiwent corner
of Ilie sn,itheai"t of tho aolilhweitt (if
I j 7, the outlooK looka i-vin bet
ler. Itcflncry Ini'hlln,' nt llaxkcll.
Thn Allliimati Itcfirilng company
haa broken Krnuml and eret ted tool
hoiiNt-a and in inovlrig in iiiatciial
for tlm e ilia; 1 1 i tlon of a I.ODu bar
rel li'fllieiy at llaekcll. 1',. N. 1 ip
' 1 1 tiff of Springfield. Mo., and John
"rr, formerly with t 'nation Ar I 'o. of
thla city me Mild to be Intercated In
the venture. "
There are anvernl other conipnnlta
aald to hn intending to bulhl lefln
eiiea at llaekoll hut I tin nbovn la the
only one an fur utarteil at that city
In aplto of thn fact that II la located
In the center of much high grndu oil
piudticllur,. '
-Vtnv Sand Nurtheaat of Colo l'tinl.
Hcully ond othera ore reported to
have found a aand at l.fitio feet In
their No. 3 on the Nancy lnirant
farm In tho northwtt corner nb the
aouthweat of the aoutbnuat of .'Iii-lull)
nml have 3 000,0110 feel of gnu.
Thla Ih the deepoat pay an far found
In that pool. The other wella ate
producing from aand found at ohout
l.F.jJ feet. Hhould tint pay (intend
aotith ij the pool opened n l-ll-l.i
by the t'eleatlne till couipnny, it will
bnnwt tho value of thut rich ttpol atlll
more.
f.nn Well Ttirna to Ilie; on Well.
A Wiek or an ago, reternnn and
tiaat.clntea drilled In their No. I on
thn If. Mcluiniel farm In 17-l",-lt
for a 1 1.000.000 feet gun well. The
kaa wit a contracted for by Iho fancy
ldver loa company' ami ronnncteil
up. It atartett tunklng oil and
Wednesday afternoon when iIIkcoii
necteil from the taa line. It Marie. I
flowln and mndu 60 barrel the
flrat hour. It la thought that It will
make at leant R00 barrela. It la u
half mile northwe.it of produiilon,
ao therefore meann morn good drill
ing In the llaakell territory.
John Camplnii Ik Hark.
John Campion, looking fit nnd
fine after a , hoartbreaklng experl
euro In Kunaaa City where bn un
derwent un operation, la back In
Tulaa and la being greeted by hia
frlenda hern who are all aurprlHcd
at thn alight effect produced by hia
experience and hia long and aerloua
lllneaa. He la reported by ton ph.vai
ctana who operated on him an being
the gn m eat man to aland grle. when
It cornea to making a dteaalng of a
wound of any that have come along
thut way.
Mnro Noun IVnni Texan.
Hob Markhnm la hack from a two
wneka' trip to the Trxaa field and
agrnra with all the other pilgrlma
returning that It la a lively apot. al
though withal a hot ono. ' Hob anya
that the Southwestern well In Me
Conlloiigh county la now down to
1,529 feet, ten feet In tho aand With
a flahlng Joh on hand, and that It
haa a allowing of oil that would cer
tainly make a well In thla country.
I'.. it. Mlnstutll l)M'rated i pon.
K. It. MlnHr.nll. well known and
prominent oil producer, waa oper
ated upon at a IocaI bostdtnl Monday
for actite nppnndlclt'a nnd Is getting
along nicely Hn will probably be
removed to hla home In a few d iva
Mr - Mlnahnll haa had thn good for
tune to get another Wilcox nuuid
well In his No 2 In the southwest of
21-19-11 which ahouid help a lot in
specking up his recovery.
Important Well nt Hanger.
Thn Texna l'lielflc Coal com
panv well on the Host farm, located
nbout one mile north of the original
w-ell on the MoCleaskoy farm has
neen drilled In nnd Is flowing et erv
ten mlnutea. It will thim be teen
that thn producing territory Im
apreartlng nut consldei-.-i hlv, n ji
on the M.-Haley survey.
tJocal One nt Okn-ubjce.
Thn Vttlted Oil ft Hofinlg C,t
C. J. Itrown and others have bronchi
Ina bier well In the south half nf the
northeast of 19 -14-14 nt 1.S54 feet
The well made five flows yeaterdav
over the derrick and Is estimated
to be good for from I'aO to 3..0 bar
rela dally.
T-iihirglns t ii-liu:hciiil riant.
The Chieftan Gnshne coiypor;v Is
douhlln the capacity of lis casing
head plant on the ltlnck and Adams
Kva Hland lease in 3S-19-7 from
? utn'ts to 4 units. Het ent comple
tions In thn north end of the Cusb,
ing field warrant tho work
.ir.NXINGS-M.irkham nnd eth
ers have rig timbers on thn ground
In drill a well on the Iiapno,. farm
in the southeast comer' of the north
east nf 33-20-7.
The Cncle Pam Oil compnnv has
timbers In for No 6. Tank.-rslev
farm In the southeast corner of th,
northeast of the southeast of "".
30-7.
Thn Tidal nnd Markhnm No. 3 on
thn Stnver fnrm In tlm southwest
corner of the nortwest of thn north
west rt the northeast of 21-20-7 is
a IS-barrell well after shot in the
Skinner sand from 2.'fS.1 to :;.S!
feet This Is the furthest well north
' fnn ni-t to have taken a dip In thla di-
rutin
111 VTI,e
riladntona nil
ri.ii,,liv I u 1-1
1 nw i.t dnliins nt
l.Mill feel
Tim Magnolia enmpnny'a well In
"I . Ifuv in drlllintr at 1.400 feet.
Tim well whi'-n offi-eia the orlKlnnl
will in -2 la-w la abut down wait
in' fur water.
I Ino .Mountain ltaio Oil company
I,.ih a ru; up in the rnirtbwral of
ti. m.rtlit -a.-t of 2 7-la '.
Ilt-hl 1,1, I'etciHon and othera'
... i. no Hot eal Mt lntnith farm In
I nit i 0" ti ' lei r r e la
haul.- rli'.t ," on thn A.
iIi.hm' : t inn in 1' I lti-Ki la tlrillliiK
It I ..'"" fi'l. No. I im clown H0U
i ' i
i . 1 1
.i ii '
r1 'ti n ml otheiM No 7 on the
: con I ii iii in I 7 -1 a -1 K la duo
I: would luivn bee.li drilled
'1'1,'Ct ha I it not bel li Metlior
,n, s in down 1,100 I' cut.
AT KTONI-; III, I I i'-J II. Oard
tier and 11'KKem and Iiavia have a
, MmwinK for a very good well r ti the
jf-.ilin.i Adklna farm In 9 -1 7 -1 " . The
, well which la How on top of tin.' aa.n. I
jut 1,11;: feet was ca.scd in ycsicr
I il .y and will jirohalily be drill ;, In
today (ir tolriorrow,
ll.rr0M; The l'ulaskl
'Ml (nta Co. la drilling at I.KI.'i
feet on the Voylle farm In thn north
west corner of tho aouthcattt nf 31'
1 a 1 ,'W.
AtITS The I.a Ilarnnica Oil
company Is drilling at 300 feet on
the Mark Wright farm In the north
east coiner of the southwest of 31-3n-19w.
I'WVMJ: - The AHunlle rill pro
ducts Co. la drilling nt 4i."i feet on
the Miller farm In the conthwcti
corner of the auiithenst of the aouth
caat of 2 I -32-7. .
Personals
N, A. (iraham of Okmulgee, presi
dent of the Oklahoma .lohlu-ra a.s
aociationi was In Tul.-i ycierday,
T. If Klnsey of llaltimore, presi
dent of the American retroleiini
company. Is spendlni,' a few days in
Tulsa and the Immediate, vicinity.
a
It. R Puffietd of Mason Cllv,
Iowa. Is tltiiinig his uncle. W. It.
Hlewart of ttie Stewart 1'etroleuni
company,
Thn fleorge C. riterscn company
of Chicago has established offices
In Toledo. Ohio. ! 0 1 I'nlon Hank
building. "Hubert 11. Hnfn of Chlcu
cu has been appointed manager.
A (1. Talbot, who ha eomn to
Tulsa from I icnver to take charge
of the Tulsa branch of tho Western
1'etroleuni company, Is having n
hard time. brt aavs. finding motor
car guests. "No thank you I peed
exercise today," Is a frequent ro
Mionsn to Ills Invitations, such a
response na only his specdometor
cm explain.
ti C. Weaver. Jr., manntrer of W
It. (iallaglu'r. Inc . Is In Tulsa from
everyone cNn who haa to make an
everyone else who has ta mako an
initial visit to Tulsa, Mr. Weaver
Is eurprtsrd beyond expression at
tho mngnlflcanco of "thla now town
In this new atate." The Ciallaghur
concern Is headed by W. II. Galla
gher of New York, ono of thn well
known eastern oil men and while
his concern Is as yet In Ita Infancy
It Is organized for a big marketing
business. Mr. Weaver will make
Tulsa nbout every three, or four
weeks In the future.
Mr nml Mrs Kd I. Ptinn left last
night for Colorado, where thev will
spend the summer on thn (llenn
Kyrln estate Glenn Kyrle, which Is
easily the show place of Colorado,
was purchased by Mr. Punn last
year. It consists of, a beautifully
pli (ureiun old castlo, built Into the
mountain side, and 2.200 ucrea of
wooded glens and rocky heights
and rolling nlfnlfa lands, nnd la well
known to most of the many Tul
aniia who make Colorado their anm
mer stamping ground. It waa the
hmne and Iho hobby of thn late
General Palmer and abl by hla
heirs to Mr. Ininn.
A deal waa closed yesterday
whereby the Ardmoro l'roduclng and
Helming Co. will tuko over the
entire properties of the Wilson Kit
finery. Including' thn plant at Wil
son, pipe line from tho plant to the
Humble lease In 2t-4a-3w, tank cara
and all equipment.
William A. Hogera. promoter of
the Wilson plant a.id mnnager of the
Ardmoro Producing & Hefinlng Co.,
is authority for the statement that
the Ai'lmore producing k Iteflnlng
Co will extend the plpo linn through
the Graham field nnd to tho Wild
cat .Iini properties, recently acquired
Ivy tins company. -Ardmorclte.
r
OIL AND GAS
t
l"it, Bupitltra. Production, Etc.
I or salt' 0- r.-H e Casing. In nil
elslits W. I . Hogcrs. Oflice ;o;;i,
3111 Kennedy HIilK ilv.
I 'or Sale.
Parkersburg Prilling Machine, i
I onn well, pood as new. Hox
1 ' vl , Hartles ilie, Okla.
noISKHT A, MrlUTtNET
rnner ii i lircctor - Motor Kqulpment
'.'.1 S. M-iin. liionca 4 -r l ; lies. 191.
Son,
e to il Producers: Hook- I
will keep small set of hooks
hlv Address Hex P-tit care
A. If.
S mid
WANTKP-- A holler man to fire
boilers. Prefer i.int.in man. Ap
ptv at once, Livingston tii corpia
littn. phone f 120.
, . TJ
Prllllni: IrtiKsitlon.
Have 400 acres n,.tr toiiela'a.
will let o'n rlilllini: contract irood
chance for oil. t-'or further Infor
mation call or write K. V. McSp.i-1-,
den. Yinita, Okla
Mtenilon, Hurt h.islm; Acents.
Mills Will not. ecn JTOIUIo de
I'iivcry of pipes '.i have a number
of cars new 4-inch line pipe in traji-
sit 1'or re.-oi -a tmn and prices.
lliclle lf'75.
Wanted An experienced ninn to
take charge of a No. 3 it star clean
ing out machine Ga;ol,ne power
used, call or phone F. P. MU-ener.
201 Central 'National Hank Hide
Phone office, $75; residence, 173.
A4v t
HOSPITALS SINGLED OUT
IN GERMAN BOMB RAIDS
"
l'.a-cs .Ml Ira
Niirsca nre Killed nt
ftear of American sectors In
lb Ilia late MlcinfiH.
WITH TUP: A,Mi;itlf.N A I : M V
on thk i'i:i:Niii""ri-ii.-'.T. lie
-3. Tlie f;crrn;in n.r ii'd
pilal.i In a tnwn rn.iT-v mi!"
tho front ;im t,irn-i f-ut
utmost apparent r-!(.r ititi
'lerm.tn irmiL nm.I
"kc 'Ih,
"a behind
Hill, Hie
in The
i j i : 1 1 1 1 , ' :.i
k.iu: ,".i
ibs ni'"
i H) III"
, oi,.' of
fca to a nf I't
Ih pi'
hf- i t.irct'l.s, Th--.r
firp'l a yitf.tKf v liii ' i 1
M'-IKllli'TftfOif li, Whh
th four f.n.vt ,-.,f h Ir-.ls i ! i
Th airrtiin r .1 I ir ru.
OUR NEW OSAGE MAP
fur trn n' nf
tlTrt i'l'l" At Ih"
ik thn tl'ijtl fOUlJi!
f May 1-4. IIIH,
ti f tii Osl.'D
(fir IT'tiM
INNErt KFr.LY MAP CO.
1 1 7 B lWKtoi. J'hyi) O-igej 930,
MiM - r
the REFimmmsii
Constantinc
Kennedy
'hone
TANKS-
Phones 6980
MUSKOGEE TOOL COMPANY
MAM I At TI Itl liS OI' DlUPI.INd AXI) I1SI1ING TOOLS
Sales Au-ents for Wire and Manila Hnjic
Shops at Muskogeit, Oklu., and Hanger. Texas
II. It. (.rubor, Tnlsu Itepresentallvc, 233 Iowa Illdg.
Telephone Office 1073 Ilea. 1617.
American Oil & Tank Line Co.
FUEL OIL
Ttefln.ri.a at Cleveland
PIMhtit:iig atatwina in th. northwrat
Tulaa Offlca, SuS &ann.dy Billldlnn. Pton. 491
St. raal. SOS Vamlali Bide. St. I.o.lla. Tblrd Natl. Bank Bldf.
R. W. Patterson Company
Chicago Talan Ku IxinU
ncYi:ns ami iisthhctor.i
ricTitoua-M I'ltoui t-is in oi k cahs ok tti:nNiJts cars
, 2:1 Nebr.iaku itiillding 1'hono 1!H0
Lake Park Rcifning Company
General Sales Office, Rialto Bldg., Kansas City, Missouri
Refineries at Okmulgee, Ponca City, Cushing and
Jennings, Oklahoma
FUEL OIL COMPANY
1012-13 DANli:i, HI.DO. PHONE 68
Always In tbo Market for 1'ucl Oil
1 I. V1HT1'I1'.I1. Slgr.
James B. Berry's Sons Company
of
Chicago Oil
riTTHOIil- t
crRTLS K. HltlAN, laical Manager
fill Kennedy Illdg.
BIGHEART
PETROLEUM
REFINING CO.
Offlen; 212 Ii. A P. lUdau. Tulsa.
J. B. IITAN
Kanaaa OK7
Chlcarf"
HARRY HIXIj
Union Petroleum Company
EXPORTERS AND MARKETERS
Tulsa Office Phone 4409
Tuis., oku. Wenger Petroleum Co.
Chicago, III. Petroleum and Its Products
Pittsburgh, Specialize in Fuel Oil and Gas Oil
Pa. Tulsa Office, Phone Osage 7765
MUSKOGEE
REFINING COMPANY
Muskogee, Oklahoma
()klahoma:Kansas Refining Company
Manufacturers of High-Grade Petroleum Products, Re
fined Oils and Lubricating. '
Refinery lit Nioiae, Kan. ol'l'K K: TI l.SA. OKLA. Phone 8010
"LOOK YOUnVarONES."
Why le rarnine P"tf"r vflur rtpilpracnt t N K Iff Ai t'OMPAKT. 801 Ore.r
Pliis Kaiutat City Mo. iiuiit KWi.itj or han,lhn pri.ald equipment through
haiitAft ' i'v lr'l itil'ari'in ttAlewat at a .ry nominal xptna. iwiiilt aft.r di-.i-rnnim
rt-'eoiifii'i .tenia t:,-.. Writ, or wire th.m your troub.ta, they will ...
thi 11 mo" yt'U'K and rM tn yen for anelhr load
B. B. TERRY THE TRAFFIC MAN TRY US.
The Okmulgee
Refining
Okmuljjte -
I -tana on the firemen engaged In
fighting; the flames, and upon am
bulance drivers.
i Nearly every window In one of
Inline largest hospitals waa ahattered.
aa were tho windows In tho his
toric church adjoining, now also
tired as a hospital. Scores of Amer
ican patients and hundreds of sick
ni wounded French soldiers were
n Iho hospitals attacked.
Production
FOR SALE
7"i b.irreU, Oklahoma.
u l'.nrel.'., riklahoma.
7 ,n barrels, Texas.
:' ; barrels, propertlea In Ok-
n i ii I
tlc.t.
Creek and Tulsa coun-
Tulsa Oil Exchange
Production Iiepartnarnt.
WES.
Rcfininj! Co.
Building,
6020.
BRADFORD RIG
" AND REEL CO.
- 6748 - 1642 - 843
GENERAL SALES AGENTS
Allied Iteflnlng Co., Okmulgeet, Okla.
Stewart Refining Co., Went Tulaa, Okla.
M A It H ET ICRS, ETC.
Oileavgo Offlcm. I.MI-1.111 Iytlnn Hldg.
Oeucral Offlt, Lynch Illdg.. Tulaa, Okla,
l'bono Osage S700
IlllhoUl t
City
M I'HOPl'CTS
New York
TUiMA
Phone 71St
Gasoline
Naphtha
Kerosene
Fuel Oil
Phone S0
Ij. RU-EY
Tubta
Phone 5520
A! B. CXJHCORAJf
NAPHTHA
KKKOSKNB
OAS Olb
H Kb Olb
I phrita rrNft orb
PAKAKK1VE WAX
GASOLINE
Producing 8c
Company
- Oklahoma
5ikennedy:bi:dg;pkone:5673
WE MARKET EVKRY
PHONE 4522
WESTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
V.
2JII"'.
R. H. REM1CK & COMPANY
marki:ti:rs
phone osac, P3DUCTS PETROl,EUM
MCI, 3.J3 M-HliASKA 111,1,,;., Tf I.SA. OKIA
EMPIRE
REFINERIES. INC.
MlbI-S Ol'FKIC PIIOXE esiS, Tl'I.SA. OliIV
Bliss Oil &Unf ininfi (' r tfr rn f- i v
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
O.neral Offlc".' S
Roxaria Petroleum Co.
PRODUCERS
TULSA,
Pan-American Refining Co.
Tulsa, Okla. quality first Phone 6010
Producers & Refinersoporaiioi
jconom Oil &
J- F. CAMPION OILS
PROM IT
301 DANIEL BL
5l
The Acme Refining ct Pipe Line Co.
W r- iu V MAVIXO THE "ACMi:" mi.lXD
K11,,0 Mnnnper, Main Offliv. 220 Hotul Annex, Tulaa
. REFINERY AT JENNINGS
Sinclair Refining Company
Gasoline, Naphtha,
VEW YORK
120 Broadway
Consumers Refining Company
REFINERIES AT CUSHING
Sales Office, 76 West Monroe Street, Chicago
COSDEN t- COMPANY
HIGH-GRADE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Tulsa, Oklahoma
SOUTHERN OIL
Petroleum Products
REFINERY YALE, OKLA.
ANDERSON
CHICAGO. ILK ,,
Petroleum Products
San l-'raueltteo. Cul.
M V YORK, V. V.
ST. I.Ol IS, .MO.
fTT-SA, OKTiA.
PITTSUr RtiHt PA-
INDIAHOMA
Refineries at Okmulgee,
TTLS.V OFFICE fiO.t-flOl
6T.
tOt'IS OFFICE, I EHEHAL RESERVE 11A.VK IlLDO.
International-Ardmore Refining Division
THE OHIO CITIES GAS CO.
OpcrulLuf--
INTERNATIONAL REFINER AKOMORF. REFINER!
Cushllie, Okla. Ardniorc, Okla,
General Offices 431 Sonth Cheyenne Phone Osage 7100
Tulsa Boiler & Machinery Co.
MACHINE SHOPS AND IRON WORKS
Wo tpcclal!.ei In All Kinds of Steel Tanks
TLXSA.
THORP OIL and SPECIALTY CO.
CHICAGO TULSA
Phone 4433 for nil Grades of PETROLEUM Products
Oklahoma Petroleum & Gas Co.
GASOLINE MANUFACTURERS
Kennedy Building Phone Osage 7020
if. H. Barber Agency Co.
.i..vi III Iho mnrket for petroleum producto in our own or
W1 "T ...?u trJi Quotations Millclletl on IiIkU itravlty, cusliiihcuU
"" Ii' Wended KUSoUna In our own Otr,iioa Ciira.
Riverside Western Oil Company
MARATHON GASOLINE
Seventh Floor Wright Bldg. Tulsa, Oklahoma
""Great American Refining Co.
Petroleum Products Refinery, Jennings, Okla.
Phone 482 . 409-14 New Wright Bldg.
Wright Producing & Refining Corporation
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS
Refinery, Cherryvale, Kan. General Offices, Tulsa. Okla.
PCTIWlKcll H1:rT .iTlviT
8. A
Heablent Miinairor
Hcfinerlca Ideated nt:
Okmulgee, Okla.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Cushllie;, Oklu.
Ponca city, Okla.
Culncnvlllc, Tciaa.
Refinery: August,, Kansas
,?d '
Phon d!
AND REFINERS
OKLA.
Refining Company
SERVICE
PHONE 5818
Kerosene. Fuel Oils.
Lubricants, Asphalt
CTIICAOO
Conway llldg.
CORPORATION
1005 Gallais Bid,
i'hone 1940
& GUSTAFSON
KANSAS CITY. MO.
CLEVELAND, O.
REFINING CO.
Okla.; East St.. Louis, III.
GAI.LAIS 111 ILfl0J
OKLAHOMA
Phono Osage 2025
Sunland Oil Company
PETROLEUM PRODCCTS
Rooms 200-10-11 Wayno Rids.
St 14 Eaat Second Tulaa, Okla.
V
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