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AlAiMMUliiiMiyiiiiri tifty-'
sssisgaaterjHsiSa
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1018.
10
In lniHlrioia In thV otilhtrn flnM. nurtneaat nf the aouthwmt of th
John i'Hiniliin linn moved to t he nurthnaat nf 31.
flhth flunr nf the tirw 'om'Imi j
hiiililltiK and In Hlrrnty lninh al New Well MHrllnit Nnrlhpartt ol
I, - I.. - .,.,.... II,. A..I..I,.
H'lil" III inn lw l lfl i -l l- in: -.....- j
liKticI a record ;ih umuil with him m i
tllnlliflK.
MrCrary and aHmiriati" havfl
pud- j
hrihK the first Into tha nrw liuil II"K d,.4 ,h,,r (n ,ne (mthwpnl cur-
Biiii.iiit ll th n u m ' rou a tf-ruinlH ,.,.r ,,f thl, ,,rthw-iil nf the aouth-
fill'd up 1,00 feot. It will prohahly
nut bx ilrlll nnv deepvr mi aiojimt
of danger nf water.
MimnolU Well at tiurlx-r Dooikmii-iI.
The Magnolia well In lh itoiiih- i
mat corner of J I -ti3- w wan drilled
10 feet deeper yesterday in niml
tii'ivlnn In tonl on the lnwlney
Kimli-r farm In the snutheant comer
nf ti-IH-11. wiBt of thf pool at l'lc
Lett I'rairie.
The VVralarn 1'etrolniim company; ,, . , ii,., ......h nf the Omar- which was found at 2. Km feet and
mm anippcu a trainman. " rn r)V(,r ud w try fr the liar-
mrah J.".. 000,000 Kalla f pet rol-I (,.HVlfi Tn we wlM b )n.
eum jir...lu.M .lurniK the Mat thirty , ,,.,. ,.,,.... i, n,, north-
daya, which Ih certainly gnlnK !. ,, of lnl, it,,r,,Hvlll well. In 27-
OIL MA1KET
oala.. .i a.'.
Kaa.
llaairfion
Cuatlia. (Taiaa
Co.)
rvrif-ana (It),
t'-onlraii (bill.
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QUOTATIONS
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ortti l.lma . .
nutli t.lni. . .
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Responding to Urgent Seed
The Tnlxa nil tiijii are l" lm; iili'l
in take cHft nf another and very Im
portant phaHB nf the war MllnaHoti,
namely In entalillBh In Frame n
training hcIiomI for iloctotN and to
finance eame for ft year.
Krank I'hllllpii o' llarteville. no.
ronipanled hy lir MrAII.ier of Kan
n.ie I'lty, captain M. U V, In In tne
rlty and by dolmf a Utile preilniln-
rv work hn Ixetl able In lath"
140,0(10 toward a fund of tloo.ooO
which la eitlmiited will cate for
four thotinand docloi per year on
an etlmatnd tmnln of t.hien mioiiIIih'
actual experience In u hoxpltnl hniid
lln war woundM.
flo far, the irmcrnnienl ba tint
financed title much needed training
achnol and If the money In rained In
Oklahoma, oil field., II will nMn.l ai
a montitncnt of the Keneiomty of ih
OIL MEN ATTENTION
Thone that are Interemnd In pipe,
caalnff and pecoaitliand toola of
1 every deeerlptlon, wn liav n:zr In
pipe and caalnv from t to 12H,
ready for delivery at attractive
price. We nre equipped with up-to-date
machinery to take rare of
threading, pipe raelnn and peclnl
tea In nlpplea In u II allien.
Fe-enberg Pipe & Supply Co.
rimnoa 4750-I4IS
1523 Foelorla. M. K. A T. Trai ki
0CKANS of S TORAGE
ROOM at NICHOLS
KCW UBIHrORCFD OONCRETB
riBxrRoor btohaqb just
COMPLETE J
Prlrat Lrkrs for llotiitdold Oooilt
LrgRit TUddud An to Vni for Moin
In City ind Country Townt
profMiloml Tftrktri di Crattr.
NICfiOlS TRANSFER
AND STORAGE C()(
rkoflM 0ie H7-1H i7
nil fralertiity becauee a the enrKeon
Kitteral him elated "the donor rc
celvea full and la.Hlliu nieueiire of
well merited cnidit and Honor,
jwhern It Ih prnpnieil that the equip
ment of the liiH'ltiilpin when our
I k'ovet nmciil Ih throuKh Willi It b
i donated to Fiance and afterward It
j will be continued by France an
,liyf rvtatlonal pnnti-j-iidiijlo e hno of
I lin-dlclne of F.urnpc.
The tnixiccH for the fund are the
UIte,,lin lini'MI or III' army, ii.ivt,
the I ' illicit Mati-M iiilillit hen II h ncr -ice,
(' Mmo, Vl'-tnr uuirlin of
the Fnlvei-nity nf M IcIlIK ill, It, W.
11. VVvlch of .Inline llopkma and lr.
1'iiink IWIIIim-i nf Chicin;o.
I'.y hliMmt thin Innllliltinn rn-er
ibcie ami i.ur offln-rH In tialniiiK In
Fianci. insl'-ad of reiiialnlnK In mil
ll.ilnltiK caliipH here, HiAbndy may
be able In a mlniiien nonce In email
I or larjce tfroupK to iciMini in ..hiviuk
'Kreilt loadH wln-n driven are made
Hk'llllist the allien
Mr. I'll II II ih l!i liicctlnlf the oil
: toco and fmanciei-H and will nono be
iibln to tell ..ivhether or not Tnln
i will do her nliare toward Him k'r'- n
; work, lie ccrlnlnly hue a good etui I.
Among the liefiners
! The C'liiim'Tfii l'cimleiim com
pany In the niime .if the. new cnni-e' n
Hint ban Mld ii over the hii'(icnM "f
H. W I'lilliiKnn Co. mnce Mr.
I'.ificiHou went to war Tin. com
puny will hi Kin doin liul i.-h un
der I'm to-w iniiw June 2'i and will e
in Hi new nrficea. ion:! and lO'H
I', ml. I biilldlnK. before (he hint of
Ililn week. The company In Well fl-iiiiiii-ed,
conlToln a coonidei a nle num
ber of limit earn and In al present
maiki'liiiK Ihe output of neveial re
flmilleH In nkliilioma and Kannan.
The Hiilen are ill cIhhkc nf W Is.
Kvuiih, furinerlv with the rtlneiair
eoiniiiitiy, Oeio KQ .',. .Iti iKham of
S'r. I.oiiih In the prcnideut of
coniiany and hiiciiiIn hln time
tweeri (iKlahoma fleldi, ami
marked of I he ennt. '
' I. Mivhrill, who ban been aalee
I manager for the lnlernatlonal and
Ardmore reflnorlen for the nant year
nnd a half, li:i rnimi'il bin ponl
linn. .Mr. Mavhall la one of the mont
prominent nf the yomn;er oil men
and In the future will be ucilvely i-n-ftUKed
In Ihe producing and refiu-
Ill'tllllllUI.
10-7 and noutheaet of the Skinner
nd wella In 13-19-7 and every
Production f the Healdlori field la ,lly lM n,m. putll nK for a aouth-
4S.000 barr'dn. In the fiepl iiroper
there nre in drllltnic wclle and -I
rlKn up "f thin nnniber 17 riK and
-I drllllmt welln nte In 4n-3w and 4
rlyn and 3 drllliOK welln In :te 3w.
The vvelln In 4h Jw are riot liieiuiled
In tliln r i " r t .
Tliii fo.lnwlnjf w' ll.i were com
plelc.l In the field l.iet wecii: Mar
tin K Wiikoit No W'ornham farm
in the noithwcM u.rni'r nf thr
Houihi ant nf ' '..(h 3w-. dry and aban
done.) at 2.000 f.-et
Hnckiiiud (ill company No 1 ti on
the Saranota farm In the noulh
cam trend from the well In 13
which mlKht extend far enough
Houth to cronn the river.
At the name time VCrary and an
noclHlen have npudded the Noah
Timothy No. I In the aoutheaat cor
ner of the noiilhwoHt of the north
cm! of 2f.-19.7. which l aleo further
noilheaHt than any of the other
weiin in the northeant exterilon of
the Cunhlnir pool.
Illack and Adama have a rl(r up
for a well on the Hland farm In the
eoulhweHt corner of Ihe northweat
cant coine, 'of tbe outhwent of me!"' northeaet of 35-19-7
HoiitheuHt of !.1. 1- ifoo.l for 75 1 .ic rny ana otnera are nrutinn at
barreln'nt 1.1 lo f. el Thin well Ih lr'00 feet on the Hunan Cedar No
numbered 11 beeaune it in n twin Binith half of the eouth-
wll to No, IH which w.ih comnleted , eant or Jj-U-f
niime time ao
iiblo Ctib-H thin comtiany N'). 3n,
M.-l'oy faun In the noutbwent Corner
"f Ihe niiuthea.Hl of the nortllivent of
the noothwent of I .(i w, 20 bar
ren at 1.1 Uli feel.
S.iinmlen Ml c(im.any No
the Ni holm farm in the center of
Ihe earn Hue of the nouthwent of the
nnilthwenl nf 9-4n 1w Kood for 35
bnrrcln a I 1.100 feel.
Tie coilne (HI companv No. 11 on
tbe wintn fiirni In the nor'hwenl cor
ner of the northeint of the north
cant of Ihe noulhennl of (t-4n3w In ll
2ii barrel el nl I . I -h feet.
The .1,1.. cltien haa a rig up for
No. 37 on the McCoy (arm In the
noulhwent corner of the northeast nf
Hie northwent of the Houthwent of
14 -4a :iw and the Hcherniethorn No.
17 on the Merrick farm In the north
went corner of the eoiithwent of fi
4 3 han nfhrled ilrllllna; . The Car
ter In drilling- at 77a feet on the
lUriurove farm n;o 4 n thn nouth-
Hent cornar of the northwent of the
Well Mi.iwlm- f.iin North of I (I'd
Klvcr.
TTte Marlon (ill company well In
Ihi' aoutheaat 'orner of the 1101th-
v t of 1o.7h.(iw neur the townn of
13 on Ten ell and Fleetwood In Jeffeini.n
coimh found a wind at 1 130 feet
ami 1-1. 1 foot W HhowlttR- Ran. When
Ihe H.in.l waa entereil they were car
rvt liar a hole full of water and the
Kiia In -dronis enouxh to blow water
odt of the hole, which la 8-lneh dl
uneiiir. no It imiKt be Klven credit
, The l.rloKliiK in of thin well will
lin bihlv npeed up the conlroverny
i 1.... .' ... . ...... .1. 1 .. i...... u..a
I'-i. r I lir- nunen or . rnia.i'.ir.n ......
Texna In renrd to who own the
ir ei lcl rlKhte In the Itnl river, be
cililne thl tent In located In a, town
nhip throiiKh which the river pnnnm
in I In tun two and a half or three
mllen from the Htream It In under
ntood that In one ennn already tried
that ikljtloma hue been Klven the
liver-bed ilKhin but Texaa in claim-
bnl nhe ownn the half on her
la flowing- 1 Ci 0 baireln of 46 KravHy
oil.
Itiul Arlion Here.
Paul Arbon of the llrltlnh aviation
oorpa la In the" city and In li'ii'K I
Kreeted hy hla niiineroua friends I
among the oil fraternity
I'K KI7IT I'll M It 1 1 : -- Mr-fray
and others have a rig up and are
StaitP Vllliiccr.
Her nlmple tlreaa. a pretty thing,
font ne'.en hundred bone.n.
Htie weara a elmple diamond rlnn
With many roally etonca.
Frank P. Peterson
& Co.
I'ftrolcum Technology
Knclmvra
PLAN'S. SWA II K ATIONS. TKSTS
. AM) l lr'K'l KsCV WOIIK
PRODUCTION zv!l?n"-enAaAL
WC bit "wi'ii iri;Miiiiii mm i-i,i.-.-j
tliroiiKli our nanoi'lnie ronncc
llonn to liondlo any detail
.. of tlH- iM-lriilcnm liuliinlry
Office nnd I-nhorutory, ! Third
I'clctilionc Onnsrc 60IU Tulnn. Okln.
FOR SALE
30 MiIh., Copan. Okla. i
fO hhln . Oknlill(ree, I ikla I
35 bliln., Washington County. I
30 bl.ln., WaKotier County. I
911 bl.ln., M uskuKce County.
10 bl.ln.. Kok'ern County.
S bbln. Itoyalty, I'.oynton.
IX bbln., OkmulKee County.
40 bbln., Tulnn County.
H l.bln., Creek County.
35 tibia. .-ItoKern County,
140 IiIIn., Illackwell Countv.
S3 tibln , WanhlriKlou County.
'J reflnmlen.
ranted. two ninall and one
larve royaltien.
Tulsa Oil Exchange
'rimnrc tion ii:it.
Third and Cliicinn.itl.
Attention !
Oil Men
Jnat tho map yon have brrn
looklnic for, nrn OSAtiK MAI',
nliowliuj ull former leaee anlra,
nnd Icaei'H to bo aold Mar 18,
HUH. I'rlcc 5, cloth.
Tulsa Engineering &
Supply Co.
Tulaa. Okla.
nnrthweHt of the northweat of 19-I able and that Oklahoma cannot
the
4n iw. Nearer, the town of Ard
more, the Hcbrmerhorn No. 1 011
the nouthwent corner location of the
luirlheant of the northruat of 4-4h-1w
la a rlK.
HOUSTON. FIBLE
AND COMPANY
, of KuiiM Olty, Ms.
rr.MBCxs mkw tork ktocr ex
CUAKUB AND (11IOAOO BOARD
or TKADfi
Ptoeka, bondi, araln ami retteo.
Htandard Oil and kubaiiherjr atnrki.
Ilew Yerh and Hoiitiin eurb. l.lhnrty
aeadi boughl and aold, private wirri,
CRAB. D. CROTOHETT, Manaear
Ttlapbona, Oiaia t40, 30S 8. Buatoa
Tolta, Okla.
STRAND BERG
McGRErVY&CO.
Wr.UllKKS:
tuw . Ynrk ,hock Kictiaoia.
Chlraro Board nf Trade.
ti,m OrUana Cotton Eicbania.
Stocks-Grain-Cotton
PRIVATK wmr.s
OCORQB L. KYIEK. Manaf.
HONE 7200 .
Ill Eaat TkU4 Stfaat (Uotal Tdlaa).
ATTENTION. OIL MEN I
Are you In thn market for caning
and line pipe- new or mm i
Can make prompt delivery prices
rlcht.
WK AISO Itt'Y ril'K, t'ASI.NO
AMI AIANIONi;i WKIilA
Oil State Pipe and Supply Co.
Ol flew and Van! 4 10 10. Archer.
I'llone 7701.
Supplies for Sale
20 tank cars, rent four monllis; 25 tank cars, new,
8,000-gallon; for sale, to be delivered at once; cars
now in Oklahoma.
Ona good aocondhand derrick, complete with rig irons and aand
reel.
One 2S0-barrel wooden tank. Ilka now.
New 2-lticti tiiblnK.
New S-lnoh lino pipe.
New 4-Inch line pipe.
New 4-lnch. 10-lb, rnalnpr '
New 6 J-H-lnch lS-lfc. raaina;.
New 6 S-l-inch 17-li. rasliw.
'New 4-lnch ID-lb. ciuslnc.
1'aed S-lneh 17-11). raaliiR.
. 1,'aed 6),-1nch 10-lh ciibIuk. 63 ccnta per foot.
Ianil 8 -Inch 2 4 lb. cjiaitm.
l aed 10-lncu 32 H -lb. caalng, 11.90 per foot.
Supplie Bought and Sold; Correspondence Solicited
Address Room 334, Hotel Tulsa
TULSA, OKLA.
. lalm but half. A I any rate develop
ment In Ihut awl inn wll be watched
.v It li uiiiiH.iiil interent.
Wlilillu Deiclopini'lil t'o. Prtll.t In.
The Wichita Development com
.iiiny hit drilled In H" well on the
Chapman farm In aectlon 10-2h-1w
and fonni' aand frnn. 2.214 to 2.222
feet The, hole filled 'ip 1,700 feet
in,. I r hourB and la eatlmated kood ror
bcVween 7f. and 100 bane, a. I'he
well wan drilled thrnnith the Hand
and lnt' Khale at 2-2.19 feet
The hob- la In fln ahape aa the
b-inch vna act et 2,190 feet and all of j
Ihe ntr waa ehul off It la a hlR
think' for th Imncan dhtrlct aa It
ilrmonutt ntcs bevond n doubt that j
the fist well of the Wlchlin lic-i-l
ntiment company in a-ctlon 3 wua '
mined. It will not ie mnn iiimi i" w
dnctlon reoorta will be made on the
l'ltncan field.
(nrtcr Knlora New Mexico.
Al iif(3-K11orK. N. M.. .lime 18.
The t'artcr nil companv, chartered
Hie Diamond cl.
The lilamond till A Oaa Co. well
In Ihe northeaat corner of the aonth
eaxt of the northweat of 15-17 3e la
"till ahut down waltlnK for the
Creacent IteflnlnR company of New-
eiiK 10 net ita line to the well be
fore It la drilled any deeper. The
well made 2,000 barrels the firm
flv'fl days and la fated for a irnnd
350 or 300 barrel aa It elands with
the aand jnat touched at 3.090 feet.
The Carter well on the llnvs farm
a half mile south and a location eant
of the Diamond well, located In the
nortnweat comer of the emit hmint
of IS-27-3,. Is drilling al 2,14.1 feet.
I ne Jens Mario well In Die south,
west corner of the northwest of the
northeast of 15, which offsets the
Diamond well to tho northeast Is
drll'.lnR at 1,990 feet.
Th Carter Is rlirrina- no to drill In West Vlta-lnla wl'll a capital
the Parker well In the northeast stock of J2S.000.000 has been ad-:
corner of the northwest of aeptlon , niltted to do business In New Mexico
22, a half mile south of the Hays with-H office In A lhiinuerQue., iu
well and. still further south. In the -s understood the company has oh-
section 27 the Oklahoma Star wnllltained leases on nianjr tract of land
on the ttlchardson farm Is f iahln I and that drilling on ioiue or tnem
at I.S45 feet. E. V. Marlnpd Is will alart soon.
rlcalilnir out at 3.900 feet on his
test In the northeast corner of 33-27-3e
on the Keen farm, offsetting! the
Oklahoma Hiar deep tesi In the
northwest of section .14 to the west
and the Oklahoma Star oil company
has a rlK up on the Smith farm In
the Binitheaat corner of 2S.27-Je,
lit the Duilemi Klfld.
Tho Humble well In the northwest
corner of ll-2s-10w which Is a half
mile south of the Wichita Devel
opment company well In the north
east corner of the southeast of .1-2s-10w
Is ait 1 1 1 shut down on top of
the sand at 2,t60 feet, waiting for
cement to harden.
Tho Fori Itlng OI companv" Is
starting- another test In 30-ls-Xw
and Is building a rig for No. 1 fin
the Itrown farm In the southeast
corner of the northeast of the sec-lion.
The nig Heaver has started spud
Cement Happenings. j
The Prosperity Oil Gas Co. Is
still fishing on the Stephens farm I
In r.-5n-9w I
The Fnrtuna Is waiting on water
hefort spudding the well In 38-6n-
14V i
J. w. Williams Is drilling at 1.155 i
feel on the Kac.hle 1. In 32-6iv-9w.
Aii'myntc Well tho Name.
The Auh'uyme OH rompany In the
"I'Mliwet corner "f the northwest of
the southwest of 7-22-3w remains
the anu' as yesterday. They have
t if !. of open hole In this tet
and us the result there la a lot of
cavtr.gs in the hole. It will be
cleaned out and a liner will he set.
In th meantime, tankage Is being
erected.
Stock of the
Homer F. Wilcox Oil &
Gas Cooporation
Incorporated for $500,000 Par Value of $5 per Share
Full Paid, Non-aiessable.
FOR SALE AT $7 PER SHARE.
, This company was Incorporated four inontln mo for the actual amonnt of
eaaa inyeatad n jiroperttaa and drilUm expanses to data, 10 thai the eapltalt
talioa fa without water of anv irt. At tin prpuMit limn th roniiianr owna
laaaaa to the amount of 2.000 acres, all tnclnded In 2r 0 acre tracta. Fonr of
Um 80 acra leases (320 aoraa) are producing oil and two (1U0 acrea) prodnc
ing faa. tin tbce ui li'niea alon ih cort.oraticn hai whut it ruiiaidcra 23
protn locatlona wbera oil or aa valla are practically assured.
Besides tnaae very proriubla holitlngi Uia company owna equipment In
power plant, tank, dililuij and oparaUug machinery to a very considerable
amount.
The whole propoaltlon la undar tin dtract'cmitrol and siiparrlalon of Ho
mer V. Wilful o( Tulna. (ikla. who? recoul of arliirvvuif in iu tba niid-eonu-Bant
oil field la an nublltlieil precedent.
Thia for)oratlon dcrlareit a quarterly iliiioVnr! of fl pir nnl to HtorVhotdiri
of record April 15 last and the Intentions are to pay a f untif aupiaxterly dlri.
dead to aloclLholder of recoid July first
Thn offer to sell at 17 peculiars ha no ronneirtlon direct or Indirect with
the corporation, for tho entire uutfaai utock wia folly ubsmbed In large lota
by private Individual! In various parU ol the country, who have eonfldeno
is aU. liomor P. Wilcox.
. Alex Dingwall, Jr.
223 Spring Street, New York City.
In 2s-Iw.
I'erhaps the nicest well completed
lr. the new stuff In 2s-4w la the
I Mllrov Petroleum company No. 6 on
thn Plli tl,innn fn. I it...
west corner of the northeast of the
northwest of the northwest of the
northwest of section 24. which Is
good for 75 barrels at 600 feet.
The lllghenrt Petroleum company
has completed another well on the
I Hiins farm. It being No. 3 n the
! aoutheaat corner of the southwest of
! the southwest of section 13 and It
j Is good for 15 barrels" after being
plugged back to 590 feet, from
i feet
The Paytiti-191 1 on the William
Klinore In the northwest corner of
the northeast of the southwest of
the northwest of 24 Is drilling lit
250 feet.
The rig for the Magnolia No. 2.
Klmore In the northeast corner of
the northwest of the northwest of
the northwest of 24, burned when
the gas from the 500 foot sand was
struck q
HatJcn and others have'a rig up
on the IVottiack farm In the north
west corner of the northeast of the
northwest of "4
Skelly has n rig up for Willis No.
I In the northwest corner of the
southwest of the northeast of the
I northwest of 24.
The Magnolia Is drilling at 2.550
i feet on lis deep test on the Yates
farm In the southwest corner of the
southeast of the southeast of 11.
The loco (ill AV fins Co. Is shut
down at 1.0 1 0 feet on the tlartsfelt
J farm In th southeast corner of the
OIL AND GAS
Lease, InppUea, Production. Etc
Kl.noUAtlO The Kmplva No. 75
in ihn aonihrast corner of the north-
ding on It well In the southwest I west of sl-25-5 found the deep and
i corner of It-Ia-Dw and la now re-1 t 435 feet and at 6 feet In the hole
! ported down 200 feet. '
i The Mountain State Is rigging up I
to start the well, In the northwest
I corner of the northeast of 27-ls-9w.
1 The Watiran In the northeast cor
ner of 21-ls-Sw Is drilling at 2.110
I feet and I getting nuir tho aand.
Douglas and Parker on tho Tilly
! In the southwest corner of the
j northeast of thn northeast of 2 S-ls-I
lOw are setting the, S Inch caslnr
, at 2,100 feet.
Keys on the ftinlth In the south
west corner of the southeast of 22-ls-lOw
Is shut down to Install rnble
tools at 2.2S0 feet.
Magnolia on the Relsner 1, In the
northwest corner of the southwest
"f 24-ls-10w Is drilling at 1,010
feet.
Keys on the .ynch In the north,
west corner of the southeast of the
northeast of 17-ls-10w la sotting
easing In cement at 2.1 S6 feet.
KOU RAI.F. Caalng, tubing and
lino pipe, derrick, tank, tank cars,
etc. Knum 334 Hotel Tul:t, Tulsa.
(kla Adv.
1-IiK'h Standard Lino Pipe.
t-'up Sale llv owner. direct to
consumer, for cash, approximately 20 '
miles of new 4-lnch Standard line
pipe, ready for immediate delivery
al Tulsa. K-78 care World. Adv.
For Snle. '
One Parkersburg drilling machine
with complete string of tools, M
chlnt; and tools In first-class condi
tion. Phone 6875 or call at 201
Central National Hank ltldg.
FOR SAI.K 13.000 feet of 5 5-8
In. casing, all In good condition; has
been used as gaa line and has been
recently dipped In oil. Casing lo
cated In Chanute, Kan. Price fS5c
per foot F.ugene Wilkinson, No
wata, okla.
FOR PAI.K I have th one
eighth oil and gas royalty In 18-18-7
Cushlng oil field which is now pay
lug $50 a month. Valued about
$ 1,600. Woufrt take good car lit
on the deal. Reason for selling Is
In draft age. See or write4 C II.
Purdy, Krlstow, Okla.
FOR SAt,K-Following used sup
plies In Twp. K. N.. It. 15 E. :
2.000 ft. 5 3-16 casing 17 and
20 ihs.
3.;.00 ft. (S 5-S casing 17 lbs.
400 ft 8 1-4 casing 17 Ihs.
2,500 ft. 2-in. tubing and rods.
3,000 ft. 2-ln. line pipe.
4 2",0.bbl. Maloney Iron tanks.
1 100-hbl Maloney Iron tanks.
2 2Ti0-hbl Wood tanks
. 1 Marlon Machine company power
for sincla well.
3 gas traps. r,
1 No. 2 National Supply company
pulling machine.
2 No 2 O. K pumping jacks.
1 8-11,. P Novo pump for gas or
gasoline. Practically new.
For prices. ' 201 Central National
llldg.t:;Vhne 6575 and 376S.
Constantin Refining Co.
Kennedy Building
- Phone 6020.
Lakeside Petroleum Company
l'hone 8I7S
... .'. MAUKi-rrKns of am, pi tuoi fi m proim ts
411-13 New World ltldg. 181 1-42 Mottirmb k lllilg. 20o Hurtles nidg.
Tulsa, Okln. Chicago, 111. St. Paul. Minn.
Wabash Refining Company
(ietienil Office Fourth Floor New World Hide.
Hcflncry l.o.nied Hominy. Okla.
Petroleum My-pmiluets
Plume l."i."8
COMMERCE PETROLEUM CO.
( Sucii'sioci to)
R. W. patti-:k.s4. to.
Chicago ThImi St. Louis
HPYKItS AM lilsTIIIHI Tolls
I'etroleiim prodiii-is In cm- pn or rcfii"-r' mrs
I0li:t-04 liiinlcl ltldg. plume HSU.
IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY
Iicati'd nt rilniori
Producers nnd Refiners of Hcnldtoii ( rude. Illsh-firnde finsollncw
Naphthas, Kerosene, Ilwtlllnies. (ins on. Fuel nil ,i,l Hon, I Oil '
(Jencrnl If fices 11 ml Sales office
SIMPSON lUTI.IHVd AKDMOKF, OKLAHOMA
Lake Park Refining Company
General Sales Office, Rialto Bldg., Kansas City Missouri
Refineries at Okmulgee, Ponca City, Cushing and
Jennings, Oklahoma
El7orL"lPANY
1012-13 D.WIFIi I!LD(i. PHONE 0830
Always In the Market for Fuel Oil
F. P. WIUXFIFI.D, Mgr.
GENERAL SAlJSJ AGENTS
Allied Kcflnliur Co.. Okmnlgnr, Okla.
M A UK ETKR8, UTTC.
Oitcngo Ofnera, ISM -IS I a Frttoa nidg
Oucrai Offlt, Lym-h Bld; Tula, Okla,
Phone Oaa re I7M
BIGHEART
PETROLEUM
REFINING CO.
Of floe: It 12 I. Jt Illdg., Tulsa
Gasoline
Naphtha
Kerosene
Fuel Oil
Vbone 300S
J. B. UTAN
Kansas CUT
Chicago
nARRY BEIX
l'hone 5520
Tulsa
A. B. COItCOUAN
Union Petroleum Company
EXPORTERS AND MARKETERS
Tulsa Office Phone 4409
I"!"' nf Wenger Petroleum Co.
Petroleum and Its Products
Specialize in Fuel Oil and Gas Oil
Tulsa Office, Phono Osage 7765
Chicago, 111
Pittsburgh,
. Pa.
QSJt It
MUSKOGEE
NAPHTHA
KEROSENE
OAS OIL
i-DET. nrr.
REFINING COMPANY BaiCANoon.
a I rtl I l. PABATFINE WAX
Muskogee, Oklahoma gasolink
Oklahoma-Kansas Refining Company
Manufacturers of High-Grade Petroleum Products, R.
fined Oils and Lubricating.
Refinery at Klotazp, Kn. OFFICF: Tl'I.SA, OKI.A. Phone 8040
The Okmulgee Producing and
Refining Company.
Okmulgee,
XOklahoma
514- kennedy"bl:dg:-hone5673
GZroi 6 1 ttl fuo m nan
tun
Tulsa! CHICAGO Kansas Ciiy
WE MARKET EVEUY PETROLEUM UKRIVATIVB
PHONE 4522
WESTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
V. 8. A.
A. O. Talbot. RcsloVnt Manager
R. H. REMICK & COMPANY
MARKETERS
PRODUCTS OF PETROLEUM
PHONE OSAGE S23J NEBRASKA BLDG.. TfLSA. OKLA.
EMPIRE
REFINERIES, I4SC
SALES OFl-'ICE PRONE 681S. Tt'ISA. OKLA.
Refineries Located at:
OUniuleee, Okla.
Oklahoma City, Okla,
Cnslilnft. Okla.
Ponca City, Okla.
Galncavllle, Texas,
Bliss Oil & Refining Corporation
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Refinery Augusta, Kansas
Charles W. Bllaa, PresMe.it and General Manager
General Office. Oil Bid;., Tulaa, Okla. Phont 41
Roxana Petroleum Co.
TULSA,
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS
OKLA.
- Pan-American Refining Go.
Tulsa, Okla. Quality first Phone 6010
Producers & Refiners' Corporation
Successor to
Economy Oil & Refining Company '
J. F. CAMPION OILS
PROMPT SERVICE '
301 DANIEL BLDG. PHONE S81S
MUSKOGEE TOOL COMPANY
MANTJFACTX'RERS OFv, DUILLINn AXD HSH1XQ TOOLS
Sale Airenta for Wire and Manila Rope
Shopa at Mnsknece, Okla., and Rancor, Teiaa
II. R. Gmher, Tulna ReprenentatlTe, 223 Iowa Uldg.
Telephono Office 107S Flea. 1647
American Oil & Tank Line Co.
ruxi, oil
Rflnarir. at Cleveland
PIMrlbotine alatlona In th northwait
. Tnlaa Offlet, 301 K.nnedy BuUdln. Phone 42t
"' rl. Vandalla St. Lonla. Third Natl. Bask Bid.
Sinclair Refining Company
Gasoline. Naphtha, Kerosene, Fuel Oils,
Lubricants. Asphalt .
TEW TORK
120 Broadway
CHICAGO
Conway Bids.
Consumers Refining Company
REFINERIES AT CUSH1NG
Sales Office, 76 West Monroe Street, Chicago
COSDEN & COMPANY
HIGH-GRADE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Tulsa, Oklahoma
SOUTHERN OIL CORPORATION
1005 Gallais Bldg.
Phone 1940
Petroleum Products
REFINERY YALE, OKLA.
ANDERSON & GUSTAFSON
rmrAnn. II. I.
Petroleum Products .
Kan Francisco, Cat
NEW YORK. N. Y. KANSAS CTTT, Ma
ST. LOUIS, MO. CLEVELAND, (X
rtTLSA, OKLA.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
INDIAHOMA REFINING CO.
Refineries at Okmulgee, Okla.; East St Louis, IU.
TXJLSA OFFICE 603-804 GALLAIS BCtLDEVQ
ST LOUIS OFFICE,' FEDERAIi RESERVE BANK BLDO.
International-Ardmore Refining Division
THE OHIO CITIES GAS CO.
Operating
rvTERNATTONAL REFINERY ARDMORE REFINERY
Cnablntt. Okla. Ardmore. Okla.
General Office 484 South Cheyenne Phone OaT 7 4 Ml
THORP OIL and SPECIALTY CO.
CHICAGO TULSA
Phone 4433 for all Grades of PETROLEUM Products
Oklahoma Petroleum & Gas Co.
GASOLINE MANUFACTURERS
Kennedy Building Phone Osage 7020
I'liooe Ounce 025.
Sunland Oil Company
I'ETROLFTM PRODrCTS
Ronma 301-S02-30S World BUIr.
I SIS South lioulilcr fit. Tulau, Okla.
W. H. BARBER AGENCY CO.
IVe are always In the market for petroleum products In onr own or
tellers' tank ear. Quotations solicited on lilgh gravity, caalnghcnd
ind blended (aaullne In onr own thermoa cars.
MIN N EAPOLIS, MINN.
Riverside Western Oil Company
MARATHON GASOLINE
Serenth Floor Wright ldg. Tulsa, Oklahoma
r? '
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.
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