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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 131.
11
I
IN THE OIL FIELDS
j 0(('e: C241
W. H. PECK
Residence: 2442
i of the southwest of 36-15-11 utul
j 1ms a 1 ii'O ImiTi'I well,
j Tin' Laurel nil company i M lth
!'h v SuiiHMiit is MK-it'.K up for No. 1
j in the mnit Meant corner the snuth
I went of S-M I I.
Thf lll.ii Ut.iiwk Oil company is
I HpiifldinK lor a tout northeast of Hit
! northeast of ll-l-l-ll.
nil.
MtiiKET QUOTATIOHS.
i 21 North Lima .
I 41 South I.im .
i 2i onulrr . ...
1 80 lrdiD
2 2 Prltif f tott . . .
2 2 ' I HVimrt . . .
1 Kaclanil
t S.V Illinoi
'Jfi I ( anana
,1:1
. ,, rtnulHitliui for CO. 010 of thce li'.lle i
JJ;oll l.urntTS. i
168 'l then devolved upi.n tin- purrhaa-I
12! inK aire lit in Y:vKliiiiKinii in M iin-t tin) I
S 4J I liiimt mutable stove foi tin pinpuse1
"" lllli anuinir others an Inn It... I mi.
patented 1'V W. A Mini:)! of Tii'.h.i.
which riiiiiircd tin wli-k und which.
2 32
2 43
2 23 1 Vlk Baaln(Wy) l.lwaJ instantly selected hv the elm f
4 i 0 1 flraaa Creek
2 Hi I HiK Muddy
. J ' 7 I ball Oraak
l.SS
1.S0
140
frrostw Contractu
purciKtMiiiK aci-nt. it thru w.ia up tu
a lurKiT hoard tu ratify the selection
and viaa finally held up and t he mat-
was allowed tu drop. althoiiK"
IicIIcvom iiniiui inline tno
1!. W. fun-oil In Town.
I!. V. Carroll of New Yolk city
1m slopping In Tulsa for a few days
on his return from the Hunger field,
wliTf hi" haa heen for some lime. Mr.
Carroll visited Tulsa two and a half
ji'aia uro and la quite surprised ut
thi srowth of our city since that
lime.
ter
icnt has notiXIcxl refin-
I -continent field that
, v w ill relieved from
which they were nbllKcd
; j.i r cent of their crude
,. inanufactiirs of kero-
,, v.ne of the army In
r.j time It was t nought j
. i.lum would require oil
: . i : : hit purposes and In
t I..-. .1. I mw VinA . '
II 1 linilliift .. nciil
look like a Itiir DlHapiNiliiliurnt.
The Carter No. i' no the H.tva farm
Mr. Hml'.h licllcves undue liillin iiie ln the southwest of the northeast of
waa used, I the southeast of 15-7-3 which hint a
However, that rrniy he. he h.i.s h!00'1 showing of oil ut 3.1-'l feet
move that is particularly well adapt-' has picked up a water and sand with
01 1. AND GAS
J-uppMta. FrodocMaa, EM.
a lifc'ht showing of gnu ut feet.
Il Vt'AX--Tim HIk Beaver 'il
company hna the tlmbera on the
KToiind for No. i' lxmince ln the
over. Mr. 1 southwest of lil-l-Dw.
hut is pa- The M.iifiiolia company" has the
with the ' 1 1 in hers mi tin. ground for No. 1
iieccssi'y.i llnwe in tin. miiithwest of 20-1-9.
The Wiindpni'i nil company No. 1
I I'lcrci. is drillinif at G7& feet.
I Th llexiiKiui oil ronip.iny In riic
KinK up a star miu hliie In the uoulli
I wi st of l.s-'J-;i for No. 1 ltunisey.
eulf coast Tlmri. Inw no much1 ' . ' "' Wnoiia nil n.llip.iny in 111"
cd for camp puipnsis ami a hak
oven enuipped with his ImrnerH Is uiie
nf the hem and most iti.sfa tin y that
ha hern de1ed. It should hi- man
ufactured here In Tulna
Now that the war :s
Siniih is nut ootiipl.iinii'if
trlotic rnnuirh to rejmci
rent of the world thai th
for his stove Is passi d.
I'lii'l Ol I Also Not Wnnlcil
The KOVt-rtiinent has also decTKl
to cancid fm. oil emit racts In this
field ami will here. iftiT puicha-n' us
wupldy of the heavier crude on the
; .'ours In the southwest of -9-(l Is
I iroinl for 400 barrel This company
' has piti'i;td and ahandoned No. 1
i liailey in the northeast of 30-:o 6 at
3. ft 7 2 feet.
Northtup a'ld othera have ahan
! don cd No. 1 Coat In the northeast
! of ;i-:i- at 2,.'.r. feet.
I The Halcyon Oil company No. 1
McWhlrter In the northeast of 27-
S 1 - it at 2.f96 feet.
V fS I til' .M'll rtl."S. I 11(1 l.-Ann
Company Is drilling ot 2.3 1 0 feet In
;-1-ll
The Wiser (ill company No 19
i Jones, 916-1 I, Is a ri(f. I
The mime peopla No. 7. Pickett, In :
10-lS-ll, !h dillhnu at 2.110 feet. I
John (I. Mitchell l rtillllUK at 3 1"
feet No. 7 1'oatoak, 13-16-11.
He in also rltrl"f iP tor n nn
the Hope farm In the southwest of
the AHine aectlon.
The larafflne OH companv No. S
! In 26-16-11 Is drtlllnir at t.00 feet.
I Their No. 6 Martin frm In the mime
section Is drilling at 2.KK3 feet The
farter i'iJI conipanv hiia a rl P In
Mlie northeam of 33-16-11. The Moni
tor rill company nas Hk up for Nos.
and 9 Mill farm, 36-K-ll.
I li.. -,v.n
w !
.,.,! irt.i
.tun--.
....i'
if 1 t i'.
. ,m- f i
'.. . 2,400 feet of alx-lnch
..(( I would ho willing to
, i id ilrllhnK operation on
( ai have aome pood
miii contemplate drill-
!i"ar from you. Address,
ii -criptlon of lease, A-21,
World. Adv.
A l ire -A'.v.
For Sale
,. ifir'-e harrela daily pro--.
. l 1 1 . five wells, one hun
,,l nii nty arrea. No broker.
, r. 66. W cllsvllle, Kan.
ruel oil sold for K"vci ninent pur
piwea up to the prenent time and
the chanire will make little differ
ence In this field.
.Met loan ITinIuci Imi,
NKW YORK. Nov. 13. The new
well which has been bronchi In by
ono of the Sinclair Cu'.f Mihsidinrv
companies, the. I'reeport and Mexi
can Fuel company, serves to draw
attention to companies bit; proper
ties In Mexico, especially in the
ranuco field. Kinclalr Miilf subsi-
I diaries operating In Mexico control
j about 2."i0 Hiiuarc miles of oil und
(fa Inaana with but n portion of the
territory develope.Jt There Is said
to be a potential production of
something like 50,000 barrels a day
In this acreage. Houston l'lble a
Co.
fniit.
si -"
.mil .-r
tltnri. i
Itru ii
I'"
UnnKil. j
to drill oil wrnn. produc-
r:v preferred. Standard i
. : . need, rnreful driller, i
PrilliniC Company, II ox I
a
NKW YOItK, Nov. 13. Standard
Oil Company of Nebraska declared
a reicular semiannual dividend of In
pere cent payable December 20 to
htock of record November 20.
Houston Flble & Co.
uoriiieast of -2-3 is iiKt-'iiur up a
Miir in.ichinii for No. 1 daidner.
l-'nnklin ti .lohimon are riKKinc up
n star machine for No, 4 Jiminson In
the southeast of 14-2-4.
i The .M.iKiiolat is riKtrlnir up a star
niachinu in the nofthpant of 24-2s-
4w for No. 1) Klnioro.
The I'Ui-le Kails Oil & Oaa Co. No.
1 liiikeii la riKtrtiiK up a Htar ma
Miine'ln the iiiirthwesi of l-2-fw.
i The Sunders (Ml A (mm Co. No. 3
Sanders in the tiorthwcwt of 3-2-lOw
s a rlK.
The UimoTP Oil & nn Co. No. 3
t'nbli in the Kontheaat of 26-1-5 m
i;.i,l for ri.imO.oOO of Kas.
i II. .1 I'arker No. 1 Kelly In the
.northwest of 29-ls-10w la frood for
l 10 barrels.
IlKISTOW Tile Prairie nil flan
Co. No. 2 llarnea. ft-15-9, la mill rated
at a 7 -barrel well In en.nd found from
2.623 to 2.656 feet. The same poople
have a ri up for No. 4 ilarvey, t
! Hon 9, siime township.
The Concord oil At Oaa Co. ha.i
a riK on the (Ti'oiind for a tem on fho
Mills farm, 10-15-9.
MOI'VDS II. V. Wilcox Is drill
ing at 1,400 on the lpsar Heckar In
31-15-11. Tlie Virginia P. Wiley In
3rt-16-ll la drilling at S50 feet. Mr.
Wllcoxhim made a location for No
7 Jason Drew In 36-15-11. Thla
well will be an offset to the Pro
ducers and Heflnera jrnod well In
36. No. 4 on the Jason Drew will
he drilled deeper and Its owner Is
hoping tj pick up a iand u 2,50
feet.
The. Producer and Refiners
Pecky Coleman ws hove been
shot yesterday. This well had a
fine show of oil at 2.2HS feet and
was drilled to 2.!95 feet.
If. P. Wilcox haa moved In for a
test nn the Willlo Stephanie farm In
21-K.-10.
I'lllsOSAliS .
Ijeut C 1. illill) Kerry, who has I
a hostinf friends in Tulni where ho
win, loiinected wilh both the Ham
tnon.t Icon woTks and the Warren
city Holler murks, writes fi lends :
here that he Is at home In Warren ,
I , after a Iouk slego In the hoepttnl ;
will) a u minded fool. I.liiuleiiant
Kerry'H foot taas crushed when he
tell from a horse and II Injury pie- !
tented him from folng to Kuiope
with lits regiment
K. 1! Illl'bard of Is Antteles Is
here on a nslt to his son, II H mil
liard, and will leave for Texas at
on. p. II II. Ilililurd i (ettlni: a
KHd at a it in the oil Ksme.
Hiiko Hoevel, with the Producers I
HefltiliiK company, a subsidiary of
tho Umpire, la In TuKi on bualness
lie hue charicc of the southwest
flrlilH
J. H. Samuel from I'sikershuiic Is I
vlaltttiK in Tulrni mid lisiklnn after t
blisinena intrusts I
Hen Itace of Ittca f.vons la ex
pected In today after an extended
trip to New York.
I
M P. I.yon la back from a visit I
to hU home folks at Patriot, Ind !
ULSA
Machine & Tool Co.
I iener.ll Contract Ma -chine
Work. Has,
i l.i.-iohtie and Steam
Knmne Overhauling.
Wt have eiiiiipetiiiit
iiiech.iiilcs for field
work.
4 1 4 1 7 i:. 1st. 1'lionr 70Stt-aj.
W inte.l --lneh blta, 4 Vi Joint.
.Vt.lrw I' 1 ',,x 3lf, Claremore.
Alv.
HOPK I'NT.INEERING &
SLTPLY CO.
P.fDi.rt on Caanllne Plant
'illS ITopei ilea
I'hysual Test Mad
Cons-.rurtton and UeBlgnlng
Hmrtneer
Phone 7240
I O-llliland and others are rlKRTlna; up
, for their test In 11-15-9 on part of
I the Mills farm.
! The Prairie Oil A- Oaa Co. No. .1
Hawkins. 16-15-9. Im a 50-hnrrel well
of the dividend of 14 a year on stock j Uartlett & I'-iiell have a fiHlilns' Joh
durinc the war was due to the ron- t 2.000 feet on the I.ucaa farm in
servatlsm of the directors. With war 31-13-9.
circumstances removed, a Inrue v. j.. pjnP , rlKVinir up for a test
earning power of the company war- tn thf norUieaat of 10-15-10.
rants Increased distribution to stock-1 The Pralrio oil (las Co. No 2
holder. i Yann farm, 5-16-9, is drilling at 200
A apeclal development involving i feet,
stock rlclita In rumored to be pend- ! The rcune company' No. 2 Ilobert
inr. Ivst year stockholders were 1 son, 8-16-9, Is a rin.
Riven right to suhscrlho to 25 per .
cent of their holdlncs at par which j YAII-" The Alice Katherine In
la $50. Inasmuch as the stock Is : No. 7 Myers in 1-19-3 Is bulldinE a
NKW YORK. Nov. 13 With the
war over It In believed Midwest 11"-
. i-i ihi market for proven " " ,, ., ! ., ,, ,.
I ,r... I, .,-11, ill SJiil.mil ""'ii uiiuriu i.ini. . ill 1 1 u 11,1 III e
tc. full particular of lo-,1'i-l.t.on,
price and terms.
.1 l oinpany of Knns.is. 326
l.i .r. Tulsa. Adv.
WFXT OF OKMIIiOKR The rtlic
lien oil company No. 1 lwl. 1-1S-11,
la a 500-harrel well In A sand
found from 2.404-19 feet.
v imi.iuw .n,i .thr have a failure
In the No. 1 Morton, 4-18-12. at 1.960
feet,
ttabonlvltch nd othera have 18
mllMon feet of itaa at l,n&l-7 leei
in the southwest of 7-12-12.
Ilradstreet and othera No. 4 Perry
man, 14-1S-12, I a 2R-harrel well In
aand found from 1.345-86 feet.
The Klngrood Oil company No. 1
Ilean, 17-13-12, la a 20-barrel well
In the 2,300 foot aand.
W. Phillip ha 15.000,000 feet of
iraa In aand found from 2.109-1S
feet In the northwem of 21-12-12.
now scllinc around 1140 a Fhure, It
la expected any development along
thl line now will be equally valua
ble. Houston Klble & Co.
Ills: Well Wom of ItcSKS.
The Produocrai Refiners corpora
tion; lias drilled in the teat northeast
rlir.
The Fortiina Oil company No. 2
Attoffer In the iinrtheast of 5-22-3
is drilling at K75 feet.
The Ohio Cities oil company ha
a 25 barrel well in No. 1 Witham In
the northeast of 2-19-5.
The Maftnolla OH company No. 7
ACOrSTA. KAV. The Kmplre
company Is drilling eeeper In No. 21
Varner In the northeast of 17-22-4
at 2,985 feet.
The Cap Rock company No. 2
Ilrooka In the aouthweat of 85-28-4
Is n rig- up.
The Texas company ha a rig up
iln the northwest of 24-29-5 on No.
6 Itiuiti and another on No. 8 Bush
In the northweat of the ame auc
tion. The Kmplre company No. 1 Hon
kins In the eouthwes or 17-284 ia
good for 40 barrel. No 2 Chance
In the northeast of 30-28-4 Is dry
and abandoned lit 2.521 feet.
w W W MllWf til
iiiMiilli
1 . Ml i
KF.I.I.KYVlll.K H. V. Wilcox Is
drilling at 400 feet In the northwem
of 616-10.
The Aladdin Oil company No. 8
Robinson. 10-16-10. I shut down at
2,560 feet
Tlie Carter Oil company No. 1
Pris tor. 11-16-10, ki finhlnK at 2,400
feet.
The Oladvs Relle Oil company No.
3 Rlmir, 11-16-10. la drllHng at 50
The Rollstona No. 1 Brown, 31
i 16-10. Is drillimjr at 3,350 feet.
and fighting when necessary
FOR ten years NATIONAL PETROLEUM NEWS has
been striving and fighting, when necessary in the
service of oil producers.
It has fought for fairer crude prices in low markets; for
more pipe lines when there were not enough; for the unre
stricted use of those lines so that every producer can place
his oil in the world's markets.
Thru every stormy period of the past ten years NATIONAL
PETROLEUM NEWS has battled for the producer just as
steadfastly as, here and elsewhere, it has battled for all Inde
pendents ancj the betterment of the oil industry generally.
A weekly now and for over a year past, the NEWS has
devoted proportionately ten times the space and effort to the
producers than ever before.
As a weekly it maintains its own Mid-Continent Bureau in
Tulsa (402 Cosden Bldg.) to collect the news of this field.
For a year past Paul Wagner, well-known as an oil expert
from his years of experience in the Gulf Coast country, has
been our exclusive staff representative in charge of this office.
NATIONAL PETROLEUM NEWS is the only oil paper
not published in Tulsa which thus recognizes the importance
of the Mid-Continent territory.
'Ml
mi
'm
.Mm,
fimn
it!
mi
IAI.I Hllilf-The Twin State Oil
c ompany No. 10 Miller, 4-14-14. Is a
SO-harrel well. '
The Wicks Petroleum company No.
3 Sullivan, 10-14-14, is a S-barrel
well.
I,ockhart and others No. 2, 25-14-14.
Is a 2r.-barrel producer.
McCarty and othera No. 4 Manuel
farm. 1-14-15, I a 10-barrel pro
ducer. .
The Federal Oil company No. 4
Hendrlckson, 19-14-14. I dry and
ahandoned.
MOItltlS. The Iron Mountaln
wl.i Vn r. Anltman. 24-13-14. Is
.still miikinir 300 bnrrela nt better
i.. i. u
innn a wnrs nin.
The King wood oil company ha a
failure at 1,890 feet No. 4 Leydan,
32-13-1 4.
John Rclbold ha arsjndnned his ;
location for No. 3 l.arney, 34-18-14.
The penn Wyoming 'ill company
has decided not to drill the No. 15
Dun farm, 14-13-15.
u-i.t:nn kf.' HLVJiU Thn rilllettel
I M - 1 ..--- ,
nn,t ..ikura Mn 1 Ti-mnlelnn. 11-14-i
; 11. Is good for 10.OOA.000 feet of gas
in sand found from 1.800-62 feet.
1 Southwestern oil company No. 1 .
I Harirer. 23-14-11. is dry and aband
oned at 2.1'Xt, feet. I
i The iikmulgee Producing ft Re-!
filling Co. No. 15 Huckaby. 28-14-11.'
which started off at 300 barrets, got
tne sand irom :,ii to i
IllliUC-II lu.h llllunn ami oth.'
ers hnve succeeded in shutting off
the witter in their deep test In 4-16-1
. 15, which came from above and ap- ,
pear to have a well better than f Irat i
estimated. !
The Caney River rompanv has
a Ill-barrel well In No. fi Howard,
19-15-lii. In a sand found from 1,220
I to 1.240 feet.
I HIM.INtJS The Mid-Co Petro-1
. leum n drilling Wnsh-uin up a foot j
. in No. 2 In the northwest of 22- j
: 23-2 at 965 feet. No. 3 on the same ,
j lease is underreain'.ng at 1.2S1 feet I
and No. 12 Is cleaning nut at i.zj.v
This company No. 16 T. P. O'Nell
In the northeast of 16-23-2 I drill
ing at 1.963 feet.
r
1ll
Mil
-',ra'i 1 , -;.ifi - " ,'L-.'rT"1.,' 1
IV Till-: OSACil' The Mid-Co
Petroleum No. IS in the northeast
of 1 0-27 -10 looks good for 75 bar-I
re!s. This well will tie put on thn
pump the first of the week. The I
Mid-Co has moved In the tool for
No In me si-.-ii aim win spun
In in a day or two.
Ttl'.tiS Ka'h and others have a
(..Until ,.i " T1- feet In ''7-15-11.
The Thnrtnan Oil company No. 3
Pilly Fourtyfour, 16-15-12, 1 dry at
9171; f .-f
The Kistern Oil company Is drill
ing at 1.20ft feet No. 2 on the fee
pb-ce In 31-14-12.
HOYNTON The Okla-Iowa Oil
company .No. is iirown .i-n-in, i
a roi-hHtTel well In Band found from
1.423 to 1.441 feet.
lU.ACKWFU. The H. W. Oil
company No 13 Welsh In the north
west of 20-28 l is good for 100 bar
rels. MWKIRK Trie Mlfl-fo Rymons
No 7 in the northweat f 11-27-32
is drilling at 450 feet.
Phono
3183
for
COAL
"r OrtlerNow
TuUa Retail Coal Co.
300 N. Ilouldcr
IIOUSTON.FIRLE
AND COMPANY
of Kaotn Otty. Ma.
Mr.MBKKB HEW TOSK STOCK Bl
C1IANUC AND cniCAUO BOASO
OF TkADB.
fttni-ka. hemli. train aail Mllloa
Niimlarrl Oil "'1 t'lbaldlarr alefta
Nrv Yiira and HniKia ao'h Llbarir
Boadii buuihl and aold I'rttata sir.
CHAS. D. CBOTOIIITT. Manaiar,
Talcpbuna Oi.j. 1408 tot at. Boil,
Tula. Oil
DB. ITOTTt
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ciNr.s AlimifrRBn,
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Aramoorasol and Dlarsmol
For Blood Poison
Maura: I I m. to t:IO p. at.; IB
lar: . II: Taaadar aad 8alur4af
attninia, 1 It I p. at.
DR. STOTTS
Specialist
110 Richard Blctg-. Third Strt aad
Botuin Ai. Talaa. Oala.
STR AN DB ERG I
McGREEVY&Co'i
MKMIiKRH:
New York Uo. Fludhansa
Chicago Hoard of Trad.
Nw Orleans Cotton Kjchanga I
PRIVATE W1RK9
Stocks-Grain-Cotton
I.IImtIjf rtontls lUingltt and Kold
OKOItilK U KltSKH. Managar
Phone 7200
121 F.ast Third Street (Uotsl Tulsa) ,
OCEANS of STORAGE
ROOM at NICHOLS
New nriNFOiifT.n coNriiiTric
riRI3'RX' HTOIlAtJIS
Jl'bT COMI'M.TtD
private lockers for household
good. largest padded Auto
Van for moving In city and coun
try town Professional packers
and rraters.
NICHOLS TRANSFER
AND STORAGE CO.
Phone Osare ll7.1IB.a,T3
MONEY TO LOAN
Have some private fund of client
to lend mi good security, short torms
preferred.
SAM'L A. BOORSTIN
(13 Wright IlldR.'
The National Supply Co.
DEPENDABLE
Oil Well Supplies
Service satisfactory to the customer is the first principle
of our business. Branches located in all principal points
in the Mid-Continent oil fields.
f'-'rfTMM-a cQ" w Hriinifa.Mity
EMPIRE
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Okmulgee, Ok In.
Oklahoma Cliy, Ok In.
CusliIng, Ok hi
Pom a City, Ok la.
(.nlncsvlllc. Tons
REFINERIES, INC
Sales Offlcr Phone 7IK)s, 823 I'nlty lllilit, Tulsa.
BRADFORD RIG & REEL COMPANY
SOS foexlrn Hid. I'Iiihk-s Offliv (17 IH; Shop AUaO
Hid IKONH. HAND RKKI.H. PA I.K- W 1 1 KKL. Ol TKITS AND
WOliliWOItK
KOM) TIIIUM till M ITI.Y STOIll S
The Kansas City Refining Company
KANSXS CITY. Iv.ss
' In the Market for High-Grade Crude at All Timet
Harry W. Jonos, Pres. Albert It. Jones, Ylce-I'res
i, ' K. W. Ooebel, Pep.-Treiis.- M i;r.
ContinentaJ Refining Co.
Producer and Refiners of Petroleum Products
Brittow, Okla.
. A. Ilollcanono, Prck Ix-on Thrvcnln, Vlcr-I'n-a. ami tivn. Mgr.
MIDLAND -REFINING COMPANY
Eldorado, Kansas
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS
Oklahoma Petroleum & Gasoline Co.
Manufacturers of caalriKhead. straight run and blended gasoline,
napthas and fuel oil. Alwaya In th market for blendlnu material.
Kennedy Bldg. Phone 7020
Commerce Petroleum Co. (
Chicago Talaa Hu Ixiula
Urketers of rrtrok-uro Prodacta, Opcrathig Our Own Cart
1003-04 Daniel Hldg. Tulsa, Okla.
IMPERIAL REFINING CO.
lyxntctl at Ardmore
I'rodnccrs and Itcflncrs nf Ilcaldton (rude, lllgh-flradn Caaollnes,
Naphthas, Keroncne, Ilstlllatcs, ia Oil, 1'uel oil and Itoad OU
tjcncrsl Offlor) and Snbn Office
SIMPSON ULILDINO AHMMOIU:, OKLAHOMA
ANDERSON & GUSTAFSON
tHICAGO, ll.U
Petroleum Products
Kan 1'rsnclsro, "al.
NKW YOItK. N. Y.
KT. IOi ls. MO.
PIIONK 70
TPI.SA. ORI.A.
PITTSBCItGIl. PA.
K A V S S fTTY. MO).
I bKVKIAND, O.
514- KENNEDY BLDG.- PHONE 5673
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Tulsa! CHICAGO Kansas City
Get Them REFINISHED Lika New
Ilras Red, Chandeliers, Auto TrlmtnlnK. Hllverware, Burg-lcal and
1 ii-ii IhI Instruments.
Plating, Polishing and Lacquering
SO Weal First Sirt-ci All Metal PhOM 1110
OKLAHOMA PLATING WORKS
WE MAIIKET KVFHY I'FTHOI.KCM. DEKIVATIVB
PHONE 4S22
WESTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
v. n. a.
Ora. C. Ackers, Ilcsldcnt Ma naffer.
MIDCO OIL SALES CO.
Hld.ii Oil llldir.. Tulsa. (Vinwt, nid)j.. Chloaca
PRODUCERS, REFINERS, MARKETERS
THE AKIN GASOLINE COMPANY
Manufacturers and Marketers of High Gravity Cat In g.
head Gasoline
beta.. Natloaal riank Hid,. Ilnipls rtsnkjn Trust BMa,
Tulsa, Okla. Marietta, Ohio.
Roxana Petroleum Co.
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS
TULSA
OKLA.
1 1
TOP-NOTCH" OILS
PHOENIX REFINING COMPANY
TULSA, OKLA.
Producers & Refiners' Corporation
Successors to
Economy Oil and Refitting Company
J. F. CAMPION OILS
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07-808-BOS t'OKDEN ni.Dfl.
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American Oil & Tank Line Co.
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Tlla OrfU. SIT (IB 1m kdllal.. SZ
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SINCLAIR REFINING CO.
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
TtTLAA, OK1A jntw YORK Ar
115 SlnrUlr llMf.
JTEW TORK
ISO Brovdray
viuvauo
Oosnray BMa.
Consumers Refining Company
REFINERIES AT CUSHING
Sales Office, 76 West Monroe Sttl Chicago
COSDEN & COMPANY
HIGH-GRADE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Tulsa, Oklahoma
SOUTHERN OIL CORPORATION
Petroleum Products 1005 Gallais Bldg.
REFINERYYALE, OKLA. Phone 1940
4? A. B. CORCORAlf
J. II. II VAN
Kansas Cliy
IllCSjffll
iiAititY iii:m,
J. T. RILEY
rbotM sBie
Tnlaa
jNdiahoma REFINING CO.
Refineries at Okmulgee, Okla.j Hast SL Louis, I1L
TVlJi. UFFICK SOS-S04 GALLAIS BC1XDINO
ST. LOLI8 OKFICIU. FHUF.RAL lUCSKIlVB DAXK BLDO.
Lake Park Refining Company
General Sales Office, Rialto Bldg., Kansas City, Missouri
Refineries at Okmulgee, Ponca City, Cushing .
and Jennings, Oklahoma
Union Petroleum Company
Refiners, Exporters and Marketers
Tulsa office: t'omlcn HIiIk.
Phone 440
Constantin Refining Co.
Kennedy Building
Phone 6020
Sunland Oil Company
PKTHOLKI-M PRODUCTS
RtMims S01-S02-S03 World Bids.
j .IIS Sonth Honldcr St. Tulsa, Okla.
IK. . BARBER AGENCY CO.
We are always In thn market for petroleum products In our owa o
acller's tank cars. Quotations solliitetl on high grarllj, Tntlnihrsie
and blended gasoline In mir own thermos cars.
MIWKArol.IS. MINN.
Riverside Western Oil Company
MARATHON GASOLINE
'HONK 5910
Great American Refining Co.
Petroleum Products Kelinery, Jennings, Okla.
Phone 8360 419-14 New Wright Bldg.
MUSKOGEE
REFINING COMPANY
Muskogee, Oklahoma
NAPHTHA
KKKOSF.NIC
GAS OIL
FI KL OIL
MTimicATTNG on.
PARAFFINE WAX
GASOLINE
Tret-o-Lite Saves Waste Oil
500 Mayo Bldg. Phone 5624
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