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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1918.
11
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 6241
W. H. PECK
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
., I Ok - 2 I forlh 1 "
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1 .
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2 5K
2 1
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2 Mi
2 42
s v
1 AS
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D'k;.
2 2'. Uoo.l.r
1 30 Indiana
2 2S Prinrcuie ....
2 2M Hotnfr.n ....
2 i lUi md
2 25 ! Illinoia
2 'J 1 I I'ana-lft
2 2.1 1 Klk IUirW Wy)
4 00 I Graiia l'r"k ..
2 85 Hig Muuiiy . .
.2 77 1 ball Creak . .
-Id .
. -!r .
II ,, Make It Worse?
( stiickliriikcrx nrn seni
or (lope to the effect tliit
x,., ficMs will troiliiri. ;i"0.
,r of nil in JiK tunc Thw
In' nil", a n 1 1 thru U'-Min it
. .! It will l.iko a lot of ilrill
i i ,:i ihe .ril nction up to half
,: ..mi aiul in tho iinintinm
liavl-m- a mlKhly I'.i'l 'f.
;i He fir-it plan-. there Ik no
in. ike a rlollur drlllini? in
.,. , rlnff ill Texas unless nil
:..,';: i' piTMont futures, or in
'.'.' :m iniii-.' If ii roror.l were
, f tin- exact co.xt of all t Iio dry
i , inir ilnllrd in Tcxn there
i I. an imtun inning array f
, ;vit has literacy lcen UisnI-
n ilispununnrnt to thn
;. I a I thsit ami It w ill likely
tli.u lufurc another yrnr
'l It HiipplylnK a lot of oil.
, :nn of itiiiIo i'l be iH'i'iKJ
. ,ri nf the iiftcr-thc-wiir do.
I'ln American people art- not
,. .'iiiM-rw Kii.mline when the
.... marchine hump, ami for
, . . , 1 1 . incstlniatile. ,
I : . -
T.
Two Itv Holes lit
tho Rurmw Pool.
Tilth-
I-
,-ire IW'o wens juni riin en
,s pi.nl at liarher that np
1 1. f.illurPH. us both are, be-
K-ir
,.V
ir. v
llTI.il
,1.11
,.. s-md depth, tint of courne
run into (tomnhitiK ly deeper
m imp is thp Auhyne corn
's in tlip northeast of K.-
.it:. I tho othpr is KurlniiKh and
others ... Ihe Kline uuarter spction.
hc Sun t'niMiny Artlvp.
The Sun company which is operat-
rx a l.irre hhliihuildulK plant at
''hosier I'a . tms launched the
'iirif.-l 1 UK11 rarryinK ship ever i live tn W ichita to keep an pye on tho
!ni;!t it li.i i n K t'Pen of lH.f.OO tons property hut has a warm upot in his
,a'ii. itv Thei-p rp nix ways nt the heart for Tulsa, and well he may. he
, .1,1 'in.l a irood ilpal of spacft Is bo cause, he is one of the practical nil
ins i''iil"C'
bv
tank ships for not
use tint for other
The Sun company
(lieu' own
n. le .is well
lost two tatlK cmps I'J o" l'"i'
ine tne
i In
nkliihnm.il the Tw in Plate
hih is ihe producing end or ine
Sun company Is very uctivp these
"O' se
for
lof the
,.,is It is bulldlPB a rip
.'t in the sniitheiust corner In
rt half i t 'he soutnwesi or ,in- i
14-11 m ar the lilp ni'n on company i
nrerertv. It nas also compieieo ,o.
14 Hart firm 4-14-14 south nf the
H.il.l Hill fodd 4'nl h is a DO-barrcl
The Twin Stale is ripping up
S.i 4 en the West farm, also in 4
for
14-
TR ANDBERG
McGREEVY&Co
MRMF.ERS:
' Yprk nto ExchanB.
Chicago Hoard of Trade.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
PRIVATE WIRES
Stocks-Grain-Cotton
Liberty Bonds Hoaplit and Sold
OtoKUU: L. KVSlilt. Manager
Phone 7200
i East Third Street (Hotel Tulsa)
OCEANS of STORAGE
ROOM at NICHOLS
New RHNFOnCKD CONCniTTE
I'lltKI'ltOUF STOKAGE
JVST COMPLETKD
TrlvsK lockers for household
enods largest padded Auto
Van for moving In city and coun
try towns Professional packers
srd craters.
NICHOLS TRANSFER
AND STORAGE CO.
Phones rKngfi 1IT-II8-A7S
MONEY TO LOAN
Have peine private Tunrts of clients
tn !nd on pood security, short terms
f..-cfrrc'
SAM L A. BOORSTIN
U3 Wright Illds.
HOPE ENGINEERING &
SUFPLY CO.
Knnrts on fiasoline Tlanti
lias I'ropitiee
Physical Tests Made
Construction and Designing
Engineers
Phone 7240
DR. JTOTTS
TREATS
BLOOD and
Sk'.n Dlsemj,
Obrtroctiosi,
Proilxllo
TroubUs.
Piles and
Flxtnla,
lUdnay, Blad
der and Urin
ary DiMa.
Ktianmat i m.
Stomach and
Ller Dljor-
I ,' r
r3rit;lT PractiMn PhTCn of Hot
Springs. Ark.
Cot:viit1inntn4
Ml-,
FREE
uii'vi:!? . An. . ,
m. ... ir.wn i.c. run
'K,a SK"'S A Nil VAO
' 'NKP A lM I IsfTKIt ED,
'An.,r.nn Salraaa) eoa."
TM nobi-nwrt nml Plarscnol
For Blood Poison
4,""'"'o: ,2 J7I lo 5:30 p- :
, .-. 9 2 ; Tneaday and balurdar
iiii 7 lo & p. tn i
DR. STOTTS
Specialist
" -vaM Bidt.. Third Slrn an I
. Jionon Ate.. Tola, (ill.
Residence: 2442
1 4 . is rinlllnR nt
firm In 20-12-1 J
lilt' Ii-,im. r is
Nn. 10 llrfiwn I."
1.500 nn the Klxlro
n hclnir Nn. 1 1 fur
iiiMi rlKKiiie up fr
1 1! U ami In ilrill-
Ini; lit l.l'-O in 111- No. l'i II. .no
1 l-1'.i
i Ttio Twin State Is :Vln drllliliir In
; Ii ri -i in; wildcat li---. 'n linrwn
, county local, d in I I 3-"n und is
now down In l.4ti:, feci.
.1. KdKar I'fw. who Ik in char hp of
rlrillini; uprritl inn in the west hurt
' tucn in TuKi f.r a few dayx hut hiui
' left ai'aln for Pallas where the coni
I l-inv makPH lii'.nliiiarti rn for Tex. is
drilling.
! 2tOO-ltarrel Well
In Garbtr.
' The i 'arliT-Sniithw.'Siei-Ti in 13-lS-3
drilled in their No. 17 well on
the Plvi'ley farm ychU-nt.i afternoon
I llhoiit fnlir n rllirk.
i They tiMichi.il ihe tup of the sand
at 2 I'M and the well immediately
hean flnwinn and at o'clock w;m
j iniikinn at the rale ,,f ;.,Mi0 liar
rcla a day. It is steadily dnliini;
I Its. If in a 2,01 s n.ind apparemly the
rteln K.ind In which the onden well,
one. half mile nor' h i- producinR, at
2.ll2.ri fe. t.
Thin well was dnlled hv the r'dary
in 3t da" tn I von f t . at which
point ruble tool.s were innialled In
hope of Kettitur oil ill Ihe l.ST.O foot
sand, the sand in which the koiiUi
iindjan nffetM were prndiiru'C Thl
sand, howeyer, wan dry. and uier
j twenty ilas of deeper ilrillm ihe
uh'ive uratifv inu ren'ilts have been
I obtained.
Thw is the blKKest well ever
drilled in the llarber field hv 2.000
barrel, where the many varryini?
dinil depthn-- about .even io far
have made drilling a very excitins
pafttime.
Thin well will utiniulHtp deep drill
inc. II. V.. Wchh In Town.
II i;. Webb, who Is ussomated with I
W. It. of iileail, N. V., in pro
dtiotinn in Puller county and in
I Texas, Is In t tip. city and Is cntrr
! tain inK his brblher-in-law. Lieut. (.'.
'. ikiilpy, who Is home from Camp
Jaeson, s. C, on a ten das' leave
n fib.scnee. Mr. Webb Is nhllRPd to
men on J before bpcominp u.-isociated
with Mr. Pace was worklnp "under
the beam" as a driller and a good
one at that.
It Bin's to allow ttiat a man who
w,,i ks for a lu ll) can always take
advnniaKO nf circumstances and pet
into the Paine on his own account if
into the Paine on his own account ir !
he has the necessary ambition and 1.4
th(. ,,v,,
.
Tankora to Itc lU-lliniiHl.
NKW YOHK. Nov. 11 - Within a
.1,..., ....... 1. n .....L.,..u n,l,l,.U
commandeerpd -by the povernment
durinp Hip war will be returned to
the ..wninp conipanles. The return 1
i..f :l.es.. .eet Mi K pnnelr.ll ..d
, vantapeous to those companies oiier-
aunp in .Mexico. i ne uemaini tor i
Mpxican oil him been increasing and !
heretofore owing to the com
mandeering of many tankers used in
. thp shipment of Mexiran oil. shipping
j facilities have teen inadequate. It is
; expected that w ith the return of the
commandeered vessels to the Mexican
i service shipments of oil from thrre
will be largely increased. Houaton,
I'iblo & Co.
Thp Texas Company dpclared the
usual quarterly dividend of -.i0 pep
share, payable pecember 31, to sio k
of record Pecember 2. Kegarding the
ITexas Company right, holders
jof record of ppoi'iiikr 30 have,
.the right to .suhsefibe par to 113,
I 875.000 new sinck in the ratio of one
'share of new fr each five sharps
held. Subscriptions are payable, 50
per cent on or before February 3
and 50 per rent on or before May 1.
Houston, Fihle & Co.
lnt4'rostin(r Suit nt Sapulpn.
Judge Hughes nf the district court I
.ilpa is hearing a case which I
involves title to the Lester and j
Charles Keos land in 2X-17-7 In the i
Pushing pool. II. I., (iraves of Oke-
mah purchased this land In 1910
I from tho heirs. The Sinclair Oil & '
i (ias (,'n. ow ns the lease. There are j
I parties who claim to be heirs of the
i lease and have filed suit for n half
! Interest tn same. The town of Sa
; pulpa Is full of Indians as witnesses
i In the cae.
StanilanI Oil vn)panlo4 I'nrsprrrnis.
The Standard oil of Ohio de
! dared the usual extra dividend of
111 In addition to the regular quar
terly dividend of J1. payable Jan
luary 1 to stock of reii'ord November
2:i. The Standard Oil of New Jersey
J has declared a regular quarterly divi
lilend nf J.I a share, paya'fe liecem
I her 16, to stock of record of No
vember 20 - Houston, Klhle Co.
Important Tt nt Mounds.
V.iUKhn. Wapuespack and Lam
bert are preparing to drill In a test
on the Jack Crlder tract In the
southwest of 31-17-12 In the Mounds
district. The tost is on top of the
sand at 1.900 feet and Is showing up
for a nice well. This is one of the
most interesting tests drillert in tho
ULSA
Machine &TTool Co.
Cieneral Contnhct Ma
chine Work, (i as,
iasoline und Steam
F,ngine Overhauling
Wo have competent
mechanics for .field
work.
415-417 i:. 1st. rhone TOHO-SJfl.
HOUSTON.FIBLE
AND COMPANY
of Kanaaa City, Mo.
MEMBERS NEW TORE STOCK EX
CHANQE AND CUICA0O BOABO
Or TRADE.
Fterka, bonda, frain and eottea.
standard Oil and aobaidiary atorka.
Kfw Ycrk and Boaion curb Libariy
Bonda boogbt and aold t'nal wiraa.
CHA8. D. CBOTOIIETT, Mnar.
Ttlrpbooa Oaaca 2408 30i S. Doaios.
Tola. Okls
.Mounds pin. I of late. It will be re
nienibered that Ihe came parties
drilled two tesi.s In the north of the
above leiatinn and the I'os-.len tt,
iv lias I'o drilled two direct offsets
The formal ions m Ihe pew well are
a 1 1 1 'K c 1 1 1 (T .liffelelit tri.ni Iho.e ell
I countered in the ahi.ve four wells.
I At 11 depth of ll.'.il tret a 1 .'.Oil III...
foot KitHMrr wis fniiml and at a
di'Iith of I H.'.n feet a sand was di
covered thai pro. lin ed barrels
, natural a day.
i
Toiinn; Totn.H.
I .Inhn and .lames Crawford nnd
Homer I'restnn are toiirniK Tex i.s
i and will he on hand when the Moni
tor Parker well wlui h is now diill
inu at il. 26a is completed. As the
i formations ire runnftit; it looks as
thoiik'h the well Mow ! I be In about
.Monday and the nil found at i. . '! 1 1
I feel.
I'ralrle I 'I w l.lm Huns for OclnlsT.
The I'rairio Pipe lane company re
ports runs for Oeinber i.s total n
4 . It 7 .'. . H .'. .". Lin, or an averaKe daily run
of J ..' 1 1 4S barrels.
4 IK M I 14.1 1 : 4 '4M!M,imNS
The Tnhes I ill rompanv has a dry
hole in. its No, 9 s lientie in Jfi-12-11
Sand wa.s found at 1.23r feet.
V orheeH and McMunn'sNo C Haw
kins in .16-12-11 is dry at 1.10 to
1,!S feet.
The Iron MmmtAin Oil company
No. r, p. Altrijan in 24 11-ti Is k-ood
for 3.10 harroli m saml found from
IMS to UlTi fet.
Tho KinKwnod dl rompanv Nn. 3
Mary Viley In 29 1114 is Rood for
10 barrels from 1 I H 7 to 1.l!i.1 feet.
The Test i hi company No. S Jef
ferson in 2- II I I is (rood for 20 bar
rels at I 710 fiet
.1. A. s'tinsi.n and others havn a
10 (lOo.nOii cis well in No. I Hliint in
11-14 11 ill b .1.12 feet.
'kmulRee I'roilucixB licflnlnu
Co. No 1.1 on Hiickahv is pood for
aOO barrels in 2r I 4-1 1 at sand found
from 2.1!7 to 2 22.1 feet.
The Southwestern Oil Fields com
pany No. 1 Kitty ljernmon la dry at
2,7ri feel.
Tho fienruia retroleum company
No. i W. Sheppard farm in 1-14-1! In
pood for 50 barrels.
The ltarbara (hi company Nn. 8
Stan Is (food for 600 barrels In Band
found from 2,4111 to 2,4 2 4 feet
The Oil Production company No.
12 J. Flint in 26-14-14 is pood for
20 harrela from 1.0H2 to 1.1 17 fpPt.
Thp St. Anthony Oil Pompany No. 1
Itentie is abandoned at 1.410 feet.
II F Wilcox haa a SO-barrel well
in No. 1 Jason Prew in 16-16-11
Sand was found from 2.277 to 2.320
feet.
The First Chnlre Oil pompany No.
1 Malone is pood for 25 barrels from
2.041 to 2 047 feet.
The Tidal Oil pompany No. S
MatthPws in 24-15-14 is good for
10 barrels
Mercantile fill P.pfininjr Co. N'o.
2 Meaeher ha 20 'barrel from 1,060
to 1,0k feet lh 32-1.1-18.
T" Attoml Tarr-ntH' Mtth AnnUrraary
John H. Hartley. Mrs. Hartley anil
their dauphter Siit-anne left for In
dianapolis Inst tdphl, there to attend
thp sixtieth wedding anniversary of
Mr. Kadley's father and mother. Tne
(M - nlorl idiey in 81 years old and his
wife is "!. both Ounkers, and John
Hartley stiys he can never rnm-mwi
either parents anuresniiiK uiiyoi.o,
.even so lowly
as a dog or a tramp,
the courteous "Ifee anil
-"
"thou,"
nronouns characteristic of
William Pnn.
There will he four sons and a
daughter nt the celebration and
many grandsons and daughters.
Pespite the fact that Quakers have
constitutional exemption from war
service. Mr. Hartley said that several
grandsons busy right now In Franc,
would lie unable to nttpnd the cPle.
ration.
Nnhk OH Company Officials Here.
P. P. Itohinson, vlce-presldpnt, and
A. P. Jplley. secretary of tho Charles
P. Noble oil companies, are In Tulsi
conferring with Mr. Noble. The
company has about 400 barrels daily
production, mostly In the Yale field
and are starting four or five wells
In the Pine lslanrt district of Louis
iana. KINfiMAN rorVTY. KV - Hate
ft Alllnger are drilling at 300 feet
In the No. 1 Winfrey in the south
west of the southwest of 11-27-7W.
The King Murdock oil rnmpiuiy Is
drilling nt 2.225 feet in the No. 1
Itutkomskl In the center of thn east
line nf the southwest quarter of 3-28-6w.
Irfne Star oil company, operating
In Hanger pool in Texas brought tn
nn Mondav a ::.0-harrel well, out
hdng location of which tends to
give better definition to the eastern
bnnndarv of the field - - Houstoffj.
Fib It & Co.
WASH lN'i ".TON. Nov. 14 --All coal
oil and gas concerns In the rountrv
have heen t"ld emphatlrallv hy the
fuel administration that authority 'if
government over their activities will
not cease until a peace part Is
actunllv signed Houston, Fit'le A
Co. I
NKW VoltK. Nov. 14 Improved
conditions and prospect of Associated I
Oil rompanv. according to those In
position to speak for the authority,
are partly responsible for the recent
advance In Southern Pacific For;
the first six months of. this year
Associated oil's pet Income apptlca
hie tn d.vidends was at annual rate
of "2.!3 on present price of the
stock " Current assets exceeded lia
bilities on Pecemher 31. li:. hy
14 4r,.f.43, nnd on June ::0, 10IS, by
$6'04,;.ia. Iloiis'o-i, Fible Sr Co.
l,'Ol,N Co I MY. KV Cal-,-.
A- llu. nr.. fishing at 520 fcrt
he '
In the No. 1 Flork In tne sntnneasr
jof the .oulhUTS' of 5-19-2-.
, Thompson ard Thompson have a
inn nnn.foot pus well In the No. 1
Maior In 'he nor-hwest of the south--j
et of 3S-1 3-22.
1 The .1 o Shinkle No. 4 well of
i the Kl Pir.n Oil & fias Co. in the
: cr liter of the north line of the son'h
i wek( of the northwest of 2-20-22 is
' driilire at fi"0 fee!
II 'i Cherry and others No. 1 Mr
i;,,r. in the southeast of the south
west of 24-22-2 1 is-fishing at H5 feet.
i (.ItF.I NWtXH) CXU-NTY. k.N
pver and others No. 1 Oirter tn
I, he southeast of the sou: he,-.: of 16
' r,. ii v fishing at PfiOO feet.
Sinclair's No. 1 Hoover In the
i southwest of the northwest of 17-
T,. 1 j is spudding.
The No. 1 Kohert Prydn well of
the Fureka Petroleum company in
; the northeast nf the northeast of
3-215-10 is drilling at 50 feet.
J. R. Jones and others No. 1
i Holmes in the northeast corner of
j the southeast nf the northpast of 6
! 2 s -1 2 Is drilling at 700 feet.
j FHANKPIN COINTV. K AN.
, Plank and others are spudd.nir in
I the No. 1 Keeno in the southeast of
inc. it 7 1". fe. t in the No 1 IMswni'th
III the sieilheasl ,,f the K.Milhweht of
i '. i : i
Hill and others No 1 Vipx In the
HeiithucM ,.f h i; - is hh.it down
lor order at I mm feet
The No I Van. amp well of Ihe
Sup. i- su i ill ei.nip.iin in lh" noi'l.
i.im i.f thp nnrihcas' ,.f IT-20
i im-'iiiK up.
More I hail one Way to l.cl Oil
Pell .lei M I I II llli'T. I. c PI eSI
.1- I.' nf '.he Tret-O Pile oiin.p.ilP, is
.'igralii l.il.cg himself upon 'he re
s ilt nf an i i i 1 1 . 1 1 1 wh:. h In i-
I'lKIMi; el. a! I lal III I lie. where hi.
r.ii lltlv pun llascil ! w o eal I lien si. 'I
ire 'at k filled WUh H S and water
I:. .to Med sti'l'.ice on the Kmillld of
11. e National lriiung oniupany It
wai the aeetimiihitlon i f many years
and was the mixture of the ixmrt.ie
fi.ini inl produced m various ficMe
ll had I n exposed !' sun and
la. n for a long, long tune and looked
more l,ke mud, nccoiiliiig to Mi
1 1 n liter, than aiiylhing i l.sc
From th.s old accuriiul.iiinn 24 '.'
f ii'l ml is now iwlng shipped and
from 2 5 t" .(.' (icr cent of fuel nil is
being refi.vere.t from tho II. S.
Mi. Hunter sins (hat tins proves
to bun lh.it rn n gia.ln of ml Iving
(loi'iii.iiit is Ii waste nf the pre. i. .us
Product.
lll.K ! NTV.
No 1 Karter in lh
southeast nf 36 2
k W Sinclair a
northe.uit nf the
-11 is shut don n
at I I 7.1 feet. '
llallike s No 3 Iiouglas Is a full
lire at 1,14.1 feet The well Is lonite.l
In ihP southwest of tho uorthwest
of 2S 2S- I 2.
The Trapshooter Oil enmpanv's
No. 1 parties in the northwest of the
northeast of fi 2D D Is a failure nl
2, .110 feet.
Pot (,Psl (til NTV, h N. Ken
nv and others No I lcy In the
nnrthwcsi of the southwest of 7-PI
1 1 is drilling at 1.010 feet.
Thp alentlnp oil (ins Co s
drilling nl ,',00 feet in the No. 4
Sturrn m the northwest of the north
west of 33-14-21. I j
HKNin irrr ori-TiiAnos.
Klmbley A Parkin have a 6-harrel
well No. i Summers in the northwest
of 8-11-12.
Kimhlrv rook have rallure at
J.260 feet No. 2 Tiger, 2-12-12.
OWAKSO Donald, sfallnry and
noucher are on top of the lime In
the southeast or tho northeast of 2?-21-14
and expect to drill In npxt
vvpek The limn Is about 250 feet
tn this loentinn.
nwiv corvrv. ran Thp
Harden City Oil A )a Co Is drilling
ftt 25 feet In the No. 1 Wann in the
southeast of the southeast pf 35-21-30W.
SFIKiWHK 'rNTV. KAN.
Prooks and others No. I Winter In
tho southwest of ttv southwest of
2S-25-2 is drilling at 1.025 feet.
OKMri4.KK. The Gladys Helle
Oil company No. 1 MrtHlhray, 24-13-13,
Is good for 10 barrels,
I-1NARD The Atlantic retro
leum company Is drilling No. An
derson at 200 feet In 3ti-l-14.
HKOKKN A It lt(V The Aetna
OH ft Has Co. has started spudding
In in the southwest of the southwest
of 19-14-17.
MIMI t'NTY. KAN. Oeorge
Snvrter's No. 2 Heard In the south
east of ll-H-22 Is fishing at 650
feet.
Mullln and Vnlser are drilling at
300 feet In the No. f Kdwards In the
center of the east line of the south
east of the southeast of 22-18-22.
The Mound Creek Oil' (ias So.
No. 4 Plchm in the sou t ties st of the
southwest nf 14-19-22 Is drilling at
tiOO feet. '
Personals.
Vh-tor 'I Martin is sojourning at
Mineral Wells.
C. K. Cnmstoek, of the O. P. A R.
Co., Is recovering from an operation
for appendicitis.
Ip Talrlrk, formerly prominent
banger of Stroud, but who has re
cently been a resident of Floyd,
An.., was In Tul-'a yesterday looking
after his business interests here.
Vern Pmwn of the nnrfleld Oil
company is In Tulsa looking after
biiwin'ss.
John o'lKmnel Is In the city vis-
OIL AND GAS
Laaiea, Soppllaa. Ftodoctloa, El.
Pll'i; AMI t'AMXti,
For sale- -lo iifto feet of 2-lneh
Ipipo, 17',c. 2.000 feet of 3-inch pipe,
3p. 4.0(10 fi-et of 4-Inch pipe, fiKc.
25.000 feet 4 . -Inch. 14-lhread. 35c.
I Also all sizes of easing at greatly re
ldncp.1 prUes. Oklahoma Salvage ft
Supply ( o., Okmulgee, odu.
For Sale
Twenty-three barrets dally pro
duction, stt)cd, five wells, one hun
dred and twenty acres. No brokers.
Address Hnx Wellsvllle, Kan.
Adv.
Wnntisl.
fVintract to drill oil wens, produc
ing property preferred standard
tools, experienced, rarer il drillers.
SUiidard lUilllng Company. Pox
lSJfi.
We are in the market ror proven
lenses and production. Submit pro
posals with full particulars of lo
cation, condition, price and terms
Amicn Oil Company of Kansai, 326
Iowa Hulbling, Tuis.i. Adv.
Wanted, man to help on
'.ir
cleaning nut machine. Applv at
once 201 Central Nnilonal Pank I
lllrt g.
I 'or Sale.
Standard rig drilled one well, lo
cated 33-1 7-1 3 Hixbv field A bar
gain. Pox 056. Tu.n.1. Adv.
Notice to Water
Consumers!
Th fnuni ''f phonin? d tnqnr.t
Jittt he tluiontiniiwn, nd tho
aftrr tli 1Mb ot lti mKith.
City of Tulsa
Water Dept.
HiiiR t'rolher, A. M. O'lKinnP'..
aid meetinK his numerous fnemls
aumnK the nil men.
.lack Iju-Ii. Kupenntpndpnt for the
CeirficM i ni eiimpany iSincluiri, and
one nf the I cs: pr o, in t ion men in the
W . HI I.s III Ihe , II y
1' W Fierce, nf the Monitor or
i ins i'n. has gone to Walter to
confer with II.utv Parker anil will
.Ii lie from there to Tcxim
Arrh tinder is hark from Kansns
City, where he celebrated the sign.
M. u of the armistice, and reports that
i! wss impnsMibie tn get into the ho
tel lobbies after .1 p. iii. Monday.
Steve M.i'kham ha.s returned from
Oklahoma Citv. where he Interviewed
li e corporation com m Isslnn. a.nd savs
there is snn.e one by the name of
Pav.s seek mi; a place formerly occu
pied by Ait Walker Further par
ticulars were 'lint available.
M F Purret of piirrwt Whit
field is back from Fort Worth and
iu there will bi" niore refineries
Hiarled in the next Hlx monttiii in
Fort Worlh than there ever were In
Oklahoma. H brings news of a new
one Kt.-irtiiiK at Hanger by .1. J. Tax
man of Kirtnrado, Kan.
Lee C. Moore of ttie lPp C. Moore
Stylish, Warm and
"4implc4
line nf
Malnooata
CraxaiHltos
anil
Firld Cts
EMPIRE
REFINERIES, INC.
Sales Off,-r rhone 700. 323 Tnlty Wrtg, Tulsa.
BRADFORD RIG & REEL COMPANY
30 ( oMlcn llldg. I'lionc f rrit- B74H; Miop flOHO
lll'i IKON'S, SAND UKKPS. CA 1.F-W1 1 FFI, Ol TFITS AMI
, WoflPWOUK
SOI, l TllltOI (.11 M I'PI.V ST 1 1 1 MS
The Kansas City Refining Company
KA.NSAS 4 'ITV. KANSAS
In the Market for Iligh-Grade Crude at All Times
Harry V, Jones, Pres. Albert It. Jones, Vice -Pros
K. W. finebel. See -Treas -Mgr.
Continental Refining Co.
Producer and Refiner of Petroleum Products
Bristow, Okla.
A. A. Rollestnne, Pres. ! on TliPrnln, Vloa'-Prrs. nml Urn. Mgr.
MIDLAND R E FINING COMPANY
Eldorado, Kansas
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS
Oklahoma Petroleum & Gasoline Co.
Manufai turers of raslngbead. straight run ar.d blen .-rt gssoilnna
napihau and fuel oil. Always In the market for blending materials'
Kennedy Bldg.
Commerce Petroleum Co.
Chlraco Tnls Rl lxuls
Marketers of IXrolrnm I'roxiacts, Operating Our Ovtu tun
1003-04 Daniel llldg. Tulsa, Okla.
IMPERIAL REFINING CO.
Ixx-atpd at Ardmore
rrodurcrs and lU-fincrs of Ilcalrtlnn (nirtc, Hlgh-Grade (.aNollms,
Napblhas, Krninenr, IHstillnir, t.na Oil, I'tiel Oil nnd Uuail Oil
(.cncrnl Ofrii anil Sali-s Offh-e
BIMI'KON ULIPUINL. AHMMOKM, OkUAIIOMA
ANDERSON
t HIC'AGO. ILL.
Petroleum Product
Kan Francisco, t'al.
NKW VOHK. N. Y.
ST. IXIl'IS. MO.
PHONi: 740
TTT.SA, OKI.A.
IMTTSniROH, TA.
Stepi Perrick rompanv of I 'it isburg b.
Pa., has letiitncd to Tui. t aller "
extended stay at ttm 1 ' . 1 1 I 1 1 1 .
plant.
license A Palter.-,
son hll tlt-v I l llllll
et ii i ni d f l oei a f
f ' h" I'
'III pa II
ahi in
lltel'
New
,' b .
, :l, I
lb I
York. Mr. 1' itteison vv - ii
1 1
town on the big .lav and .1. p.o
on Novembei II v,nc w.ci i
ah; more plenl '.ful t !i in a
Itro.idvv ay.
Swift T.irbell, former lin l i
the I'i .iii in i ill A ' i is l o , wi
Til is, l Ulthlnthe next f.'M lU:
loin 'hat oil-. nn.. il ion aller
months Y. M ' A. " -r n
I'hironean battle front Mr T
all-
Is ttm fir-d I'rairie man to
from ttie war since its conelusi
had returned lo America to i
I'l'pe
in I
e.l il
SI 1 1
fur service In the I inte.l
army ant had io.i vet .e, n i e.l
when pe l.'C W.IS lb" ,at e l.
11,111,1 II Ke'.stv has returned fion,
a short trip to li.iugcr nnd Fast land
and says he finda upon each Kii. e.-eil
Ing visit to the Texas Inl, I mine
aclivlly and brighter prosneciw M
Kelsev said the congest I. m of livinit
cnndltions there was still very ncut.
and that the n sldeiiis of tin- 'l'i i.e.
tonus hoped for relnr now 'hat t In
war V..I over nnd tiin'i.tmu materiai
and labor would piob.ibly be e.iiiei
Durable
Clothes
for the Bad
Weather
The bcHt fabrics ami stylrn
procurable from tho well
known makcB of Arilrr
Rochcstor and L. (Iricf.
RiKhtly priced.
tiivo us a look.
Shoes
All the new n(.yles nnd
leathers for dress or field.
Also 8, 12, lG-inch laco
boots.
Hats
In velours, scratch,
smooth and silk finishes
from Stetson, Horsalino,
k Ben? and Schobles &
Co.
Racine
Flannel
v Shirts
TUl-SA. OKLA.
llpflnrriea lnK-atml at:
Oknmlgpp, Ok la.
Oklshoma :ity, Ok la,
Cnslilng. Okls.
I'oiH-a City, Ok In.
OulnesTlllc. Texas.
Phone 7020
&c GUSTAFSON
KANSAS CITY. MO
CPtVMI.AVn, O.
514- KENNEDY BLDG.- PHONE 5673
fWLD
Lai 1 1
ciroieu ni
r w
WQJT
B k7 ru,
Tulsa CHICAGO Kansas City
Get Them REF1N1SHED Like New
Pi.iai l'i iln. t'liiiiidi'lirrii, Auin Trimmings, r-llvcr ware, Kurgical and
In-nl, il InstrunieniH,
Plating, Polishing and Lacquering
!!() Vi-l I Ir-t sircN t Ml McmU Plume 3120
OKLAHOMA PI.ATINC. WORKS
Wi: MAHKKT i: l HV I'l-rUOI.KPM DUUIVATIVE
PHONE 4522
WESTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
IT. 8. A.
CJfo. C. Ackers, Itofdrtrnt Munsgrr.
MIDCO OIL
tllilco (ill lllilg., Tulsn.
PRODUCERS, REFINERS, MARKETERS
THE AKIN GASOLINE COMPANY
Manufacturer and Marketer of High Gravity Casing.,
head Gasoline
ICaibangr National Hank 1110. 1'cople. Hanking A Tni.t Uld
Tula, Okla. Marietta, Ohio.
Roxana Petroleum Co.
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS
TULSA OKL
"TOP-NOTCH" OILS
PHOENIX REFINING COMPANY
TULSA, OKLA.
Producers & Refiners' Corporation
Successors to
Economy Oil and Refining Company
J. F. CAMPION OILS
rilOMPT
o7-mm-nos rosDF.v num.
American Oil & Tank Line Co.
run. on,
1r' Claalan .
Watrtbstlsf BlatlMs Is (da Northvasl
St. r.,1. .on v.sd.n. M., U44 Til,! K.tl Ba.r BH
SINCLAIR REFINING CO.
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
TTTBA, OKIj.
115 Kim lair nidi.
Consumers .Refining Company
REFINERIES AT CUSHING ,
Sales Office, 76 West Monro. Sir t, Chicago
COSDEN &
I
HIGH-GRADE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
TuIm, Oklahoma
SOUTHERN OIL
Petroleum Product
REFINERY YALE, OKLA.
J. II. HYAN
Kansas Pity
(lilcago
IIAKHY 1111,1,
1NDIAHOMA
Refineries at Okmulgee,
ii i-" urni K oi)3-eoi UAuLAIn BUILDINO
ST. LOUS OFFICK. KKUPllAL IltSKUVE IJANIi RLDO.
Lake Park Refining Company
General Sale Office, Rialto Bldg., Kansas City, Missouri.
Refineries at Okmulgee, Ponca City, Cushing
and Jennings, Oklahoma
Union Petroleum Company
Refiners, Exporter and Marketers
Tulsa nfriii-: t'owli-n lllilg.
Constantin Refining Co.
Kennedy Building
Phone 6020
II7. . BARWR AGENCY CO.
U'e are nluays 111 tin- inurkrt for Ktrnli-uni prilucis In our own or
u llcr's Innk curs. Quotation snllclird in. high gravity, lualnUcad
uml lilcnilol gusollm: In our own tlicrnn. cars.
m i x i-:a poms, mix n.
Riverside Western Oil Company
MARATHON GASOLINE
piionk mho
I Great American Refining Co.
rclrolcum I roducts
Phone 8360
MUSKOGEE
flil lNING COMPANY
Muskogee, Oklahoma
Tret-o-Lite Saves Waste Oil
500 Mayo Bldg. Phone 5624
Cfonipan
SALES CO.
Conwar llldg., Chicago
GKHVIC1C
piionk ssia
NEW YORK
ISO Broadway
CHICAGO
Conwar Bldg.
COMPANY I
CORPORATION
1005 Callais Bldg.
Phono 1940
J. V. RILEY
rtiono S530 '
Tulsa
A. n. CORCORAN
REFINING CO,
Okla.; East St. Louia, III
I'lmnc 4400
I'lionc Oitngo 20SJ
Sunland Oil Company
ii:thoi,ki M PPOUHTS
Itiinms 8Ot-02-303 Wi.rlil lllilg.
SI5 South lliinlrtcr St. Tulsa. Okla.
Kcfircry, Jennings, Okla.
419-14 New Wright Bldg.
X.M'MTIIA
KPPOSINE
tiAS OH,
i i n, oir,
i.rnHK'ATixo on.
pahai kim; wax
;asoi.ixe
the northwest i,r 32-l-20.
1'. O. McCain and others are fi:h-
t
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