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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1020.
I5T the oil fields
Office: 6241
W. H. PECK
Residence 2442
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Ill ' nnmn l it
uw ; in hmuim ;o
C" '' V Cimlf.a t"T .... J.2
rf,U JM Mor,, I.DJ
mm. J ,
4yc Oncers Acecrf
The. representatives o the Ohio
CBM company who were added to
directorate of the Oklahoma
Proving & KefJMnB corporation at
P iinr in New York la-it k
the meeting ,JWK J,. Mcltvalne,
"e, iir wi 1 N. Colo. Mr.
J , weSSfM or th, Ohio Cth.
S i5e president of the O P. &
Z thiS office having boon vacant
L the res.Enatlon aomg month
If John M Crawford, founder of
f bttwrMf leew elected
1, T (. Ub-fand, vice president;
Slmei K : Crawford. assistant to tho
ident. U Harrington, tren.
Ind I, U Howard. secretary,
'means that the lineup here In
tath samoju It has been.
( In Trias.
JL.kl to Th World. .
iToIIIt" KAMA Texas. Feb. I
With the prospect of the CurtlH
M Mis w hclne a gusher comes
?h. 5rS.pc of Ihe drilling of tho
Sat Orandflol.1. Okla. Tho
CurU Mounds Is about a mile and a
hilt southwest of the town, wh ch Is
Jatfd on tho Oklahoma side of
"sm'eTh" excitement startod fol
Iwhur the repoted oil strikes In tho
Curtis Mound, two now rlRs have
been slatted between tho well and
tho town, atou threo more locations
Uvt been made, according to to
porU received hero -from Grand-
William Williams, owner of a
.. ..lAlrinir the original town-
fltf, composed of 240 acres, sold off
!0 acres oi uie iruti vnu. ...
A. Bobbin of Wichita Kails. G 8.
Glenn, C W Huff and Jack Mc
rwn nil of Hohart. They an,
notinced following the purchase, that
the land will tie piatieu into un uu
virion in the town.
For the last two weeks the above
Umcd partloa have invusted heavily
h town lots, Tho land whl'h they
ut purchased for the addition is
bttween tho orlslnal town and tho
Grandtleld bridue. It Is on tho
miln road to tho northwest field In
cited on the Texas Bide, Whether or
not the townslto promoters will ro
iwve the oil rllthtu as nan been tho
custom in olhcr oil towns, has not
Tt been announced.
Grandtleld has been boomlns at a
ratilJ rate for the lost fow days.
Urge amount of property line
changed hands at fabulous prices.
While Tillman county ncrcago has
lowed up in selllnu to some extent
la the last week owlns to pessimis
tic reports about tho Shcegoc well
the real eslato prices in tho town of
Grandfleld havo continued to soar.
Many persons hao doubled and
thrlbbled their money on property
nd the htsh mark will not be
"reached until it Is learned ila to
whether or not Uicra Is ol; in Till
mn.
Sltutle lots In the town of Burk
barnett arn selling today for from
11,500 to (2,000 without the oil
rbjhts. Single lots In Iowa I'ark are
prior an tnp way trom J350 to 750
for ruldence purposes. Iowa Park
k lOTAtprl VMl nf Wlrilln T.ilta In
the biggest shallow well district of
niorna county. A two-room shnck
m lowa rarK rents for J25 per
cjonm. .
O. I. X- 11 v niiln Clllf
Ruketball fans In Tulsa wltneffled
: mo.n unieny contested gam
"r Played In this vicinity on Frl
r evening, Januarj 30, at tho V
. C, A. gymnasium, when tho un
btiten Ohio Title Oaa company flvi
TM the Okl.lhnnif. P.li.n...r. a. T7..
Jalng corporation's team, which nlso
ucicats mnrKcii against It
iOft iXL'fl An,Mnantn ... I.
1. ,,B tMr respective teams, both
...u.auj, nnn ntianclally rather
Javy on the financial jiart. Tlie
mount rni0rA,l ....... -
eompany would have purchased
;;"""'""'"'" pneeu auiomounc
The O. ! X, m ... ....
bit fnr ii,; J":1""
viv . ""'" Having IV.-0
an,hl"K of tho wond.,n. of
A.?,.. ir WC0K ago, Tho Ohl
Sr.:"S.comni'r . Played their
Km ' .lram Participating in th
n tt. "e '""M exreptlng U A
ton OklA r '''"P'oye from Oil
tltuti fi.r ' w ,lul ,n 03 a t)UI)
th rid"" removed by
X?. petl out to win, having
SW. .tm and imported n
"""ger. whom they all fear. They
offered to vuger moro cash than van
raised by tho O. U C. cotnVany.
Tlio iL al. C. A. Kymnseium wna
packed to capacity by rooters for.
anil mostly backers of tho contesting
learns Tlio playing was so fast ami
coring so close that it wim cither
team's game up to tho tlmo the
whlntli) blew. Tho final sonro was
21 to 19 1n favor of Tho Ohio Cltli
(las company. Tho game was un
usual In a way, inasmuch that none
of tho players starting wero put out
from injurlrw considering tlie rust
paco hnd hard playing this shows
mat an contestants wero determined
tu stay to tho finish.
In tho llmltl I'illll.
fkellv Oil I'OtntKinVH No. 1 on tlla
I'lllnrd farm In tho southwest
ornr of the northeast mtilhweat
northea.st of 22-ts-2w readied the
top of tho naml nt from 1,358 to
1 .41 n feet, Woll making 200 barrels.
Wcivhemlcr's No. 1 on tho Y. 13
Illlard leuse In tho mirtliwent corner
of tho northeast northeast north
west of 7s-Jw naohsl tho top
it tin? ail nt 2,100 fvet. Now drill
ing at 2. tog feot in Mind making
on barrels.
Georgo SlfHIy'M No. l on tho .7. II.
milord farm In 52-is-Sw ilrllllng
h rough tho sand with rotary tool
Well showing tor 1M) barrels in the
top of the sand at from 1 , 3 & 5 to
1.405 feet urillcd to l.lso feet now
umlerreamlng 8 t-4-lnch casing.
Tvxos cotnnansrs No. l on tlio II.
Dlltard farm In 27-ls-2w comploloJ.
Pirst 24-hour g-.HIKn top of .tho nam!
2 134 to 2,207 foot. Total dopth
2,212 feet
Hrll Knout) Oil 1'rtxlucvr Drnil.
Thomas Dunlgan, well known oil
producer and contractor, illcd nt
l'a-whuska yesterday. Mr. Itinl?an
wont to I'awhuskn on buslnw last
Tuosday and was stricken while
there with tho Influenza.
Mr. Dunlgan was 27 years of ago
and had been In the oil gamo prac
tically nil of his life, having como
hero from Now York tovoral years
ago.
Ho Is survived by his mother and
father, four brothers. Jack Dunlgan,
-
OIL AND GAS
it f " ' V M.R'
I
Oneu,'1 valuu'e Onago
""'Quarter tvcLinn. ft.Z
-"on. 658-C, care Worhl
If- .
U' r, , T 1 ,
In nrrtl
acquainted
with
,H In
A, care
U'n. .TT'" .
A,i.;' M'lnn. close to nroductlon.
Aflvt. '"'C. care of World.
m)!7.n,tefa""A'08o In icrengo in Ok
krelt ""y .r. t". -Irlll fo- :m .i
- nona,-Advt.
'-iof cts.'nP"Sl!tKlh.ounnrt feet 6
'2si.i.A'avL y Il0t01' 1n'
E-S
Call
one O
IJllureiu id-contln
linfl V,""u' 517 Kennedy. a.di.r
I . 07fl Aavt.
a-ti..i..
connectwl w bh nn
ifrnt t0 i?-.0)' . corporation, from
U . lorm ';ani party.
Wikx 1 -133. Caro World.
AttSn1 10 'e"i Pine 1
!?,ruon r ' contructlon i
1 1.,."" BiVtn year. ro..,n..u
N l S a""1' At liberty Teb
1 Addrei, AVorld!
Walter Dunlgan, Mnrk Dumgan and
Itlchard Dunlgan, ulna one sister,
Agnes, all ot whom llvo in Tuls.i
and wero nt Ills bcds.du ut tho time
of his death. - - -AlUuitio
IVtniVMiiu Ibw Ulg Writ.
Tho Atlantic I'ntroleum rompiny'i
No, 1 In tho northwest rornor of 18-15-11
Is making (50 barrels. This
well offNols the l'ralrio Oil lias
Co.'n No. 2 well In 7-15-1 1, which
well Is good for from six to 700 bar
rols, Atlantic rotroloum company's No,
2 well in tho top ot tho Sand.
Koine company's No. 1 and 2 on
tho Drusllln llceso farm In a -1 f -1 0
In thn top nf tho sand, will bo drilled
in within the next fow days.
has had da.i at abovo 1,600 barrel
This we I c.itno in New iars fl
at 40 Ixirruls nn hour Tho No
1'Yirrkr is gottlug ready to pumi'
throuch n threeliu4i ttno nivd. UmK.,
g(Hd for S00 to 1.000 barrels. No
3 Is at tho tup of tho mind twilling
rising.
NICHOI.3 THAN8FER AND
STORAOE CO.
CrttlcK, rcklor: I.triet MoTlni
Vn sad Pfpinle Iron Locltcrs for
llouiehnld Hoods.
W Ilola a rromlis AboTs Profits
Fhons 117.118
F. & E. CHECK WRITER
AGENY
Checks written with tho P. A E.
check writer are fully protoctod
against loss by a bond.
Voucher, foot power and electric
machines for pay roll.
208 E. SECOND
Phono Osage 311
Ii. F. STHONO. It. O. COIATN.
Now CViuxinlfH IiKYH-rmmtod.
OKIjAIIOMA CITY. Peh. 1.
Charters wero grunted to the fol
lowing oil companies by Joo a. Mor
ris, secretary of sUito: Madison St.
Clair Oil company of Okmulgee, wa
capitalized nt $60,000 by It. W. Grif
fith, U I. HarriH and W. It. With
Ington of Okmtilgoit
Tho Ilcnhoma Petroleum &. Gas
oline Co. of Nowntn, was chartered
to operate with a capital of SI, S00, -000
with J. ( MaKolu of llollevlllu,
111.. II. 1). Todd of Ooffeyvllle. Kan.,
and J. M. Khlplcy of Nowata, as In-corportors.
Miimt A. illnot niul AsMM-iatrs Oikt-
lltlllM.
TJo. 1 on th Iludlo Hooks lease In
northweot of northwest of 34-1U.14 la
drililng.
ro, l on AtirclH wawon. north-
eost of northeast of 8-17-15, Is down
Hill II'OI.
Drilling has been resumed on the
Itniwdalo In 7 -" 0-1 7 nt about D00
feot.
rhv rig s bolm; ruslie,! to oomnli'-
tion and the tools aro bMtig uibved
In on tho (Jarflehl fluMs on the
northwest of northwest of 3-15-10.
In tlio ICItilng 11(1.1.
P. ,T. Osxenbvck luis a location in
18-23-C.
Tho Oklahoma Producing & Ite
flning Co.'s No. 1 well on tho Pcr
rlvr iense "0 23- U doing nround
1,200 barrels d illy on tho swab and
OhmiilKiHf Comity,
Wxst of Heggs, on Hanger (lulf
corporation (W. 11. Skolly) Thomp
son looso In the nouthenst of 30-15-11
No. 4 Is drilling ut 550 feol. und
No. 6 at 535 feet.
Tho eamo company on the Wil
son leaso .northmst of northwu.1 of
31-16-11, Is drilling .at 2,520 faet
In No. 2, and on tho Hhrewsbury
leime. northwest of northwest of J I
15-11 Ii drilling nt S25 feet In No. 2.
KUelly Oil Cmilnn)'H TV.sns Opera
tion. In Stcphons county, Texas, south
eost of HrockenrldKo, Hunger Gulf
corporation (W. (1. ftkolly) on its
good llrunch leasu Is drilling nt 02
feot, In No. 2 ntld at 362 feot 111 No. 3
At Desdeniona, Sknlly Oil, com
pnn' No. u, Anderson feo, Is drill
tug nt 2,!)60 feet. No. 13 same farm
at 2,urr fent and No. 15 lUinn farm
nt 2.802 feet.
oaage Hi i Mny Imso northwest of
' Mnnilny No, 137 In 23 8 Is ri
nortcd o luiw lia.l lnlti.il flow ot
lid barrels dally while No. Ill In
5-23-8 ennui lit for 150 barrvln.
Pnyno t)imty.
In the MOUtheast of 32-19-1
Hkvlly Oil comiiany Is drilling al 650
font In Its lest on thn Martha Horry
farm, while the same inpipany's
test on thn rx'tmol land in the ntnith
Went of 1K-19-E Is drilling ut 505
feet.
Osage County, Oklahoma.
Skelly tll company Is drilling Its
No. 1 at 365 feet on Its John Ku
gate least) In 16-21-8.
1 tut let- County, Knnsn.
In tho southeast ot ,11-3-tn.
south of Klblng pool, flkelly Oil
'ompany Is drilling at 2,873 feet Hi
thn test oV the T W Heard farm.
Hkolly Oil company Is drilling Its
Hewitt rielil.
In tho Hewitt field In 4s-2w 8kelly
Oil comiKiny'rf No. l V. J. Wnril, In
the southeast of southeast of 2 I
drilling nt 1.G2I feet, while No. 2
samo farm. Is drilling nt 1,700 feet
On tho J. 11. nillurd lease In the
southwest of norlbonHt of 22-4s-2w
Hkolly Oil rnmpnuy'H first well it
drilling at 1,488 feet
.Yurthwoft nf lloinlnv.
Oklahoma Irotluring ft Kefinlng
(V. reports two new wells on tho
Attention, Oil Producers.
Por Hale- -One car 12 H -Inch
60 lb, One ear 15 H inch 70 lb.
One cur 4-liieh lino. One car
10-lnrh 36 -lb. All new casing
in stock.
Osilgn 6532
I 'J-1
mm
7
Trained, skilled men, exact
ing Buperviaion and splen
did motor equipment mean
SATISFACTORY SERV
ICE when we move your
home's furnishings.
Call Phone Osage 1588-1273
Tulsa Storage
& Transfer
HOUSTON, FIBLE
Sc COMPANY
Of Kansas City. Mo.
MKMHIHIH NHW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE nnd CHICAGO
HOAHD OP THADK
Blocks, Honds, Grain nnd Cotton,
Standard Oil nnd .Subsidiary
Stock. New York nnd Hoston
Curb, Liberty Honds Hought and
Sold, Prlvato Wires.
C1IAS. I. CltOK'IIICTT, Mgr.
Telephone Osage 02011. No.
lCnst Fourth St.. I'ulsn, Okla.
GENERAL MAP OF
Northern Louisiana
NOW READY
Showing townships, parishes and
oil pools.
Special Dm ft lug
KnglneorlnR
Commercial Illuo Printing
Oil
Field
Maps
rCiiglriiTrlng
Supplies
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT
& SUPPLY CO.
Two Stores
Shroveport, la., OpimhHo Yonreo
lintel
Tulsa. Okla., Hotel Tulsn Illdg.
Mr. OIL MAN
GOES
or
Mr. OIL MAN
GOES
to the oil lease
sale at Paw
huska Tuesday
via a C u r t i s s
plane that
leaves Tulsa any
time you say and
arrives in Paw
huska .30 min.
later.
What is your time going to be worth at this sale of
Osage Indian Oil Lands? This sale will mean the ex
penditure of millions of dollars.
$50 ROUND TRIP
$40 TO PAWHUSKA
to the oil lease
sale at Paw
huska Tuesday
via a one-train
daily railroad
(the on train
leaves at 7:30 a.
m.) and necessi
tates 2 hrs. and
44 minutes traveling.
New Oil & Cns Field
Custer County, Oltln.
Hnie in neren in heart of file
text wells going ilium :i,0l)O feet.
Will M'll for ca.di or tul.e In
grxxl ummI Doilgii or llulrk etir
as tnri Ni)iiient,
RAY T. TRAPP
l'li Hot 827, Tlimnas, Okla.
No, 19 well nt 1 2j6 feet on Its C
A. Draper leu.su In 27 -25s So.
Ilnriey tVinle Oil -omlwiy Has
(lomt Well.
Tho Harvey Crude Oil company's
No 2 en the (Irlnimett Iouko In the
northwest, northwest, north-west of
IX-H-ll vrodiieiug 160 barrels dally
In sand found at from 2,8 lu to 1.
S27 Met
Knntlimxt of Ada.
(hitnnnehe Petroleum company s
No. 3 In tlio northiMMt of tho nortti
went of ls-2s 7e found the top of
the ssml nt 1,799 feet an drilling
in the snml nt l.RIl feot. This well
wttiunteit t 400 hat relet.
In the Ondilng Itehl.
Ikinie oil A Gas Co.'s No. 1 in
the northeast nf tho northwest
tHirthitest In 3-lK-5e reni'h.Nl tho
top of the Hinl at 2,119 feet. Two
fiKt In, 1,000 feet .ill In the bote.
COSTINtm) OS NEXT r.KOK.
, " NOW RliADY
I
Oil ind (lu 111 ttis Mlit coulltiont rtM
ht I. C HnMfr I'll II. eonUins Jwcip
lion t tiit'Tf oil l in ths Mul (Vnllnnt
' rf nl Knn, llklaKum. Trin n.l
linliUn. ml full iiJofvo Inlonmllou
, slioot fmir lnli'K
I (er .mi" liiimltril mp '! Is lntrlln.
' Prim tto 00 piuttlil
lIAItI)W l'Ont.I0iriN(l UOUI'ANY,
I OkUhoma Ctly.
j (A.MJ
! Strand berg,
McGreevy&Co.
I M KM 11 HUB
I New Orleans Cotton Rxchange
Chti-agii Heard of Trade
I Now York Hloek llii'hungo
PltlVATM W1IIKH
! Stocks Grain Colton
1 Liberty Ilunds nought nnd Sold
GKOltGK U ICYSP.H, Manager
Phone 7200
, 121 Hast Third Btrent (Hotel Tulsa)
The National Supply Co.
DEPENDABLE
Oil Well Supplies
Service satisfactory to tho customer is tho first principlo
of our business. Branches located in all principal points
in tho Mid-Continent oil fields.
Anderson & Gustafson, inc.
Refiners of High-Grade
Cushing Crude
'or a ileMndAhln wiiirni ot hup ply, list jiiur niulremenla wllh us
or iiliiini) Osagu 7-0(), 7 IUI, 74UU, 7UOa or U 1). 12 for
NAPHTHAS
GASOLINE
KEROSENE
DISTILLATES
GAS OILS
FUEL OILS
LUBRICANTS
CURIIINO, OKhA.
ui:nviniii
OOMIMIICS, OHIO
GKNintATi orricr-s
Trnnsiiortatlon llulldlng, Clihiigo
nitAN(l iiit.Nci:s miA.vrinvt
Ti'iiSA roitr woitTif jm:vki,ani
KANSAS CITY WICHITA PAM.S PriMSlll'IKill
KT. IA1UIK HAN I'ltANCISCO NICW YOHK
See Tulsa From the Clouds
Come to our flying field today and see how different Tulsa looks from an air
plane. Curtiss two and three-seated planes driven by ex-air service pilots.
$10 FOR A JOYRIDE
New Flying Field One Mile East of Dnvson.
to
1
CURTISS SOU
ss AIRPLANE GO
THWEST
MY
WM. T. CAMPBELL
Secretary and General Manager
TVITH THE LIFE ONES IN
THE REFINING BUSINESS
POLAR PETROLEUM COMPANY
ItliFINUIta AND MAItlCIVl'lCltH '
ri'USA OKI'ICK IIKPINMKY
I0D New World Illdg. HAPITU'A
Phones Osage 4.113 and Osngn 4314
COSDEN & COMPANY
HIGH U11ADI3 Pl!TnOLi:UM 1'IIODUCTS
Tulsa, Oklahomrnii
CHICAGO CLEVELAND
GENERAL REFINING COMPANY
TULSA ' A RDM ORE
IND1AHOMA REFINING COMPANY
Refineries at Okmulgee, Okla.: Kgst HI IxjuIs, III,
TUUSA OKKICIJ: S0S-S04 1CI2NNKDY IILDG.
bt. i-oriH orricK: i-KnuitAi, hi:hi:kvu hank uldo.
LAKE PARK REFINING COMPANY
General Hales Office:
niAiro uuiuJiNo. kankah city, mibhouiii
Uoflncrlea at Okmulgee, Ponca City. Cushing and Jennings, 'Oklahoma
UNION PETROLEUM COMPANY
UKPINHHS, KXPOIlTISItS ANU MAItKKTKItd
Tulsa Office: Cosden Illdg. Phonu 440
STANDARD TANK CARGO.
TANK CAUH KOH SAMS Oil IMAOa
PHO.MPT DBI.IVBIIY
Offices: Arcade IiuildliiB. St. Louis. Peoples Gaji Ilulldln;;, Chlcaco
Plants: Sharon, Pa.
TAX CONSULTANTS
Corporations and Individuals
Ilansas City J. M. MACTAOGAHT & CO.
Port Worth Audits and Hystemn Tulsa Manager,
Omaha 630 Mayo illdlj. D. H. llOHS
Wichita TUI.HA, OKIA. Tel. 0aB 8957
OLD DOMINION OIL & GASOLINE CO.
110 13 MAYO m.DO
C.OOD QAHOLINi:
PHONR OSAOR 6432
Okm.ulgce Producing & Refining Company
Tl'I-?A. iOICI.A, OKMUUJKn, OKlA.
''Ifth anj S. Iloutder Ilobolt Ilulldln
ACME PETROLEUM COMPANY
FtTRI, CII OAn OII KHItOSHNn NAPHTHA 3 ABO IjINTJ
Jo 0'ff,'v, Chlcnro Offleo Kanmus City Office
,nt NaU- "nk ilO H. Mlchlcan Av. 401 Security Hide.
BIERY OIL COMPANY
rrnnkllA. New York. Pltlabnrnh, Cleveland, Chlcnrro. TnW
317 'f'nnedjr Itiljf. tlinne- O, TC71.7B71
OHSO CITIES GAS COMPANY
nnr'jNRiunn at cpphino and ahdmohfi
1
MIDWEST BELTING & RUBBER CO.
Zn:,V" i Western nistrlbutora
Heott Curw.vrms "GKNKRAL" TUMI, Rrerlnst Packln
Wm, nr.-.. Tu'cffil!: "';,rt Worth, TXB,
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
pitonucRiis Aim """soj'-PAnco" Pimtoi.EUM
New I.-p,t National llatik nulldlnit Trut. OtCT.A.
SAPULPA REFINTNG COMPANY
PHONR S77
Manufacturers IPelrolenni Products Sales Dept.
713 New F-lrst National nank Hldg.
EMPIRE REFINERIES, INCORPORATED
Hsflnerle, Loealed at: Okm ,!.. Oklahoma City. Otshlnt Poma
City, Okla., jind Gainesville, Tei,
Rale Offlre-Phono "JOObj 333 Unity Tltnldln. Ttrt.v
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION
II. J. HHAItPK and It. T. MIWSRTt, nelderrt Acchta rhon 3
ROXANA PETROLEUM COMPANY
pitonucKnn avnu iinnNnnfi
fit. Louis. Mn.. Arcade Illdir. Tnlsii- nkv, n.j,
Ohlceicn, III.. Continent iCnmmerolaV Hank miln. '
SHAFFER OIL & REPINING COMPANY
nrcriNRitirca At coramw
Bales Office, 10 Bouth rafAilU ntreet. Chlcnp
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LIVNGSTON OIL CORPORATION
MVINOSTON nRieiNKnil COnPOItATION
438.447 Tf.m'!l!!!!U,i;iir.Cru,j8 for -"olroleum Product.
438-447 Kennedy Ilulldln All PhonM0
AM. COMMUNICATIONS TTIWIA, OKIiA.
NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY
TANK CAIlB T.RAHRD, IlEPAIItRD AND nRnUIIA"
Oeo V. Itrlcham, Bouthweet Ilepresrntattve, 1004 Daniel Hide.
Works; Cotfeyville, Kansas , Telephone tlM.
KANOLA OIL & REFINING COMPANY
An Rrpremi Trust
PltODUCRItH OP CItUDB OITj
flulte 433 Kennedy Ilulldlng TULflA. OKLAHOMA
THE HARVEY CRUDE OIL COMPANY
OIL PRODUCERS
MAGNA OIL & REFINING COMPANY
MANUFACTUIlRnn AND DISTJlIUUTOnfl OF AH, ,
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
S0 KKNNRDY HI.TXJ. P. n. x OSAOH
LUBRITE REFINING COMPANY
nRFiNEiis or'HioiiRST on adr wrnnicATma orw
MJimiTR MJI1IMCATKB niOIIT
Rlxty Per CentUletler LubrteaUne Than Any Other On
General Offloei Arcade JIulldlnK ot. Ix)als, Mo.
MIDWEST MARKETING COMPANY
PRTIIOLRITM PUOnUCTfl
Bales Office 20 ICast Jackson Illvd., Chics r;o
Ocnernl Offleo 305 New 1'Irst National Hank Hulldlnjr. Tutax Okla.
Phones 187 and 36
WR MAIMCCT KVTCItY PRTHOI.RUM DRrtlVATIVll
Phone 4532
WESTERN PiyjROLEUM COMPANY
Tulsa Office, Cosden IlulldlnR, General Offices! Chlcaco, 208 TaSalla
Blreet. New York Office: 17 flattery Place,
MIDCO DMlfl., TUUBA COtrWAY DI.DO.. CTIICAOO
MIDCO OIL SALES COMPANY
6H-58 Initial 130-140 Rnd Point 430-440
GS-fiO Initial 130-140 Rnd Point 428
Hetter Oacoltna Tor
tho Hotter Trade
IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY
PRTKOMlt'M AND 1TB PnODUCTS
Oencral offices! Ft. Worth. Texas Iloflneryi Ardmore, Okla.
OKLA. PRODUCING & REFINING CORP.
OF AMERICA
pirrnoLuiTM and itb piioduots
Bales and Qonoral Offices, O. P. & It. Jlldir.. Tulea, Okla.
THE MARLAND REFINING COMPANY
IIRKINKKB OF HIGH OTtADR CrtUDR
PONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA
J. F. CAMPION OILS
-.PROMPT BKItVICK .
80T.-808.809 COSDBN 11LDQ, PHONEB 5815
COMMERCE PETROLEUM COMPANY
TEXAS CltUDIC niCFINKD PnODUCTS
1003Danlel HldK.
Our Own Tank Cars
Phone 1180
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY
PRTKOLKUM PitODUCTS
Tulsa, Okla., 218 Blnclalr IJldff. Now York. 120 Ilroadway
Chicago, Conway Uulldlnc
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