The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 19, 1920, Final Edition, Image 13

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rULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1020
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Officet 0241
W. H. PECK
Reidence 2442
e i)or'het of the northweit of
he northwest of 42-8w sot the
tp of tho sand At depth of 1.875
fee and at 25 feet In made a flow of
1 000 barrel)!,
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following prices!
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.110
Refiners Prices Not Too High
In an Interview with a repreen
tame tf a well known Tulsa refln
tntr concern as to the effect of the
recent imestiRiitlon made by the fed;
era I sovernment no to refiner"
pnreo the following statement was
made
We welcome rather than fenr an
investicatlon by the federal Kovern
men! The refiner 1 not only faced
Wth a high crude market but In
creased maintenance and operation
(vom All other lines of industry ex
perlenced inrrr.iacs In their costs
.T-d unlike the refiner, have ehutd
tnese facts to the hltth heavens.
The light oil market Is such that
ti-.it rf.ner coglrt not hope to get hy
wore it not for the demand In fuel
oil. causing a tlff market and In
'h.H wav partially compensates the
inadequate return on tho Httht frac
tions of petroleum.
,s so niw specification gasoline
haf ben looked upon during the l.it
year ae the standard motor fuel.
Tank wa?on .prices have not ad
vanced in acrordanco with the refln.
er's cost, the refinery prices have ad
vanced slltrhtlv and owing to tho very
narrow margin afforded the distrib
utor h.e has turned to a lower grav
ity casollne.
' This condition. In conjunction
with the heavy Rnsolln1 demand
coming on during the summer, will
p-uH ally, eliminate the demand for
.x-rirt K.K-nllne ,ts the refiner muklncr
this product will bo unahle to get a
r far enough In "cpm of the
rr -e of the lower crade to compen
f.a'e for the. decreased yield.
The outlook Is bright for an nd-jud-ment
of light oil tank wagon
prl fs and we are looking forward to
t greatest g.-uoline sc.ison yet ex
peri'nced in the country."
Coicrta Pool Proving
a Good Onk
U'hn' will probably reMilt In the
finding, of a most prolific pool In
the ate of Oklahoma, can bP Judged
by the Interest centered around tho
tr m cushcrs brought in in ihe
shallow fields of Coweta beds. Bids
arc being made for acre;iR as high
as $l.nno to $1,500 an acre with
verv Utile loo0 acreape to be found.
There ,re three oll-hearlng strata
tn th" Coweta district and within
th 'n.-t two weeks big well, have
been broucht in from narh of the
rands and most of the ncreac. In
b.K yl'inlty f controlled by R n.
OohJe Kansas Natural Gas company,
Okla.lmma. Natural Gas company,
Uvrrigsfon OH corporation and sev.
er.il other of the big producing com
panies In this vicinity.
No 3 I.vingstnn In 18.17-15 Is
showini; hotter than 1.000 barrels
with four fet In tho sand, and this
Is only one of more than a dozen big
producers thn.t are about to be
OIL AND GAS
SoppllM. Wodnetioa, Ete,
drilled in In township 17 range li
and tfi and township IV ningp 16
The rowfta. district nilrrlv de
serves to be classed among ihe other!
nig pools whl'h are attracting tho
attention of the oil opcratois At
present.
Tho following are a part of th
operations carried on In that vi
cinity. 11. O Oohlp rigging tip on the
.lohn 1'lowers allotment along the
south line of the southeast quarter
of 0-17-15
Kansas Natural Oas company drill
ing at 400 fot along the east line of
the northwest quarter of lA-ii-lR.
Oklahoma Natural Oas company
No. 1 along the east line of the
southwest quarter of lfi-17-15 go"''
for SO barrels after shot No 2. one
location north of No. 1 drilling at
800 feet.
Ilving?ton Ol! corporation No. I
In the southwest quarter of tho
northwest quarter of 16-17-15 good
for 40 barrels natural: No. 2 Initial
production S00 Imrrrds No x Know
ing for a big well. Just touched the
sand. No. 4 drilling at S00 feet; No,
5 and ( locations
Itoblnson Letcher drllllntr at
S00 feet In the northwest corner of
the northeast quarter of I2-17-1S.
Jones A- Co., drilling In the south
chbi coiner of the soiitln-ast quartur
of 21-17-15, SOO feet '
I.aiiEhlln and othrs hnve a gas
welt good for 13.000.000 fset along
the west line of the southeajt quar
ter of .lfi-17-15.
Uearman and others 'havp a bailer
full of oil at 1.700 feet nlong tho
oast Una of the outheas.t quarter of
10.J7-1S, showlnR a possibility of n
depprr strata of oil underlying this
territory.
Okln. Syndicate company lias made
a location In the southwest quarter
of B-17.K..
A. A. King and others drilling at
1,200 feet Jn the southwest corner
of the northwest quarter of 34-18-16.
School Land Lease Yields
Good Producer in Kay
SprrlM tn The World
PONCA CITV. May 1 S. Striking
oil at 3,fi50 feet by the Mnrland Re
fining company on a state school
land lease in the southwest of 16-20-3e,
and thus Inaugurating an en
tirely new field in this county Is
cnuslnc the greatest Interest In that
locality and iiuiKcn far better Iook
ing tho other tests in that section,
parllcularly tho development of tho
Chilocco Indian school reservation
by tho Mid-Co company, which In
now (trilling Its first of three tests.
After finding the oil at 3,6R0 feet
In the school land test, drilling was
stopped until tnnkago can be pro
vlricd. and tho well will be drilled
In some time this week. The hole
filled Immediately with oil with the
sand but barely scratched. This
well Is about two miles east of the
Chilocco reservation, on the south
west corner of which the Mid-Co Is
drilling at about 600 feet.
The Mid-Co test Is being put down
under the Jurisdiction of the fed
eral department of Indian affairs In
an attempt to locate a sufficient
natural gas supply for the school,
which Is to be greatly Increased. Tho
test waH visited tho past week by
the Indian affairs committee of tho
lower hoitsn of congress. It Is under
stood that tho Marland company has
a block of leases, Joining the Chi
locco reservation on the south, but
will probably not drill until the Mid
Co test is completed. The Chilocco
ressrvatlon consists of about 3,000
acres, all under lease to tbo Mid-Co,
Petroleum Club Adjourns
Meeting
The Petroleum club meeting i
Drlstow They are also moving in
tools for No. 1 I Herrod. 26-1 S
In tho O-vige.
The Thomas T. Hammond well,
which w-as rported In this column
yesterday, Is making 1 B0 barrels
The well is located in the southeast
of H-2S-9 the top of the sand wis
reached at 1.700 feet nnd wis drilled
which was hold Mondsy night was 1 1.721 feot. at whlh rteptn me
r June 1. at which time l production was rnroumerru.
adjourned tn
an election of officers will be held,
Wanted Oil man with refinery
or marketing experience to Join me
in attractlxe refinery project, pre
liminary work completed and crude
fontracs amured that will not a
m.nimum Of J100 a dav Immulljig.
J Must have $10,000 cash and good'
"an credit Address Hox 107-D,
care of World.
New Casing tor Sale.
1 cars ao-ln. 26 pound.
0 cirs 10. in, 32 pound. ,
2 cari 6 U.S. 24 pond.
- cars SVH-20 pound.
ears 6. Id line.
Phone Osage 3073. T. O. Box 282,
mi.., uk in.
Adv
Wanted Contract for new string
tools, rio.se to nigheart or i'awhuska
i re'errod Call C-5bi. Adv.
Permanent Hale Waving nt tho N.
Hair Shop and Beauty Parlor.
Adv.
Osage
Adv
W'antedLeaje
20 - ,rtvt
production. Osage
IvilllMlh,
The Little Pirate Oil company on
their Cooper test In the northwest
of the northwest of 6-30-6 Cowley
tounty, has a very nice showing
Ing of oil In tho top of the sand at
.inu hiiu di icn irn in. inrrn is
200 feet of oil In the hole. The well
will b? shot and Hhould It prove a
ifrtl producer, It will mean a south
ern extension of what Is known nit
the Vox-Hush pool.
Th Cunningham Oil A Oas Co '
No. 1 on the l.ath.im farm In tbn
southeast of the northwest of 21-27-
10 went Kingman county Kansas,
has a good showing at a depth of 3.
C20 and at om foot in the sand thev
are balling about S bailers an hour.
Tho well eaed on top of the sand
nnd they are now walling on an un-derreamer.
The Iloblnson No 2 well In H-Jl.
S oast Marlon county, which Is one
Hcntlon oust of tho original well got
the top of the sand at 2,34 4, at which
depth the holo filled up with nil.
This well made n much better show.
Ins than their No 1 although no es.
tlmate has been reported on same ns
jet.
necgn nutriot.
H F WTIlcox In No 4 Lulu Hu
banks. 32-16.1 1 Is on top of the
W'llroxsand. No. 1 Isaacs, 24-1 !i-I0,
Is drilling at 2 630 feet. At about
25 feet In the Dutcher sand this is
showing for a very good well. No.
2 Willie Rtepney, 24-1S.O, Is drilling
at 1 .flfiO feet No, 5 on tho Ispar
hecher. 34-16-1 1 . Is running the 10
Inch c.slng at about 1,200 feot. Mr
Wilcox Is moving In a rig for n
Wilcox said test In the southeast
corner of th" northeast quarter.
Hetty Danks He Is also moving In
tools for No, 31 on the Waller Banks
farm, and has a rig under construc
tion for No. 33. Tin. 32 on this farm
Is drilling rtt 700 feet.
lVist of .Mounds.
The Irfiko Park rteflnlng company
Is starting Its No. 2 Waddell In the
southwest corner of the southwest
of the northwest of 19-16-12.
assistant superintendent of the same
.department. Is In Indiana.
Hen M Curtis left yesterday after
noon for Hhrexeporl to look after
his extensive Interests In tho Loii-m-inn.i
and Arkansas oil fields
I W' T Funk, who' Is In charge of
the Carter OH oompan s operations
in i no Wyoming neid. Is spending n
few days In Tulsa.
1IAUVKV IiAMUIlts" fs niu
With the Oil Men
Millers Iliuo Mr Gatscr.
The Millers Oil company, the,
stockholders and officers of which
are prominent flourmlll owners of
the slate with headquarters at Okla
homa City, has a gas well estimated
at from 10.000.000 to 16,000,000 cubic
feot nt 2,200 feetfon tho Hanna farm
In the northeast of 17-23-3e, about six
miles south of the Marland school
land lease test. The pas Is forcing
Its way through 2,000 feet of water
In the hole. The company Is wait
ing on S-lnch casing to drill Into the
2,400-foot oil sand nnd probably
down to the 3,400-foot sand.
Itrlnlow DNtricf.
IT. Y. Wilcox Is drilling nt 2,0 45 on
his No. 1 well on the Lulu Williams,
25-16-90. No. 1 Harrv Price Is
drilling at 2.5 44 feet. No, I on tho
Smith fnrm, 34-16.10. Is drJIIIng
at 2 163. No, 1 Kiln Ralston 1116-9
Is drilling at 1,150 feel No 1 Wiley
Kelly 3I-16.1, Is drilling at 420 feet
and. No. 1 Ainos, 34-16-8, is drilling i
at ""450 feet They are moving Ini
tools for No 1 Peggy Hewell. 21.
9, This location Is n mile oist of
n. B nice, production superin
tendent of Clengo & Co has Jt
turned from the Kentucky oil fields
where his company Is drilling a 'leep
test near Woodburn Mr n10 re
ports a rpnsldernbln boom In what
Is known as the mvenport pool in
Kentucky, where there have been n.
number of good wells brought In at
a very shallow depth. Oi, well
which wjt reported to hnvo a dally
production of 600 barrels Is said to
be flowing all over the lease nnd
n great quantity of oil has been lost,
due to the lack of tnnkago to tako
enre of same.
The Hoton Oil comTny which la
largely controlled by .Vabraskans. ha
Just held Its nnnual meeting, electing
Harvey Christy, president; J H
Brennan. vice-president, and .1 L
Ttoherson. secretary nnd treasurer
All of the above partlen, with the ex.
reptlon Of the latter, reside nt Tn
coma. Neb. Mr. Ilohereon. however,
is from Newklrk.
Dan Danclger of the Danclger Oil
fe Refining Co,, who hA extensive
holdings In the Hurkhurnett field,
and who h.m been spending much
time In other fields, Is In town nnd
reports that ho will devote the
greater part of his time In the fu
ture to his holdings hero,
lo fWinlel, formerly n TuleA
hoy, who Is field superintendent for
tho linghorn Drilling company at
Breekenrldge, Texas, sustained nn
Injury of a fractured leg find Is now
nt a Ft Worth hospital. His TulsA
friends, however, will bo glad lo
know that he Is getting along nicely.
Dana H Kelsey, superintendent of
the land department of the prairie
OH & Ons Co , Is in the eat on busl.
nens for his company R R. Oray.
N I I'll !.! TKAynrKK
sToiiAor. co.
AMI
Crattnt. Packing; t,rct Iforlnc
vans and VetiaraU Iron lekara tor
nouMohold Oooda.
We Hold m rmmtae Ahnym Promt
11inn 1171 IS.
A Good Well at Sipe Springs
(pclal to Th World
BIPK SPRINGS. Texas. May 17
Watklns No 1 of the Slpo Hprlngs
Oil company broke looso last night
with a 100-harrcl flow and made
another flow of 100 barrels today
This well Is two miles north of here
and looks like the largest producer
yet found In this area. Tho hole Is
bridged nnd u bailer Is also In the
hole and with these out It Is believed
the well will bo good for 200 or 300
barrels.
The depth of the well Is 2,800 feet
and Is about 160 feet In the lime-
Miss Edith Kreider
rulilln Accountant
41ft Daniel niilg. Phone 1372
HOUSTON, FIBLE
& COMPANY
Of Kansax City, Mo.
MKMBERH NEW YORK HTOCK
KXCHANOB and CHICAGO
BOARD OF TRADFJ
Blocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton,
Htnndsrd Oil and Subsidiary
Btock. New York and Boston
Curb, Liberty Bonds Bought and
Bold. Private Wire.
CI IAS. D. CUOT0HKTT, Mgr.
Telephono Osage 11200. No, 1 1
1-jist Fcarili St., Tulsa, Okln.
Duncan Field Gets
Additional Credit
The'Hesldton Oil . Oas Co. No,
1 Burke In the northwest corner of
ZUMWALT, WILLSON &
GARNETT
Certified Public Accountants
Rpeclnl Attention to
FKDERAL TAX PROBLF.M8
340.41-42 Kennedy Building
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Phone Osage. 6326
Evans & Co.
Brokers
IIOTKL TUI.SA
rorri-jj.nndtr.ta. W J Wollman A
K.m oT vrk- tl.ar.
coT cm'c'.Vo? c"n"nt c"rM"
Lri,;r .Eteetitui
Stocka. Orsln anil Cotton
Robert H. Brooks
Manager
I'hon Oaaga IJ-J
WANTED
DRILLERS
Want two drillers who
have had previous experi
ence tn the Tamplco dis
trict in Old Mejtien.
APPLY
Phono 227.1
P. O. Rnx 020
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
LIVINOSTON OIL CORPORATION
LIVINCJ3TON REFINERS CORPORATION
You aio hereby advised to forward your stock csrtltlcatra imme
diately to the
r.UAHANTV TRt'ST COJirANY,
140 nnOAOWAY
NEV YORJt CITY, .V. Y.
To he. exchanged for shares of the LIVINGSTON PETROLEUM
CORPORATION. Ftock certificates must be properly endorsed in
blank for transfer. The Guaranty Trust company will deliver
shares of LIVINGSTON PETROLEl'M CORPORATION in ex
change and will issue warrants entitling holders to subscribe, be
fore 12 o'clock noon on May 29, 1920, for shares of additional stork
in accordance with the plan of which you havo been advised.
The majority of the stockholder1 havo already taken Hdvantago
of this exchange privilege, '
For further Information call at the main office
Livingston Petroleum Corporation
417 Kennedy IJIdg. Tulvi, Okln.
Miami Soldiers Surriiuitis to Linger
ing nines From Wnr I'.fftvle.
Ilv Aan,Mtd VtfNt Slat Wire
MtAMI. Okla , May 18 Harvey
L. Landers died here today after a
lingering Illness onused by being
gassed while serving with the Amcil
can army In the Argonne forest. Ho
was sent to his home here two week
ago when his condition was pro
nounced hopeless hy physicians after
he hsd been treated more than a
year In several army hospitals tend
ers was a volunteer In the Eighty
ninth division and was cited for
brnvery In action. Ho was 2 years
old.
r sr to it.iii:h.l c.rtwn .tniY
Court HclcMeoH Hack nnd Irwin on
Itonil for Liquor Pni-w-outlntv
c W Fi.irk nnd Joe Irwin, artest ,
i ed in n raid mnde bv the police nn n
drug tnr nn hast Flrt slreet Fri
i n.glit. wnhed nralgnment and
' prelimlnai j hearing yrsierdnv he
i fore t' I. Yancey, tinned Htates
commissioner ind were released on
1 bonds of $,V00O each for action bvi
i the federal grand Jury on tho charge
of possession of Intoxicating liquors.'
I'nllro Captain tleorge ni.ilne nnd (1
It ll.ti kathorno were the arresting1
officers I
McEwen Mfg. Company
Offlco mill Works
Tulvi, Okln.
Munufm'tttrrrs of
Mollwon (ins I'liglnet
Hand Wlicol Powers
Pitircr Pumps and Pumping .lnrlr
1 I)onlri-M in
I Plpo, CiisIiik nnd Oil Well Supplies'
! sunn s i
I Tnlsn negg I
Ccitlngton Itniigrr
OIL COMPANIES WITH
PRODUCING PROPERTIES
Drill your offset locations and develop your -acreage with NEW
CAPITAL.
Our demand for first hand eecurllles of such companies is
greater than our supply. .
If your short time paper Is a burden, we can help you
If you desire to quickly lncreare your production through the
purchase of producing properties, we can furnish you the
rapltal.
pur house puts your company n a substantial dividend paying
basis, and enables you to conservatively expand and spread
out In the oil Industry.
j fo failures to our credit.
No company or person ever lost money as a result of dealing
with us
A.i inquiries treated strictly confidential.
Inquiries from stock brokers nnd fUcal agents will receive no
consideration,
ADDRESS BOX F-906, CARE WORLD
Attention Motorists
Official Road Map of Oklahoma Automobile Club
shou-liitf" principal state: lilghwajs In Nortlwast?rn
OkbiltoniA is now rcacly.
Invnlunhln to nil men for It show Reotlnn Number,
Township and I tangos.
This map wtiei propnrrvl nnder tho direction of
E. B. GUTHREY, Secretary Oklah oma
Automobile Club
N. W. PATTON, Consulting Engineer
ANDREW B. HANRATTY, Designer
Handled Exclusively by
Triangle Blueprint and
Supply ,Co.
FOR SALE
160 Acre At
BEGGS
80 ncrcB. . . .Sect. 8-15-11
8U acres. . . .Sect. 9.15-11
P. O. Box 1672 Tulsa
Strand berg,
McGreevy &Co.
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Stocks - Grain - Cotton
Liberty Honda nought and Bold !
OEOItOE L. KY8EII, Managor
Phone 7200 I
XII East Third Street (Hotel Tulsn)
Tank
Cars
Designed nnrl built to
more thnn meet tho ustinl
requirements.
American Car
& Foundry Co.
New York, Chicago, fiu Ioult
NEW CASING used
1 Car sii;o n rout".
i Cars S It n rniita.
1 Car JO hr.
k.lin ti IT at Kyalnn.
4 000 tl IH 3d Taiaa,
,O0D t,,l ,-!( Tiaa,
iia,riANGEg;;i
t rno.vn t:iaiAit two
01!U .MAYO nijIKJ,
A New Kind of Auto
Service
Let me work on your car wjiile you nre at your work.
Phone me at either Osage 533fi or Opae 318 and I will
call lor your car ana deliver it. I Runrantce all en
gine or ignition joba. Carn washed and greased
springs graphited.
YOURS FOR SERVICE
THE AUTO
MACHINIST
Phones 0-5335 318
SMITH
410 East 8th St.
Anderson & Gustafson, Inc.
Refiners & Marketers
OF
Petroleum and its Products
We Are in the Market for
GAS OIL AND FUEL OIL
NAPHTHA BLENDS
KEROSENE BLENDS
Pliont) Ohibo TlflO, 7401, 7402, 7008 or li. D, 13
iii:flnt.iiii:k
CCSOLVO, OltLA.
coiAMnns, oiho
OftNKIlAL orricr-B
Tninsixirtatlon Iltilldlni;, Chlnuro
unANcnKS
TULSA
KANSAS CITY
6T. LOUIS
HltANCIinS
I "OUT WOHTII.
WICHITA TALLS
sa.v riiA.vrihro
Al.'01'STA, OA.
MtANCJIUH
CLrVIILANO
NIJW YOIIK
fiminvnroiiT
WITH THE LIVE ONES IN
THE REFINING BUSINESS
HARVEY CRUDE OIL COMPANY
wtooucERs, urcriNKRS. TRANSpoiiTr;nR
Waldhelm BldK , Ui. hurds Bld(r..
Kansas City, Mo- Tulau, Okla.
W. H. BARBER COMPANY
Always In market (or petroleum jiroduoK,
MIN.VKAl'OLIH AND CHICAOO
" COSDEN & COMPANY
HIGH GKADi: I'KTItOLKl'M PltODUCTS
Tulaa. Oklahornu
LAKE PARK REPINING COMPANY
Oen"'al 8n f Office
R I ALTO Bl'ILOLSO KANHAK CITY, MIEfiOt HI
Reflnrle at OkmnlRee, Pnnra City, Ciiihlne and Jnnnlne". Oklahoma
UNION PETROLEUM COMPANY
HHFfNKRf,, nXI'ORTBRS AND MAUKKTRH3
TtlfM Office rneden Illdr. Phone 4109
STANDARD TANK CAR CO.
tank cars rou sAi.n on LiiAfin
OffrM, Aread. n,.n.i ''ROMI'T DKLIN BUY
i Areade RuiidlnR, fit. Louie. Tooplea Oa Rulldlnc, Chlcaro.
Plan la. Sharon, Pn.
OLD DOMINION OIL & GASOLINE CO.
""m mayo n.nn.
ooon oAsoLiNn
PIIONR OSAOn 84S2
SlT1?00 Proc,ucing & Refining: Company
Klfth Vn? -'" OKMIJLOEE, OKLA.
"onidor
Rehnlt Building
ACME PETROLEUM CO.
K"Jnaj, Cltv Ar,.C"MK" Ottler. 310 S MlihlRiin Avenue
01 PeriiM,' . TiiIm Offlee. nulla Office,
Wri Tot lK 'ni. .?0,,lr, N',,', n'e Ron linger nidc
' oiu KmtosKNi:. naphtha, oasolinh
BIERY OIL COMPANY
iit .. ''r',nkln New Vork, Plttuhurgh, Cleveland. Chleaco, Ttil.
387 h""y "MB- Phonea 0aC(, 7570-7B71
OHIO CITIES GAS COMPANY
HnriNunrKs at cttnuiNo and ardmorh
INDIAHOMA REFINING COMPANY
Reflnerten at OkmnlRee, Okla . Kant Bt. Louie, III,
RT. LOI'lS OITirB: KI5DI3RAL IIKRRRVR RANK nLDO.
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
I'RODUCnRR AND REriNRRH OF "PARCO" PETROLEUM
New Flrat National nanlt Rulldlntr.
TULSA, OKUL
SAPULPA REFINING COMPANY
IMIONF. 277
Mantlfacturera Petrolum Prodilnta Bale Dopt
712 New Klret National Hank Itldjr.
EMPIRE REFINERIES, INCORPORATED
Reflnerlea Located af OkmilU'ee. Oklahoma City, Cuihlne. Ponea
City, Okla., nnd lialnetivllle, Texna.
Palea Office Phone 7008; 323 Unty n ildnir, Tillna
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION
R J RHARPE and n, T. MUBSER, Re.ldent Amenta Phone m
ROXANA PETROLEUM CORPORATION
producera and refinerh
fit. Louis, Mo., Arrjide RldR Tula. Okla,, Mayo Bldr.
Chlcano, HI., Continental Commercial Rank nidj:.
SHAFFER OIL & REFINING COMPANY
UKKINERinS AT CURHLNO
Ralea Office, SOU Mouth LuBallo Street, Chlcaeo
; LIVINGSTON OIL CORPORATION
LIVINGSTON REtINKRS CORPORATION
Tltirkhurnett Crude for P.ile Petroleum Product
4.18.447 Kennedy IlulldlnK All J'honei D420
ALL COMMUNICATIONS THLIU. OKLA,
NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY
TANK CARH LEASED, REPAIRED AND REBUILT
Oen. F. Rrlghnm, Sniithwrat Repreaentutlvo, 1004 Daniel Ride
Workai Coffeyvllle, Kana Telephona' 110
KANOLA OIL & REFINING COMPANY
Suite 423 Kennedy HulUllnp
All Expreae Trust
PRODUCERS OF CRUDE dlL
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
CHICAGO CLEVELAND
GENERAL REFINING COMPANY
TULSA 'ARDMORE.
LUBRITE REFINING COMPANY
HEFINERR OF HIOHKBT ORADli LURUICATINO OILS
LUniHTB H'RRICATEO IUOHT
Sixty Per Cent Retter LuhrlcatlnK Than Any Other Oil
General Office! Arcade Rulldlnr Bt. LnulB, Mo.
MIDWEST MARKETING COMPANY ,
PETROLEUM rUODUCTS
Baa Offlco -20 Emit Jncknon Dlvd., Chlrafro
General Offlee 905 New First National Rank Rulldlnc, Tulsa, Okla.
Phono 167 and 3699
WE MARKET EVERY PETROLEUM DERIVATIVE
WESTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
Tulsa Office, Codn RulldlnR- Oenornl Offlrest Chlcajjo, 20S LaSaJIt
Street, New York Office; 17 lUttery Placo.
MIDCO ltLDO , TUftHA
CONWAY nLDO., CHICAGO
MIDCO OIL SALES COMPANY
BB-68 Initial 130. HO End Point 430-140
M-60 Initial 130110 End Point 128
Retter Gasoline for
tho Retter Trade
IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY
PETROLEUM AND IT8 PRODUCTS
Ooneral Offices. Ft. Worth, Texas Refinery: Ardmoro, Okla.
OK.LA. PRODUCTNG & REFINING CORP.
OF AMERICA
PETROLEUM AND IT.S PRODUCTS
Sales and Central Office, O, P. & R Rldff.. Tulsn. Okla,
THE MARLAND REFINING COMPANY
REFINERS OF HIGH GRADE CRUDE
PONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA
J. F. CAMPION OILS
PROMPT SERVICE
8O7.80S.S0: COSDEN RLDCI.
PHONES S815
COMMERCE PETROLEUM COMPANY
TEXAS CRUDE--REFINED PRODUCTS
1003 Daniel We- ' ur 0wn Ti,n Cnr8' Phone 1189
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY
PLTLoLEl M TROnrCTS
Tuua, Okla., 21t. Sinclair Hid it New Yoik, 120 Broadway
i ni'-nfii, i nway tiuildlnc