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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUF AY, MAY 25, 1020
.1.
I IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office ! 6241
W. H- PECK
Reidenc 2442
northeast corner of the nor hweiv tbe norn- i rf n; .,1 .ii.'.ut :o ; At iieggn.
l iHrtcr srnilhweicl 'pinrlor of 2 ! mllc n fi'" 'bc:iM r.r l-oiii i i n . mvi Tiic Harvey ('rudo Oil company
ilw pumping arm in 400 barrel, ii'mimm h " is spudding in mo wiuinram 01 um
nut cue m or az-in-1 1.
Parker Nn. 3 Fink In tho soulh-ml" Mieir both l.y thf M-trland
ou. MAiiKK.r mr,Tii
r-nnslania, l ID llnn.tr
Canada
Cornlnc
r.tfll .
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orth I.tmt
outh Lima
. ,, lioxnrm Han Another Well
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flflnn rtpott fnllowlnx ptlfwl
M-H riaanlltia
M 0 claaflllna . . .
0 11 NaHha
rias (ill
Kurt Oil
Ml waiting for order: Nn. r. U pulling
1 to III" lIK I'll'- ' N" 1
I n I Urn Imiw, which came In nvejr ii
nn.nlli m. I "ll'l muhltM l,:lt'
llt'i.l. The Inlnl ilnlly production nil
J'?! mil. one lens remiMiitllH of 1" nrrt
lo hi no imrrols
...too
. .110
Boost your cltv. hood your frl'md,
Boost tho loclgo llml you iitlsml.
Boost tho street on which you re
dwelling. Hno tho goods thru you art nllltm
llnont thn people 'rminil li"l you.
Tlmy enn gel nlonc without you.
Hut wuorpM-t will finlokiT llml thoin
Jf they know tlml ynu'rn lnhimi
thoni.
lloosl for every forw.i'il iiiovomrnt,
Itnost for wry ii"w Improviiifiit.
Iloont the mini fnr vlmin vnu in hnr,
lloont Ihn (ttniiiBiir mi't '" nMKiiiMir.
Cnnn to Ii n chrrinl'i kimi-Hrr,
(Vhkp to ho a prni?ii'fi liorcr.
Jf ouM innko your flty potior,
Jloost It to Iho fliuil triii-f
IJptrult Prro l'ri'i-n.
fihrlno Unlilt Swny ill Unti l Tiil-n
Loynl Hhrlnfm look tiopm-wdnn of
tho TuIh hotel lobby Moinl.iy inmn
Ins unci held hwiiv with tlwlr Joynim
prollmlnnrldi to thn formal nri'iiin.
nisi nt muni. 1 vit- -rhnriRPd
botwrn th wnan-rn nf tho
Ifil tft. Ilio patrol b.ui.l of Aliilat
Bhrlno fiirnlnhcil limpli In miiMlc.
Cnnllnonlnl TnMnic Oirn nf TiihIc
Tho Conllnpiitnl Hup.ily coiiip.in.v.
In nn Intcrlrw nn In tin- pit"' Hn" N"
lintlon, ImB thn followlPB to 'iy:
"Tho pipe linn n'liinllon nt the
prfsnnt tlrrtft Ih tnoro crloim tlmn It
lin.i born In th Thn mv tch-
mrn'fl xtrlkc iiiul labor rmulltloiiH
throUBhout thn rouiitiv huvp -,iiihmi
our company and other cnmpanlr
In thn mipply hiiHlnoKH to fall nown
In n few InitnncoM whom wo Imvn
rromlfnl HhlpmrntH tn nur viiiIo.ih
rutomer. In view nf nil tlen fnctn
wo ran onlv nay to our frinmU nf Iho
PHOt nml frlnnrtrt of thn funin th.it
it In thn Intention of thU rompnny
to lino Its orRnnUftt'on Mi nn curnesi
nilsfvor to takn cm of our old
rMnbllshed trniln 'n Ihn wuy of nlip
plylnB It with pipe. New Jnnioimrii
will bo given fair rnnnMcr.Utiin. but
In Juntlcn to cuntntiiciM who havn
(ftven tie bUHlneji In tun pait wo mo
forced to givo thorn prnfi-reiifo In
anything that wo may nave to wfur
In tho wny of tubul.ir goodii."
Not Coniplalulng
i.'n Klinntton hn.i (level
oped, namely, that many of tho big
oil compHlilci who line a world or
Vlpo are not complaining a'jout t it.
Imntlnn nnil hnvn novel' lialll II I'lll-
niium for pip, nn matter liov; bad
thn rondltloha wer.
Tor lntanr, one producer. In
commenting on tho fact that tho
Kovornment htiM Hdit rpivial ncnt
to tho mld-coiilliunt field who top
renenta the fedor.il tr.ido riintnlHHlnn
in of tho opinion that there In nnoth
r wny of doing but.lnin binlde r.Hk
Ing for governnicnt lulvi venttvn. He
nyn
"I never hnvo paid a premium for
any pipe Hint I mo and I expe'it 1
nm lining ns much nn .myoody, and
with mo It in wlmpl n nialtm- of
BtandliiB In with tho mipply rompa
nle that I hnvo hnen doing lniHlnehM
with for yoorn. C hnvo alwayn found
that Ij. I). Dawson of tho Natlonnl
Supply could tnko care itt my wnnta
by simply giving him ampin tinio and
Igned orders for what 1 expected to
use. ,
"f underHtniifl that the other fel
lows who nrn buying from tho Con
tlntntal nro doing iho snmo thing n
J, nnd nro giving thctn nmiila pntlco
an to their needs. It all goe ta show
that In business thorn Ii such a thing
as having a 'stand In,' which, In fact,
Is the best thing In thn world and Is
beyond doubt where filonJahlp bo
Kins." Once upon a time n very young
mini was put In ch.irgo of ono of thn
largest plantrf III Wisconsin, whero
stenm dredces and freluht cars llo
innnufnctured and lifter i meotlng of
the board of dlrsctora this comorHU
tlon occurred;
"Why Is It that this youiu i""1 Ih
put In charge of tho works''" and
the renlv wns. "It Is because he U n
good fellow; If wo had put ono of
our old superintendents In charge of
tho entire plant ho would :iver have
It-en able to Keep tun men iinou up.
nor would he hnvo been liblo to hold
the business that should naliiriiiy
come our way." And ho wiih t'jjht
Southwest of TiiIhh
Oklahoma Producing & noflntng
has. completed Its No 3 on tho C M.
Jlamllton farm, 30-19-11, and tho
welt Is estlmnted to bo good for
around 40 barrels natural Tho top
of thn sand wns found at 1,879 nnd
the well wns drilled to a total depth
of 1,915. The same company's
No. 20 on tho Huma losen,
R-lT-i:. which has been deepened,
ts good for about 7!i barrels after a
ehot from 2.355 to 2 26S.
In Homer I'iclrf
The (llHilys-llelle oil o(' No I
Keathnrslniin In 20-21-7. Is making
Kin barrels. No on UHs same
lecisn resc lied thn tnp of th" sand at
t.OSn. It hH been drilled In 1.S0O
fet nnd Is imported flowing by
linnils,
III llltglll'N t'Olllll).
Tim (llndys lltdl s Kn In the
nnrlhnnst of thn nnilhwnnl nf nn-fi-!i
Is drilling at 2,190 nil llmlr l.nlll"
lllehend lense.
H.iiiin enmpany are dillllng nl
l.l.in cm thn I.lile Mark's farm In
thn southwest nf Iho nnrlllivent of
l-fi-9.
Hiiiiik eompaiiy hnvo a rig up fnr
llmlr No. 1 llarnlo Irvine In tho
southwest nf the snllllieasl lit tile
snlllhi'list of lS-S-lft.
Ham" eiimpanv's No. 1 lllnneho
Hiulth In Ihn nnrlhwent nf Urn north
east nf 17-9-9 Is a rig.
Hume company's No. 1 I.oodle
Tiller In Ihn northwest nf the north
west nf 12-9-10 had a showing nf
gas at t.lSfi, Is now drilling at
1 , r. 5 n feet.
K.IIIH. cninpaiiy's No. I .lesso Conk,
In tho southwest nf the northwest of
thn southwest of 19-10-10, Is drill
ing at 20 feet.
llrhlow Dlstrlcl.
II. !'. Wilcox's well Nn. 1 on the
Lena llerrnd farm In 25-15-N, Is rig
ging up On thn Amos farm In
nt-K.-K they nrn drilling at nbnut
r.nn fenl On the Wllllo Hlepney
farm In .U-Ki-8, they aro drilling at
(100 feet.
nn Hi.. Hlln Italstnn farm In
ll-IC-9 II. K. Wllenx Is running the
12 W -Inch easing at about 90(1 fnet
Ills No 1 well nil the I.illil Wil
liams In 25-lfi-n, Is dillllng nt 3,090
feet. I'oggy Hewell Nn, I, which Is
locnted one mlln east nf llrtMow, III
2H-IH-9, they are moving In tools.
In Nn. I nn tho .lohnson liarneti
farm In 21-18-10. II. K Wilcox Iiiih
roinplnled rig. On tho Smith farm
In 3I-10-I0 they nrn drilling at
2. 270 feet. II. V. Wilcox No. 1 on
thn Harry Price farm In 18-10-10,
Is on top of thn Dutchnr sand at
about 2,800 feet.
In tho Osago
Thn Tldnt Oil company's No. 9
In the northwest of 11-24-11 got tho
sand nt 1.CA2 nnd at 1.701 the well
Is making ?R bnrrels aftor a 100-
nuart shot.
Thn Oklahoma Producing He-
fining Co, No. 1(11 on tho Osage
Hominy lease In B.23-8 Is a eompln
lion with Initial production reported
nl approximately 200 bnrrols.
eii corner of the northeast quarter
or .12 Is-IOv., pumping 7(i barrels
Parker No 2 Kasset In thn south
mi ciunrler northwest quarter nf
.1?-Ik-10w, pumping 3ft barrels.
I'erguson No. I Weir In Iho north
east corner of tho northeast quar
ter northwest fpmrler of S-3s-10w.
easing nt nt 2,30.1 feel with strong
showing of gas.
1'hllllns Petroleum i-oinpnny No
1 In the south went quarter nnrlh
east quarter of 27-2s-llw, drilling
In nt 1.JK5 feet, with strong show
ing nf oil.
Ink In Nn. 3 In thn northeast eor
nr of Ihn snulhesst quarter north
east quarter of 3fi-ls-I0w casing sot
at 2.U0 feel.
John -'. Keys has the fullnulng
new Inentlnns No. 3 Tllley In Hie
southwest quarter southwest qunr
ter northeiiHI qtiarler of 23-lS-IOw
rigging up. Nn It Hills in the
nnrtheast iiiniter sniilhenst cpinrler
snuiiiwest iiuarter or 33-Is-low rig
glng up. No. 1 V. I.. Holdmnn In iho
southwest quarter norlhwosl quar
ter of 28-ls-Klw. rlggliii: up
Jolrti ''. Keys, No 0 dross In the
cenlnr of thn east line of the south
east iiuarler northwest quarter of
2ll-ls-IOw, drilling at 2.010 feel
John ' Keys No. 2 .1 M. Hold
man In tho northwest quarter foulh
wiwt quarter of 28-ls-IOw. slsnd
ardlr.lng at 2.010 feet
John l. Keys Nn 3 .1 M. Ilnld
ttiati In the southwest quarter north
west quarter suuthwnst quarter nf
SH-ls-lOw, drilling at 1,100 feet.
John ' Keys No. 1 Klriciido In
Ihn center nf the west half of
snillhwest quarter northwest quarter
of .1,1-Is low drilling nl with stand
ard tools nl 2.0C0 feel.
John C Keys No I A. I,nwler In
the snulhwest quarter southeast
quarter of 33-Is-IOw, setting cnslng
at 2.003 feet.
Mnrgny Oil company No, 1 In the
southwest corner of Ihn north half
northensl qunrter southeast quarter
or 32-ls-Iow, drilling nt 100 feet.
Mnrgny No. 2 In th ennrthwest
ciunrler northeast qunrter southeast
quarter of 32-ls-10w, rigging up
ranter .no. 4 Mnk In tho north
east quarter southwest qunrter
northeast quarter of 32-ls-10w,
inning nt 200 rent
Mnlernen Southard No, 1 In tho
southenst quarter southeast qunrter
or '.i-i-s-i iw. drilling nt l,32r. reel
Itoss Southard llluo mhhon No. 1
In thn northwest quarter southeast
quarter of 2G-2s-llw, fishing nt
l,r,40 rect.
A. It. M. moving rlc to No.
I'reeman In the nnrthenst ouarter
snuineasi or ii-zs-iow.
Correction The new location of
Iho Panhnndlo OH & Refining Co. In
tin; 'northeast corner of tho west hnlf
northeast quarter of ir-2s-llw, was
reported by mistake last week as a
location or tho Mcillr do -Natural
(as company.
In tho WiiIUtn I'lcdd.
Sprrlal tnTlia Wurl.l
WAI.TIHIH. Okla.. May 24. Ar
other good oil well was completed
this week nnd several others on the
sand will be brought In next week
The lllackstock & Allen well In 2G.
2s-llw Is Increasing Us production
under tho pump which is sllmulat
Ing development In the snulhwest
oxteuslon.
A, It. & M. No, 3 Kreemnn In
tho northeast quarter southeast
quarter of B-2s-10w pumping 75
barrels,
Mnrgny OH company drilling In
No. 2 In tho southeast corner of tho
southwest iiuarler northwest quarter
of 2(i-2s-llw, with strong showing
of oil.
Margay No. 1 In tho northwest
corner of the northwest quarter of
southwest quarter of 2B.2s. Ilw
pumping 40 barrels,
lllackstock A- Allen No. 1 ln the
Numerous I.iH'atlous Itelng Mnclo
Piclal tnThs World.
PONCA CITV. May 24 Ono of
tho busiest oil district ln tho .Mid-
continent field todny Is In northern
lny county, where thn Marlnnd Itn-
rining company him a good well on
it school land quarter, lG-29-3c Oth
er companion nrn netting busy nnd
numerous ocat onn am be nir mscle.
i' ivn navo neen slahecl out not rnr
rroni tho school land test, two by
Marland to tho south, two hv tho
Carter Oil company to tho eastward
and another by tho H.rmo company
10 tnp west.
l'.sllmateM nn thn school land test
run all the way from 1,000 tn 2.00(1
barrels dallv at 3,650 feet. Thn well
has been nlmo.it a yenr In drilling
as It was In wildcat territory nnd It
wn doomed necessary lo tiso caution
every root or thn way downward
Olhnr wells will bo drilled far more
rapidly.
Another llusr Point
Another busy point In this locality
Is the vicinity In tho western Osago
wnern tun .Mnriaml company got n
1.000-barrel well several clays ngn
on thn Ilerthu lllckmnn nllntmenl In
tofiipnliy nnd others The Mcrlnd
will lias been rnnneeieil Willi m
mnln pipe line tn ihe pmiea City re
finery. The wind wns found at 2,919
feet.
The l.awhead Oil Jk Iteflnlng Co.
of Oklshoimi city will start a tt nl
onrn on a bl.iek of Son acres h hslf
Illlle smith nf thn well nil Ihn lllck
tti.ln farm. This rnmpsny hopes to
pick up some nil In the l.JOO.foot
solid, uhern tne Mnrlnnd gol a good
gas.
Toil cm Clark I arm
Thn Mnriaml company has been
drllllni- 14 mnnlbs nn a wildcat left
on the Clark fnrm, Just nnriheast of
Ponca City. 'Hie hole Is dowri nbout
3,8nn fet It Is Imped I hit t tho
J.'jnn-fonl snild Itinv bn fuuml here
It develops thai a hole wns put
dnwn 3,00) fnet on the (l.illagher
furin, nn a school quirter Just
northwest of Pnnca City , iJillllng
wns stniped tieenuse It was tint
knuwii then Hint there Is oil Imlow
that depth. Another lest will bo
clrllltd
Nothlnif will be considered a fslr
test In Knv county henceforward
Hist dues not show si Inast a 3.9n().
foot depth The S.000 fool hole nn
Ihe (Inllagher fnrm wns considered
an excellent lest nt that lime, but
the territory Is now regnided as not
Iwinir tested at all In 1''13 thern
Kvas 11 hole put down on the Puvall
tarni, west nf PnniM cqiy, on tne
hlkaskla liver. In a depth of S.unn
feet. It Is now admitted that annlh-
r deep tesl will ho nocessury In thai
louillty 11N0
llli'l'ltllllig to lb" Deep
The success nf the MarlHiid com
pany In the field south of Ponca
It v. where nig pay was rminci ai
3.1,00 fo-t, on Ihe school land lease
In northern Kay county at 3. did
best nil found In the Hunflower do-
eet, nn the Hickman allntment In
Ihe weilern OsitKe at .lppruxlmacly
3,000 foot'indor McCaskey ,V Weiitz
In the- Iillwnrlh locality lit below
500 feet, makes It certain that
verythlng will go deep in Kay
nuutV henceforward, and already
he oil men ire iirnnhrst Inc that
thla coiinlv will develop Into the big
thing of (he Mld-eoii'lncnt field, to.
gether with tho western Osage stuff
Thn Mb -Co test In the (Jhltoccu
ehnol rcHen'atlnn and that of the
llostnn Oil company. 12 miles
straight north of Poncn City, lire
nlo 'Important test Hint will go
deep to decide whether tho territory
Is producing or not
1 Another Itcqxirl.
Nrccbil to The Worl.l
I'llMW c ill , (JKia , .nay ..i.
Tho gusher, brought In on School
Iind No. 8, In northern Kay coun
ty, by the Mnriaml Kenning com
pany. Is ready to be diillecl Ks'l
mates on Ihe production run all the
wav from BOO to B.cuo narreis. it is
located In the northeast of IB 29 3c
and opens up on entirely new field,
about two mllos east of Iho Chllocco
Indian school reservation. It tins
been connected by pipeline with thn
lleibeson well, several miles south,
and turned Into the line to the Pnnca
City refinery. At ! teet in the nand
the company nnnouncect 11 was men
roocI for 00 barrels. Many additional
tests are to be made In that territory
loulehinn.
W. It. Ifamlllnn's No, 3, on the
Ixinglenf Iimber Co. lease at No
greet, M dillllng nt 11,459 feet.
TiiIni County,
Th "Harvey Crude oil company
lias a 27-barre well In tho south
east of 21-20-12, at a depth of 1,
2tl feet.
Miss Edith Kreidcr
Public! Accountant
115 naiilel llldg. Phono 127'.
With the Oil Men
Carl Khi matt, a prominent me
chanical engineer of Tulsa, Is In New
1 ork for a few d.iya 011 bus.r,css, Mr.
Khrimm bus tn lili credit tlin con.
rt nut Inn of n largo gnsnllno plant
nl pertihing, which plnnt h.it been
ei ii ted for the WPII.ini Iraham oil
A- Ons Co., and It Is nt present man
Ing between 1. 100 and 1,000 gallons
of rnw material dally,
nf gasollno dally.
The firm of ilraves . Cromwell
which Is nperntlnc nt Minknge" nnd
Hhreveport. has npci-i Tulsa offices
In the Inwa building. Ill IP orflce
will be In rhargo of I M Myeis,
who wns formerly nssoclated with
tho Carter Oil company.
lionnld Kingluff. who Is Isltlng
William H lloyd nf the (.imrdlnn Oil
company, was In the lleggs f eld ye
terday Inspecting the enmpntn s
prnperlles nnd looking uter the
completion nf a. new well ln 7-15-11.
Ifarrv Ill.ieV of tho Mack Steel k
Wlm Co. In hern from Kansas City
and 1 accompanied by Capt. John
Hloan, (.ecrotary and ttoasuror oi mo
firm.
Henry Orel of thn Atlantic I'etro
lium company Is le.ivlnu for "Vnh
tngton, P. C, tonight ln tho Intorest
of hl.i company in io niatntr of
taxes.
tt .r. itrewinti. who Is nresldnnt
and manager of thn Oklihoma Ptnr
Iteflnlng company or Kreuoricn, is m
it,n .iiu Mr llrewton has J. 1st re
cently purchased the Oklamndo Ite
flnlng cornpnny or i-iioihcvi unci ;ii
Mlddleslntea OH & Ois Co.. which
ffmpnnlcM will ho consolidated With
thn Oklahoma Btnr Iteflnlng
Ts YOU R H Al R
THIN? LOOKOUT
FOR BALDNESS
Onn In.lUlilnrvl ntie-tinir Interest In
x. i:. nf r.. "f 1-17-1 nii a ii"-
ilnrlnr nrlln. The I. IS r.ijullr
11111,1.1111 1,1 W..l.l c".m, 'r, ...,.,...
tlrlU erer I yenr ol.l. Ititnn Stn.l.
in re nir nnirn wn.n e .,,.
Mimlli llemef, Tntui, flkln.
llntiee ,i'ju,
.ins
tiiune
KlCIIOI.H THAXSI'IIII AND
HTOIIAtiK CO.
Cntln. Pntltlncri t.rseiit Mln
Vn nd Seiinrnn tren Iickr for
llnuaoholit (loods.
We Hold lrnmle Aho rrnfllt
Phone II1-1IS.
DR. IRA ALLISON
III.OOI), SKIN AND
mtiNAKY nisi:.sKH
10 Third Street.
DR. DWIGHT ALLISON
N'on-Surgtrtil Diseases of Wom
en, unci (Jencrnl Office Practice.
10 H J'nst Third Street.
Hours 0 a. in. to 8 p. ni.;
Sunday 0-1".
Apply 0-Ilan Italr Tonic. Ornws
Nc-u llnlr, Make ling, Tliltk
Hair. Stops Dandruff.
Save vnur hair nnd grow new hair
on your hend. Hn lots of long, soft
thick. hiBtroun hnlr. Ilon't get or
stay bald. Simply apply Q-Hn
(pronounced Ku-Han) Hair Tonic.
The spalp Is constantly forming
scales, dandruff and film of grensn
which snap ennnnt remove. You
need Q-ltnn Hair Tonic lo dissolve
nwny thesn nccumulatlons which It
will quickly do, leaving your head
clean and free from Itching nnd
dandruff. Tho length of your hair
enn tie perceptibly Increased tiy
using Q-llan Hnlr Tonic. Tho roots
very rnpldlv absorb Q-Han. Unlet
spots will fill In raplitly and your
halrvwlll slop falling. Your hair
needs this stimulating Q-Ilan Hair
Tonic Ask Steinberg Urns.. Tulsa,
Okla for It. Mall orders. 60 cents.
- Advt
? Many people now Invest In ,
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inyn graiie nsicu siocks inu
tH-.iuU wlclintit rjpitl the Ii, llicy
bur litem en die Ktlll Srtmcle
having lian nd pay for tbcm out
el Ihrir iiuintblr nrnlnstu
Thcv are diijlntf ll hlclilv crottr
able. It I not m chert cue to wrallh.
but It InvarUhly yields liberal Inlet
est d!u a t.rotil.
WKst can he accomplished by thin
pUn is told In l'Hcr I'rtkins' slnry,
Oeting Ahra.1." Ily Investing $25
per mouth for 10 year be accumu
lated 410,000. The booklet tctla
you what stocks be rMSifttu. the divi.
dends receive.! each year, and tne
a) market advance ot eacri stticlu
mmn It's fascinating. Shall we sctul
aa yousuipyt It's tree. Dept. 1.
KRIEBEL (J CO. -
INVESTMENT BAHKESf.
lX7.So.LnSalle St. Chic BetQi
t'ttonslem of Inula Held.
O W. Webster and others have
a mo-narrei wen in soutnwesi or
northeast 2 1-19-1 r.
Webster well No 3 In northeast
nf houthwest Ih on top nf sand and
will be u rilled In .iinnciay.
Cnrnutt & Denver In northwest of
southwest 21-19-lIi nro on top of
sand.
(irccnvtoocl Count)', Kniisni.
Thn (Ireat Southern Oil Co.'s No.
13 Mrlden In the oouthwest corner
of tho nnrthenst of 30 2B-S. got
tho top of tho hand nt 2.115 nnd nt
2.37B is muiiiiig so Parrels niter a
CO quart shot.
ZUMWALT, WILLSON &
GARNETT
Certified Public Accountant
Bpeclal Attention to
Fr.DUKAL TAX PIIOW.KMO
140-41-42 Kennedy Hulldlns
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Phono Oaauo 6328
OIL COMPANIES WITH
PRODUCING PROPERTIES
Drill your offset locations and develop your acreage with NEW
CAPITAL. . , ,
Our demand for first hand securities ot ouch companies Is
greater than our supply.
If your shic t tlmo paper' Is a burden, wo can help you.
If you deslro to quickly Increase your production through the
purchnso of producing properties, wo can furnish you tho
Oi'r'house puts your company on a substantial dividend paying
basis, and enables you to conservatively expand and spread
out In tho oil Industry.
No failures to our credit.
No company or person ever lost money as a result of dealing
with us.
Ai Inquiries treated strictly confidential.
Inquiries from stock brokers nnd fiscal ngentn will recclvo no
consideration.
ADDRESS BOX F-906, CARE WORLD
OIL AND GAS
XaMlti, Bnppllss, llodoctlon, Eto.
New casing for sale, two cars 1 fl
inch, 36 pound, three cars 10. Inch,
32 pound; two cars 0-lnch, 2t
pound! two cars 6n-lnch, 20 pound,
rhono Osago 3079, V. O. llox 282.
Tulsa, Okla. Advt.
Mnn thoroughly experienced In oil
well supplies, both an ualcsman nnd
buyer, wishes position ns salesman
with supply company or buyer with
oil company. Have also hud field
experience nnd 'would consider posi
tion where buying Is combined with
field work. Address 402 1), euro ot
World. Advt.
Invest in Marks and German Bonds.
Anyone familiar with conditions In Qermany and with Iho
sturdy oharaeter. Intollleenoo and love (or work of the German
people, knows that Oermany will be baok on her feet In less than
five years, If given only half a ohanoe. The former Entente
powers have eome to realize that, for their own sake, Qermany
must be afforded that ohanoe.
German Marks and arman Bonds have almost doubled In prloe
since we first published our reoemmendatlon broadcast. They are
still obtainable for about ont'Unth their pre-war value, and,
In our ludemont, offer the greatest opportunity ef the age for large
profits within a rather short period of time. Our circulars will
6 mailed FREE ON REQUEST.
We have the best connections In Qermany DEUTSCHE BANK,
DRESDNER BANK and DISGONTO QESELLSCHAFT. Our own repre
sentative Is on the ground wiih headquarters In STBTTBART.
Thirty-five Years Experience in International
Banking and Finance. '
Mall Bank Draft, Certified Check or Monoy Order with order,
and we will Invost your Dollars In MARKS or BONDS at our rate
for Marks or our prices for Bonds prevailing on the day your order
HOUSTON, FIBLE
& COMPANY
Of Kansas City. Mo.
MRMI1RUH NBW YOHK STOCK
KXC1IANOK and CHICAOO
UOAUD OK TItADK
Flocks, Ilond.i.vQroln and Cotton,
Standard Oil nnd Subsidiary
Ktock, New York nnd lloston
Curb, Liberty Honda Hought and
Sold, Private Wires.
CHAR. I. CHOTCHHTT. .Mgr.
Telephone Oniko H2IM) No, 1 1
liist reiurth St., Tulsn. OUIn.
Is received.
WOLLENBERGER & CO.
f Investment BanKers
105 So. La Satlo Street
CHICAGO
F. W. FREEBORN
Engineering Corporation
e'oiiMillltic rclrnlcum
Kngluccrs
Valuation, Appraisals,
Design, Construction,
Management
nf
Oil nnd Cns I'rnik'rtlei
Mnyn Hulhllng, Tiil-a, Okla.
Slaughter Ithlg. Dallas, Tcvis
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
COLU.MUUS. iJIIIO
Ihono O&ngo 7100, 7401, 7402, 7003 or h. D. 13
nKFiNrJtius
ccsmNc;. okia.
PRNKHAIi OrFICKS
Transportation nullillnc, Chicago
imANcnns
ri,i:vi:i,.ND
m:v YOHK
IlKANCHia
TU1-SA
KANSAS CITV
ST. LOUIS
im.Nciii:s
roiiT wot mi
WICHITA l'AM.S
SAN I'llANflSCO
Aflit'STA, OA.
SHHKVKl'OHT
i
Oil aiut Can Lease for bnlo. North of
IlrLstow, Okla.
Regular commercial leaso, expires
October 2th, 1922, unless then pro
ducing' oil or Ens; located in north
west ot southwest quarter of section
39, township 16 north, range 9 east;
was allotted to Aurora Colllnu; con
tains 40 acres; price $150 per acre,
or 6,000, Address J, O. Hamilton,
iJJox 681, Balrd, Texas. Advt.
TheNational Supply Co.
DEPENDABLE
Oil Well Supplies
Service satisfactory to tho customer is the first principle
of our business. Branches located in all principal
points in the Mid-Continent oil fields.
I Strand berg,
iMcGreevy &Co.'
, MUM I KKS
l Neir Orleans i' it ton ISxchang
' Chicago Hoard of Trado
New York Stock Hxchango
, I'ltlVATIC WIHKH
Stocks - Gram - Cotton
Liberty Honda nought and Sold
OICOHOK I. KYSIMt, .Managor
Phone 7200
lil Raat Third Htreot (Hotel Tulsa)
McEwen Mfg. Company
Office nm! Wnrtti
TiiWn, Okla.
Mauiifni'turcrs of
Mi'l'.iicn (aN I'nglnrs
Hand Wheel roucis
I'oiicr rumps and ruuiplii'; dncbii
Dciilcrs m
ripe, Casing anil Oil Well Suppli
STOUKS
TiiKi llcgi
CoWngton Hitngcr
WITH THE LIVE ONES IN
THE REFINING BUSINESS
. JJNION PETROLEUM COMPANY
II I-MM ? tMU 1'VtiAtiiHt.Mtcl UIT1 t CI
Tuisx Office; Codcn IJIdp. Thon 4 40)
WHITE OIL CORPORATION
luioorcmis and hki'inkhs
HOMK OKK1CK No. flfi Ilroad St , New York
Tenth Kloor, Kennedy III Jr.. Tulna, okla.
HARVEY CRUDE OIL COMPANY
I'HODUCEKS, HBKINKRS, THANSl'ORTHHS
Waldhelm Hldg.. Hlchards Blclg,
Kan.i City, Mo. rulna,
W. H. BARBER COMPANY
Always In market for petroleum products.
MIN.NHAI'OI.IS AND CHICAOO
COSDEN & COMPANY
IUOH OHAliK riSTHOLKl'M IMIODUCTS
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
LAKE PARK REFINING COMPANY
General Pales Offlco
1UALTO IltMLUlNO. KANSAS I'lTV, MISSOURI
Refineries at Okmulgee, I'onca City, Cushing and Jennings, Oklahoma
STANDARD TANK CAR CO.
TANK CARS KOR SAI.K OR I.nASB
Otttcfm- - . PROMPT DElilVKRY
nces. Arcade nulldlng. St. Iuln. Peoples Oas Ilulldlne, Chicago.
rlantfli Sharon, To.
DOMINION OIL & GASOLINE CO.
X10.13 Hivn ... GOOD OAROUNR
' 3 "AlO ItLDO. PHONB OSAOi: 13S
Prnrliirinn fr Pnfininrr Gnmnnnv
TUr.RA. nt... . . .f
' 'Hi and a it,
H. Iloulder '
Ok'MtTf.OKK. OliT.A
Robolt nulldlnt;
ACME PETROLEUM CO,
Kani. ci... ..C'M'caKO Office. V .Vucnuipin Avrnun
101 i K,.?.f'cn' Tills Office. W Dallas Omre.
rr;v;iJ' aos First Nat' nidg. 5(in itognr Hide
U'L., OAS OIL, KRROSKNi;. NAPHTHA, OASOI.INB
BIERY OIL COMPANY
FV.lnk Mn Mints' Vm.i thii.u...i. i.
337 Kennedy nidg. Phnnfn 0ac 7570.7571
OHIO CITIES GAS COMPANY
RKFINKRIRS AT CUSHING AND ARDMORK
INDIAHOMA REFINING COMPANY
Refineries at Okmulgee, Okla.; Kast St. Louis, III.
ST. LOUIS OFFICK: KRDKRAL RI'SKRVB HANK HLDC1.
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
TULSA. OKLA.
PRODUCKRS AND RKFINKRS OF 'TARCO" tbtroleum
PRODUCTS
New First National Tlank Building.
SAPULPA REFINING'COMPANY,
PHONB 277
Manufacturers Petroleum Products Sales Dept.
712 New First National Hank Rldg.
EMPIRE REFINERIES, INCORPORATED
Refineries Located at: Okmulgee. Oklahoma City, Cushing, Ponca
City, Okla., and Gainesville. Texan.
Sales Office Phono 700; 323 Unty Huldng, Tnln.a
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR .
CORPORATION
R. J. SHARP B and R. T. MUSSER. Resident Agents rhono S389
ROXANA PETROLEUM CORPORATION
PRODUCER3 AND REFINERS
St. Louis, Mo., Arcade nidg. Tulsa, Okla.,' Mayo Bids
Chicago, 111., Continental Commercial Bank nidg.
SHAFFER OIL & REFINING COMPANY
REFINERIES AT CUSHING
Sales Office, 208 South IiSallo Streot. Chicago
LIVINGSTON OIL CORPORATION
LIVINGSTON REFINERS CORPORATION
Burkburnett Crude for Safe Petroleum Products
438-447 Kennedy Building AH Phones 64,0
ALL COMMUNICATIONS TULSA, OKLA.
NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY
TANK CARS LEASED. REPAIRED AND REBUILT
Geo. F. Brlgham, Southwest Representative. 1001 Daniel Bldg
Works. Coffeyvlllc, Kansas Telephono 1180
KANOLA OIL & REFINING COMPANY
An Express Trust
PRODUCERS OF CRUDE OIL
Suite 423 Kennedy Building
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
CHICAGO CLEVELAND
GENERAL REFINING COMPANY
TULSA ARDMORE
LUBRITE REFINING COMPANY
ItEFINERS OF HIGHEST GRADE LUBRICATING OILS
LUBRITE LUBRICATES RIGHT
Sixty Ter Cent Better Lubrlcatmg Than Any Other Oil
General Office: Arcade Building St. Louis. Mo.
MIDWEST MARKETING COMPANY
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Sales Office 20 East Jackson Blvd.. Chicago
General Office 305 Now FIrt National Bank Building, Tulsa, Okla.
Phones 167 and 3660
WE MARKET EVERY PETROLEUM DERIVATIVE
Phono 4522
WESTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
Tulsa Office, Cosden Building. General Offices: Chicago, 208 LaSalle
Stieet. New York Office: 17 Battery Place.
MIDCO BLDG.. TULSA CONWAY BLDG., CHICAGO
Minm ott. sat.it.s rnMDAMv
66.58 Initial 130-140 EndVoInt 430-440
58-60 Initial 130-140 End Point 428
Better Gasoline for
tho Betler Trado
IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS
General Officee: Ft. Worth, Texas Refinery: Aidmore, Okla.
OKLA. PRODUCING & REFINING CORP.
OF AMERICA
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS
Sales and Central Offices, O. P. t R. Bldg., Tulsa, Okla,
THE MARLAND REFINING COMPANY
HEFINERS OF HIGH GRADE CRUDE
PONCA CITY. OKLAHOMA
J. F. CAMPION OILS
PROMPT SERVICE
S07-808-S09 COSDEN BLDG.
PHONES 6S15
COMMERCE PETROLEUM COMPANY
ALL REFINERY PRODUCTS
1003 Daniel Bldg. Our Own Tank Cars Call Osige 1150
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Tulsa. Okla., 215 Sinclair Bldg. New York. 120 Broadway
Chicago. Conway Rulldlnj:
LAKE PARK REFINING COMPANY
GENERAL OFFICES
RIALTO BUILDING, KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI
TULSA OFFICE. 519 MAYO BUILDING
REFINERIES, OKMULGEE AND PONCA CITY. OKLAHOMA
OASOLINE PLANTS SAPULPA, BIXBY. OKLAHOMA
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