The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], December 21, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Image 15

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1920
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office 241
W. H. PECK
Residence 2442
Its No. 4 Thompson (ut in, la the
nottlivast or 21-1-1U.
The H!( v Oil comnnny's No. 3
Ilemoro liilN 1,000 foot of fltliil In thu
hole (rum sand topped nt ",738 (rut.
ino wcu in loc.ncu ill ilia touincnsi
of 32-10-10.
nil. MAHKKT .QUOTATION
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MOCorelcan llilit.. JO?
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X.C3llenr)a(l 1.40
l.elltanier o
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..Beri report followlnf pfleaat
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Keroena 11 r
Krro'tn
Oi up .
rui on
10 0
Ao Tamper Mu
Ther i h absolutely no danger of u
cut In the price, at least until aftor
Christmas. as tho mun who would
I nvo thu nei vo to hand a Christmas
ircscnl to tho oil producers that
would cist a gloom over the entire
mldcontinunt Held, because Christ
mas has becomo a real institution,
anil means us much to tho oil In
dustry us it does to iinyono any
vthoro, would bo an outcast forever
more In any country where oil men
congregate-
Tiiu only nian who ever camo this
way (rem Ohio, and acknowledged
baling voted ftCox, predicted whim
lu-ru that tho oil men voro going to
ctt a Christmas present In tho way
Si a hit? cut In price. He Wiw h.ud
boiled lung beforo ho waa In tho oil
Mine, and would inako a pessimist
green with envy. And now, If It is
net iiossiblo for tho pipe lines to lay
their cards on tho table, and glvo out
a Ilttlo Insldo dope an to how things
are going, it Is just as well to state
here anil now, that many of the bin
(cllnws who have had the nurvo, and
tho gambling Instinct to amass a big
fortune drilling wells, bio willing to
btt any part of a. thousand dollars
at the very enticing odds of 3 to 2
ihnt the nrlro wilt not bo cut, at
least during tho prosont flurry, or
Jong uftor overy omer cumiiuuiiy
.Km n.n;hcd an unheard of low level
' Now tho reason Is obvious. The
hnlnpR.sTs In tho handB of men who
nro better sports and more patriotic
than any other class of peoplo, as Is
easily proven uy mo iaci mat uur
Jiig tho war tho oil producors nnd
refiners worked at full speed to sup
tilv the allies with the much needed
oil, and whllo doing this saw every
other lino of business profiteer to
the limit. Thoro was no prouiccr
ing among tho oil men, and many a
Imp whpn It nnneared absolutely
nff(irv that tbev L'ot a raise 111
price, thoy wore mighty nhortly In
formed mill mere wus nuiiuut; uuum,
And so, prices for everything that
goes Into a well, soared sky high,
labor cost double, taxes wore nnd
m hrvond tho limit of nrowar lmng
Inatlon, and when It comes to tho
hUh cost of living, there is mighty
little chanco that any ono forgets
war prices these merry days beforo
Christmas, ns toys for tho kids aro
costing as much an tncy over urn, ana
ir-u nrn Around n. dollar a dozen.
No chonce for tho oil man to stand
n rut nn A look nleasnnt. Ho can
tnako expenses nnd mako ends meet
nnn i.n with n rut In nrlco It would
bo mighty hard to figure where the
government wouia aerivo any ruvu
r,n from tho income tax on oil men,
which ban bcon o prolific a sourco
of revenue.
A Refiners' Dream
n j,nnriir If it will come true.)
Tho problems nrlsmg over tho last
tdvanco or 35 per ceni in iiuu
rates, Including othor Uttlo pcrquls
Ites, like 50 ndvanco In Pullman
rates, for tho benefit of tho rail
rnnrtu. seem to havo given an added
impetus to my indigestion, and ono
night whllo sleoplng moro or less
soundly, a vision of this kind went
through my trounioa orain:
An ndvanco of 2BCJ had been or
dered in tho rates which was very
necessary to tho prosperity of tho
railroads. It was estimated that this
would furnish tho rovenuo required.
It was found, however, that this
would not do, nnd under tho Gum
ming Act tho railroads received uti
other 35 ndvanco In rates.
Tho Interstate commerce commis
sion is Instructed by tho CummlngH
Act to see that tho railroads have
revenuo enough to pay 6"? on n
valuation that, In my dream, lookod
like a linlluon.
The first advance of 25-X. which
everybody will concede was Justified,
nail thu icnuoncy to take (rom ine
rails nnd put on water transportation
and In trucks, n certain percentage
of lha business. Tho additional
3 ft To ndvanco lopped off the oil traf
flo from a largo percentage of the
territory east of the Mississippi river
and put on to trucks a majority o(
(no traffic to no delivered within
150 miles from all distributing con
tors. It took from the transconti
nental lines tho oriental oils which
they had been hauling profitably,
and brought the boats bearing it
through thn Panama canal, anil In
thousands of ways curtailed the bual
ness on the railroads.
Tho rumor Is that it will be noc
cusary to havo another advance In
the lutes which, let us say, to keep
tilt tho record, will bo nn advance
of .10. This will make it very prof
itable to put nil kinds of traffic
where there aro passablo roads, oi
o trucKs. which will or course ne
reittM another advance, and so
on unlimited.
My mind then wandered lo a no
rlod 00 yearn from now. My grand
daughter with her 10-year-old son
was iiying over Texas in an air
piano express. Tho bov. na bovs
will, was looking: around and saw n
crooked, winding rldgo traversing
tho country, nnd wanted to know of
his mother what that was. Hho to d
him that when sho was a little girl
lliero wcro such th nun as railroads
in this country, but that they had in
creased tho rates so much that all
the trairic was taken o(f and put on
to trucks ana rivcrtt. anil tho ra 11
roads, wero finally abandoned, nnd
tno rails mated away, nnd tha
crookod embankment which ho saw
was what was onco tho "T. & 1
railroad.
In my dream I was restlntr om
fortably In tho smooklng room o
tho airplane and I thought that II
took a HUddcn drop earthward, but
(outul nut in my worried condition
that I had Just rolled out of bed und
woko up.
Good Showing South of
the Townaite
Misiner ft Hteelc. drilling In 17-
1510, Just south of the townsltn of
Slick, havo n showing for n good
well In thn Dutcher sand, the top
being found til :,(' 2 (ec(, which Is
certainly unusually high, us coin-
parcu with tho neurest well to (ho
eust, which is the Twin Htuto well.
In 10-15-10, which got the ton o(
tho Dutcher at about 2.760 feet,
OIL ANDGAS
IniH Soppllea Troilortlon, Eta.
Anillfii und Arcountlnc
" Done promptly, books posted and
systomatuca. mono usago siu-'
Advt.
You can often avoid Plugging
well by using a flnlral (Uulberson)
Bottom Water Plug, sold by the Oil
District Supply Co.. 418 South
Boston. Advt.
Wnntcd.
:oo 8,000-srallon 'and 100 10,000
fallon tank cars not over flo years
old, built by any standard manufac
turer, to be delivered next Febru
ary and March. N-40 care worm
Efficient Hold servlco Okla
Meter & dos Testing Co. Osago,
. Advt.
Keenrtr Plnn Jtr Ptuntilv Hn.. nf
ftTS for lmmntlliitn Hhlument out of
stock In any quantity, line plpo from
' up to h" inclusive, casing from
4 7-S" to 26" Inclusive. AVe sell at
Prepont market prices. See ua bo
foro placing your order. Offico 619
y E. First street. Phones Osago
6. 453S, Ld. 80, Tulsa, Okla
fcavt.
. Have first class drilling nronosi
"on in the Osago. Well located
structurally and good for big wells
lauross p. o. 13
Okia. Advt.
3ox 1081. Tulsa
. For your depletion and tax nrob
Icms, accounting and systematizing
cH Carl U nico. C. P. A.. 517 Ken.
)edy Bldg. Phone Cedar 27.t-
ovt.
FOH SALE Caslnir nil sires, now,
ued o nliio nnd tubing. W-
buy used casing, abandoned lines
nd wells. Ooadmun A rtlngold. 32C
Central Rank, Tulsa, Osage 9564,
r it.. Advt. i
Patriotic at Okmulgee
The consensus of onnlnn nmnnrr
Okmulgeo oil producers Is In favor
of a, complcto shutdown for one
week, according to advices from
there received yesterday. This is
tno result or The Texas company s
offer to reduco tho runs fifty tier
cent.
It Is nlKO noted that tha InAln.
noma Hefinlng company has done
away with tho payment of all prem
iums on crude, which U a mighty
good thing, as tho oil producers
should never havo charged a prem
ium in tho first placo. They are
Just ns certain of getting their mono'
iur witir uu irom me inuianoma ns
unyono. i
Strong Showing of 0l in
Welhton'a Deep Teat
Tho drill in tho Rnvlnenr TPntrn.
leum company's test on tho Bates
farm entered an 18-foot sanrt Thnrn.
day. which was strongly Impregnat-
cu wim on, which nas proved very
encouraging to those directly asso
ciated with tho drilUng operations,
and of great Interest to those moro
remotely concerned with tho prog
ress of tho test. Tho sand was
reached ut a depth of a littlo over
900 feet. Tho Wollston News.
In the Deaner Pool
Tho Oklahoma Oil coinpaiiv'a Nn.
2 woll located In the northwest cor
ner of tho southwest of IG-ll-il,
Deaner pool. Is flowlnir at ho ruto
of 125' barrels dally from tho 2,442-
mot pay. i no well is now quite, com
pleted and is looklnir like n mtirhtv
nlco producer. No. 3, located at tho
center of tho east lino of tho north
east of southwcot of thtft section, Is
spudding, and N"o. 4, located at tho
centor or tno north lino la moving in
tools.
Skelly and the Okllana Interests
havo a rig up for a test In tho north
east corner of tho south half of
southwest of 16-U-ll-
At Bald Hill
The Independent Oil & Qas Co. has
a uooch sand producer in Its test
In tho northeast cornor of southwest
of northeast of 35,15-H. Hand was
tapped at 1,135 feet and It Is now
flawing at the rate of 75 barrels,
natural, at but a few feet In tha
pay. Thoy will drill In today and ex
pect to havo a 100-barrol producer
when completed. A twin well will
bo drilled to tho deep pay.
J. Alex Dingwall, jr.,
Operations
In tho aik'k district J. Alrx IHiil'
wall, Jr.'s, well No. 3 in tho north
east of northwest of southeast of
3-15-10. Mora Jacobs farm. Is ilrlll
lug nt .185 feet. This location Is soiKh
or (ho iriglnnl well which was aban
donod nt 2,200 feet becnuso of n
bnd fishing Job. N"o. 5 on the samr
leasa In the southwest of southwest
of southeast Is being cleaned out.
This well has been flowlnir nt thn
rate of 150 to 200 barrels a day. This
won whs completed before thn thlr
tcorith. No- li on (ho same leaso In
(ho southwest of northwest of south
cast Is a rig.
in tho Pawneo district J, Alex
Dingwall. Jr.'s. well In tho north
west of northwest of southeast of 27-
23-4o, Kd wards farm. Is drilling nt
1,150 feet, after having set tho 12V4'
Inch casing at 1,100 feot.
Ill tho Henryettn district J. Alex
Dingwall, Jr.'s, well In tho southeast
Of southeast of southeast of 29-10
Knos Deor nllatmetd, Is drilling at
296 feet. Mr. Illnxwall's well Nn. 2
In tho center of the west line of the
northwest of southwest of 34-12-12,
Holmes fnrm, Is rigging up. .
In tho Koystone district tho same
enmpnny Is spudding its No. 3 In
tho center of the south lino of this
nordieast of northeast of 27-13-10,
qulnn farm.
Skelly Operations
The Hkelly Oil eompnny has the
top of tho pay at 2,554 feet with n
showing of both gas and oil. but
aro shut d6wn until they get better
pipeline facilities, In No, 5 Lee Clin
ton farm in tho west half of noith
wwt of 1C-15-10.
On tho Hturtevnnt fnrm In tho
north half of northwest of 4-1K-10,
tho Skelly Oil company hati n CO
barrel well at n total depth of 2,081
feet, whllo its No. 2 llemoro In
the northeast of southeast of 32-
lfi-10 Is estimated nt 50 barrels In
tho 2.745 to 2,758-foot pay.
In tho Osage, tho Skelly interests
drilling on the Sha-Tnh-Tsa-A allot
merit nt tha center of tho west line
of southeast of 23-24-8, brought in
No. 7, making: 60-nnrrels tno first
is hours after the shot. It is now-
estimated at 75 barrels dally. No.
8 on this leaso is drilling at 1,905
feet. '
West of Valo tho Skelly people
hnvn n an-barrel producer, nnturnl,
nnd aro now preparing to shoot their
No. 2 Berry in inn noumwrm. tur
ner of southeast of 22-13-4. The
total depth of this well Is 3,479 feet.
In the Chilocco Field
Two moro wells nro nenrlng the
producing stage In what Is known as
the Chilocco field In north contr.il
Kay county, a field that was opened
nbout six months ngo by tho Mnr
land company In getdng a GOO-barrel
producer on n school land leaso nt
about 3,600 feet, in 16-27-3 east. Tho
I.ovn No. t on the Iive farm, a mile
south, Is only a few feet from tho
pay and may bo expected In at any
time, nnd the Carter No. 1. also south
of tho discovery well, bus drilled to
3,663 feet, somewhat deoper than
the Marlnnd. This tns( Is being
plugged back lo tho Marlnnd nand,
where It will make n small well,
Tho Cld-Co company is drilling at
nbout 3,600 feet on the Chilocco
school rcservo nnd Is expecting n
producer In tho .Marlnnd sand. Tho
Mnrland producer, however, is be
tween two und thrco miles east of
the Mid-Co test.
finvoy Hub Two Nice Produrcrs.
Tho Savoy Oil company brought In
two nice wells the past week In tho
Heggs district, No. 4 on tho smith
farm, located nt tho centor of the
south lino of the southeast of north
east of 25-15-10 being a 100-barrol
woll In the Wilcox sand, while No. fi
nn the same farm Is estimated nt 75
parrels daily and prodiuing froin
tho Dutcher sand- The latter Is lo
cated In tliu suiKhwent corner of the
siilKheasl of northeast of 25. No. C
in thn center of tho eiiHt lino of
snulhdvtt of northeast of that sec-
lion Is n Hi,'.
Okmulgee District
Completions
The Magnolia Petroleum com
pany's tost on tho C. Monro fnrm In
tho northeast corner of the north'
Wist of 34-IH-I.1 Is dry nt 2.710 (eel.
This Is nn old well drilled deeper.
S t in n i,-li M IMwaidH llrim.' test
lociitcd at tho center of the west line
of the soiKhwest of liortlica.it of .15
in-i;t in mnklng half n million (eet
of gas from the 1,7111-foot pay. This
well lin.1 boon plugged back from thu
l.S.ir.-fiot Klratn.
Tho Wright Producing & tiffining
Corporation has n dry hole m 2.700
feet In No. 5 llalley, locnted nt (ho
ceiKfr of the west linn of tho north-
eust of southeast of 3316-12.
In ic Muskogee District
Morton nnd others drilling No. 13
on tho Thnngo farm at the center of
tho north lino of thn southeast of
northeast of 6-14-1 s Is good for from
5 to 10 barrels fitter n shot In the
1.100 to 1,215-foot sand.
The Malon Oil Coniiiany's No, I
Mcttowo nt tho southwest corner of
tho southwest of northwest or 2t
14-16 Is dry nt 1,610 feet.
Thn Invader Oil company's lest on
(ho C. jacKson mini in urn snuin'
east corner of northwest of south
west of 8-1 4-10 ts making 5,000,000
feet of gns from the shnllow sand
found nt 820 feet.
holding Up In that dlsltlct, but new
wells nro coming In with an In
ci rased production.
The Magnolia Petroleum roiupatij
li drilling a deep test not far from
this new producer.
A 25-bnrrel producer was brought
In on tho rreusley farm In srrtion
27-lsfw yesleulny at around 680
feet.
With the opening of the new ter
ritory to (he north of thu lhiiuiui
pool by tho giant gasser, activity in
that section of .Stephens county H
now lapldly spreading over a largo
area of territory which has herelo-
roro seen but Utile drilling.
With the Oil Men
Prank Dlngwell Ml last night for
New York illy where ho will visit
his parents ivcr the holidays. J.
.Vlena Dlngwell Is now In New York,
having gone there tho latter pai t of
November.
Miss Miimiio White, sectetnry to
Dana Kelsey of tho Prairie Oil
linn Co., was culled to Tnpekn, Kali ,
.estcrdsy on account of her f ut hoi
having been hurt in a mttotnohllo no
i Ident, and who slin'o succumbed lo
Prom ten to twenty (esls are now I lis InJurlivi. Miss White has ihc
way in nun unmixiiatn vi- .sympatlis or inn enure eomuniiy in
hr r s id beienvumi'iit
Dec. 18. Ac
Indications tin
Duller County, Kansas
The nmnlre (Ins Punl Co.'sj No
11 well on thn Haines farm ill the
southwest corner of tho southeast of
southeast of fioiltheast of 1 7-2 4-4
llutlnr county, Knnsas, hns been put
on the pump and Is mnklng 45 bnr
rols dnllv from the 2,448 to 2,453
foot sand.
In the same district tho Mid-Kansas
Oil & On Co. hns a 100-barrol
producer In (ho 1,907 (o 1,928-foot
pay, In Us No. 9 Knolenberg, In
(ho soulheast corner of tho south
west of northeast of 18-29-4.
News From the
Duncan Field
Hpeclnl to The World.
DUNCAN, Okla,,
cordlni; to nrosont
Ha so Una Oil company has a nig
producer In section 25-ls-Pw new
Duncan pool. Wednesday tho wcl
bridged nnd la now forcing the oil
through this bridge. Drillers at tin
location declnro that it sIiowh cvorj
Indication of being ono of tho bes
wells In tho new pool, and Is a south
ward extension of tho field, bolnp
ono half mile from thif orlglnn
Magnolia well on the Ilrooks farm
There aro two strings of pipe In th
hole, tho S 1-4 bolng set at 1767 and
and tho 6 6-8 at 2,036. President
Johnson of the Daso Unn loft fo
California today nnd Immediately
upon his return the well will be
drilled In with stnndard tools.
Tho best well so far drilled in thi
Kast Stephens county shallow poo
Is reported from section 6-2-4. Thb
woll from (hn shnllow 600 foot sand
hns nn Indicated production or rron
sn to 100 barrels. This well Is ex
pecten to greatly rnvlvo Interest In
tho P.nst iltenhens county pool an'
Indicates Hint production Is not only
under
ilnlty and the federal OH nnd (ins
company spudded In yesterday In
section 25-lli.w. Theio urn der
ricks up in sections 2S, 2H, 32 In
9w. Acreage In thin area li selling
at fancy prices. Operators who have
a survey of all thn fields am of tin
opinion that probably tho winter's
greatest activity will be seen In thli
immediate territory, although many
new tests aru stinting wout of the,
new Duncan pool west of the ills
rovery well In section 33-lsSw and
In the shallow Hast Hteplx.nn county
district.
Tho Kmplrn company test on thn
Van Cleave farm In section 'J-2-H Is
reported drilling ut around 3,000
leei, TOO JNoblii well III M-Clloii 21
t.ii u ....... i. .n .1... -..... . .i.i
.-' (1 ii'-mitiK Kill i;ui 1 1 lid
nnd Ih hearing the contract depth
and Is expecting to pick up the sand
usually found nt that depth In the
Heaver field. Tho Montgomery Drill
log company of Oklahoma City Is
drilling tho well.
The Kmplro (las nnd Puel com
pany nn Ihn Hen Hlchardsnn farm
In section 26-23 will deepen Its
well with a rotary.
Drilling operations on tho Mnlkn
test In septlnn 2K-(v have been re-
i -ijtinl-i;ii UN Nl.XT TAOIJ
KEYSTONE
LMnCHINrTl'&WPECKE CQi
i .'iinur rinun has
I ClNClNNML (I'll 11AJN Vlfl.
Hill ham:
At a llargiiln N.10
feet of I 'ft Inch Cni
lug lane, slightly
tiM-o; 'J,:i"n feet i
? inch Drilling Line,
sllglill) Until.
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MCltOIJl THAN8FKB AND
HTOKAOE CO.
Crating i Packlnai Larrnt Mnnai
Van and Separata Iron Lockva (or
Ilouiahold Ooodi.
Wa Hold a rromla Ahota rrofllt
Vhona 111118.
hns tho
In the Reggs and
Slick Fields '
Tho Carter Oil company
top of tho nand at 2,6u6 feot in Its
No. 0 Grayson, located In tho north
least of 9-1 D-10. ,
The' Iron Mountain Oil company Is
on top of tho sand at 2,661 feet In
STRANDBERG,
McGREEVY & CO.
Mi:tm:ns
New York Stock Richanga.
Chicago Hoard of Trada.
New Orleant Cotton Exehancs.
riUVATH W'lRKS
STOCKS, CHAIN. COTTON
Mbtrty llondi nought and Sold
I'AtJI, II. niXO.V, Manager
PHON1'. 71100
1J1 East Third Ht. (Hotel Tolas.)
J. A. PRINGLE
OIL PRODUCTION
Leases. Drilling Contracts,
905-08 Kennedy Hid.
Phone Osage 3250
Sl'IMECT TO 'ONTinHATIOJi
We Will Buy
ATI.AH l.irK INNt llANCK CO.
(II.4IIV8 lll'.I.I.K OH,
INVAllCllS Ml' OKLAHOMA
KiMmoou on,
Nom.r, on, ti OAS
17. H. COMrilHHMO.V INNKIl TL'IIK
Wll.l'O.V OIL & (I AH
We Will Sell
Allan Ufa Imurnnco. Co 1.
llt 1'rnrt. A M-I lt
(Vnlral National Oil
(llailyi lllle nil common CO
i(b' tit-llo Oil irffrrcJ It
llllo.vy CnninlliUteil II
llnrvry Cruile oil II
Invaders ( Okluhnnm 1.99
InvmlMi of Texan .0T
Kliignnoil OU common 4,10
Lyons I'elroloum 1.1'
Mitchell Production Jo
Meridian I'etroleum (0
Noble Oil & Oas common 1
Oklahoma Texaa Prod, Ilef... .1
Heputillo Itednlnir 01
Hanger-Itnclc lilanil Oil A !tf.. .to
hoaman Oil... SK
Tei-I.n-Hnina prcferrtil ',25
Triple O Oil u 3.10
Tiirman Oil .
I' H. CnmrrcMlon Inmr Tuba.. 11,10
Prion Natlondl Hank, Tulaa. . .KS.0I
t'nlon Oil of Wichita J
Wilcox Oil A Oa 4.60
WrlKht Prod, Ilef II
I.llir.KTY IIONPH IIOCOIIT
ANI HOI.I1
lUnllited Bacurltlea Tlought, Holo
and Quoted.
Tulsa Securities Co.
K. I- Talman. Manager
tl3:i Central Natloaal Hank IIMg.
Ce4ar 111 Tulaa, Okla.
RAYMOND SUPPLY CO.
Pipe, Casing and Tubing
CHTO LINK I'lPK
10,000 (I. 4-Inch
10,000 ft. 8-Inch
10,000 ft. 2-Inch
,000 ft. .lnch
1,100 ft. S.lnch
1,500 ,ft. 10-Inch
Jobbers of New Dabblta and lead In la
wlpln ran In all grartee New wait etc
load lota for prompt uenverjr.
Try ua on your next order. We ara fully equipped to cut and thread plpa
(iva-ir-K, e.ll.'.'3'l l.mili Itlda. 'A(iK7S.
I'AIUJS AMI IVA1(KII0CH1'-IS0SI5 KART rOHTOItlA HT.
NEW CASINO AMI TCniNO
Many care en rnula and about Tuba
it Interesting prlcei.
fSKIl CAHt.NO AMI TCni.VO.
K larre stock of thle material In
llock In all elxca at very low prlcee.
larga ipiantltlea In itock. Sanitary
carrieu in our wrNmu , v-
K. T.
FOR SALE
Havo on linnfl for Immediate delivery 50,000 foot, 4-fncli utand.
ard lino pipe, nt our jords, Hrady and Frankfort streets, Tuba,
Oklahoma. '
AMERICAN SUPPLY CO.
OFFICE: 218 PAMiAS M.DO.
Osago 7386.
YAIID
Cedw est
Oil Companies
With From 25 to 250 Barrel
Settled Production
IF IN FINANCIAL. DIBTUES3 It will be to your advantage to con
sider consolidation with sirong operating company with ample
funds to meot your obligations, and continue tho development of
your holdings.
In reply stato amount of dally production, flush or settlod, grade,
and general location.
Addreis, Box N-14, WORLD
it i. it n t it i o motohh
repaired, lutmllt and KvotlB
. Ul f.tpert Mechanic..
DAT AND NIOIIT StSKVICat
II" 111 K. Second SI,
l-hnna I'edae III
Mllil Phone Heat im.t.
nOIIOK KI.KtTltll" lOalPANI
OSAGK COUNTY
salo map now ready showing
development, prices paid at
picvloiiH sales nnd quarter soo
(Ions lo bo sold at coming salo
October 121b, 190.
Ciipiiincrclal Hluo I'rliulng
Kiiglnccrlng nnd Drafting
j Kuppllcs.
Triangle Blue Print
& Supply Co.
Hotel TuImi llldg., Tnlsa, Okla.
l'lionp Osage B08R
Anderson & Gustaf son Jnc.
Refiners & Marketers
OK
Petroleum and Its Products
Kvery day in the year our facilities aro at your Kcrvlco for a qulckor
and broader market for all Mld-Contlncnt petroleum products
Phonos Osago 7460, Ud'l, 7003 or L. I). lJf
CUHIIINO, OlCbA.
nranches:
TUI.HA
KANHAH CITY
ST. LOUIH
Ileflncrlou:
OICNEHAI, OI'FICnS
llranches:
KOI IT WOIIT1I ,
WICHITA FA!. LA
HAN FltANClHCO
AUOUKTA. f.A.
COMJMHtJB, OHIO
llranches:
CI.KVKI.ANIJ
NIW YOUIC
BHItKVKl'OIlT
WITH THE LIVE ONES IN
THE REFINING BUSINESS
OIL STATE REPINING COMPANY
ENID, OKLAHOMA
High Grade Fetroloum Products from Clarber Crude
W. H. BARBER COMPANY
Always In market for petroleum products
MINNBArOMH AND CHICAGO
PHILLIPS HIGRADE REFINING CO.
l'BTHOI.KUM IMtOUUCTH
Ilefliiciii8
Okmulgee, Oklahoma.
Hales Offices, Tulsa, Okla.,
First Nat'l Hank llldg.
Livingston Refiners Corporation
PHODUCBItS HKFINKIIS MAHKI'TKIIH
All I'roduclH of I'etroli-iiin. All I'lioncs Osago 0420
General Offices, Tulsa, Okla.
EXPORT OIL CORPORATION, (INC.)
FlrstNatlonal Hank llldg., Tulsa, Okla.
1unl Telephone Oi;ugo No. 2780
Long Distance, I,. D. No. 163
Purchasers of all petroleum products for export.
HAI.KH OKK1C1.S:
New York No. 01 Hrondway Paris Continental Hotel
Hxport Terminals at Avondnle, New Orleans, 1m.
THE ALLIED REFINING COMPANY
PllODUCHHS AND ItCFI.NKItH OK I'KTItOI.ISUM
Hcnornl Officca, 415 Kennedy llldg., Tulsa; Hennery, Okmulgee, Okla,
PHONES OSAdlJ 110-8094
COSDEN & COMPANY
HIOH (111 A D1C PKTHOI.HUM I'KODWCTS
Tulwi, Oklahoma
CONSTANTIN REFINING CO.
Ocnoral Offlccu. Tenth floor, I'lmt Natlonul Hank llldg.
Hoflncrli's, Tulsa, Dcvol.
Phone, Osat'o 0020.
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY
PKTHOI.KUM PHODUCT.4
Tulsa, Okln., 215 Hlnelalr llldg. New York. 120 Hroadway
Chicago, Conway Hulldlng.
CHESTNUT & SMITH CORPORATION
Manufnctureis Cnslnghend,
Phone Osugo C220.
AbHorptlnu and lllvndcd flasollno
Tulsa, Okla.
Wonger Armstrong Petroleum Co.
Daniel llldg.
Tulaa, Okla,
MAUKBTKItH
Transnortntlnn llldt?.
Cblengo, 111.
Ifnlon Arrnde llldg.
PlttsbiirKh, Pa.
Andrews llldg.
Dallas, Taias.
UNION PETROLEUM COMPANY
iu.KtNr,n, r.xpouTiiita and maiikkthiis
rulsa Office, Cosden llldg. Phone 44ft'
OLD DOMINION OIL & GASOLINE CO.
riOOD OAHOUNU
10-11 MAYO III.DO.
I'HONn OSAOn 43J
ACME PETROLEUM CO.
Chlcnco Office nin Hrmtli Mlrlilvnn A Knflllal
Kansas city orriro, TiiIm Offico, Dnllvi. Teia
i nr.-uniy jiuiir. anj ,oo umg. R00 Iloiror llldg.
FUKI. OIU (I AH OH KHKOSKNIJ, NAPHTHA, (1AHOLINK
WHITE OTL CORPORATION
PHOnUCKItH AND ItHKINKRH
HOMK OKKICH: No (IB llrond HL, New York
339 Kennedy llldg.. Tuli, Okla.
INDIAHOMA REFINING COMPANY
Iteflnerles at Okmulgee, Okla., Kant fit. lentil. III.
ht. i.ohih oFFirm frdrhai. ltnaKnvH hank di.do.
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
I'ltODUOKHB AND IIKKINRMK OF "PAItCO" PKTHOLBUM
PROIIUCTH
New First National Itank Ittilldlnir. IVtAK. OICTA.
SAPULPA REFINING COMPANY
I'HONKH OHAfllS 670001
Manufacturers Petroleum Products Hale Uept. 1
712 New First National Hank Hide.
EMPIRE REFINERIES INCORPORATED
Heflnerlr located at Okmulfee, Oklahoma City, Cuhlnr, Ponea City.
wnm., ifriiii."ivinr, Texaa,
Bale Office Phone 700s 4 It Unity Dldr, Tulsa. Okla.
HARVEY CRUDE OIL COMPANY
rnoDuenrw. hefinkiis. TnANHPortTuna
Waldhclm Hid. Richard Rlle.
""'"" TUIaML Okla
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION
k. J. BllAllrFl ana R. T. MUciBbk, nldent Ant. Fhnn 1110
ROXANA PETROLEUM CORPORATION
pnoniJCBTlHAND nKFINERS
St. Wml; Mo.. Arcade nidtr. Tulsa, Okla.. Mayo BldaT.
Chicago, III., Contlnantal Commtrctal Bank Bldjr.
SHAFFER OIL & REFINING COMPANY
REFINERIES AT CUBHINO
SalM Offlc, SOI South LaBalU Street, Chleaio.
THE PURE OIL CO.
Reflnerle at Cushlng and Ardmor.
BIGHEART PRODUCING & REFINING
COMPANY
MA.VUFAOTintlSH AM. PHTHOLKUM IMtODl'CTH
High (Irndo Lubricating Oils, Cylinder Htniks nnd Iteflneil Wax.
Uxecutlvo Offices, Ninth Floor Miiyo llldg,, Tulsa, Okla.
Itcflncry, Hlgheurt, Okla. Phono O-ag.t 00C0
HIGHWAY OIL HKFINING CORl'OHATION
IMOIIWAY OIL PHODUCTH
Oeneral Offices 206-2 1'i Lynch Hulldlng.
Phone 0-3313, Long Dlstnnpo 128
Meridian Petroleum Corporation
(LAKE PAnK RF.FININO DIVISION)
Oantral Office ,
Itlalto ntilldlng. Kansas City, Mlwouri
Tulsa Office, 519 Mayo HuIMIng
Iteflnerles, Okmulgee and Poncn 'v and Hominy, Oklahoma
' Gasoline Plant, Sapulpa, lUby, Oklahoma.
NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY
TANK CARS LEASED, ItEPAIItED AND RET1UILT
Geo. F. Hrlgham, Southwest Representative. 1004 Daniel Hid.
Works; Coffeyvllle, Kan. Telephone tile)
CHICAGO CLEVELAND
GENERAL REFINING COMPANY
TULSA ARDMORE
LUBRITE REFINING COMPANY
REFINERS OF HIOIIBHT ORADB LUnitlCATINO OILS
LUIUHTIO LUHHICATKH IUOHT
Sixty Per Cent Helter Lubricating Than Any Other OH
Gehernl Office: Arcade Hulldlng Ht. Ixiuls. Mo.
OKLAHOMA PRODUCING & REFINING CORP.
of America
FETltOLBUM AND ITS PnODUCTS
Sale and Oeneral Offices, O. P. A It. Tulldlng
Tulsa, Oklahoma
WE MAHKET EVERY PETROLEUM DERIVATIVE
Phone 4S22
WESTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
Tulsa Office, ('onion Hulldlng; General orflces; Chicago, 201 LaSall
Btrcct. New York Office; 17 Hat(cry Place.
BROOKLYN OIL & GAS COMPANY
Cedar 1 29
115-317 Robinson llldg.
PRODUCERS
I
Osago 7469
Tulsa, Oklahoma
HIDCO HI.DO,, TUIJIA.
CONWAY HLDfl.. CHICAQO.
MIDCO OIL SALES COMPANY
Lubricating Oils of Every Description, Including Filtered Stock.
Petrolatum Jelly and Wax.
PRODUCERS REFINERS MARKETERB
IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY
PETROLEUM AND ITS PI'ODUCTS
Oeneral Offices; Ft. Worth, Texas Refinery; Ardniore, Okla.
THE MAltLAND REFINING COMPANY
REFINERS OF HIOH GRADE CRUDE
PONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA
J. F. CAMPION OILS
-PROMPT SERVICE
807-808-809 COSDEN HI.DO.
Thonus 5816
COMMERCE PETROLEUM COMPANY
ALL REFINERY PRODUCT8
inn- Ttanle! Rldir. Our Own Tank Cars. Call Osage 1110