The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 17, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 11, Image 11

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCU 17, 1921
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 6241
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Residence 2442
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The American Association of
Petroleum Geoloyisls
At tho nutlltorlum of the clmnibrr
r ; loutniPico tho American Araoola
i n ft Petroleum nroloulnt.-t opm
ii- Iliri'C-J.iy annual luretlng tli I
it' .iiiimk With a mcinbernliUi of
i., u 1 OHO, thf ammrlittlon now oe
i ij.lrs tin jionltlou of lic'.nK the Xon
in .it miontlflc uri;nlilsatluti anionx
th' petroleum KouloKlstM and enul-
i . m of the United State, and I
t imbors In ito rankit practically all
c! lhi' heat known men onHnRed In
Hut branch of the Industry.
Tho niwoclatlnn dates ItH heftin
tilng from 1916, when two itnall
irroui" of men, one at Norman and
th" other at Tulwi, conceived the
ilea of orRitnUlne the ('olnRlsts in
t.i.nted In petroleum Into a noclcty
, d meeting occHUloimlly for dlivui"
mi,ii of the problems before them.
! Tiilna the lending spirit In this
niinement were I L. llutrhliou and
i i:imer Thomas, nml In Norman
the nrKiinlzutton wna effected lnrKe
I through the efforts of CharleH
11. Taylor, nt that time head of the
department of Ecology at tho L'nl
rvty of Oklahoma.
in lOin theBu two urotipH met to
p. ther nt Tulwi and perfected tho
..ionization of tho oUthweHtern
ssoclatlon of Petroleum f.leololstt",
.is It wnji then called, and Mr.
'I nomas was elected in prewblenl.
Tint year tho society had nn enroll
ment of 80 full member? and seven
.is-nrlato membors.
Oklahoma City entertained the
OIL AND GAS
Umf- Pupplle I'roOoftlon, Kte.
tfeout and lenacr wants Job. Host
el rtfircmes furnished. Addieaa I'.
O box 20S3, City. Advt.
If you have oil lenses to sell closo
to production or to drllllm wcIIh; or
jr"dui'ln properties with one or
more wells nnd other sure locations
In Oklahoma, wrlto us, Rlvlm Ieal
description, price 'and plat showlnu
production or drilling wells. Greer
Investment company, 201-2-3 Sim
mons building, TiiIhji, Olcla. Advt.
If you havo leases In township 17,
r.mRe 10, Creek county, roll, phono
or wrlto us, fflvliiK description nnd
price to Orecr Investment company,
Tulsa. Advt.
Torty acres In 13-1C-1", 121 Dorado
Ark . field: J300 per acre; also some
pood ncreace for drllllm; contrart In
I nlon, Afdiloy, Clark nnd Dallas
romitlc. Ark. Mr. Germain at Hltz
hotel. Advt.
Two hundred and fifty dollnrs Kets
onyslxtecnth Interest In 80 acres, in
cluding ono well. Monctln escrow
until drilling. This Is JOQ to 800
bnrrcl territory. Address box D-C00.
care World. Advt.
Toriy-acre lease for sale, offret
tirB well drilling, 2.000; 100 to 300
barrel territory, 000 feet. Addres
Ilox D-C07. enro World. Advt.
Tor Kale AcrcaK" or drllllm;
nr position near recent wildcat
showing for IS barrels, 515 feet.
ISox 413. Claremore. Advt.
Wanted Well drilled In ,u-ko(?ee
rcunty, consideration Intel est and
mil Address box D-fi05. care
World Advt.
Ponionn Oil Well.
ar West IMalns. ' Mo. Krom
c ry Indication, will be brought In
v.i-lnn a few day. Oil from this
w il tr still ' 02 per cent natinin.
1,'nci.s fur salo, also West 1'Inlns
iy property. J. L. Van Wormer,
Luw)cr, Went I'lalns, lo. Advt.
Scout and lensemnn with four
v irs' experience in Oklahoma, nnd
k irfas fields, desires position. Itef
e r.. Address Ilox 911-D, care
Uortd. Advt.
Production Kor Snle. 30 acres In
'lr liclawnro field, 12 bbls. per day.
veral provon locations. Wella
i de 50 to 7H barrels Initial. 1. O.
i x 1353, Iiartlosvllle, Oklahoma.
Advt.
Wo aro In tho market for Okla
t T.ia and Kansas production with
i' l.iibio acreage, but no Immcdtato
of'1' -1 to drill. Also Interested In
fu .u-.cinK companies and Individual
M iators for Interest In producing
1 pertlen. All information nnd
rrcspondenco confldvtitial. Car
tuct uil company, Wheat bulldlnc,
I' i t Worth, Texas, caro J-idd &
llannon. Adt.
Wanted to buy: Hoynltlcfl from
owners only. M. It. Travis. Advt.
For Sale Casing and lino plpo
for immediate shipment out of etock
In any quantity. Lino plpo from 2
In. to 8 in., Inclusive. Casing from
ti In. to 20 In.. Inclusive. Try us.
Wo soli for less. I'liono Osago 4750-i'"3i-
U D. 80. FconhuiK I'lpa &
Supply Co.. 519 East First Ut Tulsa,
Okla Advt.
For your depletion and tax prob
"ms, accountlni; nnd systematlzlnu'
"I Carl L. Itlce, O. P.A..B17 Ken
"dv Hide, hon Cedar ?97 Advt-
mertltiB In 1017 and Alexander
I)i'UPen of lli.ustcn n, .,., ted
president for th" ciisiiiiib irti. In
ncoKtiltlon of the rapidly In.S eas
ing liivmbershlp ami the Inteiest
taken In the oruanljuitldn hy treoin
gists from nil irart- of the country,
it was derided at this meeting m
broaden the scope of the association
and opon its membcrnhlp to All
(Itl.illflMd KeolojflsUi, and In further
anre of this policy the name wns
elmnKcd to the American Associa
tion of lMrolium OobtKist.
Tho next annual meetlnB was held
in Dallas in 191s. as tlm Texas oil
boom was at II;) hlBht and had
rolled ft. Iuiks number of nieniliers
to that Mtate. Many papers on the
Texas and Louisiana fUlds were pre
sented nt this moetlnic, and nt its
close Dr. I. C. White, state jfeoloulst
of West Virginia. m elected presl
dent of the association. Dallas was
again mirccsnftil in obtaining the
meeting In 1019, at which time
Uallnce Pratt wns elected to direct
the organisation for the. following
year.
This year the Tulsa geological
sunny has Invited the association to
meet In this city and la gratified
with tho prospects of this being the
largest and one of the most sue,
cessful meetings ever held.
Acknowletlfimcnt
ThrotiVh the courlesy of The Tulsn
Dally World nnd W. II. Peck, the
veteran oil editor, the oil section In
this Issue has been tendered the
Tulsa (Icologlral society to acquaint
the public with the more Important
phases of the- presont mooting of
the American Association of Petro
leum Geologists. Tim Tulsa society
embraces this opportunity to ex
press its sincere appreciation to The
World and Mr. Peck.
Oil Operators Invited
to Attend
A cordial Invitation is extended to
tho operators of Tulsa to attend any
of the meetings of tho Associated
I'etroleum Geologists. Klxty papers
are to be presented dining tho three
da.vs' sessions to bo hold In the audi
torium of the Muncliai building, nnd
n number of these 'undoubtedly will
be of great Interest to the operator.
Among these may bo mentioned a
"General liovlew of Characterlr of
Formations ns Shown by Drilling
Samples," by J. A. t'dden, and ' Dia
mond Drilling of Oil Well-," by
A. Kdson. to be presented nt tho
opening session this morning. Opera
tors active in tho Okmulgvo field
will bo Interested In a paper on the
Okmulgee district by C. M. Uauer
nnd It. W. Clark, nnd tho Wilcox will
bo discussed by V. Greeno nnd
!. II. White on Thursday afternoon.
Thuisdny evening will bo an oil
shale session with a paper on kero
gen and Its relation to oil by K, A.
Trager. n report on oil shnlo In Ken
tucky by W. It. Jlllson, stato geolo
gist of Kentucky, and on Illustrated
lec ture by David While, chief geolo
gist of the 1'nlled States geological
survey, whoso subject will bo the
"Origin nnd Conditions of Deposition
of Oil Shales." This session will bo
at Hotel Tulsa nnd will roneludo
with a smoker at which It is hoped
a largo number of operators will be
present.
Friday morning Is to be n reglonnl
section nnd papers on the oil devel
opment nnd geology In Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kenturky. Tennessee, Missis
sippi and Texas are to be presented.
At the meeting Friday, afternoon the
Montana nnd Wyoming oil fields will
bo discussed.
A number of papers dealing with
tlio decline of oil wells, determina
tion of future yields nnd oil property
taxation are to be given nt tho tech
nical production session on Saturdny
morning at 10 o'clock, nnd tho aft
ernoon will be devoted to descrip
tions of foreign fields, notably Al
berta, llrltish Columbia, Vonezuela.
Peru nnd Mixlcn.
'a r .w r ili J .is h bi ,
b.. ire is dal.y
PITTS W Htill. M il h It; Tin
Oklahoma Nniui.il i.us uinpjn u-
iircii n tiunrier uiwiitmd of s per
itiit, payable April 19 to slock "I
record March . Thre menths ago
a tiiiHNcrly disbursement of 2't pw
cint was made
Texas company. enr omlnd De
cember 31, 120. net profit after all
charges and fednnl taxes of ft,
0Mi172, equal to 121. an n Iiak oh
1 43.000,000 iMpltnl stock, dgHlnit
tlR.671,418, or $1 96. on ISo.iMV,-
000 in capital stock tu 1910.
K. U Doheny's dispatch from
Galveston that 1920 mul 1921 would
bo the banner yinrs in (ill produc
tion lit Mexico was in commit with
the many stories that have been
afloat that theie would bo a liruvv
falling off In Vexb an ptuducUo.i
Mr. Dohony was a pioneer In .Mexi
can oil fields and should know what
ho is talking about. From all ac
counts i IUng of Mexican petroleum
Tor the pst week has been veiy
poor. A brokrrugi houaa that 1 ht
a big buslmiM for l.os Angela and
Tampico snjs not selling older
lion been rte"led fiom thorn two
places. Mont of the selling has
oilglnuted In New York. From
Houston Klble stoi k report.
Important Matters to Come
Before the Association
Amongst tho various matters of
importance to romo before tho as
sociation at the business meetings on
Friday afternoon and Saturday
morning, a consideration of the
proposed nmendmenui to tho con
stitution nnd by-laws Is one of the
moil important. Tho more Im
portant amendments pertain to
eligibility to membership, to the
privileges of associate members, and
to the personnel of the executive
committee.
One of tlirv knottiest problems to
be solved nt this meeting of the as
sociation is the matter of publica
tion. Tho high cost of printing nnd
tho moio or lesti limited funds
available for this work render lm
peratlvo a decided change In the
present method of publishing pa
pers. Other technical societies have
met with both grief and disaster
in their attempts to Issue Inde
pendent publications. A depnrptre
from the beaten pat lis of technical
publication would therefore appear
to be tho only sojutlon to the piob
lem. The piivllcgo accorded foreign In
terests in tho oil fields of the
1 ulled States and the icfusal of
foreign powers tu reciprocate will
undoubtedly receive due and careful
consideration during this session. It
is to be sincerely hoped llmt the
assoi tat lull .will go on record as
strenuously protesting the nlisolute
and rigid exclusion of American In
teieits m those countries governed
or controlled by I'uropcnn powers.
So long ns foreign Intel esta are ex
tended the same lights unit priv
ileges In this country as are en
joyed by our own citizens, equal
lights and privileges should be ac
corded Ameilcnn Interests In liuro
pean controlled countries.
I'or Halo New nnd secondhand
pipe, gasoline plants nnd equipment, !
to 2g star drlllng machine. Phone
"ago 7100. 1 'Q. Hox. 1987, Tulsa.
Advt.
Ticker Dope From New York
NF.W YOUK. March 10 Ulan A
Creek Coal company declared reg
ular nuartcily dividend of fl.50 u
share on preerred and common
stocks, both p.'tynhlo April 1 to stock
of recotd March 25.
Pond Creek Coal company de
clared dividend of 37!icentn a
share, payable April. 1 to stock of
record .March 2U. Threo months
ago a quarterly dividend of 2G cents
and nn extra of 25 cents was de
clared, A special meeting of stockholders
will bo held March 21 to voto on tho
proposal to Issue J6, 000, 000 convert
ible eight per cent 10-year Invin
cible oil bonds.
Pure Oil Is offering to common
and preferred shareholders' ut par
f 1 00 a share uimuld portion of Us
10.00n.ooo 8 per cent convertible
preferred stock. Terms of pnyment
are (25 a share on subscription and
balance on or Vfore March 31.
Tvxnsj company, year ended De
comber 31. 1920, net profit charges
and federal tax, 131. 089,372, against
(18.C71.41t; In 1919.
Sk'elly OH compiny's two wells on
Davis lease In Marlon counlv. Kan
rw. recently completed, are now
pumping l00 barrels daily each.
Standard OH of California pamph
let report for year ended December
31, 1920, profit and lot) hows In
orenso of fti4.1fG.t39 tor J122.303,
707. accounted fur principally by an
addition of $27,742,091 from yvar's
earnings and an appreciation of
(30,395,3111 on account of discov
eries of new oil fleldp. After de
ductions of depreciation, depletion
and federnl taxes, ni't profits
amounted to (4 l,(Jfi5,254, equal to
(41.92 a share on (99.373.311 cap
ital stock, against (31,0i!2,7CS, or
(31 2C. In 1919.
Asttera Petroleum company, Mex
ican subsidiary of M.igii"ili Petro
leum, brought in its sc i ond well "il
lot 190, AmaiUo. intid it ar..tin.)
40 000 barrels dallv The first vv.l
on ibis tinit, brought In a moi.cn
Finn rat Si trice
l inn-nil m ivlux f. r William
I M-llci will Ih livid ill 11
o'clock this looming at the
Mouhi-n I tuli'l tnl.liiK Parlor,
il fill- wlltiil tile ImmI) will lie III
stair until 12 o'liiM li, nnd liner
Iiiciii will b- at Hlaclivvrll. Okla
homa. Iililnv.
The (dl men nnd iimvIiiII his
n-ocliit(t In llir rvflnHijt lm-1-iic.sv,
mi- Imurd down with grief
at Mr, M-iIi'i'n tmk-t untimely
ilcaili, ami a huge number of
f i lends mul n-s-oi Into will N
prcsriii at t lit funrnil crvl(vs,
II would vccm thai en' h nml all
am mi ling hut the one thing,
"He vvn-i my Iswl rrlcnd." i'llo
liutghts Tciniliir. of wlileli hi'
was a incMiiN'r. will omsirt tho
IhmI) in the t lit In.
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linn Is nni'-halC mile iioithvvrst of
tho I.lvlngstoii well In the sumo loca
tion. Jaivls am I Flynn rti the Moore. In
the nurlhciist corner of 8-illa.9e, are
still rinlnlng n bridge after a shot In
I ho Itiii R.'sn. The test was drilled to
the second sand (Wllrox), but was
ilrv In that sund.
The MnKnn test In tlin nnrtheaat
of th noithiast of 17-3ls-Su had n
showing in the Hut gran. A shot
(ailed to make a well and the test
Is being drilled to the sorond break
Tho National Development com
pany la Hearing the lliirgeaH In Its
test In the northwest of tin south
cunt of 23-3IS-9.
The St. I'harlls Oil company test
In the northesst of tho northwest nf
19 Sls-lOc Is rated a 10-liarrcl well
after a shut in the Murgeas
Same nun ny li;igi rig up In the
southwest of the southeast of 18-Sls-lOe.
.1 Croft has a I Ig up In the south
east of the northeast of 21-lls lOe
Visitiny Gcoloyists
to Visit Refiner u
Through the courtesy of Hie offl
5lals of Cosden t Co., an Invitation
has been extended to geologists and
petroleum engineers present nt the
niuioclallon meeting to visit thu Cos
den refinery in West Tulaa. This
Is ono of the largest nnd most co;u
plcto refineries In tho United States
and has a dally capacity of about
40.000 barrels.
The trip will start Saturday mbrn
lng nt 10 o'clock from the munici
pal building and will be In charge
of M. M. Valerius. Since a special
guide Is required for each group of
six or eight vlsilois, it Is necessary
that those desiring to go through
the refinery should notify the nr-mm-ement
committee or register nt
the municipal building not later than j
Friday morning. Trnnsporiiiiion
will he provided for visiting mem-
hers nnd local members ur r
quested to place their cars nt
disposal of the committee.
FAk County, Kansas.
Th'e most Important news from
Ulk "county Is the dUcovory of n
shallow production In the llush-Dcn-ton
pool. The well Is loonted on the
Keier, In the southeast of the south
west of the northwest of 10-30s-9e
The sand was toimed at 1.211 feet
Slid is producing 30 barrels on the
pump.
Livingston nnd Appelmnn are
drilling at 1.200 feet In their test nn
the Ferguson. In tho southwest of the
southwest pi 21-30s-8e.
Same parties arc 150 feet deep in
Mioir test In tho northenst cormr of
34-30s-Se.
Savoy OH compnny has mndo n
location In tin southeast of the
northwest of 24-31s-Se. This lora-
Wclls Drilled to Granite
Two wells have recently been
drilled Into granite In the fields In
the Immediate vicinity of Tulsa
Sweeney nnd others got led granite
In their Ililssel No. , In the south
west of the southv.ist of 22-19-11, nt
about 2.SS0, nnd diiltodUu n depth
of 3,080. The Wilcox iny In this
vicinity Is found nt nbout 2.20n
feet, being made up of a aeries of
given sands and limes with thin
shnle brenks. The top of the sand
Is about no feet below the Missis
sippi lime with the pay from 100
to 200 feet in' tlie wind series, lte
loW the Will ox was a Mainly lime
about MO feet thick with the
granite bc'ovv.
Cosden Oil Ons Co.'s Harnett
No. 17, In the southeast of 22-17-7.
In the old Cashing pool, found
granite nt S.r.TO and drilled to n
tet.ll depth of 3.7110. This granite
Is considered to bo unusually big'!
In tills 'district as there were sev
ernl hundred feet of formations
missing which are found both cast
mid west of the field.
Refiners Will Meet. Monday
Tliere will be a meeting of tho
Western Petroleum Heflncrs associ
ation at Kunsus City, Monday,
March 21. whb h will he followed by
a banquet at the Haltlmore hotel In
tho evening. The niertng Is of
giunt linpiii tance. ns It conies nt a
time' when conditions have become
somewhat sell led. nnd it will give
the uieiuhersiin opportunity to con
fer ns 40 tin; outlook, which at last
Is m.ich brighter lifter il long aqd
.I..KI...I In .itti.ll., lfHw...
kIM-lllill ,i-ll,i "l lllin I , HJ Willi UIB
IVor the ensuing year will be elected,
and It is' reported that W. 11. Itlch
iirdFijii. the, popular head of the
Meridian Petroleum rlnporntlon Is
lllcely to be president for the com
ing ynr
The rfumn J lint business is so
III', lie h Hllel i llll
I comae, ti,, in, io.imc At Vlie ecta
on gets older
The meeting at Kinsna Clly
bound In be of great luttriai as
many new niem'eis are coming In,
having fnund the amuiaiioii a i;ict
help during the llmea ot Areas.
In the Duncan District
The Hinsx No. , In the Keevea
farm In Hie nonhtsest of ll-l-Hw,
was drilled to a depth of 1,318 and
round a hole full of call water In
mil I f-om 2,218 to
The Cmicr oil company's ltd-nunv-on
No 3, in the nortreust of
25-la-:iw. la a 9,000,000 gasser from
land found at 2.101 to J.I 15.
The Grant-Pnrsoiis No 1, Mnxey,
In the noiUnast of iO-ln Iw, Is
leiiinlng hob to set .1 I-1 -Inch pipe.
Top of sand waa roAchrd at
2.R2S.
Wells and others test on hool
luhd, In the soulhiasl of 36 -In tw,
Is fishing for liner at 2,808 l t.
CnBilrn's Hrott No. 1, In the
Miuthwest of the soutlieii-t of
10-Ih-Iw, Is drilling at 2, en feet
Wllhlu the next few da a the cas
ing will be lamented tn test the
2.100 foot sand.
Cliutttawitta County, Kansas
The Giiffey-Glllesple well, In the
s.mtl.wefit of the northeuat of 31-J2-IIe,
Is reported to have iwabbed
128 barrels from a sand encountered
ut l.S.10 feet.
Tho Hlgln Oil company had a
good showing In the peril sund nt
l.Gfil feet in Its test In the south
east of the southwest of 22-32n-lle.
The company is now drilling nt
1,701V felt.
(Iladyn-ltelle Is tinilerrafimlng the
K' lnih ut 1,000 feet In Its test
In the northeast corner of l-32s-10e.
A good flow of gus was struck at
900 feet. ,
JS'cw Weil in Illinois
.V new well has been completed
good for 7ft bnuels In the new Illl
mils fluid near Waleiloo, located In 1
the southeast corner of the eolith
west o suction 11. It Is reported
that there was 10 feet of sillul In
the new well, and II li one of Un
bent completions made In the fbid
The new well extends the field '
a) out two miles to the south, and
well follows out the structure ns
mapped hy Dr DeWotf of the Illl- j
imls Geological division. !
'Mexia, Texas
There ate no new developments In
thu Mexia field. Five teats are now,
on lop of (he snnd nnd casing Is be- 1
lug set preparatory to drilling In
These five tests are strung out nlotig ,
thu long structure nnd will go fai
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i omi- ttvi ftt-totic.d clcscripltrns cf 4u i
orpntiiioiv Will It (urnilifil fit LI
youi owD fn-faonenl IkiU'c on Irnuni
Oi if hoc. we wit' iiul i,an,f of Ikjuk!
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fi m lb.- oi o:Tnnl w
nil h.did Into the siinil
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Tin
jshnwfna as gmid, or better, than tn
Initial well.
Stone Muff District
Hiisemnii, Outran ami others nn
reported to hAf Bplldded In en a
aml.n ililrnt test. loealed 111 'In
south corner f the east Imlf
of the nonuwrei oi i
Will be teat for the Wtbox snnd
unless oil la found ut a lesser depth
The r!e well Is located about a b ilf
mils southwest of the old Htot.
Itluff pool rhlch had production m
three sanda. '
.(nrksoii Con nlj, CtVlt
The Teaa Otlaranty Oil compi.;v
Is shut down awaiting t-1-Inch .
Ing In Its Important test In fnyoiitn
west of the northwest of 2l-In-2-
rig suit up to go .l.ltnn feat.
Wenger Armsti-Diir Potrolcum Co.
Daniel Illilg
Tulaa, tikis.
M v I! I, H I i l:
Trnnsporlnilo i llldg,
I M. ns,,. Ill
Union Aruuli' llldg.
Pillsburgh, Pa.
Andre-is hl 'C
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With the 0l Men
UNION PKTROLEUM COMPANY
nut' IN N. IBXPOIlTKItH AND MARICrrrRltS
Tlllm Office, Cofdiii WldsT. Phone i40
OLD DOMINION OIL Sz GASOLINE CO.
GOOD OAflOUNK
M9-1J MAVO IIUMI. PIIOrfH OHAOK 4JJ
AQMR PETROLEUM CO.
Chicago Office iiii -ttfuth Michigan A"nun
Kansas City offh e, t is Office, Dallas, Texas
101 Beeuiitv llldg n i A-. i nidg. SOD Moger llldg.
rVKi, OIL, OAK OtI ICDIU M'.V-J, KAPUTtlA, OAOI.INB
A notably large number of stale
geologists uie piisi'iil at the tinel
Ing of the .isse. ritlon this well
Among these are G II. Ashby f
Pcnnaylvnhla. F. II. Harbom "i!
Nebraska, II. A. lluehler of Mis
IMltl, I. (.' Olnin of Tennessi'e, W
II. Jlllson nf Kentucky. K. N l.ow.
of Jlleslsslpjil. R C. lloore 'T Kan
sua. C W. Shannon of oklnh imu, .1
A. iMden of Texas and I. C. Whin
of Weat Virginia.
WHITE OIL CORPORATION
PnoDCCKUS AND f'lWlMKTlfl
1IOM18 OKrit H: No. II IV n.j St.. New York
319 Kennedy ltd l . fulia. Okla.
INDIAIIOMA REFrNING COMPANY
Ilnflnertes nt Okmulgee, ftkla.. Mast St. Louts, 111,
ItT. I.ODI8 OFFICB: FKURKAt. HF.."i:':VF IIANIC m.DO.
IMvbl White and IC. C
llrnl.l
both nminliVrs of thn Itiilted Htntes
goadogical sllivey, arrived here ves
terduy from Waahlnfton to attend
tint aasuclutlon meeting. Dr. White
Is chief gcologlKt of the survey nnd
Mr. Ile.ilil Is tn charge of the nil
and gas division.
William M Stein, local onerntor
nnd looker, who negotiated the doul
vvheiehv tho Wa-diliigton couiitv
iroierlliM of the Harvey Crude nil
eoinpiiiy, weie pin i bused by Walle
Phillips left vcsienluy for a bun!
i.i ti lp to New Voili city
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
PltODUCISItS AND linFlVKItH OF "PAUCO" I'l.J'IlOLKUM
PltODUCTH ,
New First National Ttnnk lliilldlng. TUt-HA, OKTU.
SECTIONAL
LEASE HOUSES
2-room office and fttorc
room. U-rooni iiunipur'M liouso.
l-rooni louse liouno
liiinlc" Iiohhch and cook
llOll.SOH.
For iniiucdiato delivery
olanufactured and soltl by
SOUTHERN MILL
& MFG. CO.
1G4S E. Sixth
OsaKo 1005
SAPULPA REPINING COMPANY
I'WVNi'H nAon r.7on-ni
Mnnufnrtureis Petfileum Prndlicts Mules Dept.
712 New FlrJl National Hank lllilff.
EMPIRE IU5FINERIES INCORPORATED
Ileftnerlcs Located at Okmulgee, Oklahoma City, Cushlng, l'oncn. City.
Okla., Gainesville, Texas,
flalos Offlrc Phono 700(1; 410 Unity llldg.. Tulsa. Okbu
IV 15
NOIV
t) r r j: it
i.n mm k
:(I0C0 ft . f .' on II I 00 l. test N'cv
Null .riji I.in. I'll
ririMtt iicii-'ri i.ma npi: t'o.
'(11 hriiimiji lllilir.,
l'ilium l)-imii 12'JM,
IRONSIDES
j A Sturdy, Hardy Rubber Belt for Oil Well
Drilling that
Stni ts on the job. Asks no favors. Delivers the power.
Stays right with it. Gives Uniform Shows economy,
tervice.
Complete Hlocl.s Cat rlcd by
OKLAHOMA TOOL & SUPPLY CO.
Livingston Refiners Corporation
" PltODUCKIlSUKFINUHft -MAlUCKTHim v
All Products of Petroleum, All Plioncn Ohuko 0120
Ccnrrnl Offices, Tulsa, tlkla.
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION
It. J. nilAHPK and 1U T. MUHHUJl, llesldent Agcntji. Thone 811V
ROXANA PETOLEUM. CORPORATION
PIIODUCI3HH AND KDFIN.BnH
Ht. T.ouls, Mo., Arcndn llldg. Tilsa, Okla., Mnyo Tilda-.
Chicago, III., Continental Commercial, Hank llldg.
SlIAFFliJR OIL & REFINING COMPANY
IinFINDUir-H AT CtHliriMO '
Bairn Off leu, 308 Houlli ILHatlo Htrect, Chicago.
TIIEPURE.OIL CO.
Iteflnorlcn at Cucihlng and Ardmore.
' '
II
MCIKH.M Til Ntl'l'.tt ANIl
MOIt.Vdi: CO,
Cratlnr P' lc ns I a-sr.l Stn-tn-vana
anil f-'uparir lr n t oriiora for
II m.ehutil dr.ri.
We llulil it I'fiiMtliip Altfive PrtflU
lilOM. 1 1T-1 1 S.
Spot and
Future
DGtivencs
in Lots of
10 Doles and
multiples
thereof
YourBusiness Invited
Write for Booklet
"Mow Cotton Markets are Mad"
Members
Amcrea-iCcttwufC-aln rxchana
Htmbtrs Clrarlntj Houas
OlHroadSt. New York
VALVELESS
GAS ENGINE
fT
arc huill strong
well proportioned
with all hearing
adjustable ami
easily accessible.
Manufactured in
all sizes from 15
to 60 horsepower.
if
Bulletins on
Reaaest
v.
WITH THU LIVE ONES IN
THE REFINING BUSINESS
ntWMJN' v i:i.i;ss
l-N(;iK ( OMPVNY
I ruiiklln
Warrl'onar M '
T IA
nrllinull HI
For Sale-Casing and Line Pipe
Line Pipe from 2 to 8 In. Casing from 5 3-16 to 20 In.
At Interesting Prices.
We Buy Abandoned Wells and Lines.
Phone Osage -1885 or 9564. Night,Phonc Cedar 769.
Goodman & Company
. PIPII AND Dili WI'Mi S-lTPldJJS.
32. Central Nufl. Hank Midi;,
Tulsa, Okla.
P. J. Lang's Auto Body Works
BUILDER OF
Truck Bodies nnd Trailers, Delivery Bodies and Bit
Racks Remodeling Cars for Field Work, Making and
Wilding Springs, Axles Straightened, Bodies, Doors,
Wheels and Fenders, Repaired
2124 ADMIRAL
PHONE, OSAGE 584
HIGHWAY OIL REFINING CORPORATION
HIGHWAY PRODUCTS
Ilavv Oi-ln gin ad nnd CnxliiKhcad Illrnds.
Wo act) only t'liarunULd uHuIIni) ol our mvii inaiiilfatturo from
our mnu UKlaliomn jilanu,
0-3313 1J. 128 207-11 l.ynrh Illdu. Tuln.
CIIAS. F. NOBLE OIL & GAS CO.
tiAHoi.iNi: with thu pi:p
Producers nnd lleflncra ut Crudo t)ll and .Miuiufnuturiirs Caulnithcad
riiiMolIni.
,Maln Offlcr. Tulsa, qkla.
OIL STATlll REFINING COMPANY
KNIU. OKLAHOMA
llltfli (irudo Potroluuin'l'roilui tii from Oarhur Crudo
W. H. BARBER COMPANY
Alwaya Intjnurket for imtrolouin (iruductu,
4IINN11APOIV8 AND C1I1CAOO
NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY
TANK CAIIH I.VIAKUD, rtKPAIItKO AND IU-JItUIXT
Den. I. Ilrlirh.itn, fliiiithwt'Kt llopreflontativo, 1001 lnnlcl Hid a;.
Works: Coffoyvlllo, Kitn. - Tlcihono 1110
CHICAGO ' CLWELAND
GENERAL REFINING C,OMPANY
TULSA a:rdmore
LUBR1TE REFINING COMPANY
iu:i'INi:uh ok iiuiiiust nitAnii MnmirATHfo on
I.lHlltlTH I.UIIUK'ATKH IHCIIIT "V
Rlxty Por Cint Jlcttor I.uhricuthiB Than Any Other Oil
General Office: Arrudo llulldini- - lit. Louis, Mo.
- t-
OKLAHOMA PRODUCING &. REPINING CORP.
of Aiiiorh'ii
PHTllOI.niJ.M ANIJ ITH InoniJC"TH
(Ail on aud.Ronural Ofrh-vw. O. V. &. It. Ilulldlng
Tulua, Oklahoma
EXPORT OIL CORPORATION, (INC.)
l'trnt NatU.nul Hunk IttdK.. Tulw, ()Kla.
Local Teli'lihniiB OnaKe ,N'. 27SO
LOiik DlHuiKT, I'. 1. No. 1 fV S
Purchamuti uf ul iotiolouiu iikkJucmb fur uxuort.
HALIJB Ol' FIC'Kij;
New York No. 61 Hroadway Pails Contliiontul Hotol
LxiioitTorininul atAvi)ndnIo, New Orlwitm, Uj,
qosden & Company "
I1IQH OltAlH-: PHTHOLKtit PUODUCTa
TulMi, Oklahoma
Local
Kansas City Structural Steol Company
jliruiivil , ..,,..... t...,i.9 IMWllJUI PII 7t'
S to 66 thmiHflnd liarnl tuiika ready for Imiiii'dluiit hl,rnint
il offx-v, -'J- Tin hauls IlldK. Ti-luphonu Ovava kiss
C-m.i.il i.ffli.i, Knimju imiw. I',i.u " -
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY
pr.Titoi.KiTM rnonucTj
Tulna. Okla., 3IC Slnrlnlr llldfr.
CIiIiuko, Conway Ilulldlnir
Now York, 1J0 Jlroadway
BROOKLYN OIL & GAS COMPANY
iMtooucnna
Crdur 1:9 Codnr 139 Cedar il2
310-J17-819 itohlnuii Illd. TuUa, Oklahoma
MIDf'O IILPn, TITIJ?A. CONAVAT 11I.DO., CIIICAOO
MIDCO OIL SALES COMPANY
I.ubrlcilnfr Olla of Uvfiry l)t-jilitiin, IhrludliiB Plterd Sto. ks,
Pelloliitum .Telly and Wax,
PHOIiUCRIlH IlHIJINHRH ,MAllKi li:i (
CONSTANTIN REFINING CO.
(Icncral Offtcca, Tenth floor, l'irnl National liank llldir,
HefliiiiloH, Tulmi, licivol.
Phone, Omkii 6030,
I
CHESTNUT & SMITH CORPORATION
Munufnr.tuiviti CaHliiKhcad, Ahaoriitlon una Illendcd OaHOltno
Phono Okukb C220. 'TuUa, okla.
WHITE EAGLE OIL AND REFINING
COMPANY
Bales Offlcet PIIODI i I.HH AND ItKl'INKItU
Kui.uuu C ay. Mumouri
Main Office!
Wlchllu, Kansaa
IMPERIAL REFLNING COMPANY
PlSTItOLKUM AND ITH I'ltODUCTS
flencral Offices: KL Worth, Texas ' Ituflney. Ardmore. Olc'a.
THE MARLAND REFINING COMPANY
nuKiNuus or hioh ohadr cnunw
POXCA CITY. (VfLAHOMA
1 - 1
J. F. CAMPION OILS
intoMPT unnvicB
807-80S-80D COQDKN 1111)0.
Prion-
BIGHEART PRODUCING & REFINING
COMPANY
MANUrACTlTltlJKrt ALL I'KTROLRUM P' UiITT :
Illeh Ornde Luhrlcatlnu OIIh, Cjllmiir 8to V t u-. 1 it. f.iied Wax.
llxerutlve OfftruH, Ninth Vou Mayo Uliltf , ' il-u Okla.
Iluflnery, HIKheart, OVhi. Pnons Osage 90G
PHILLIPS HIGRADE REFINING CO.
prriioT.ni m r'P'iprcTH
nnrtnerlet! oaKu OKIre-, Tu'. Ck a,
OkmuUee, Oklahoma Vital Nat'l Wank Li s
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