The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 22, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Image 10

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921 -
tlNTHE OIL FIELDS
Office: 0241
W. H.
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Refiners
W. I), Richardson, president of
tho Meridian Potrolmim corpora
tion of Kansas Oily nnn . cli-ctcd
president of tho WcHtitrn Petroleum
Refiners association for Dm nnwii
lnif year at Dm annual meeting In
Knnsnn City yesturdny. 'l'liln binrs
out Dm prcillcllon n format In
this column. Mr, Itichntdson suc
ceeds pnt Mnlloy who refused r
elnctlon. W. 1 Klstlcr, vim prcsl
dent of the Produce U lleflnnrn
rorporatlon, utiil JiiIIiim Germany,
president of llio Pnnhnndlo Re
fining company, woro elected vlco
presidents. Tlin irocrotnry-troniiurer
wn re-elected, Tulsa wna selected
un hcndniiarlorn' of Din nssor.lnttou
after n linn! flitht. There wan Die
lnrgist Attendanco present In the
history of thu nrnaiilr.nl Ion.
New Pipeline to
Dcancr Pool
Plnrco Oil corporallon In plan
ning to lay u six-Inch pipe line
from Itn Hand Springs refinery to
Dm Dcnnor pool, urconlltit to ver
ification received yesterday. Tho
line will travertin thn tnnltory went
of Beggs and tho larger pools In
eastern Creek rounty. This I the
Henond Ilyo announced for thin
region, Hlnrlnlr Plpellno romfany
linvlng nnnounced Die eonfitrurtlnn
of nn eight-Inch lino from its Cirtli
lnir terminal to Din Donjior pool a
few woolen ago. Thn two linen com
bined will handle approximately 30,.
000 barrel of rrudn dally If oper
ated full capacity-
Export Shipments
Export Oil corporation, liuudllnrc
refined produclN for export from
several O k I a li o in a refineries,
(hipped 12,088,01 4 full on h of re
fined oils abroad during thu month
of Februnry, 1021. Thn shipment
Included gnsnllnc, keroKenn anil fuel
oil, Tho figures coirtparcil favor
ably with tho previous month's
shipments nnd wan explained ibt due
largely to tlio shnrtiiRO of iflilps,
TIiti oompany ha largo slockn at
Hh whnrvos at Avondalo, Iji., and
Is only nblo to movo a limited
amount each month, Officials re
port that much buying in being done
on thn open markoti for European
consummation.
Discrimination Chargvtl
in Southern Oklftftoma
Reports from Oklahoma
titnto that tlio corporation
mission la Just now engaged
City
com-
In n
tnuirh tanglo to find out If tho Man
nolln, IMpellna company, In dunning
Duncnn-waltem oil wun llraldtnn
crudo la Justified In putting It on
a nnr in price, xnn .Magnolias on
fenso Is that thn oil Includqd In thl
ordor wail Dm lower gravity ami
did not Include Dm better gradn of
oil which Ih being Kottcn nouth
wont of Duncan. There In somo
doubt as to whero tlo commission
rtould.net In this cane but It In llko
ly to bo mndn n bono of conten
tion for othor dlBtrletn nn well.
Hovernl of tho nmnller proilut'lng
companlen oro c n m p 1 a I n rv n t it
ncalniit thn MiiBnilla. In thn caxo.
No dato hntf yet been fixed for tho
hearing.
Well Starting Near
Wimorc, Neb. "
Tho following mcnaagn ban been
received, front Wyinore, Neb., where
a TV ell In spudding, It 1 iiclf-ex-planatory:
Spudding in of flrft wall on 40,.
000. aero loann of Wymoro field
'TucBday. March 22, to Include mo
tion pictures of town and woll.
Iocllon Is two mtlrn nnrDieant of
"ymore, on rldgo overlooking No
branka'fl rlchent farm landn. All
placcn of buntnena to bb closed.
(Signed) WIIITINO.
New Arkansas Welh
The Kldoradn flold In
hati added another well.
Arkamian
which it
OIL AND GAS
Iriiaea Hapjillca rrmlartlon, XI.
If you havo for Kale, producing
property of 1G to 100 barrola. throo
to iievcn yunrH old, in thu h hallo w
Nowata In CheUea field, wrlto uh
giving legal 'dOMcrlptlon. equlpmont,
price, ami nil detail. Dreer Invent
iiient Co.. 20-22 :i HhumoiiH Uldg.,
TuUo. -Advt.
Wanted Settled Production In
northern Oklahoma- Would like to
hour tllrcct from owner, tllvo vm
plete Information If poBidblo. llox
Sj-53, earn of AVorld. Advt.
Will buy settled production In the
nhallow fields, llox 423, Chanutu,
Knn AdvU
Good lcanoi", priced right; Rhallow
flcld. Addreao D0S-U, care World.
Advt.
Melllng Interest In 100 acre leahn
nnd two wellit completed; ihallow
field; adjolnti production; u good
bhot for oil; firs' well titatlng about
April 16j Intercuts, J 100 each; only
offorintf 120 f"r ale. Addrein
607-D, care World.- Advt
Have 1,100 acre In fluid produc
ing from threo nands; JGO0 buyn 40
acrca outright, nUo an lnteretti In
60 acrca and drilling U'ell; thin Is
the beat vlny on the market- Kor
dotalla nddrcna 509-J., ciri World.
Advt.
Far Salo Caning unit linn plpo
for immedlato chlpmeut out of Mock
in any Quantity. Moo plnn from 3
In. to 8 In.. Inclusive. Caning from
4 In. to 20 In., incluinve. Try us.
We cell for lew. l'hono Osngo 4760
4&3I. I D- l'enbeig Pip A
Hupply Co.. 619 East Klrst St., TuUa,
OUa. Advt.
irnr vour donletlon and tax prob
lems, accounting and Hytrtuinatlilng
call Carl I Itlco, C. I'. A .517 Ken
licdy Uldff. Thong Cedar 27 Advt,
PECK Residence 2442
rated good for CO barrel nn the
pump. It encountered considerable
Halt water at a depth of 2,157 feet
and when drilled to 2,172 feet, thn
water was Incrennlng, but thl I re
ported to have bierv aurremfully
Hliilt off. Thl well I thn Hlckmnu
A Italrd tent In 24-17-10. It In mIho
making ga end mated an ono million
feet.
Tho Khroveport rrnduelng A He
fining Co. ww: In 7-1H-15, In which
Keen u Wiwff of tho mtiio city have
a unit intnrent, in making n now
of 600 hat rein dally with practically
no halt water, llecnlino of tho lon
nlliln danger of water If allowed to
flow openly, It In pinched In through
a Hiuall t'hokn pipe.
Thn Whltn Oil corporation han
ptliehnned 170 ncren In tho Kldnrndo
field from 1 Union & Mattock, which
practically mirround thn pool on the
prenent edge of production. Two
well are now drilling. Thn ncrn
ago In regarded an among Din bent
In Dm pool anil given thn company
a firm foothold In thai region.
Financial Noten
Ilcporln front Now Vork atntn that
negotiation havn not yet been com
pleted between Atlantic (lulf &
Went Indlcn ntenmnhlp linen and
pal tie who are underHtnod to have,
control of Atlantic (lulf Oil cor
poration, hnudlliig rrudn oil .mm
Mexico through tanker nervine be
tweeu Tamplco nnd Oalvcutnn and
Now Vork ,
Iron nnil Piled Hluiup In .Market.
Itcport from Chicago anil New
Vork tell of Hinnllr lil'iulrlcn for Iron
and ntnet, with V corresponding
Hlump In price, Thn prenent con
dition -In Dm mlilcnntlunnt field ban
brought about n condition of nn
iinual proportion In thn buying
from (hi territory. Practically all
producer, enpeclally tho larger one,
now havo u lenurvn of plpo and
drilling equipment becaunn of Die
drilling curtailment.
ltcrent figure on Din mldcontl
nent field nhow that nearly 8B por
cent of n nhiitdnwn ha been
reached and that thin In likely to
Inrreano to n full 90 per cent In
iipltn of nffni-t well and nmaller
companle who may continue drill
ing In Inotnted locallUe. Another
factor In 4 tin nltttntltm In thn prenent
prlcn of oil, making it n matter of
much concern to tho nmnll opera
tor who ticedn ennh to continue In
operation.
Money Situation '
Having a Hand
Knuent and ponding nalo of prop,
ertle In whole or part by nuvnrat
email companlen In Oklahoma bring
out tho fact that tho ntnall pro
ducers nro finding It hard to innko
both end moet theno daj'H. Juxt
how hard thl Is hitting a majority
of operators who havo llttln pro
duction nnd fttlll Hiualler canh ro
Hery I nenn In tho changing hand
of nnvoral Oklahoma propertlen,
Not only thu nmaller coinimnlin nro
affected, but It I nafo to nay that
t3 per cent of tho companlen op
erating In tho nildcontluent field
havo had their nlnck reduced to halt
itn vnluo by thn decline In oil prlcen
and nil nro more or lens In need of
ready canh.
It 1 not to bo expected that prlcen
will go up a quickly nn they ramo
down. Mvery benefit a a wholn
han Itn 111 effoctn on nomenno nnd
Jimt nnw It Ih tho nmall producer.
Kotir1 month ago It wnn Inn mualt
refiner nnd In much thn namo nenno
tho Hinnll roflner 1 utiil in a rather
precarious position, but whero bn
wa at IiIm worst appeara to bo
whom tho producer in now.'
Htorago In being built by pro
ducer to take, euro of oil th'cy hav
and expect to got whero It Is not
advisable to ell lit down tho well
von top of thn nnnd. Hut ntorngn oil
that might bring tho producer J
a barrel or morn later 1 only bring
ing him about half that much now.
When tho prlcn cutting started It
caught many unexpected and tho
oxtcnt of tho cutting wnn not flgiitud
n deep nn It occurred. Another
liopo wnn raided that when thn bot
tom prlco wnn roaehod tho big buy
cm would commenco ntnrlng, bu,t on
account of financial condltlonn they
havo been unable to do thin nn wnn
expected. An thu nltuation now
exl.-iln It in ft enno of tho mirvlval of
Dm fluent and tho tlmo for all to
pull together tii.it build up from u
rock foundation,
Tho trniiHlrttlon of tho pevla.l
through whloh wo nro now passing
would menn that money In not tho
root of nil oVIl but the hclr.ht of our
hopen nn a menitH of njlMttnr In
building i firmer und mora nub
Htntttlal business on a rolld founda
tion. Mexico Prepares for
llanner Oil Production
llOSTON, 13. I. Doheny. of the
Mexican Petroleum company, hus
Jimt renched anlventon from Tampl
co, and wire n friend s follows:
Had a very Interentlng. natlsfac
tory and enjoyablo trip, Wo visited
nil tho oil field, and much territory
whero development nte about to
tin commenced. ThlH year and noxt
wtll bo Mexlro's banner yearn for
production. Many wulls tiro being
drilled and will add their quota
during Dm Inst halt of 1921 nnd be
In full production next. year.
Prom tho Amntlnn district nouth
to tho Tuxpain district, Inclusive,
an urea of 2E mllen broad nnd 76
mile long, preiont a neons ot
industrial activity not oxcelled on
any other pntt of this planot. Kvery
whero new wagon roads nre being
constructed. Kxlstlng roads nra
congested with nuton. trucka nwd
wagon moving men, machinery nnd
oil well Nuppllen of nil kinds, pipe,
lumper, boiler, engines and pumps
for tlio construction of derrick, plpo
lines, pump station, boarding and
living liouves.
Now settlementn aro weekly built
Into existence with overythlng of
substantial character and giving the
contradiction to thoso who harp on
tno enriy exnaustion of this most
wonderful and prolific of oil re
gions. Now school licunc.i, churches, club
houses, general offlco buildings, ro
fineries, plpo lines nnd wagon roads,
nil nt a cost to blc and llttln
panics of million of dollars. Indicate
to tho observer n knowlcdgo of tho
presitnt and a faith in thn future i
Jof tho rugged cmylro builders who
havo ehargo of Dicnn operations that
cannot bo nuentloncd
Thn perioaiU'iire and wealth of
Moxlro'n oil mnource ivero never
no well demonntrated nn nt the
prenent time Wo nre Informed Dint
morn than ninety thnunnnd peoplo
arn employed huro In connection
with the Indlintry
More than fiOO.000 barrel of nil
arn iihlppcd dully, Hxcept accom
panying a moving army of ImmetiHO
prottorllonn, nowhere would bo necn
ho many trurkn and trnctorn, their
trail wngonn biaded with all claxncn
of oil mnchlnery and lumber, a onn
meet In a dny'n moior trip In thenn
oil field. Kntlillntiuim tand faith
are Infection,
K. I, DOIIKNV.
Wall Htreet .Journal, March IT.
With (he Oil Men
W. II. Peck, oil editor, left last
night fur Knnnn City to nttend the
Petroleum Congrenn, nccompanled
by Mr. Pock. I Id will uport Dm
convention for tho World nnd It
render aro nnmired first hand In
formation on happening during tho
four tlnjH of Dm gathering
Pat Mnlloy. vlro president of r'on
ntnntln Iteflnlnit company, nnd retir
ing head of Dm Western Petroleum
ttufiner' association, Is expected
back till jnornlng from Knnsnn
flty. P. M. Mlsknll, II, U, Hehock,
W. Ij. Klstler, nnd other prominent
refiner isvrm ntti'iullng Dm annual
meeting of Din Wi-Htcrn Petroleum
Ileflnern asnoclatlon yesterday. Thoy
are nil expected bark thl morning
when thn announcement or Dm now
officer will be o.igerly awaited,
Wm. II. Flynn I back from n
three weekn wtny nt Dunrnn nnd re
port that thn new field west or
town, nboul which thern han been
considerable excitement nlneo tho
bringing In of Dm big Parsons-Ontit
welt, apparently linn proved a dln-
niipolntment. Thero hnn been ono
producing wen iirnugtii in nince,
In nectlon 31, good for not more
than 100 darrein, A dry holo tin
been completed In nectlon 30,
another In 3(1, nnd still nnnther In
nnctlon 29, while Din Oypny'n well
In nectlon .13 I 20C8 foet deep and
ntlll dry.
i Tim nomn talent In trying to
make nnnther Texan flold, holding
nrrengo nt $1,000 up and demanding
all deal bn cloned through local
bank and title examined by homu
lawyer. Hotel prlrc-n havo been
Incrrniicd and nccommodatlons ro
diicrd to tho limit.
2 MElTwANT $105,000
II, J. lleniiclt nnil .V. .1. Im-i-voii Ilotli
Seeking JlnmngcM for Injiirlcn
Kircltcil In llnll Wreck.
Verdict will bn returned Tuesdnv
In district court by Dm Jury before
whloh tho Hiit t of II. A. Dennett
against Din Midland Valley railroad,
I on trial, In which Dennett seeks
to, rocover $3,000 for Injuries sus
tained when hi nutomoblln wan
struck by a passenger train In
Hperry, Februnry 9, 1920,
Dennett claims ho wan using a
croNslug over tho railroad tracks
frequently used by other persont
nnd that bceauso of tho presence of
stock pens nt Hperry ho wnn unablo
to see the approaching train,
Kor tho defense, It wnn main
tained that the crossing wan not n
public- thoroughfare, and that Kan
unit was guilty of contributory
negligence In attempting to drive
his car ncross tho railroad tracks
nt thin point.
' N. J. Iversnn, gnrago owner of
Hperry, iv passenger with Dennett
at thn time of thn accident, who was
Dm more seriously Injured when the
train struck thn niitomnbtlo, now
has suit pending In tho Oxage county
district court nt Piiwhuska In which
he nsk dnnmKcH'of $7S,000 for per
manent Injury.
Minister Denies He's
White Slave Dealer
NHWAltk", N. J., March 21. llov.
Cornelius Deusol, former pastor of
tho J'lrst Netherlands church of
Passaic, N. J., pleaded not guilty to
day when arraigned in federal court
under nn Indictment charging vio
lation of Dm Mann white slave net.
llnll of $5,000 fixed when ho wus
nrrestod, wan continued by I-'edoral
.luilgo Charle Lynch, Donsol, who
ban a largo family, eloped to New
York, It Is charged, with ono of his
young women parishioners, Tlio
ttral Is expected to -be held next
iminth,
WE OWE FRANCE NOTHING
Claim of $0,0(0,ui)0,0on Debt Due
1'niiu V. S, Is Hosli.
WASJ1INOTON. March 21.
Stories published In Pari papers to
tho effect that United States owes
Franco $90.000,0,00,000 dating back
to tho dayw of tho American revolu
tion wcro characterized us nbsurd
today by treasury department offi
cials. A thorough search of Die trciiBU
rncords. said Assistant Secretary
Kelly, "show no unpaid obligation
to Vranco of nny kind." Kolly Is In
ehnrgo of the department of foreign
loiins-nud accounts.
Made Iljlng SiittcTi.
'Thorn's n lawyer In my town,"
ays a member of the Chicago bar,
"who is sometimes forgetful, but
never at a loss to right himself in
the worst predicament.
"Onco he had boon engaged to
plead tho uatise of nn offender, nnd
ho uhscntmlndcdly began thus;
"'I know tho prisoner nt the bar
jind ho bears thn character of being
a most cousummuto and Impudent
scoundrel.'
"At this point somo ono whispered
lo him Hint the prisoner was his
client, when ho Immediately con
tinued i
" 'Hut what groat nnd good man
over lived who was not cnlumulatcd
by many of his oontenftiorarloa?"'
IRONSIDES
A Sturdy, Hardy Rubber Belt for Oil Well
Drilling that
Asks no favors.
Gives Uniform
Starts on the job.
Stays right with it.
service.
Coinplcto Stocks Cnrrled by
OKLAHOMA TOOL & SUPPLY CO.'
imm lip I I i mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
CLARA SIGNS UP
FOR MOVIE ROLE
Joins Oklahoma Concern;
To Play only in "Up
lift" Pictures
iiy Miumnq moiuuh.
t H.H fllaff Corr9(ion4nt.
A IIDMOHI1, Okla., March 21.
Clara Hinlth llnmon, acquitted Thurs
day of tho nlleged murder of Jnkn
Ij. llnmon, oil mllllonnlrn and politi
cal cir, today nlitned a contract to
appear In moving picture under tho
banner of thn Oklahoma Moving
Plcturo company of Oklahoma City.
Under term of Din contract nho
I to recelvn nn advance cash pay
ment of $ 2 r, , 0 0 0 nnd f0 per rent of
inn proms rrom win company,
Clinrlc A. Conkloy, her attorney,
announced to tho International Now
HitvIcc.
A .Million Dollar Company,
The company for which ho will
work I capitalized for $1,000,000
and I owned by Oklnhomn City nnd
local capital. I,en Turnnr of Okla
homa City In president of tho con
cern. Only picture of great Innral
Influenrn will b made." declared
Clara Hmlth llnmon today after
signing tho contract. ".My picture
will' bo manufactured under
Christian Influence nnd I will use
the ncreen n n medium for warn
ing young glrlH against thn pitfall
of life. No sordldnes will appear
In nny of my stories."
To I'llm In Io Aiigelc.
Httidlo of thn company, Coakley
nnnounced, will be leased nt l.on
Angelcn. Acompanleil by her sister,
Mr, Van Allen JnmcH of Io
Angeles, her brother Jnme and her
mother, Clara Hmlth llnmon will
lenvo for that cltv within tho next
few dnyn. Hho will visit her father,
.1. II. Hmlth, who I critically III ut
Kl Paso, en route to tho studio,
Whllo Clnra Hmlth Hnmnn I
playing In picture, Mrs. Jake
liamon, widow of tho Into Oklahoma
republican national committeeman,
will tnkn up aviation, nhn nnnounced
hero today. ltir daughter, Ollvo
Itcllo llnmon. took n flight early
today. Mrn. liamon announced nho
would purchase tho airplane. De
tail of establishing n station hero
will bo nnnounced Inter, she. de
clared. womailaimsTraud
Sn)s Sim Trailitl Valnnblu rnnn
1.11ml for Arkau.snn Pnicrty Which
Proved to He Worthies.-).
Judgment for $2,000, tho valuo of
40 ncren of Michigan farm land
which Martha H. I.owc nays nho
trailed to A. u .viooreiiead for n 4U
ncro tract In Arknnsn which nho
nay wnn not nn represented, was
asked In n ml It brought In district
court Monday by tho woman.
The petitioner olnlm.she traded
the property Octolier 12, 191R, and
did not discover iin'll Juno of 1920
that the Arknusis I Mltuated In
Carroll rtiunty, wa ' tntcd on tho
nldn of a mountain, h I no Improve
menu nnd wan not tlllahln land nn
represented by Moorhend when tho
trado was made, Hlnco Moqrhnnd
ha nlncn sold tho Vnd thn woman
asks Judgment ngntnst Moorhend for
Din vnluo of tho Van Huron countyi
Michigan farm.
Off oil Die Wronff Toot.
Tho wlrked garago keeper "Was try
ing to figure, out hi lncomo tax.
"If a man bring hi car to me to
bo repaired, and It cost us C cents,
and I charge him $1C, what per cent
profit would I bo making?" ho do
mnndcd'of hi son nnd heir. "
"I'm suro I don't know, pop." an
swered Dint young hopeful. "You'll
linvo to gotnomebody who knows tho
roles of grand larceny to tell you
that. Tho rule for percontnge
wouldn't covor it."
CASING
FOR SALE
-ISO run onco, 15 55" '0 Hh.
3.1H' run onco, 1214" &0 lbs.
" 7S2' -new, 10" 35 lbH.
800' run oniv, S J," " I lbs.
looo' new, aH" 20 lbs.
400' mil once, Q"11 lbs.
1 100' new, 5 3-10" 17 11m.
All of tlio nboo nt very nttrno
the priced. Write, wire or phono
PAWHUSKA SUPPLY
COMPANY
Pnwliuskn, Okla.
Phono 027
a
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NO TAX
Our warnings for tho past year
net our investors 0 on
monthly deposits and lump
sum Investments.
Vndrr Stato Supervision
Wo Solicit Your Account
Home Building &
Loan Association
317 S, lloston C-115
Delivers the power.
Shows economy.
Q
Legislative
CONTINl'KD PltOM VMM TllltK
tangln between legislation and poli
tic Just now In tills city Is o bad
that It Is hard to dotcrmlno whero
onn begins nnd Dm other leaves
off,
I'll Aocompllfhcil,
I til t a great deal ha been done
by tho legislature. Wo hnvn pro
vided that tho attorney of Harmon
county may prautlco law if thero is
nny law to practlco; tho aim-ssor
of ono county may hlro n new dep
uty and tho fern of constables In
sonio places havo been chnngcili
two or threo Judicial districts havo
had thnlr boundaries changed und
somo now Judges havo been provided
for; also tho salaries of Judges havn
been Increased. Thero I also a bill
pending to regulate prairie dogs,
and our nenato nprpoprlatlon bill
carrion tho provision to doctor tho
sick bees of our state.
Governor Iloberlsoii Is quoted an
saying that thero worn never lieforo
no many llttln and Inconsequential
measure offered by nn Oklahoma
legislature. Tho majority of theno
measure were local nnd implied
only to ono particular locality.
I ndcr "courtesy" when a legislator
from onn locality offers n bill per
taining only to his homo tho othoni
urn presumed to vote for it. It is
a bad courtesy and will some day
lead to trouble. In tho majority of
Instance tho law is repealed nt the
next session, and, so far. that con
stitute about nil of tho pain entil
ing from Dint view of a courtesy
which should never havo exlsttnd.
lieforo acquiescing to tho view
of tho chlof exccutlvo It must bo
icmcnibcrcd that tho present legis
lative session has not been con
ducted on thn theory of. agreeing
wun tno governor. Hut ho has
dono a really good Joh of taking
care of himself. Ho has hnd little
to ny and nover appeared on tlio
lines nn an attacking warrior.
There Is still abend somo real
legislative fighting and tho honors
will probably not nil fnll to nny
onn nldn of tho limine. Kvorybody
(Understands that tho real legislation
In still unfinished nnd that tho finish
may bo obtained under very sorloun
iiitncultles, hnt wo havo arrived at
a very interesting stage of tho game
and thero I no llttlo expectancy on
tho part of those who havo watched
It from the beginning,
Ono New l-'nctor.
Tho World ha previously men
tioned tho new alignment of state
institutions. Tho six normal school
heads may not agreo with thn state
ment, but their champions admit
that they nro of tho opinion tho
stato university heads try to "hog
everything." Nnturallv tho unlvcr
Hlty Is tho biggest of tho Btnto In
stitutions nnd must over bo tho ro
clplcnt of firm favors. Tho normal
Bchool warriors ndmlt this, but nro
MCIIOIJ4 TltANHFKfl AJtt
STOKAOK CO.
Cratlna-1 Packlm: Larsait MoTlnt
Vans ana Srparato Iron Lockara lor
Ilouathnld aooda.
Wa Hold a I'rnmUo Abo? rroflt
1'HONK 1I7-I1S.
P. J. Laiig's Auto Body Works
' BUILDEk OF
Truck Bodies and Trailers, Delivery Bodies and Bit
Racks Remodeling Cars for Field Work) Making and
Welding Springs, Axles Straightened, Bodies, Doors,
Wheels and Fenders Repaired
1 124 ADMIRAL PHONE OSAGE 584
WITH THE LIVE QNE& IN
THE REFINING BUSINESS
HIGHWAY OIL REFINING CORPORATION
HIGHWAY PRODUCTS
now Cislnghcad and Cnslnghcad lllcnds.
Wo sell only euarantecd easolino ot our own manufacturo from
nliio Oklahoma plants.
00313 U D. 138 207-11 Lynch Hide. Tulsa.
.CHAS. F. NOBLE OTL & GAS CO.
1 gasoline: with tub pup
Producers and Ileflncis of Crudo Oil and Manufacturers Caslnghead
Gasoline.
Main Office. Tulsn, Okla.
OIL STATE REPINING COMPANY
ENID, OKLAHOMA
Illeh Orndo Potroloum Products from Garbcr Crudo
W. H. BARBER COMPANY
Always in market tor petroleum products.
MINNEAPOLIS AND CHICAGO
"EXPORT OIL CORPORATION, (INC.)
First National Bank Tlld.. Tulsa, Oklo.
Local Telephone Osage No. 2780 '
Lone Distance. L. 1). No. 1SS
Purchasers of all potroloum products for export.
SALU3 OFFICES: .
New Vork No. 61 Uroadway 'Paris Continental Hotel
tixyoiv Ttrmiima at
COSDEN & COMPANY,
1IIQU GRADE PETftOLEUM PRODUCTS
Tulsn, Oklahoma
Kansas City Structural Steel Company
Refinery Equipment Storage Tanks Structural Steel
5 to 65 thousand barrel tanks ready for Immedlato shipment
Local office, 203 Richards Uldg;. , Telephone Osaee sm
Ueneral office, Kannaa City, Kansas.
CONSTANTIN REPINING CO.
General Offices, Tenth floor. Klrst National Bank Bids;.
Refineries. Tulsa, Dtvol.
Phone, Osago 6020.
CHESTNUT & SMITH CORPORATION
Manufacturers Caslnghead, Absorption and Blended Gasoline
Phone Osage 8220.
WHITE EAGLE OIL AND REPINING
COMPANY
Bales Office: PRODUCERS
Kansas City, Missouri
- Sidelights
nsklnr qunstidns on to Just bow
much morn. . ,
Undeniably there is a rift In tho
Mato Institution machine, it win
not bo so manifest during Din re
mainder of this session, but It will
bo among Din big politics of the next
two yearn and may bo the instru
mentality lo cause the rlso or fall
of men nrrnyed on one side or tho
other.
.lust Plnln lug.
Tho program ahead Is ptist plain
(hit. rt thn millions on thn legisla
tive program, only tho smaller nnd
less conncquentlonai novo paiweu
both house. Democrats and repub
lican alike nro In understanding to
Dm effect that the program Is larger
that tho present financial stutus
warrants', nnd tho carving win oe
done with an effort to win me oesi
results.
In the final nnalysln the Impeach
mont trials and reports of commit
tees relative to government will havo
hard effort to rttnln the flrHt placo
of Magnitude, for in times llko
thco tho knowlcdgo of the money
being short Js possessed by every
body, and increased appropriations
for tho next blcnnlum will cause the
taxpayer out home to sit up and
look over tho situation.
PRUNTY COMPLIMENTS A.&M.
Tul,sn Prlmiiml Snjn Trup Sport-
inntiHlilp ClianictorlM-il .Men.
The athlotlo meet nt A. & M. last
week was characterized by good
sportsmanship, Merle C. Prunty,
principal of Central high school,
said ytstcrday. Mr. Prunty spent
l'ridny night nnd Saturday there
and ho said that tho fraternity mon
virtually turned over their houses to
tho tennis, conches and principals In
co-operation with tho rest of tho
school In entertnlnlng guests. The
splendidly equipped gymnasium, the
school of nnglnuerlng, tho' school of
homo economics, tho school of com
merce nnd administration nnd the
cordial hosp;tallty of A. & M. wcro
tho Tulsa principal during his stay,
the llulsa principal during Il stay.
SECTIONAL
LEASE HOUSES
2-.room office and store
room. 3- room pumper'a house.
4- room lease house
Bunk houses and cook
houses.
For immediate delivery
Manufactured and sold by
SOUTHERN MILL
& MFG. CO.
1645 E. Sixth
Osage 1905
vuiiunie, new uricans, ua,
Tulsa. Okia.
AND REFINERS
Main Office: ,
Wichita. Kansas
.Wenger Armstrong Petroleum Co.
MAIIKKTKHH
Transportation Hldsr.
Chicago, III.
Union Arcado Bide.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Daniel Bide.
Tdlsa, Okla.
UNION PETROLEUM COMPANY
REFINERS. EXPORTERS AND MARKETERS
Tulsn Office, 'Cosdon Bide
OLD DOMINION OIL & GASOLINE CO.
GOOD
910-13 MAYO 13 1, DO.
ACME PETROLEUM CO.
pl.lA.nn ffH nm Umilh Mlnhlirnn Avn!lA '
Ifansns City Office, ' Tulsa
101 Security Uldff. 303 Atco lltau. nog noRer Hldr,
FUEL OIL. OAS OIL, KEROSENE, NAPI1THA, GASOLINE
WHITE OIL CORPORATION
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS
nOME OFFICE: No. C6 Broad St., New Tork .
33P Kennedy Ildc, Tulsa, Okla.
INDIAHOMA REFINING COMPANY
Refineries at Okmulgee, Okla., East St. Louis, III, .
ST. LPUIS OFF1PE: FEDERAL RESERVE BANK BLDO.
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS OF "PARCO" PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS
New First National Bank Building.
SAPULPA REFINING COMPANY
PHONES OSAGE 6700-01
Manufacturers Petroleum Products Sales Dept.
712 New First National Bank Bldtr.
EMPIRE REFINERIES INCORPORATED
Refineries -Located at Okmulgee.
Okla., Gainesville, Texas.
Sales dfflce Phono 700C; 416 Unity Uldg., Tulsa, Okla.
Livingston Refiners Corporation
PRODUCERS REFINERS MARKETERS
All Products of Petroleum. AJI Plionca Osago 0420
General Offices, Tulsn, Okla,
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION
R. J. SHARPE and R. T. MUSSER,
ROXANA PETOLEUM CORPORATION
PRODUCERS
St. Louis, Mo.. Arcado Bldg.
Chicago. III., Continental
SHAFFER OIL & REFINING COMPANY
, REFINERIES
Bales Office, 208 South
THE PURE OIL CO.
Refineries atCushlng and Ardmore.
NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY
TANK CARS LEASED. REPAIRED AND REBUILT
Geo. F. Brlgbam, Southwest Representative, 1004 Daniel Bldg.
Works: Coffeyvlllc, Kan. Telephnnn 1H0
CHICAGO CLEVELAND
GENERAL REFINING COMPANY
TULSA ARDMORE
LUBRITE REFINING COMPANY
REFINERS OF HIGHEST GRADE LUBRICATING OILS
" LUBRITE LUBRICATES RIGHT
Sixty Per Cent Better Lubricutlng Than Any Other Oil
General Office: Arcade Building St. Louis, Mo.
OKLAHOMA PRODUCING & REFINING CORP.
of America
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS
Sales and General OfflccH, (M P. & R. Building
Tulsa, Oklahoma
SINCLAIR REPINING COMPANY
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Tulsn, Okla., 215 Sinclair Bldg. Now Tork, 120 Broadway
Chicago, Conway Building
BROOKLYN OIL
PRODUCERS
Ccdlr 12.1 Cedar 12S
310-317-319 Robinson Bldg. ''
MIDCO BLDG., TULSA. CONWAY BLDG., CHICAGO
MIDCO OIL SALElS COMPANY
Lubricating Oils of Every Description, Including Filtered Stocks,
Petrolatum Jelly and Wax.
PRODUCERS REFINERS MARKETEH3
IMPERIAL .REFINING COMPANY .
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS
General Offices: Ft. Worth, Texas Refinery: Ardmore, Okia.
THE MARLAND REFINING COMPANY
REFINERS OF HIGH GRADE CRUDE
PONCA C1TV, OKLAHOMA
J. F. CAMPION OILS
PROMPT SERVICE
S07-80S-S09 COSDEN BLDG.
BIGHEART PRODUCING & REPINING
COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS A LI, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
High Grade Lubricating Oils, Cylinder Stocks and Refined Wax.
Executive toffices, Ninth Floor Mayo Bldg., Tulsa, Okla.
Refinery, Blgheart, Okla. Phono Osage 3069
PHILLIPS HIGRADE REFINING'CO.
Refineries
Okmulgeo, Oklahoma
Andrews nidr.
Dallas, Texas.
Dion 4to)
GASOLINE
TIIONE OSAGE 6411
Office, Dallas, Teui
. TULSA, OKLA.
Oklahoma City, Cushlng, Ponca City,
Resident Agents.
Phone $369
AND REFINERS
Tulsa, Okla., Mayo Bldj.
Commercial Bank Bide.
AT CUSIIINO
LaSallo Struct, Chicago.
& GAS COMPANY
Cedar 672
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Phones 6115
Sales Offices, Tulsa, Okla.
First Nut'l Bank Bldg.