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TULSA DAILY WOULD, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1921
flN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 6241
W. H.
Oil, MAItKET QUOTATIONS
p nr.irlnl
11.00 llomor l.TMr.itin . ' ' wvwk me emu
Canada
i.ii
,, Kanna . okl. 1,71
Cicada '
''
tif .nil
S ti Um
t i ll Un.
, , ....
I . .th ...
pr 'on
u, Uyou ,
iiaaiaion
1.00 Cerulean, bear .U,",8 u."Kht I"'. It In estimated
; itr i,74 t io I nliril Wntea geolngbnl surv
3. 4 Moran ........ 1.7k
.H liurkburnett .. 1.75
1.7S Hewitt i.7
LSI lunger 1.71
1,11 lUnrytlt ,,,, 1.71
A Tariff on Oil
f. sreacli hy V. If. Ornjr t Tnda
r... . . Kan.. "The Dabaoln of 1111.")
1 -.iLCing mo risint; into or pro
,1 , 11 In tho United mate and
jlix " as early (in hint summer, und
. 1, 1 1 nitinir tho cilsls which was
M,e!ng ivcr nonrcr, for both the
j, r, .. 1 1 ir nnd roflnor In tho United
;.,', . I addressed a letter to the
tt 1 t iry of tho Petroleum institute,
i wimh I suggested that tho lnstl-
ut.. t iko BtopH "to nitcnrtalti from
Hi. 1 rgo buyers of emtio whether
f they foul In tholr Judgment
ti ,1'
f 1 ''
pre"
n -I"
tie producers of crude may v
,ny price ineronBo In tho near
1 whl'-h would Justify tho pro
maintaining or Increasing his
1 drilling program, and that
pinion bo given to the mein
,f tho Institute."
November 20, 1020, Mr.
, 1, the secretary and counsel of
in. wuute, renjying to this com
1 ui . iMon, stated that It would be
tti'po-miblo for him to comply with
im request, "because to do bo would
l in violate ono of thu fundamental
putiiples underlying tho founiln
, n ,f tho inBtltuto und the) conduct
c.f its nffalrsi; i. oc., thnt tho Insti
tute ahull not havo anything to do
,'h tho subject of prices In Btich n
n as mlRht lend anyone to the
r,uw uslon that thoro waB an Intent,
dire My or indirectly, to control
ihcTn. either throuuh tho InHtltute
er tliroiiRh tho operation of any of
Its 1 .imnilttees."
On November 10, tho annual
n.ecllnff of tho American Petroleum
In'tlVito was licld at AVashlnBton,
I), C and tho vnrlotis repreBonta
tl'cs of tho Iiivko btiycrH of crude,
rnndo BUbstnntial reply to my letter
to the institute, ndvlsinK all operator-
to keen tho drill runnlnff, fore-t.i-'Mnp
a Bhortnco of crude. Let u
fx.imine these in detail,
Mr W. C. 'I'enBle. president of
itn standard Oil company. New
termv. nddresslnpr the institute,
upon the "World Potroloum l'rom
lem " siitl In part:
If the matter of ample petro
I, um nupplles is not tho world prob
lem today. It must at loast bo in
cluded nniontr the few really bti
qurstlons on which thlnkinn men
t'c world over nro spending a pood
deal of cncrny. 1
"The avcrnRo inercaso in the
wnrld consumption In tho past de-
if lia run at about 11 per cent
per annum. No matter what pro
dild'Uis labors thn i.rodtlcers per
form, tho world still clamors for
tuorc oil to meet its insatlablo hun
Kcr Who would have ventured to
prrdl' t Just a few years back that
fie I nlted States alono could nb
orl. In addition to Us own Kreatlv
augmented production. 120,000. 00
bjrreli of petroleum in a slnsle year
frem in outside source of supply?
Yet that is what It has dono this
M-ar and tho refiners can tnke a
lnK- r tpiantlty from Mexico In 1021
! hi'Ut Injuria tho market for the
li.tfher nr.ido ilotnestli- production
No more strlkltiK Indication or
tli Ri- 'Wth of demand could be de
Iri'd than tho manner m which this
hucf output from Mexico has been
an.illnwed up. larKely In a now mar
kf. without illsturblnB in tho slight
est defireo conditions In tho older
produclnR fields here. It Is a con
wn.itlve estimate that tho world
nnmmptlon. which In 1910 wai
327.000.000 barrels, and thlB year is
ii'lnc f.tS.OOO.OOO barrels, will call
f,r doso to 700,000.000 barrels in
Mr rtrndfnril. In n Btatement ls-
jed In California rer;ardlnB the oil
Mtmtion, said, In siieakiiiB of the
requirements of the oil Industry and
OIL AND GAS
teaift aoppllea rrodnrtlon, Klf.
Wnnted Clean! g out ror Stnnd
rd ,qU, Uox 03, Sapulpn, Okla.
Will sen at bargain, National ma
chine, with full equipment for drlli
. Oivo tormu. P. O. Uox 2102.
WANTED Competent salesman.
One with thorough knowledge of oil
well supplies and general knowledge
of drilling and pumping operations.
lut be nrqualnted with most of
the t,ii companies In Tulsa and sur
rounding territory. No ono but live
lre need apply. Wondorful opir
un.iy to right man. Answer In own
nnd WTiting, Blving rererences and
Mlary expected. Uox Nl-58, care
World Advt.
I'ipe nnd casing nt JntorcBtlng
Prl'es for immediate delivery out of
"ock in all sizes. Oct our prices
nd save monoy. Wo sell for less,
l-eenberg Pipe .t Supply Co. Phones
! 4760. I,D. 80. 517-21 Hast
w street. Tulsa, Okla. Advt.
I or Sale Casing, lino pipe at
wrgaln prices. Will buy casing
bndonod leosoH and lines. M
'tlngold. 518 Mayo Uldg. Phone
Cedar 2522. Advt.
l'or Rale At bargain, ono set "i
-1C Mannington Ulevators only j
J(l one; on 2-h. p. II. &. S. bollf r
Mlrruly used; 1-3 phaso CO cy. te
0-t,it, 30-h. p. Oonoral Klcc. mo
or and 200' 20", 90-lb. cnaing. Call
Oeage 9056. Advt.
wanted Kxperlenced oil well
wpply salesman or store manager,
"ns who has had exporlcnco in Tulsa
0d vicinity proferrod. Stnto ex
Mruncn and salary expected. Ad
uress supply n,an tltjH pnpor.
Advu"" ltOS 6"N' Caro v,'m
WW? AI'U Cosing; Cnl. Calf
tl rig; eevon miles lino pipe;
imp.: tanks.. Complete equip-
wikmt condition. Priced right, own
Advt 153, "artlesvlllo. Okla.
"old hauling exclusively
Is ix specialty. Osnrui
Residence 2442
flin lin.Aalii, t . . ...
-
Jur position in Ibis most essen-I
'," I
that of all thn oil orlKlnally under-
.,,,. .
jinei une surrace or tho Kround In
this country tnoro than 0 tier cent
lias now been tirod need ntnl erm.
sumed. We are today and for .1
lonff uma past. Have been oonsum
I tier moro petroleum ttiati wo pro
ilnrn Tim..,, i. ni...u .. 1
l-nltml fitates reserve stocks suffi-
clout for only three, months' needs
and wo are slowly estinK into tills
slender mnrRtn of wifetv bv nm-
ilally druftfl to make up tho differ
ence between production, plus Im
ports, and refinery consumption.
Wo imported from Mexico last year
55,000.000 barrels of all; wo ought
tn cot nliout R0, 000,000 barrels In
1020 in spito of thn suit wnter In
trusion und political difficulties,
but wo nned considerably moro than
thnt. We produced last year some
373, 000.000 barrels of oil. Wo need
this year SS.OOO.OOO- barrels more
than the total of our own produc
tion and imports in 1910.
"I'lve yearH from now we will re
quire 050,000,000 barrels, or an In
crease of 220,000.000 bnrrols over
last year. Not only must wn prose
clito drilling operation In the United
States moro MBoroiisly but wo must
materially add to our Impoits from
other countries tn keep abreast of
tho demand thnt I upon us today."
Mr. Mark ltequa, former fuel ad
ministrator, said:
"Should we double the output this
year, tho net result would be merely
to double the range of requirements
dependliiB upon petroleum."
I'rom such eminent men as these,
men who stood at the head of the
Breatest oil industries in the I'nlted
States, the buyliiB aRencies, the pro
ducer who was reading this prupa
Banda had a rlRht to believe that
hp was Justified in boIiib ahead nnd
drillltiK to the limit of his ability nnd
capital, Personally I did not be
lieve that the drilling campaign
won warranted ono day after August.
Personally I did not drill a single
well after .Inly thnt I was not com
pelled to drill hy virtue of some con-
tract matte ni a previous nine or oy
virtue of nemo offset well which ,
had to lie taken caro of. However, !
the grent majority of producers do 1
not maintain any statistical bureau, I
do not follow tho statistical condl-
tlons of tho oil built very close-
Iv. nnd depend upon tho ndvlce f
till, men high up n the business.
I Vi!7Z.a!?y. V,1," .r"' ,u.M , I
company nnd tho large Individual
marketing companies, were engaged
throiiRhotit the spring und summer
of 1920 In propaganda work to get
the producer to Increase his drill
ing operations. The world was told
that there was a tremendous short
age In oil. Hatlonlng was even
talked of. It does seem, however,
that in that period of time between
August nnd December, somo warn
ing should have been given of tho
Impending danger rather than state
ments such na were madn at tho
Petroleum Institute in November.
Undoubtedly nt tho very time the
Petroleum institute was in session,
the decks of the Btandard Oil were
being cleared for action. Pipe line
men, with tho ability, sagacity and
einerlence of .lames O'Neal, presi
dent and directing head of the great
mldcontlnent pipe line system sup-
plytnR tho Standard Oil company.
undoubtedly knew In the early part
nt November, or ticrhans prior to
that time, that there wiib a disaster ,
impending and the brakes snouiu ue
,)Ut on.
(To be continued.)
!
In tho Dinar
The I. T. I. company's No. 2itl
well, located In the northeast cor
ner of 35-23-10. has been completed
good for AO barrels. Sand was
found from 1.730 tn 1.742 feet.
which urns shot with tiO otiarts.
Tho Ynrkhoma Oil company has a
failure at 1,710 feet In Its No. i
well. located in the northwest cor
ner or I-2S-11. it will be aban
doned. The Owcn-Oag Oil company s
No. T, well, located In the center
of the south line of the northeast
of the southeast of the southwest of
33-2S-10, is good for 2.000,000 feet
of gas in sand front 1 795 to 1,91s
rcet.
Louis Friedman has a 200-barrol
well natural In his No. 7. located
in the conter of the southwest of
14-24-9. Sand was found from
2,072 to 2.082 feet.
New Completions in the
Florence Pool
The Ilamsey Petroleum company
has u 500-barrel well In lis No. t
Doyle, located In tho northeast cor
ner of the northwest of 20-21-5,
Sand wns found from 2.320 to 2.329
feet.
The No. 9 well of tho Itamsoy
company, located In the center of
the west line of the northwest of
the northwest of 20-2 1-6, has finally
been nbandorml at 2.302 feet. This,
well Is very Important, as tt cuts off t
any extension of the pool to the
southwest. !
The Pur,. OH . ompa' :. has n 3n(-
Stations 5th and Boston,
Curb Pumps, 605 Garage,
PECK
birnt vi I i-i us Ni j 1 .i i.iict
i i tho icnicc of iik r"i:ii ine of the
l"i I lit at tho iior.bw a of .'1
.1-.'. Sand was found ftoui J Slj
10 ami fci t
Tlir No. 3 well of the Council IV- I
troleum company, loxntra In the
i"ouuhhfi corner or we nortiioast or
tho northeast of lfl-11-5, Ik good for
JSo barrels In sand from 2 117 to
2,351 feet.
Good Well hilfird
" ' I
Creek Dintrict
1 on .o. 1 jnnnvtn n u h t.ti
ot ltt" Unley Oil ootnHiny, lofatej
in the center of the north line of I
the southeast of tho northiMist of
8-21-13, is pood for 60 Uirrels
natural from the deep and. The
liny was found from ,652 to 1.091
feot, which Is In the lime, and the
new well hi one) of tho best pro-
I "..T"1111 l,,,N ,,ta,riel f0r
! mo "me-
I t.nllnri nnnQ
,l lliUO
No. )2 iH-tltln of illllliiRslea and
others, located In tho renter of the
southeast of tile southeast of C-14-12.
found aand from 2.X24 to 2.350
feet and started out making S5 bar
rols. The Oklnhnma N'uttiriil (Ins 00 in
patty has a 10-barreI well after n 10.
quart shot In It well, located In the
center of tho east line of the north
west of tho northwest of H-K.-12.
Hand wns found Xrom 2.094 to 2. OCX
feet.
In the southeast corner of the
northwest of the northeast of 11-14-11.
the No 3 King of the Pioduc
ers ,4 Itoflners corporation. ha
been shot with 20 quints, nnd is
Rood for 40 barrels. Hand . was
found from J, .vat to 2.S39 feel.
TI10 Oklahoma f'etitrnl Oil com
pany's No 1 Hmlth, located in the
center of the west line of the north
west of tho southwest of V 1 -1 5 -1 1 .
Is a failure ami will be plugged. It
was drilled to a total depth of 2.7SS
feet.
The No. 7 Orayson of the Troy Oil
company, located In the northwest
corner of the northeast of 2-15-11,
is good for ,15 btirrols after a 100
quart shot in mnd from 1.70H to
1.S23 feet.
.March nnd others No. 1 Cobb,
located In the center of the east line
of the southwest of the southeast of
U-l.'.-H. Is dry and abandoned at
1.715 feet.
The Texas Company Is plugRlni;
Its No. 12 Colemnn. located In the
southwest corner of tho southeast of
the southeast of 3I-1S-11. The hol
was drilled to a total depth of 1,750
feet, where the casing collapsed.
),,,, 7-.,, rnr cflI,
"7' I CHI I or .lOJIfJH
J)falricl
It- A. Mcl."an nnd associates are
reported to be rlRRlng up on Its old
producer located 111 the wyt half of
the nor beast of 18-lS-ll for u deep
t. to the )u cher ami post, b y he
first deep tests In this field, and will
bo of great interest to the fraternity
at larg;e.
Another .Steel Comnanu Cuts
Price of Tubular Goods j
The Republic Iron nnd Steel com-
puny announced Saturday that all of )
tho prices of Its tubular goods, in
cluding casing and line pipe, were ,
cut JS.00 per ton, which makes this
company tho second tn tho field to I
announce 11 reduction In Its steel
prices. A similar announcement was
nlsn made Saturday by tho Youngs-.
town Sheet and Tuho company.
Preltlent Onrey of tho I'nlted
States Steel company Is expected to'
make an Important announcement In
a day or two.
. ..
Ul(J ell LXtcnaS north
j)nncan n()0t
"""can 1 001
Starting out making 1.100 hirrcls.
the No. 1 Warner Ilrown of the
,ypsy on company located in the
southerns corner of the southwest of
24-In-9iv, . yesterday extended the
north Duncan pool a mile to the
nortnwest. The new well toppcj the
aund several days ago at 2.050 feet.
ami nail been spraying oil making
about 0.000.000 feet of gas. The big
production is coming from only 12
feet In the sand, and tho oil Is free
from writer.
The Into reports rrom the north
Duncan pool Indicate that It Is very
HtienKed. as several water wells bne(
been completed In the last week In
whnt seemed like proven sections,
and sexonil or the good producers'
havo sthrtetl making water. It Is
certainly very dhupjiolnllng as it now ,
looks.
In the llcnrietla
District I
Marshall & Johnson's well located
In the northeast corner or the north
west or the southeast or 34-13-11 has!
a 2,000.000 foot gus show In tnnd I
rrom 2,523 to 2,536 feet. It will,
be drilled deeper.
The Prairie Oil & tins rompany
has a -75 tiarrel well In its No. 2
Johnson located In tho conter of the
south lino of the southeast of the
northeast of 26-1.1-11, Hand was
found from 2.382 to 2 400 feet.
The No. 2 Jackson of Snyder and
otheis located In the nouthiasl cor
ner of the southwest or tho south
worn of 36-13-11 ii dry and aband
oned at a total depth of 3,021 feet
The Independent Oil romnnnv's
No. I Casey located In the center of
the west line of tho northwest of Un
northwest of 32-13-12 ts dry and
abandoned ut a total depth of 3.JS8
feet'
The Klngwood
Look for the Red Triangle
ASO.iN&
15th and Boston, 6th and Trenton, 2nd and Detroit,
713 S. Cheyenne Evans-Howard, Fourth and Elgin.
pat v s N - ft will lui att l t h
s uithw -it . .irnir of 'ho soulhens"
of th. ti 'i.heait of 1? 1213 Is good
fit i:, Oiui O'Hi feel of gas In sand
frulu l.:.U to l,f,20 feet.
Xeio Wells Southeast
of Depcw
The Texas company 'has t.otii
pleted two nice well In the last few
diis In lis pool southeast of Depew.
which are the first completions In
this district for mint time. Th
No. 1 llradlctt. located In the north
east corner of the northwest of the
southwest of SJ-II-H, found the pay
from X, 132 10 2, (SO feet, nnd Is Root)
for 60 barrela after a 40-quart shot.
The No. 4 lowo of the Texas com
pany, located In the southwest coi
ner of tho northwest of the north
east of section 17. started out mak
ing 7.1 Imrrrls after a A0-qtmtt shot
In wind from 2,1X5 to 2,405 feet
in the pool in the north part of
the township, ttio Pulaski Oil com
pany completed a 70 -barrel well In
Its No. .1. located In the center of
tho south line of the southeast of
the northeast of 3-H-s. Hand was
found from 2,4'J to 1.509 feet, and
shot with ISO quarts.
No. I Ponds of Kinerv A Hons, lo
cated In the southwest corner of the
southeast of the northwest of 2
14-8, Is good for l.'i hnrieUi In sand
from 2 126 to 2.177 feet. The pay
wns shot with 110 quarts,
Iturlmnk Pool Looking
Up Mil
With the removal of restrictions on
drilling operations oliintarlly lm
posed by producers oil activities In
the mltleontlnetit dlstrkt, the 111' k -man
and Carter fields, Just sieH of
hero Imve shown signs of consider
able revival More rigs are going
up. additional wells are being started
anil wells near the sand are being
lushed to completion.
That the llurlmiik pool will lie one
of the biggest 111 Oklahoma Is un
questioned as thcin Is a large amount
of territory between the Carter and
Marlatid pools which Is iim et nn
totichod, anil the pool has all the
Indications or making extensions In
evety direction, except to rile north
west, where the Twin State Oil com
pany completed a very small well,
which looks like the pay may bo
plating out in tlial dliectlon.
Much ext-lteinent Is expected at
the next sale of oil and gas leaes-s
covering Osage lands, as consider
able of the already proven area in
tho P.uihank punl Is unsold. No date
has been set for the next sale, iui
tho situation In the oil fleldH ban
been such that the government
thought the lenses would not bring
a fair figure; however. It Is thought
a sale will be held some time In the
near future. These vnluable Hur
bank properties will certainly give
tho big bidders a chance to show
leal spirit.
Three big producers wete drilled
In yesterday In the Hut bank pool,
which will Increuse t'lio production
by about 1,500 barrels. Tho No. I
well of the Producers and Iteflners
corporation, localJd In tho center of
thu south lino of the southwest of the
northwest of 31-27-ii, found t'hn pay
from 2.RS2 to 2.951 feet and stnrted
out doing approximately 000 barrels
per day. The Carter oil company's
.'. 2 well, located In tho center of
tho north lino of tho northwest of
the southwest of 31-27-5, was drilled
11 feet In the pay, topped at 2,900
feet und is making ronsldcraMe gas
nnd nil, nnd Is expected to be a big
producer, Slmoiiii ft Monro shot
their No. 1 well, located 111 the
southeast corner of the northenst of
MCIIOI.N TltANHI'Kh AND
BTOIIAOK CO.
Cratlnir Ptcklnc- I.rt MoYlni
Vana and Separata Iron Locktre lor
Houaehold Qooria
W'm Hold n I'rullllae Alinva I'reflta
1'iiom; 117-U8.
FRANKLIN
VALVELESS
GAS ENGINE-
if
' T -
equipped wttn type a
Reversible Clutch has
been found extremely
vnlunblc in "pulling",
"Swabbinfr", "Clcaning
ouf'and "Fishing" jobs
in the oil fields.
Steel spur gears and
pinions with machine
cut teeth operate in a
grease tight case, thus
keeping out sand and
providing the best pos
sible method of Iubrica-
, tion.
Write for complete ilclalls.
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llotlitmi. '-nil tilmilii. I'ert
I
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Itnrll,. Ilm kriirlilK "oireiii
riiANKMN VAI, KM'hH
km;ini; ;oipnv
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VtlirrWiune til S (Inilnnall HI.
TI ' I S
QMS
I. U V s 'U i ,d 1 1 ' A I ' A
d' i"g al ut s i 11 1 . 1 1 1 it I ni
- IT : In 9 I u fci 1 In m wis- 11. Ii
a thick pay tn tins w,ll tli.it 11 i
! pri-bnlile that It will hi gl n
a second shot for nnophni IncteaeS' In
production (It her Intereatlns devel
opments am ss follow
Hkolly-Phllllpe Petroleum eompn
,ny is building a rig In the southeast
corner of he eout beast quarter of
25-27-fie. This quaiter I just north
of tho Marlatid-Uoxatm Mertha Illek
man producing Icasw, northeast Ur
ter of -l7-f. nnd the Hkellj -Phll-llps
well will be watched with con
sldernble Interest bees use it M lo
cated farther north than an) well
yet started In this big field
Maiinml-Koxnna are building a tig
on the north line of the ('"lorence
Hickman Icnws Jfi 37-5e, one ha
lation wit of their No. 10 In tho
northeast ner of tb quarter. No.
Io Is now ilolng better than 190
ban els nnd Is being drilled deeper,
Top of the Mind was encountered at
2.1i lit feel and a lame volume of gas
wns allowed to spend Itatjlt before
completion of the well
flardner Petroleum company's No.
1, In the center of the north linn of
the southeast quarter of l-28-r.e,
producing nbout 120 barrels dally
since Into In January, was drilled six
feet deeper and the flow Increased
to ISO barrels Tools from this well
nro to lie moved to the (lartlner
No. 2. In the nnrthenst coiner of thu
Kline quarter, and tills well staiteil.
It Is reported thnt Devonian will
make another location in the south
west quarter of 5-2-fie, and that
the Okl.ivnnlan company will make
two locations tn Its northeast
quarter of 5-2fl-f. .;H. h of these
quniteiH has a producing well.
Twin States expect to shoot t belt
No. I, In the northwest quarter of
Sil-27-fic, which has been doing about
20 barrels. Sinclair Is spinlditia; its
No. 3 In Hie H'littbeast corner of
the northeast qtiatler of l-27-, n
diagonal offset to (luffey-Olllesple s
deep gns nnd oil well In the 1101th
west corner of the southwest quartor
of r,-2fl-np.
Slnchili's No. 1, In the center of
tho south line or the northeast qtlur
ler or l-3A-6, offsetting (liuilner
Petroleum company'ri producer, en
countered 0,000,000 fei t of gas nt a
depth nf 1,700 feet, whlpli wtu
tumbled off, ujiiI drilling conlliuied.
With the Oil Men
I'llllltl Until nt (tin fir,,, nf II. ,11,
Argun & Major Pros, who con p-
oieiiiour uie eariy nays or inn oil ln-
llllMtrv. tlerltrilm l...lf. tl.n,. ...... .......
living, hnvlng lived In the oil roun-
ii j mom hp was Horn iti years ago,
In In the cllv nn.l lu ,.,, ,.i,. .,1.1
acqunliitnnces. Mr. Until enjoys the
gnmo as much now nH he ever did,
ami Is watching development In tho
uomin., iiuoih an mo way rrtitii i-;t.
IRONSIDES
A Sturdy, Hardy Rubber Belt for Oil Well
Drilling that
Start on tho job. Asks no fnvors. Delivers the power.
Stays right with it. Gives Uniform Shows economy,
service.
Complelo Stocks Carried hy
OKLAHOMA TOOL & SUPPLY CO.
OIL MEN
READ OUR AD ON REAL ESTATE PAGE
TODAY
Country home sites and suburban property our
specialty.
McCOY-PATTON
531 Mayo Building Phone Cedar 2G1 1
WITH THE LIVE ONES IN
THE REFINING BUSINESS
HIGHWAY OIL REFINING CORPORATION
HIGHWAY PRODUCTS
Itaw Caslnghead and C'aiilnghend lllends,
We sell only guarantied gasoline of our own mnufacturo from
our nine Oklahoma plums,
O-0313 I,, I). 128 207-11 Lynch Jlldg-, Tulsa.
CHAS. F. NOBLE OIL & GAS' CO.
OAKOMNIl WITH TJIH PUP
Producers and Keflrrs of Ciudo Oil am ilanurncturers Caslnghead
(iasollne.
Main Offlie, Tulsa, Okla.
OIL STATE REFINING COMPANY
KNIIJ, OKLAHOMA
High Orsdo Peti oleum PioductM from Oarber Crude
W. Ii. BARBER COMPANY
Always In market for petroleum produ ts.
MINNEAPOLIS AM) ClilCAOO
EXPORT OIL CORPORATION, (INC.)
Klrst National Hank Kidg., 'l'tilm. Okla.
lAcal Telephone. Osage No. 278U
Long Distance, I,. I). No. I r, ft
Purchasets of all petroleum products for eiport
hai.i;h oKKiciva.
Now York No. 61 llrondway Parlt -Continental Hotel
Uxport Terminals at Avomlale, New Orlsana, 1m,
COSDEN & COMPANY
11IUH OUAOr. PnTUOM'.UM PltOIJUCTII
Tulsa, Oklahoma
"Kansas City Structural Stool Company
lUrinery Kuipnint Storage Tanks- Htru'tmal Hieel
5 to 55 tbousind bairel tanks ready fur Immediate shipment
Local office, ii Ituhards lildg. T lephono Osago H8
(Jeneral office, Kansas City, K.ui'ih
CHESTNUT & SMITH CORPORATION
Manufai turers Caslnghead, Absorption and Iilen-ied (iasollno
Phone Om( 622(1 Tulsa, Okla.
Mlduj Illdg.".' Tulsa
MIDCO OIL SALES COMPANY
II w. lofi r,,r ileltl.-IV eMl Ai'll. f' w urs
rlKM ato. k also our
I'ltorn i hps
lll.l
Ah ni illc '1 1 X.''
t i ti t th,. tn ni of ,,iiii' r
i.,l. ,1 M lio .i .iluce oil III Mrxtm
md In the ilcli flelils Of Iln- ken
r,,lc Ti XiiM. In In the , lly looking
after hi holdings, which are. In
many Instances, rloie-tn stuff.
linn Danrlger, who own much
acreage in Mexico, and who l still
of the opinion that the man with a
.mall ...nil In fl k 1.1 tlllHIA Pntl Ollll
hope to break even at lieat, and that
there should he a tariff on Mexican
1 1 nde la In the pity from hU home in
Kiiii-ms City.
C. J. Wrtuhtsmati and hi son C.
It. Wi Ightiiman nrtt expocted Imck
today. They have been III New York
on buiinvaa.
M. Taxman, who Is amwelated with
his hrother .lake Tax man In Hi" oil
business In Kansas City, Mopped off
In Tulsa yesterday nil bin way home
from Hldorndo, Arkansas.
Ram Irfingfeltow, oil producer. Is
heie rium Onhelnta for the week end,
nnd has another good well In the
Omige which has a tendency to make
things look (heerful these days.
It. 1.. Patterson nf Chatham, On
tario, where he supplies gas In all
the towns In southern Camilla, Is In
the city as a geiist of 1111 ltutll,
It. K. Htaley of Casper, Wyoming,
who is naixiclaleil wllh (lov. I 'rant?. In
his new Plenteuil Oil corpoilitlon. Is
In the city and says that tint Uov
ernor Ittiotnliig fine with III" new eh
terpilse, and hss acreage not only In
Wyoming and Montana, but luHlk
lahnnia and Kanwis as well, lie said
the governor was Intending ruining
to Tulsa but wan detained nnd may
come any time. Mr. Htaley has the
following to say tegurdlng the oil
business in hi state: The Standard
Oil company of Indiana and the Mid.
west Kenning rniiipaiy havo an Im
mediate exiNinsloii tirngiam Involv
ing tlm expenditure of fin.nno.oon
which Is the result or the enormous
amount of undeveloped acreage
which was releaeetl recently as the
result or the passage or 111" leasing
bill. It looks as though the Standard
Is going abend with the production
of oil In Montana as fast ns posMble,
disregarding the present condition of
over production, which Is vury sing
ular as computed with the HeemluK
exlstnut shutdown nlttintlon In the
mldeoiitluent fields. Tho produc
tion of oil lu Montana in hascil en
tlri'ly upon (uiidamental geology, as
extensive drilling lias imnwn the for
, millions to be regular, and the pro
ducing sanda tn run nlmoai truu to
tho structures. '
A new visible temperature indi
cator Tor automobiles Is connected
to the engine block ami acta Inde
pendently of tile temperature or the
(radiator or cooling water
C.o, ay lildg . Chh ago
Mid o II i winui-r mocg.
1 tk i-
iM.lts
MAHKLTHUB
AVongvr Arnustronpr Pctroloum Co.
MAinunKits
Trsnapertatlon lildg.
Chicago, in.
Union A rcn de lildg,
1'ittshurgh, Pa.
Dntilel Pddg
Tulsa, Ok la.
UNION PhTPROLEUM COMPANY
ni:riNnita. rsxpoitTreitH and MAiucnTHns
Tulsiv Off, e, Cosdsn nitlf. rhono U0)
OLD DOMINION OIL & GASOLINE CO.
OOOD
010-13 MAYO IILTX!,
ACINI E PET RO LEU M CO.
i?... r-.. 7j.lrn" ott- ' Kmtth Michigan Avenue
Kansas ( It v tiffb e, Tulsa t)fflce. Dallns. Texas
11 y 'M'i lildg. fiOO linger lildg, fi
PUI8L OIU OAH OIU ICnitOSIlNll. NAPHTIfA. (1 SOI1NK "
WHITE OIL CORPORATION
PHODl'CmtH AND IU3KINKHH
HOMH OI'SfH: No. Hi) llroad Ht., New Tork
32D Kennedy lldg., Tulsa, Okla.
INDIA MOM A REFINING COMPANY
Henneries at Okmulgee, Okla., L'nst fit. Iiuls, III,
HT. LODIH OKriCICi KICDISUAl. HDHKUVM HANK IILDO.
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORP.
PIlOt)t'Ci:itS AND UnPlNKIUl OK "PAIICO" PIJTHOLKUM
PIIODUCTM
New Klrst National Mnnk Iltilldlng.
SAPULPA REFINING COMPANY
P1IONRH OHAOM 6700.01
Mnuufnetttrern Petroleum Products Bales Dept.
712 New Klrst Nntlonnl Hank lildg.
EMPIRE REFINTCRlTCQ TMrnRPHRAnn
- . . w x v i, wjlvhx jjl 9
Henneries Located at Okmulgee, Oklahoma City, dishing. Ponca City, 1
Okla.. rinlnealHIlo I
Hnles Office Phono 7006;
Livingston Refiners Corporation
PHODtlCMHH UKKINIOnfl MAHICBTTinfl
All I'rudtiriM of Petroleum, All Phones OViiro fl0
(Jt-nernl Offh-rs, Tulsn, Okla.
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION
It. J. HHAHPR and it. T. MUHHRH, Itrsldont Agent.. Phono 83 09
ROXANA PETOLEUM CORPORATION
PHODUCKHB AND IlRFINMnH
Ut. Iuls, Mo., Arrndo lildg. Ttiln. Okln.. Mayo nidr
Chlcngo, III,, Contlnnntal Commercial Unnk Uldg. '
SHAFFER OIL & REFINING COMPANY
Itni-INHHIKH AT CUHHINO
Bales Orflco, 208 Honth LnHnllo Htreet, Chicago.
THE PURE OIL CO.
ncfinnrlen at Cushlng anil Ardmoro.
NORTH AMERICAN CAR COMPANY
TANIC CAItH LHAHRD, HI'JI'AIltKD AND III31IUILT
Oeo, K. Ilrlgham, Houthwest Hepresontntlve, 1001 Daulol lildg
Works! Cofreyvllle, Kan. Tolophono 1130
CHICAGO CLEVELAND
GENERAL REFINING COMPANY
TULSA ARDAl'ORE
LUBRITE REFINING COMPANY
Cenera. Hrce;0rAS,Th!ud.!;B,J,lt'nl,n,; rt'n ,h5f mt,
OKLAHOMA PRODUCING & REPINING CORP.
or America .
PUTHOLKtTM AND 1TH PHODUCTS
Hales and Uvnoinl Orflce, o. P, & it. Hulldlnc
Tulsa, Oklahoma
SINCLAHv CRUDE
Ut JMfAN Y
HINCLAIlt IICILDINO
TUIIA. OKLAHOMA
BROOKLYN OIL & GAS COMPANY
PHODUPKHH "
Cednr 123 Cedar 12 Cfdnr 673
3IE-317-319 Hoblnsot, lildg. Tulaa( okahomi4
CONSTANTIN
' -w .
aonsral orfices, Tenth floor, Klrst National Hank lJldrr
Henneries, Tulsa, Devol
enth rioor, Klrst Nc
erinerles, Tulsa, De
I'liono Osngo 0020
IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY
PKTHOLI5CM AND 1TH PUODUCTO
General orrices; I'l. AVorth, Texan Iteflnery: ArdPoro. Okla.
'J'HE MARLAND REFINING COMPANY
HIUTNKHB OK IIK11I OHADI3 CUUDU
PONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA
J. F. CAMPION OILS
PHOMPT HUHVICR
807-808-J03 COSD1JN IILDU.
BIGHEART PRODUCING & REFINING
COMPANY
MANCI'ACTimHIlH ALL TKTHOLKtJM PftOIK'CTS
nigh Orade Lubricating Oils, Cylinder Hto, ks and Herined Wax.
llxecilllvr, llffln,.a Ntltilli lrl..p o.,.. 1,1..
... . .
Iteflnery. Iilglieurt. okla.
PHILLTPS HIGRADE REFINING CO.
PHTIIOLLI'M PIloDUCTH
Heflneries fa'ales Olflees, Tulsa, Okla.
Okmulgee, Okluhoma l'irst Natl Hark lildg.
Andrews lildg.
Pallas, Texas.
OABOL1NI3
PIIONB OHAOB 6432
TIJIJA. OKLA.
116 Unity llltig., Tulsa. Okla.
OIL PURCHASING
REFINING CO.
Phones S tS
itjw ..(tin., i uiait, lilt i.
Phono i nago aoto
.-Ailvt,

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