The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30
RIIIlD PIPE LINES,
INSTITUTES LESSON
..,,r,ntlnn Question OF Para
''' ,n,m, Importance TO on In
dustry Just Now.
RsuvA SHOWED THE WAY
-, Per Cent of Gas Turned Into
Lines is Wasted Fuel hdm'hs
,raror Declares at Chicago.
BY W II. PECK

,r,sd,nt OF tho chamber OF com
r., of the United States, Harry
wheeler, that 1T is crime to
,,o even a barrel or half parre'
.rIuou " oil inasmuch as tho
,,Le Is anuued to its use after be
-, .rf,rmed by Mark Ia Roqua, oil
,,,,....ttur Of the United States
.o,,ruprnt that 40 per cent OF tho
rrsdu,cd and turned into the
',.. .. wasted" and after hearing
All fhp NtrlOus arguments pro ana
,, .. r.elTd to the mission OF tho
,, Irru.oum Institute, fellow
n,.a bit inclined To be In the
.'. ',f mind AZ was Frank Mitchell.
oS ,p,, uu well supply man, tho
nth,r ur who "makOs' Tulsa AT
rNsuAr intervals
ivan know was just sitting
ns,rn nr said, and wondering II !
VA, hiIacd by Barney Horrigan in
,our town Yesterday. ! was stand
ing talking 10 Barney, ana along
come a nt little Jewish looking fel-
ioe anI Barney said. MIR. Mitchell.
meet Mr Henry Starr, me noted
r,rk rohNrr. He has Just been re
leased liNIl Nll' p'''NN'''>'' -
M course shook hands cordially,
and congratulated him on his re-
Isase /, was onty a minute N two
before began to tumble. and
charged barney with kidding me, an
old friend,
.Now IN introduce you right"
sad Barney MIR Mitchell. meet
Mr. MftrnoIu' And what I'm won
dtr!ng now. IS. Is there a Mr, Nit
cb,u among the lads that attend the
t,nag0g n Tulsa? | certainly hate
TO think have been kidded,"
So far as the writer Is concerned
there was . tlmo when burning corn,
Al IS cents a bushel. looked bad. but
II did not look nearly SO bad as pay
ing Il7lO ton for coal. 1t seemed
then and seems now, that IL was "A
condition and not theory that had
10 do with the price OF corn, and be-
sides tho bolsheviki. known as the
Farmers Alliance was running
things ln Kansas.
These gentry" as the toastmas-
Ter, Wilbur y. Nesbit, the author OF
Your Flag and My Flag" stated
4, the last dinner givon In Chicago,
proposed to raise more hell and less
com but the next year. there was
klttl ltAI ltNh NOi u HtbuuNtu anu
The price jumped to t5 cents "A
blshcl and everything wss lovely
The republicans returned to power
and kansas was redeemed,
The situation now is just this:
/, was best stated by W. s. Parish,
who has recently sold n holf-lnterest
IN his Humble OH a. Refining com
pany for $50 100000. III we can
provide transportation for Texas
high grade crude. now being pro-
duccd At Ranger. there Is no danger
Of the price declining. It Is only
when storage must be provided that
cut In price can take place, and
therefore IL Is question OF trans
por'aton right now, We are worry
ing about the matter, especially since
Guli coas, crude was cut to 81, but
The only. thing 10 do liz to look after
he pipe line and tank car end Of
the business as everybody, all over
The country realizes that thero is
not going 20 be gasoline enough to
90 around this summer
The new Petroleum institute may
re,ard drilling In Texas, but / don't
believe that there will be enough oil
10 run production up to point
where We would be entitled to a cut.
Iha' lS TO say, we hope not. II is a
problem, nevertheless. know some
mighty good oil prodgcers. who will
,nsSi on getting production OF at
lras, $4,000 barrels before they
sack up on drilling. and who can
Say met they should he rcstrained7
nope that when the Sinclair line
ana 'hH osdCu line from Oklahoma
T" NaNE'r Is completed that there
W"' 6e ample pipe line facilities. aud
,heh surely no trouble need be
-haAcd for The wells are not hold
,0g ~ as well as expected or hoped
i'f ana ! for one think that there
m gong TO De no cut In prices In
oklahoma AZ any rate"
another witness stated al he IL
no leNs a parsonage than the newly
,ec,ed president OF the Petroleum
Ins"'Iic, Thomas O'Donnell, "No. I
'" not hcH"Ne In the league OF ma
uohH hu' | do believe that We are
sUwE To he able To- get together and
tv.op'rat" for the greatest good OF
uc greatest number. This IL no
weory mat must he tried out, like
e 'Nle or nations I'm order to be
VI IT'S being a good thing, be-
,,e Ih"f' are no many practical
T'NIs, such as price OF crude in
r ana 'hc tank wagon price In
,.S'k' mat certainly ought to hc
"'d hy an intelligent bunch of
Pracilcal u. men"
'"H another witness. Cal PAYNE
uo Is 'n Tulsa and who for many
csT.S NHH az the head Of the no
So w. omatiC division" OF tho
,"noail pl' and now largely N
con, 'n lhe Magnolia Petroleum
,,-HF'"N. whose stock IL selling al
ho' w per snare, he says: we seem to
c,as,'uhg away from all the demo.
80 lltS of government. and
gn', we nave won the war in record
~ " mas cost a lot too much
oaeN ooa Think OF taking out shin
or steel containers holdior
into ecu gas. and dumping them
AMI, '' sea our country needs
ou, I opportunity 20 work out Its
nj, ''sHuy and the American peo.
vm VIII soon bc setting a pace iha,
r,,, nearly equal the great stride
aue 10y the soldier bows when tSey
ArS .o"'' on the German army"
be- VIZ moro Witness, W. n Rar.
AFsr". .h, head OF the Rarbsr
dsn.r IN Minneapolis, old time in
lss1.''n marketer and a great
Ar,,,I ui Independent Thought and
css,. VINO has this 10 offer. "I,
- IS an right, this new nlar
CHI. "oi certain when I came 10
a.. out after hearing Mr Roou.
nov ,u'H was wrong ana from
wiz am willing to- 'co-one,atn
a. ". resi- Of then, in unhat.i