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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
ELECTRIC TRAIN
STARTS FRIDAY
"0Iympian" to Initiate Mil
Waukee's New Service

on Friday morning the "Olym
pian.r crack passenger train OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee a 81. Paul rail
road. viii leave Puget sound for the
East In the wake OF an electric loco
motive.
The departure will mark the first
Of IL kind in the history OF Coast rail.
reading. In celebration OF the event.
a special train, bearing Mayor c. II.
Fitzgerald. city officials and prom
inent railroad men. will precede the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
ropAYr PROGRAMS

ropAy-s PROGRAMS
LIBERTY Har~ld Na<Grsth's
The Iark sf tho irssh"g Matt and
J~ff comedy rsihe News lib
~ Weekly.
CLEANER - Crsaferd Kent In
"Otb~s N~a's -hs~~". uaseid
Lloyd In mi. Royal -iys~..-t
>s~s rtsfsrtsis.
toti~Et Nv iitisn tsruam in
''u~~r ssriass"l Coliseum News
W-~<fyt osebs~srs s~a~rtisu, sDAs-
da1~st~. "'sy ss~rssi r~-au~~t.
ntN--t.e-rH~ t.o.ne rurk~vs The
Miracle Mar"
srHA>D--AniiA ~i~~sst In Mad
the rsiat Orr s,r,nd >c~s Pic
tsstals.
COLONIAL - Mcsr.~ Salisbury In
Tho t-hssfesn Melody
Iffftt.--Tam Neor~ In Lord and
tady Aigy" -~sissae We. rhfa-
eads-Ah." ~sus~st s-,sas>fy.
CLASS A--ttarry Ms<sy a The
bsske~s usor.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

cups and medals awarded by various
societies for feats In diving and
swimming. Her home liz Ia Los
Angeles.
The next Mary Roberts Rinehart
picture to be made by Goldwyn for
Eminent Authors will be based on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Lone Store Bandit
Holds Up Japanese

Wearing a handkerchief over his
face and carrying "a small black re.
volver. a lone bandit held up H. ota.
a Jap. In his store at nth ave. and
James st. early Tuesday evening
and robbed him Of s. and the key
to the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

'Papc's Diapcpsin," by neutraliz
ing the acidity Of the stomach, In.
stantly relieves the food souring and
fermentation which causes the mis-.
ery'maklng gases, heartburn, flatu.
fence. fullness or pain In stomach
and intestines.
A few tablets OF "Pape's Diaper.
sin bring relief almost as soon as
they reach the stomach. They help
regulate dlsordered stomachs. so IA.
vorlte foods can be eaten without dis.
trcss-Costs 80 little at drug stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Speed Divorces
in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. March "A suit
for divorce Is filed here on an aver.
age Of one every hour and as min
utes. according TO figures Just made
public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Diamond Thieves
Get Week to Plead

Merritt Higbee and Charles II.
Brown. alleged to be connected with
the Cohen diamond robbery. we're
given one week 20 plead whom ar.
ralgned before Superior Judg .
Mitchell Gillian Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Oiymplan A. tar ~ Ne t'""h
Electric energy for tho operation
OF the Coast division OF the Chicago
Milwaukee q st. Paul railroad will be
generated from the water power
plants OF the Puget Sound Traction.
Light q Power Co.
Both freight and passenger trains
will be operated for the ediflcation Of
Mayor Fitzgerald and other guests Of
the road. while the special is side
tracked at Gle Elum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

IRIS a far cry from Paduoah Ky.
to screen stardon. and that may
explain why Gladys coburn. who is
seen oppoAl,e william Farnum In
''Heart Strings" al the Coliseum this
week. In atJii known ar that Coburn
child" to her distinguished fellow
townsman. Irwin Shrewsbury cobb,
IN. American hunorist
Tho fact that Miss Coburn was
born In paducah would not be az
any more interest than ~ she had
been born In Ccntraiia were II not
for the fact that Irwin Cobb had done
considerably. TO put Pudacah on the
map before Miss coburn attained
prominence.
Miss Coburn. In Conversation
with Mr. Cobb. was told by the
humoriat that he remembered "the
little coburn girl" with freckled
face and tow head. running bare
foot about tho streets Of Paducah.
chasing "a hoop with a stick. Both
Miss coburn and Cobb are proud
~ Paducah and OF each other.
CI.EMMER
In "Other Mems Shoes" the
dramatic feature Mt the Clemmer
this week. Crawford Kent. well
known for his virilc charactertxa-
tons. plays n dual role. that Of twin
brothers. In the action OF the play
he surprises everyone by taking the
place Of his weaker brother and
shows that ms n parson he has a
punch that In hard 20 beat,
Harold Lloyd's latest comedy. Ills
Royal Slyncs@" IL also on the bill
REN
George f.oane fuckers production.
The Miracle Man" which Is the
attraction at the Rex this week. was
presented before the convicts at Sing
Sing some time ago. with flattering
results.
SO impressed were the convic,s by
the spectacle. that one OF them adj
mirinRly stated his belief that 'the
man who produced the picture tMr.
Tucker was fourthtimer. or
words to that effect. This may be
regarded as a great compliment. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Not uery long ago Anita Ste,oort little brooklyn
high school girl Her beauty attracted NeV York artist
Who persuaded her 10 for Spring Time sketch and
since she has been before the public eye When Miss
Steparfs pretty sister Lucille Lee, married Ralph Ince
director for the Vita0raph Film Co., Anita got her first
chance IN the mories Her instantaneous
This peek, at the Strand Anita is playing the role Of
little chorus girl uho, by strange turn Of fate becomes the
shining light Of bg musical comedy shop. Mind the Paint
Cir is the title Of the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

her story. Empire Buiiders." Cui-
len; lands will play the part Of the
great" boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Theatrical managers and astron.
omers are always trying To discover
new stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
CLASS A

CLASS \
Harry Morey ~ the star In The
Darkest Hour" the new photoplay
opening today at the Class A. lie
plays the role Of Peter Schuyler. 4
wealthy ciubman. who meets with
an accident and loses his memory.
while in this condition he In tricked
into marrying nm adventures. in
spite OF the fac, that he already
possesses wife.
The tangie h not unraveled until
the final reel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

COLONIAL
Monroe Salisbury gives four dis
unct irnpcrnona,ionH In The Phan-
tom Melody" his latest photnplay.
which opens at the Colonial today.
He appcars first as a young noble
man In love with n young English
girl Then he appears as a soldier
IN his country's service. a dreadful
experience ages him within a few
days and he u seen as dccrepit
old man and finally ms nm Old music
master. recovering hts own Identity
thru the power OF the phantom
melody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Smile, Doug" smile! This
is the cure-aH of blues. Doug
las MacLean of the MacLean-
Mag team, in the recent sue
cess, "2S1a Hours Leave
Mr.. MacLedn is one of the
Thomas II. Ince stars. safely
on the road to the top pin
ndcie of success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Byron Cornyns 'tampering with
trand jury witnesses case. was
completed "wednesday in the Z. s.
district court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

The frinhnnn was plumber
philosopher OF the soldering iron
and oroKan was his name. lie be.
came enamorcd Of a pair Of feet
which belonged TO n school teacher
whose name was Ruth Warren. To
follow the frishmans luck. one Is
carried TO Gibraltar. Venice. Cairo.
Singapore. thru series OF exciting
and romantic adventures.
James kirkwood IL playing the
role Of Crogan at the Liberty this
week, In THE Luck Of the Irish"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

IL must be said In behalf Of the pro
Queer that he never saw the inside OF
any states prison except as inter.
eHtrd observer.
The Miracle Man deals with the
reformation Of gang Of crooks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Producers & Refiners
Corporation Report

There was a called meeting OF INV
directors OF tho Producers A. ltctn-
ora corporation at the general otfice
of the company In Denver Whlch
must have been, from all accounts a
very ploaaant affair as reports from |
oklahoma and the big wells the |
company has been getting at Beggs |
were received.
Tho abatement made TO the stock
holders In part ~ as follows.
TO the Stockholders
In the operations OF a big buai |
ness such as you have In your com
pany, nothing is moro convincing o'
the success with which II is meeting |
than IL demonstration OF results ob-
tanned from funds which have bcch
available for the purpose. In the
beginning. we had only the proceeds
received from the sale of our pre-
fcrrod stock, with which we nave
built up a company the assets or
which are well worth double tho
issued capital. and with net earnings
now running at the rate OF S2.bOO'o"O
per annuin
The usual quarterly dividend OF
ITlb cents per share on mo OUT
standing preferred stock VIII be palu
February | TO stockholucla Oh lcc"iu
January 90 next.
You viii he Interested In knowing
that tho earnings OF your company
hnyc Increased at such u rate that
your board hnS felt warranted IN
placing the common stock on u ulNl
dend basis. \ regular annual dlNl-
dcnd on that stock AT the rate "i
por cent per anuuih. has accordingly
been declared, payable In quarterly
lnstalmentH OF i2ia cents per shste'
and tho first Of such dividend dis-
hursements will be made on Fcbru-
ary 1. 1920, to common stock or
record December "a, 1919. with tho
progress that your company ia max
| ing and the Increasing earnings re
sultlng from It's expanding opera
| tlons. Il Is the expectation or your
board and the management that cN-
| ira dividends on the common stoch
may he paid withip the current year
The company has In lts treasury a
total of al 500, 900 par value com
mon stock and has decided TO otter
this stock pro rata to stockholders
OF record December 81, 1919, rms
| stock IN offered to Stockholders AZ
mar nj the rate OF one share Tor eavh
ion sharcs OF preferred or common
stock now held. As II VIII be I'M
practicable TO issue fractional sharcs'
we havc adopted the plan that II the
stoCkholder has five or loss odd
sharea he win not hc entitled to sub
scribe for n fraction OF share IN
respect of these odd shares, but
should he hold six or more odd
shares, up to 10 shares, he VIII lac
entitled to subscribe to one wholt
share In respect OF these odd shares
From the above 1t will be seen tina
the Producers & Refincrs corpora
lion nrc exceedingly prosperous thes'
days and tho only reason assignee
for offering any stock At this time Il
for the purpose OF increasing thu
cash working capital and taking Owe
valuable revenue bearing properties
which will materially increase th'
company's earnings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
win the Oil Men

j. W. Mactaggart OF Kansas City,
who is an expert In taxation and
who accompanied the committee of
casinghead people to Washington.
ID. c.. is In the city and is being
shown around by T.. S Ross. local
manager for the accounting and tax
consultants
Ex-Mayor Maroncy OF Okmulgee
vas In tho city yesterday and re-
ports the Central National OF com
pany, owned by Maroney and
- I,oughlin, has a big gas we'll NJ the
center OF the northeast of i3-l2-l1,
which is good news In tehse days Of
short gts.
Ray II. Hcrod and W. J.. Free
man. employees OF the Sinclair con-
'orn. have organized the iierod &
Freeman Tractor Transpor alton
company Thoy say that already
hey have shipped $4,000 worth Of
equipment 20 Louisiana. where it Is
now In use and that the same
amount viii be used In Mexico. Mr..
llcrod has been with the Sinclair
company since its organization In
various capacities and MIR. Freeman
has been superintendent Of motor
transhortation for the same concern
Tor about two years.
O,erjoycd at becoming the father
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan, IA
A charter was granted here today
by Joe *. Morris. secretary OF state,
to the safety oil & Gas Co. OF Tulsa
under "a capitalization or $4,000.
NJ. Bcrcutt. Jacob Birnhaum and
Abs Miscl were inCorporhtors. The
charter IN to- be delivered to Rob
lnson & Michcr nt Tulsa.
The Selhy OH Il Gas co. of Dcla-
ware. was granted a charter TO op-
crate as n corporation In oklahoma.
It's capital In tho state was placed
at $4,000. The charter Is to be de-
iivered to Judge Hastings at Tulsa
Increase oC capitalization from
tG6,O0O to tiG5.0OO was permitted
The Upton Petroleum company OF
Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Of 1O-pound baby boy. y. NJ
Bloch. president OF the newly or
ganized Bloch OIL company. yesier-
day declared a quarterly dividend oil
3 per cent on tho tsocks OF the com
pany. The baby has not peen
chrlstened as yet, but will probably
assume the dignity Of his father
name with the affix Junior. Tie ls
literally a "chip of the old Blocn
and the second little stranger 10
grace the Bloch homo. the first porn
being girl The Bloch on com
pany Is capitalized for t25O.OoO. lts
officers arc B. NJ. Bloch, PRESIDENT
I[ Bloch, vice president; NJ. J.
Bloch, secretary and treasurer, ana
a. T. Schercr. assistant secretary.
with the exception OF the last named
and with the addition OF lames
Bowen and Herman Silverste.n INC
officers OF the company form the
board Of directors. The Bloch oH
company Is Interested with the
Minnehoma oil company in It's wei
in the northeast corner OF the cast
half Of the southeast quarter OF 2
/ 1874.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Harvey Crude on company Opera.
IIOnn

on tho Tssac Deere farm we'll No.
Z In i1-li-l1. drilling Rt 2,05j feet.
wiih an estimated gas pressure OF
6.0Oo,00O feet found IN the Glenn
sand at 1900 feet which was Brad
onohadcd Wen No : drilling at
200 feet and we'll No. . drilling
at 600 feet. ON the Rose Grimmett
In 12-li-li well No. . on top OF tho
BLACK A. simmons sand at 2,Sl0
fooi Well No drilling at 1900
feet NOS on the Wiscncr farm. 20
li-l3 rig up Monday Drilling at
@ 900 feet. 2123-g In tho Usage near
llomiuy. We'll NO. I being spudded
IN near Bighcart J3-2i-tl; this lease
iH Jointly owned by Harvey Crude
on and Il. q NJ. Oil q Gas Co. OF
llominy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
all n.eKIt oustsTlesa
Burkburneu Expanding

Now comes tho very interesting
roports that tnt General OH COM
pany well on tne river bank "A long
way west ~ the northwest extension
ut Burkburnett ls actually making
500 rurrcls and I'm addition and OF
still greater importance the so-oallcd
hiCh tower well located ! 900 foot
east OF the General we'll, IS making
Q 900 barrels
And between tho two above very
important producers there rs another
that is located 500 feet east ot tho
General wcll that Ia showing up
good. All the above wells are on the
south side Of tho Rod river ana on
land that has belong TO Texas pee.
pie for many years and which Is
now being contested by the state OF
oklahoma with mighty small chance
OF upsetting tho titlos, although the
department at Washington has boon
persuaded 20 butt In and take "A
hand iu tho gamc.
while the chances arc not very
good for oil across the river In
Oklahoma, It would nevertheless he
an e icasion Of much rejoicing were
oil finally discovered. II would then
he found on land that by right bc
longs to oklahoma ana real oil men
are drilling test wells with "A fair
chance Of success. There is ono
drilling 900 feet from tho west line
aud 1000 feet from the north limo OF
tho northwest OF 7-b-ii, which u
drilling at 800 feet, and another In
tho southwest corner OF 6-5-l4 tina,
ought to be IN shortly.
Burk burnett ~ also expanding to.
ward tho south OF tho original pool
on the townsltc ms tho Black Bur
mott oil company has "a vol, and
what 49, referred to as the Carl well
are lato competitions In that diroc-
ton The lntter IN said to he In y
new sand found at l,i50 feet. A.
usual tho oil fraternity 0ro not play
ing the game down taht way. but
are leaving It pretty much alto
gethcr to the homo boys, although
thcre Is enough TO satisfy anyone,
There have been many gcologist'
operating In the midcontinncnt field
Of lato and we have heard a grotl
deal about the "perminn age" and
II would look ms though tho geolog
lists might settle the dispute In re
gard to the boundary line by lit
tic calculation Ia geology. as the
Burkburnott field doubtless hclOng'
to some one OF the various ages anc
the chances aCe II was outlined be
fore the woods were burnt OFF,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. s24l w. II. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442

and that although no has Just been
out in the field hs heard not a
word about a. MIR. White may DO
right, az II viii be remembered that
at the time the standard OF boulsl-
ana was purchasing the Bcned nm
and Trcca holdings In tho thhdp
fnldE, tchco was much propaganda
published TO tho effect thdt ihe
Benrdum nud Trccn VOLS we're over
rated aud also that tho oil was not OF
the gravity claimed by Bonodum ana
Trees
On the other hand, Il w. widen.
or, viCc president of the 6lllilanu
Dil company, says that no has no.
tho report and that a. rs true ana
that wator rs cncroaching on nop-
orty adjOinigB the 6iilllihnd ana o.
Ter leases. This would seem to ho tho
logical reason for the rapid compic-
tion of woils on the Gilliltnd ana
Foster leases at timo when ihoro
is Inadequate pipeline facilities.
80 far as | know" said Mr.
Nidcncr, "ihcrc uoycr has boon a
well shut In OF that giLc that ala no'
mako considerable Cmulhipn wncn
opened up There u tremendous
pressure back Of those wells or
they would not come In making 90
600 or 10000 barrels q day ana the
oil ia naturally cut TO aonc cXionI
II rs not troubling us as yet, but n
said To bo very uuticcahl" In some
Of the wells on adjoining lohsoA'
There rs no doubt that y well thai
viii make $4,000 barrels well, as
MIR Nldcuer suggests, cause moro or
losa trouble n shut In. II Is u dhu
gorouB propOaition and frequently
"a EtV
This has happened only too recently
In Ihn Anunn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

near plnhook bridge, on Muddy
creek, north VI Sedalia. A number Of
Scdalians have invested money IN the
enterprise Sir. Gobrecht, who be-
lIeVcs there are splendid indications
~ oil IN the locality in question. naA
Invested several thousand dollars Of
hh own money Ia the company
The Sodalid Trust company viii
hold in trust the money subscribed
for stock. Under the terms Of the
trust the money must he uBud fOa
drilling purpoacs on the land leased
Mr.. Gobrccht has been strongly
recommended In letters received
from several oil men OF good stand
ing In Tulaa- lie has had years Of
uRporlcnco In tho oil bu5lne q ana Is
confident that a "strike" will be
made on tho Pinhook leases Sc
dilia News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
An Average OF $4,000 Barrels Taken
Daily From Homer Field.

According to the oil Weekly 'an
average OF about $1,000 barrels OF
oil a day was taken from the Homer
field during the week lust ended
Tho runs from the field were III
Vided about az follows; standard oll
company, through It's pipe line, 10
OOO barrels q day; lnvincible oil cor
poration louisiana oil Il Refining
Coz, $500 barrels a day of which
900 barrels has been going to tank
cars and the remainder into tank
age. Texas company, 1900 barrels
to steel tankagc, Simms OH corpora
ton, 1000 barrels into tRnkaEe
through It's pipe line; Gult Refining
company, 5000 barrels 10 tankago,
The had weather or the past few
days has slowed down tonkage
work. and also has delayed pipe line
activities,
on January there was in steel
storage at Homer or In that vicinity
approximately 100000 barrels OF
crude, distributed as follows;
Gilliland oil Co... 22N,OOO barrels
Simms oil Corp. ,.. $4,000 barrels
Standard OH corp. O.. $4,000 barrels
Inviucible Ol'Corp. 10000 barrels
| Texas co, ,....,.... $4,000 barrels
| Gulf Refining Co... $1,000 barrels
In wooden storage on January
there was approximately 10000 bar
rels of crude belonging 10 the va
rious producing companies In the
| field. bringing the total up to 800
| OOO barrels OF oil In storage,
! The Arkansas Natural Gas COM
pany began loading cars at Homer
| for shipment to Texas city on Jan
uary s,
The standard oil company early
In the week was handling no outside
| oil and was loading but few cars
The Invincible oil companys pipe
| line into Homer probably VIII DC
completed in about 10 DAYS.
! The Simms OH corporation made
| ifs first deliveries to it's tank farm
al Slbley on January I.
/ Tho Gulf Pipe Line compahy's
line 70 Dubberly. where 1t has a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Tho oil tity Dcrrick's PRICE on
IDuisinnn Crude

Tho following will be of great in
iorcst 10 oil producers In Louisiana
who we're not aware that the price
of Homer crude had been advanced
to 81.
Following tho advancing trend
Of crude oil prices the standard on
company OF Louisiana announced on
January an advance Of % cents n
barrcl for all grades Of crude Al the
VOLS in north Louisiana Tho new
quotations arc ns fOlloWH. Caddo
light ana Homer. 50, DeSoto and
Caddo escond grade. t2.90, caddo,
32-3t9 degrees, sass, CriehtOn.
1850; Bull Bayou. f2.26. and CAddo
crude, or heavy oil. &i.25. The pre-
vlouH advance on these grades was
20 centa "A barrel on December a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Rurkburnctt

Tho Skolly on company 30 %
WaRRoncr acre lease In block 81
is a 75-barrci we'll In sand fouBd
from 1856 TO l,692 fcot Its No II
on the 3O-acrc tract nthc same
block. II good for 100 barrels IN
sand found from l.6l0 To 1917
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

For sale, Usage lease on structure;
production on adjoining quarter.
win consider either cash offer or
interest In completed we'll Must be
drilled before April 26, Address 4Si-
A, care OF World.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

The Marland people have q rig up
for an important test In the north
west Of tho northeast Of l3-2I-i.
Tho Coadon No. In the north
west Of l3-24-9 Is flowing by heads
al ! fect in ten sand and will be
drilled IN soon. n Is showing for 90
barrels as % stands. There are three
rigs up on the same property.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
In Igutlcr County.

Tho Skclly on company No I on
tho Board farm n~3l-23-i is drlIlinE
nt 2.720 fect. The came conpany' 's
40. 10 on the Draper farm In "a
25-b rs drilling al 730 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Have string OF standard tools, 3
rigs and 900 feet of l0-in,, $500
feet of Sh in, and $500 feet Of q y 70
in, ga miles of gin. fuel and water
line. we want offset drilling propo.
sition. 642-A, In care OF The World.
---AdV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

For sale, large solid oak offico
table. also flat-top desk and swivel
chair to match; you cannot buy such
furniture new today. A bargain for
some oil company. Phone Cedar
4SS----Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Lease for sale. South y southeast
a section 81, township lSn. range
low, Bull Bayou field, Red river
parish, Louisiana. 5O0-barrel weu
section i6 and 5,000-barrel well sec,
ton 32, same township. Price $3.50
per acre. Fred +. Hildt. II East
Tenth street. Tulsa. Phone Osase
67G7-J,-AdYt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Notice. og producers: Tho on &
Refining co OF Claremors will pnv-
chase all crude oil in Claremore and
saguyah fields commcncing March
90. 1890. See Mr. Blumcnauer'
Mason hotel. Claremoro,--Advt