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2OUO .... o. -
! 5000 .... 82M
Lehigh Val r Co IS
| 1000 100
1000 ...1O0k
5000 100
| 1000 100
1000 100
Liggett & Myers rs
5000 ..110
1000 .109b
Long Island RR ia
1000 -. 60
ILorillard Co 5s
1000 80. 81
Mid Ste Sc Ord SIS
| 1000 :. 84A
Mo X City G. r 4 la S
! 5000 ). 25h
Missouri Pac 5s '23
5000 >. DIS
Micl Cent RR D As
1000 -. 81
NNC x HR r CT As
5000 -. 68
y y e & II r K 4 y
1000 80. TN
y Y c 6 H r r IS
1000 -. 92B
1000 80. 92N
| 1000 .... 02k
y y G & II r r As
1000 80. 77A
1000 80. TN
n Y N H & H As Sc
1000 80. Al
n Y n H & H n 6s
5000 .... "a
1000 80. II
n Y c Lake S 3 u S
1000 .... go
n Y Con Rally 4 u $
1000 .... ~
n Y Ont 6; West 5s
1000 .... 60
y Y state Rys 4 ~ s
1000 .... 81
y y elephoIIr I y :
1000 .... SOas
1000 -. SOas
Y Telephones 6s
| 1000 .... 84Ss
5000 80. 84ss
No,f & Western Is
1000 80. 1854
1000 .... 1854
5000 49,. 1855
Northern Pacific 80
1000 .... $685.
Northern Pacific As
1000 .... 75
1000 80. 1915
| n G. w P Coal Co As
5000 -. 80
5000 go. 80
Pac Gas & Elec 5s
5000 .... 81
1000 .... S0M
Penna r r en- 4 " s
1000 go. 9l
5000 -. 0I
5000 .... 91h
Penna RR gm 4 " S
1000 go. 81
Pennsylvania RR 5s
1000 .... 8Oh
| 10000 80. 00M
5000 .... 0OA
1000 80. 9ON
Pere Marquette SIS
1000 go. 86h
Philadelphia Co CIV
1000 .... 871a
5000 .... 67M
P S Corp of N j 5s
1000 ,.., B5
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Why
Guess?

The basic Law of Action
Reaction governs our busi-
ness. exactly as it does our
scientific world. Its opera
ton is as unchanging as
that of gravitation. Results
follow cause. Business trav-
els its cycle of prosperity,
decline, depression and inn
provement with almost
clock.like regularity.
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Proposals
Department of Public Works

.,ealed proposals will be received and
opened in Room 216. City Hall at Is
O'clock noon Friday. January 80. 1920. for:
GRADING.
Paving with Asphalt assessment
Work..
Paving with Vitrifed Block (Assess.
rnent Work..
Repairing Asphalt Pavements during
The year 1920.
Contractors will be required TO comply
WorlImen's Compensation Insurance, and
proof must be furnished the Depa rtnienf
by said Contractor that he has accepted ths
provisions of said Act, and Insured phis pis
liability Hereunder or secured exemption
lherefrom.
JOHN c. WINSTON. Director.
Inquire at Room 232. City Hall.
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'l5gP GUARANTEE TRUST AND SAFE
- DEPOSIT COMPANY

Philadelphia January 2s 1920
. The Annual Meeting of the stockholders
for the election of Directors and for the dis
before it will be held at the office of the
company 3ls. 3ls and 500 o6 6Ghestnyt street.
a. m. The polls will remain opeu from IL
o'clock a. m until o'clock p m;
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Dividends
DIvidends
international Motor Truck
Corporation

Directors of International Motortrucl Cor
poration have declared a dividend of $3.50
per share on the first preferred and a divi-
dend OF So. so per share on the second prefer
red stock. payable out of earnings. Both
dividends are payable March 10. 1920. to
stock OF record February 2s. 1920. This pay.
ment covers all dividends accruing on both
preferred issues from September 1. 1919. 'to
March 1. 1920. Dividends applicable &c
scrip certificates will be paid by Guaranty
Trust Co. on surrender of such scrip certif
Gates for full share or shares.
c. w. HASELTINE, Treasurer.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

sS sn3ssSs 5a% e.
s5'? 59!s slsss@lSsS sa' 'ses
c3rFLEERscsipts. PiEE 1000 head Firm
PTims msSi9%s aRd 5S FS2d
Ss'ssSE
10 sso n.s" ',"'rs' rm
Lambs SIS 50 iVtSiS cus and d' comm in H.
S16@19: ewes. medium. good and choice
$40. so; culls and common. s7@1o. so.
..Pd pittshurFh. Jan g.. lsa 9 sS
fSayy and light yorkers and pigs. SiG.5o@
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1000
ID e tGtA4fLviE5ss-Receipts. Il 1870 head. Steady
hsayy. s;SS% sls@5 H% SO; medium 81. 5Sg5ssS:
packing 'a9!yiS sows, rough. sls. So@ii; pigs.
cRTTLEwRecepts. STT Z; Dyi $500 head Steady,
Reef steers %edqm and heavy c69S oCd spd
q Is. 25; eSmmons 50 @ 1878: light; good and
RHfShfF SatH hssTs snd Gqtss
S5.75DT. so; veal calves, light and handy
weight, Sls@2O. 80: feeder steers. S. IL;
S'Gsafs sHEEP@Rsceipts SeI9s 1900 S0 head. Higher
Lambs. SIT, 75@2l; culls and common. s13@
iT25: yearlng wethers, s14@19: ewes.
medium and chcice. s9q13; culls and COM
mon. S5QS.J0.
Kansas City. City Mo-; Jan ?s-U9GSMRs. f,s Is q E
Sea%ies feaSSs si4 So 10 mediums. s14S6 l5 10:
lights, s1t. 10 a. 70 ; packing sows' SlS7o
.CATTLE-Recepts. 9000 Higher. Heavy
beef steers. choice and prime, p gs i, $l5.a5g
si1 % Is: common and medium, IS 70 a II !;
butcher cattle. heifers. s7@12.75: cows.
SO. IS q II. 20, cannerg and cutters. s5.2!g7
veal calves slI@16.75: feeder steers, SIS. %
q13.50; stocker steers, So. 50@ l09
sHEEPrReceipts l u 5000 HIGHER Lambs m y,
1880. -yeerling wethers. Sl545@1s: ewes,
1O.65@13 culls and common So - @ ! o. -
breeding. ewes. ss@14.5o: feeder lambs
Sl5.25 g1S.2J.
East Buffalo. n. ". Jan. 2s.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 800 head. Steady. Calves re.
celpts. 800 head, Fifty cents lower; $69"5.
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GENERAL AsPHAIT COMPANY
PhIln dalrhia In, Inn
THE SSSMMMNio.SSmnEThRhITs SMM Sn TRIsr CdMhpE CTdirMhE NsUR-
THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 81. 1920.
The Board of Directors has this day de-
clared a quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent
$50. payable February g. 1920. to stock
holders of record at the close OF business
27. 1920.
Checks will be mailed.
c. NJ. ASHTON,
Cashier
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THE BOARD or REVISION

OF TaAes, OIIE HUI, Ipuln ISU
Sealed proposals for blankbooks printj,,r
stationery and supplies will be receiyed q
This office unit! February lS, 1920. at )
o'clock p. m.
The board reserves the right to reject sry
and ali bids that may be considered Tnt aI,S ~
accordance with the public interest ' al
All articles and work bid upon must bo ~
tho best quality and in accordance with ~
samples specifications, etc. N tue
Printed schedules on which the bids must
be made and samples will be Furnished i,nnH
application al this office, and the books SIN
tionerY. supplies, etc, must be furnished DIR
Ing the year 1920 as may be required uu'
No bids will be received eNcent from,
persons who are manufacturers OF or do, 9'il
srs in the articles they bid for uIa' =
Each proposal must be accompanied Ia.
a certificate that boT1 has been fled ~ ~
the Law Department as directed nv orSSi "a
nance OF Councils, dated May rs ISSO 0'u4-
BY order of the Board
JOSEPH 3n.BERNDoRF.
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PARTNERSHIPS

e:Sys- DISSOLUTION NOTICE-NOTICE n
hereby given that NJ; Wind and NJ
Wind Morris. have dissolved partneTshin
on January z 1920; Al persons having
originating before that date are request n 4
% present them az opes, in person, or by
have bsen appointed as attorneys -in, fact. "H'
Z SIMON lII;NbLER.
n A. WISEGRAD. ~
Attorneys n-fact
~ NJ "A ?
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Special Notices
n1sg7 TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF

nSsg7 TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust
Co. of Philadelphia:
ing of the stockholders of the Real Estate
Title Insurance and Trust Co. of Philadel-
rhia pursuant to a resolution of the boar rd
OF directors adopted at a regular meetin=
on January 13. 1920. will be held on Thurs
day March 1S. 1920. at noon. at 523 Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. Pa. for the pur-
pose of approving or disappearing a pro-
81 600 900 consisting of IL. 900 shares of the
par value of 500 each. to 50. 900. 600 con-
sisting of 10. 900 additional shares OF the par
value of 500 each.
January 13 1920 Secretary.
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once OF the ouartermaster General ClotbInp
and EauiPage Division. Munitions Buiid.
ing. Washington. d. G.
received here until IL 100 A. NJ FebruaSy
j6, 1920, for furnishing $50 Red SaddIs
bi;nkets. Information on request
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Special Meetings
p AT A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE

rS1sy9 AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
VS. board of directors of the General
Utility Co. held January "a. a quarterly
OF ma 3t per cent a5 tSc on tfe
all stockholdeEs of record on the books OF
the company December 81. 1910. Checks to
be mailed.
(signed) p. PAXsoN,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12
In arkansas

\ number of tests are underway
In Union county, which arc as fol
lows:
Tho Victoria oil company expects
20 spud in very shortly in the north
west OF the northwest Of 3-ls-i2w.
The uaker, CITY Petroleum com
panys No. I Mittendorf located in
the southwest OF the southwest OF
15.17-l5w will spud In this week
The Trinity Petroleum company's
No. Eldorado, located In 2i-1s-1sw
Is down. s.234 feet.
The Onion Petroleum company's
No. | Helm, located I'm the south.
west ~ the northwest OF o-1e-16w
Is spuddinR.
The Congress oil company's No. I
Swilley Mn the northwest OF tho
northwest OF s-is-t5w Is drilling NJ
1,452 feet.
Tho Mattock Hinton company's
No Armstrong, I'm the southwest OF
the southwest of 31-17-15w Is down
1,1s0 feet.
Walter and others No. Flour.
ney, In the northwest OF the north
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From the Hemyetfd Field

H:NRYETTA, Okla, July o.
Drilling ~ the Henryetta district
continues with increased intercat.
Inquiry among tho local lumber
dealers shows II rigs have been
shipped out from the local yards
during the present week
Reports from the field show actiy-
ities "a follows:
Henrye oil company drilling at
900 feet IN southeast OF northwest OF
northwest i2-ll-l0-l.
\ TInmphries ~ fishing at 1,765 feet
southwest southwest 24-l1-nO-l.
Lyons is clearing hole
at 2,S2b feet In northeast northwest
northeast In 5-il-li-l.
Marmon oil company shut down
at 2,h00 feet southeast northwest Of
southwest In ii-ll-il-l.
Central National oil company,
drilling at 1880 fest In northwest
southeast southwest 15-Li-1l-t. also
has rig up southwest southwest 10
l1-Ii-5.
okeh company drilling at 900 feet
southeast northeast northwest 10
ilrl1.
]. j. Dcaner drilling at 1850 feet
southwest northeast northwest 16-
il-ih
J. j. Deaner getting iso barrels
northwost northwest 22-i1-1l IN
sand from 2,5S5 to 2 .G36 feet.
y, O. d GassCo. Is drilling at 2S75
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N. M.,,tKrr QUOTATIONS
Crude Oh Products
). renn,t foiloginN prices
The Atlantic Petroleum
Company Prosperous

rho Atlantic Petroleum corpora
tlon preliminary statement oi earn
ings Tor the second quarter 81 thiH
year shows approximately ShlGOVO,
not Increase Of fd2hOOO uveT the
first quarter Mt earnings Of the
company, hotore depletion, dcprccp
ton and taxes, shows. January
St0O,7S2. 40. February. tl72,tls.4hi
March, 825S.i7G.96, April s2iLOOO,
May. s2t6.0OO, June. estimated CON
avrVativel9 to bc 100000
Tho net earnings uf tho company
for the first quarter totalcd s53l,-
1890, the preliminary staten at
for the second quarter shows sSi I,
600, an Increase OF approximately
$3z7, 900 over tn" first quarter Nct
current liabilities. first quarter.
were X2gS,0OO. Second quarter shows
not cuTrart liabilities to be only s2S,-
900 Capital stock OF company II
$1,000. 900, Of which $500, 900 IN ~
SIZED Company has no pr1orrtd
stock and no bonds
The Atlantic Petroleum. cocpoiu-
tion has approximately 10000 acres
of leases, chockerboardcd through
out Oklahom ana l[LDsaa oil ii,lds
80 por cent of which are what is
termed haudpicked acreage. In dddi-
ton they own ana operate l6S pro-
plants with capacity OF $500 gul-
Ions pcr day and own and 1perat.
45 OF the latest Insulated type tank
ears
Their production lays chiefly In
the Beggs district. Solby pool
Onrber. Leonard and BiXby helds oi
Oklahoma ana tho Augusta and El
dorao folds OF Kansas,
Tho largest producing property Is
the Ecarhead lease Of so ncres IN
i9.i5-il, Beggs district, on which
they have completed ten wells, five
being drilled TO the butcher sand,
while five we're sent on down Ia the
prolific wilcox sand, all with good
results In addition to the ten wells
now producing ON this lease, the
company Is drilling five more wells
q. .his acreage,
on the Drew farm In lS-1b-l !,
consisting Of 100 acres, four wells
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. e241 w. H. PECK Residence 2442
w. II. PECK

are drilling. seven wells have been
completed on this lease, Of which five
are producing from the butcher
sand ana two from the wilcox.
In the famous CARRIER pool OF
Okls huma, this concern has "A pro-
ducing lease ~ 40 acres, lhc WBh-
ard farm, located In 12-22-iw, on
which they have 13 pro tucinR wells
and Two drilling wellg The oil from
and commands ~ price Of g. por bar
rel y 50 per barrel over the prus-
cnt midcontintnt market price.
Ia the Sclby pool, la creek county.
Oklphoml. the company has pro-
duCiug lpnse ~ 80 acres, carried ~
The Reese farm In 3-15-i0, on which
nrc fivc butcher sand wells ana twu
drillingwclls
In the country about six miles due
north ~ tho old vale pool, the com
pany H. fortunate in having 100
acres offscttiug one ~ tho best wild
cat producing wells In the midcon
tinert field Adjoining this acreage
on the south the Lake Maramcc OIL
company has completed a producing
we'll I'M the lilrticsvillo sand, which
started off ~ go birTrls per dn"
and ias steadily drilled itself in, in
cT,naing its flow until nj tho pros
ent time It rs making i,04i barels
daiiv ~ hiEh gravity oil
Tho Atlantic Petroleum corpora
ton ls drilling well directly OFF
setting this good wei 10 tho north
and ~ now down about 200 feet IL
H. nlso erecting two more rigs along
tho south line uf the lease and Is
moving IN tools TO those locations
10 commence intensive operations.
with 10 wells drilling, all In
proven territory. Atlantic Petroleum
corporation shows promise of ma
tcrially Increasing It's production.
rhoy are fortunate H. securing sup
pliea for the drilling wells and have
enough casing 20 complete all the
wells nov drilling
Practically all crude produced by
thr Atlantic Petroleum com mands &
premium Of 25 cents per barre.
over tho market nuot1tior with the
exception OF the CARRIER production,
which brings u price OF $50 In ex-
cess ~ the prevailing market price
a review Of the earnings and tho
Intensive drilling campaign II is CON
ducting shows Atlantic Petroleum
corporation Is steadily forging To the
front and now ranks as one Of tho
best OF the Independent companies
operating IN the midcontlnont field
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west Of 5-lT-l7w Is drilling at 2,ilt
feet.
The Dover Dallas oil h Gas Co,
has started a test in Pope county
which ~ located IN 5-Sn-20w.
The Forrest city oil company II
drilling at 3,i5O feet In st. Francs
county In r. 6n-r3c with a reported
showing of oil.
The Arkansas Natural Gas com.
parys No. j O.. Childers IL to be
$500 foot test and IL located in
T13-rt3w.
Brown and others are drilling a,
2.es4 feet In 7-i5-5w In Ashley
county.
Report has also just been received
from two tests in Colum tia county
which are the W r.. Page well IN
the northwest ot the northeast Of
2-i7-l9w which is drilling AT 2,O0i
feet In lime and hard sand. and tho
well Of Allen and others. located in
l9-19-22w, which Is known MS Its
Pickens No. /, this test Is down osl
feet.
Tho Welsh on & Gas CO.'S Ma. :
S'eed, in 2t-7S-26w In Miller county
L. a location: while u rig Is up In
test on the Miller farm-thc lattor
win be drilled by tho Republic
Hydro Carbon COMPANY
Another test In Miller county Is
thai OF the Farmers OIL & Gas CO.,
which tx its No. Ramsey, located
In 21-17-27w
In Lafayette county. Kccne n
Wolfe has abandoned It's test on the
Red River Lumber company farm
tn 2i-l9-2iw az a depth OF 3,2l6 feet
Other tests In this county are;
The Jack Doyle OIL corNpany's No
Murphy In the northwest Of the
southeast Of the northeast OF iI-19,
25w is drilling at 1900 feet
$, s. Hunter and others have a rig
up in 36-l5-25w for their No. 1 on
the Rennick farm.
Contract has been let to the Ar
kansas Natural Gas company OF
Pittsburg, Pa, for $500 foot tes,
on the j. q. Childers farm about 40
miles from .he Hunter well at Ste
phens. The well Ia being drilled by
eastern parties.
The last report from the big Con-
stantin well Is TO the effect that they
have succeeded In mudding It in
For the past two weeks they hav.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12
Drilling win Electricity

The Exchange OIL company's
No. 10 on the Denker farm, south
west l3-22-4w. is a rotary drilling
with electrical equipment. Each
piece of machinery has a dynamo.
1t was started up July 3. on July
6 II was drilling 534 feet, The same
company Is rigging up No 15 a 10
cation enst ot II and will use cleo
tricity with cable tools. These wells
with interest as they are the first
to employ this power in the field.
Charles Knox made a pumping
well on No. 4 on the Marley farm,
right on the lines In the southwest
corner OF the southeast 7-22-3w. II
was reported that he passed up the
Whltney sand due at 1895 feet and
was dfilling deeper lie announces
a location for a deep test In the
northwest corner OF the southwest
quarter Of the same quarter section
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12

,oct southeast northwest southeast
Of 1G.tl-i1,
kipgwood Newman. drilling at
21bg feet southeast northeast 10
lt-l1.
DcAner and others has rig on
ground southwest southwest l7-il-
]. also has rigging up center north
ino northwest northwest 12-ll-1l
W. G. Newman Is fishing at 2,91o
In sand At from 2,626 10 1880 feet
with iS0- barrel showing I'm 10
l1-t1.
Kingwood. Newman has rig up
southeast southeast ls-ll-il.
kNgwuud Newman has rig up
southeast northeast northeast In IL
11.11.
" G. Newman IL drilling at 2.5s5
to 2,5S7 feet, with good showing IN
rutthcast northcaA' Of 20-li-li.
Supcs N shirley is drilling at 300
feet northeast northwest OF gl-ll-1l.
Lyons Petroleum company has q
,00q 600 foot gassor In sand ~ 100
to 1,lIi feet Ia northeast southwest
2b-1i-ii.
j. @ LYONS Is shut down at.2.95O
feet nnrthcAst northwest northwest
.G-il-ll.
kiugwood Newman is fishing ~
LOO feet center northeast north
cast 2S-il-ll.
T.. u. Black IS drilling at 400
feet In northwest northwest 2-li-l2.
klngwood has a rig I'm nprthy1st
southwest northwest BILLIE
Kimbley oil company has a rig
In northwest southwest b.l1-12.
Tribes on COMPANY has rig tn
northwcst southwest 6-11-t2
klmhley has rig in northeast
southwest i0.ii-12
4 " Lutts is shut down northeast
northwest ld-1t.12
Wilson and otrcrs shut down In
sand at from ! $50 to h2sO feet. In
lG-l1-l2.
W. e. Wise Is fishing at 1900 feet
southeast southwest 24-1I-l2.
Wise and others rhut down north
east southwest 25-11-t2 ''
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OIL AND GAS
Lssssa Supplies. rroaus.on. Eva

own In fso tho southeast OF tho
northwest OF 2i-i5-10 not leased.
Make me offer for five year COM
merelal lease on this. The best Of
fer gets this lease. Also own five
eighths interest In royalty In south
east Of t-17-7. eight producing wells.
Layton sand 1900 feet. Well now
drilling to deeper sand 1900 feet
Production OF wholeNease about 10
barrels. other wells 10 be drilled, oil
sells for S390. tho best offer over
s26.0c0.00 gets this. Income from
this about $1,000 per month. all wells
are settled production. | am sacri-
ficing this because I must raise mon
ey Immediately. Address Usoph
Abraham. Bristow, Oklahoma
Advt.
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the filter house. and various other
additions and extensions, "A proEra m
that calls Tor 81 800 600 construction
during the ensuing year.
Tho annual expenditure Of the
Empire company in Ponca City an
nually. following the completion Of
the work here. will be 100000,
according to letter TO the chamber
OF commerce from y. NJ Miskell Of
Tulsa, the general m6nager, that
figure including n 100000 annual
payroll. The work on the additions
and extensions has already started
and will continue for "a year, so the
official announcement outlines.
In order to carry on tho work
successfully and 10 be able TO plate
material anywhere they may desire
on thcir farm adjoining this city on
the south, tho company will build
A privately-Ownod narrow gunps
railroad that will penetrate every
portion of their holdings The road
will he either cable or electric. and
In addition the plans call for sew
rial may be unloaded rapidly at con
vcniout places.
" ID. Reynolds Of Arkansas city,
Kan. and Bartlosvilo. okla, has
boou hold TO- the September term of
the Kay county district court on
charges Of violating the oklahoma
"blue sky law. lis preliminary
hearing was held IN the county
court Yesterday u.I lac gave bond
OF ST.. 900 on zach charge against
him for his appearance for trial In
September. Reynolds. who Is sec
retarv-treasur@ Of the Kansas
Usage Petroleum company a Kan
sns corporation, was arrested sv-
eral weeks ago on the complaint Of
A. ". Shrlvor. real estate man ~
this city, on charges that allege the
sale OF the company's stock under
false representation. IT Is charged
also that he sold the stock of tho
Kansas corporation in oklahoma
without first filing tho required
data with the oklahoma state Issues
comml lssion or blue sky board. A
u. Harris OF this city has been
named receiver for the company
which has n lease In the eastern
Usage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12

been putting about 800 cubic yards
OF mud per day into the hole. ana
have about 8 gate valves on the well
to hold tho gas pressure. After the
cernenting OF the 6 inch casing they
will drill a little deeper into the
sand and the indications are still
favorable for a good oil producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12

The present plant OF the Empire
Refining company here is 10 be
greatly increased in every detail,
according to the program OF the
company al now understood. There
are to be new warehouse, loading
racks. a re-arrangement OF all
tankage and building several new
ones, additional stills and pumps,
an addition TO tho wax house, n new
filtor house, additional tankage for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12

Pipe and casing new 65-s 20 IN.
new 10 inch 80 h. used 3 IA rs H..
used 6 5-s 20 H.. used 6 SIS II h.,
6 inch line pipe, 4 inch line pipe.
3 inch line pipe Inch line pipe.
All tho above for prompt shipment
at interesting prices. Phone Usage
1850. Feenberg Pipe q supply Co.
519 II First Street. Tulsa, Okla
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12
Farmer stabbed BY Helper.

PONCA CITY July ll-LocaI
authorities have been asked TO help
locate W. W. ward. farm hand
who il charged with stabbing VIII
liam Roe, a farmer who lived south
west OF here near the Noble Kay
county line. Roc Is not expected to
live
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12

New casing aud line pipe for sale,
two cars lU-inch, 2s-lh,; one car
s IA in. 2S-lb: two cars 8 SIS in,
z0-lb one cur ain. Alb. tubing
90 miles s Ia in, 29-lb line pipe
immediate delivery. Phone Usage
GIii. NJ. Lehaw, S9i Central National
Bank Bldg. Tulsa --Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12
For Sale.

All new and ready for immediate
delivery: 3--45 III, T. Acme Boilers.
$50 X, z, OIL Wei Boilers; l.
$4,000 Barrel steel Tank. Telephone
Usage 7O2O.--Advt