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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
w Salem To
Better Public
Service System

by mnjorities of more than two
to- one the voters OF West Salem
yesterday endorsed the two muni-
cipai Improvement bond issues to
extend and modernixe the sewer
and water systems OF the city.
The vote on the two proeosals
was as follows;
Issuance Of sewer bonds to the
extent of $500 Yes 81; No 28.
Issuance OF water bonds to the
extent Of so. .0000--- Yes So: No 25.
The proposals to extend the wat !
er and sewer systep1s are the result
Of the rapid growth In population
Of West Salem during the past year.
which has taxed the old facilities
toatheir limits. Under the plan for
the execution or which the $l0. 900
bonds Issue was asked, 1t Is propos.
ed 70 replace the present system 81
iron water mains with wooden pipe
twice as large ana to construct z
reservoir having double the capac-
ity Of the one now III use.
Actual work on the new sewc,
and water systems viii start a.
soon as the bonds can be sold and
necessary formalities OF letting the
contracts gone through with.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Mad Poets Men
Kidnap Grew of
Italian Vessel

London. Dec. 9--Officers of the
Italian submarine chaser number
So were attacked bound and gagged
by their crew and placed in boat
which took them into the harbor of
F'iune, says a Milan dispatch to the
London Times describing the deser-
ton of the vessel from the block
aiding fleet along -ne Dalmatian
coast. When the boat landed, it
was met by Captain Gabrielle Dan
nunzio. who gave the men cordial
reception.
The 'Annunzian legionaries
were asked to kneel before the de-
serters because their action "had
saved the honor of the Italian
navy"
The poet-soldier set an example
by kneelfng.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
American Take
Out 10 Billions
Life Insurance

New York, Dec 9--Despite the
fact that the people of the United
States have entered upon a period
of retrenchnent. they are buying
more than $4,000. 100000 Of new
life insurance this year. according
to original statistics presented to
the anual convention of Association
Of Life Insurance President mere
today. This sum. it was stated Is
81 per cent more than the amount
bought in 1919 which in turn was
So per cent more than that pur-
chased in 1918. the previous record
year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Wilson Calls
Americans !
Aid fcr Chi

Washineton. Dec. - &
WtIson today called on I'D
ican sneople to Contribute
f,,ndr ~ ruIfave The nppa.l
s,.ss 4 nS tn 4 Irs,kultlnp M
:, ! 4, ,,,,a,.s,I nffho nrovig
= 80 ~ !. ! = u !, !, 7 70 'a,,, ,opt az
y Nro1
.ae aas,e, ,,,,tod /
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Man Swoons From
Heart Trouble lii
Store Here Today

a brief attack Of heart trouble
caused G. p. Mcshane, travelling
salesman for a Portland firm, to
fall floor as he entered the Fry
drug store here this morning.
! a policeman who was summoned
when McShane became iii, learned,
when them an recovered that the
attack was not serious. Mcshane
said that he is representative OF
the Central Door Il Lumber COM
pany Of Portland. A few minutes
after he recovered he was able to
proceed on his way without assist
ance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

their make TO work On fol
in scores of houscs werl
and hundreds Of citizl
forced TO carry water
homes. Cigar Store q
found showcase inside q
covered with frost
That q storm this year
less severe than the one 4
last winter is the belief 4
servers. Last year 1t
out, the snow wa not II
a heavy rainfall such as
had during the past few 4
should 1t conc at ~
would not lay on the 81
II 1t is accompanied by 4
Is believed.
t, Was Coidest In fIiss
One year ago toiuorroN
mometer registered IL q
Friday. Decenber -, ofl
with snow still piled Il
ploys daily used to clea
the streets. the mercury l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Man Who Struck
Hayden Arrested
and Jailed Here

Arraigned before Judge Earl
Race IN the police court this morn
ing, Walter Carter. charged with
disorderly conduct, chose to take
"a hours in which to enter his plea.
Carter, 1t Ia charged. attacked VIII
liam Hayden, Of this city, while
Hayden was conversing with two
women at the corner OF Church
and Marion streets recently. The
assault, 1t is alleged. was made
without any porvocation. Carter
is at present lodged In the city jail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
0fty Autos Wanted

This weekend, when the " M C. A. older boyS' CON-
terence is held here Salem will be host to of the
most wde-awake lads in the state. They will from
every nook and corner Of Oregon. fl. 4 sSs
Saturday afternoon between the hours of 5 ocl0ck
and 3, committee Of business men in charge Of the
Doys entertainment hopes to 40 automobilogsn
which to show the visiting youths the city tour iso
tons. 's ss ..ss 5.zI1-l2 Il Il
Salem car owners who willing to furnish their
machines with drivers, urged to list their with
George r. Halverson chairman Of the committee in
charge He can be located by calling the Marion
phone 1862.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
3 Drivers Here
Caught Without
Light, Is Claim

Three Salem automobile drivers
were operating their machine
without headlights last night, ac-
cording to the report made at
headquarters by local policemen.
They were said to be r. catIin, G.
G. BeiiInger. and the pilot Of the
Marion hotel bus.
Automobile drivers operating
without lights viii be punished, ac-
cording q an announcement made
recently from the police depart.
ment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Burns fatal 10
Pioneer P astor
and Missionary

Candy, Or, Dec. s.--Following
injuries received Thanksgiving
day, when a can Of Kerosene ex-
ploded in his home here, the Rev,
A. j. Josselyn, pioneer Methodist
missionary and minister In the
northwest, died here today. pr.
Josselyn was active in the north
west for SO years, and established
many Methodist churches in Wash
ington, oregon and Idaho. He re-
Gently. celebrated his fiftieth an-
niversary as minister. With the
late Rev. T. B. Ford and Rev. j..
M. Haworth, DR.. Josselyn was one
of three Methodist missionaries
sent into the northwest IN pioneer
days. He has occupied many pull
pits in Washington and Oregon,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Of
Irish Truce
Held Brighter

Don, Dec. Prospects of an
Eruce, which last night were
ply regarded as having re-
almost out of sight, have
Feyiyed, according to the Daily
|as result of a private inter-
between Monsignor Patrick
D clune, bishop of Perth, and
FER Lloyd-George yesterday.
archbishop, the newspaper
|ed, conveyed to Mr.. Lloyd
&. what, in effect, was a mes
|trom Michael Collins, COM
Fl OF the Sim Fein army.
DAILY Mail quotes the pre-
hs saying:
may definitely be stated that
Fcls for a settlement are
brighter than they appear on
plar information is printed by
pndon Times.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Planes Link
Filipino Ports

Washington. Dec. 9--An air mail
and passenger service between Ma
nila and. other large ports of the
Philippine islands is to be inaugu-
rated the first of the year by the
war department, which announced
today the purchase of five sea
planes from the navy department
The personnel will consist Of thirty
officers of the Philippine national
guard,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Nv ~ 71 I -77--7 -7-7-- 7-- ---- 7- -7
House Restricts
Debate Time On
Ill,nligratio

Washington. Dsc. BY almoat
unnnimous vote the house late to-
day restricted general debate on
the johnson immigration bill to
four hours and advocates Of the
measure which would stop all Inn
migration for two years, were
hopeful Of passing It tomorrow.
Representative Fess, republican
Of Ohio. said this legislation would
fail to keep undesirables out OF this
country unless Assistant Secretary
Of Labor Post was removed from
his office.''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Women Take Out
Hunters Licenses

Mercer. Pa, Dec. 9.--Neithcf age
nor sex is a bar to the sport OF
hunting. Fifty women, VARYING IN
ages from eighteen to foriy-Iive,
have just taken out h,lnrer IL
censes in Mercer county. Iicerses
have been issued to boys OF f'ur-
teen up to men aged eigf',y~two,
ranging in size from four feet SIX
inches to six feet eight inches IN
height. A total Of 566S licenses
have been issued, a gain of 500 over
last year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Schooner Driven
Ashore: Grew of
IL Reported Safe

Seattle, Wash. Dec. 9.-DTfven
ashore on the west coast Of Van
couver Island By a fifty mile gale,
the Seattle fishing schooner Ma
lolo was lost last Friday accord
ing to advices received hee to
day. The captain and crew of
eleven men reached shore safely
The MaIoio was built in 1898
at Benicia, Cal. and was one OF
the most widely known fishing
craft operating in the north Pa
cific-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
] Story Of
lcSwiineyls.
oldby Wife
VI Punctuated BY.
J and Applause
Eornuiittee of One
|dred !.

5ngton, Dec. 9.-Tne Hie
4, the late Terence Mac
| lord mayor Of Cork. who
km 4 hunger strike in Brix-
london, was told today by
81 10 the commission Of the
j Of one hundred investi-
ne irish question. Mrs.
krsv's accounts were punctu.
y tsrnately by applause and
|nfacswiney told Of her mar
the late lord mayor IN Eng,
FisO7 Just after her HUSBAND
N released from one Of his
orison terms. She related
sir only baby was born while
|er was in Jail in Belfast and
4 daily carried the child to
Il father in prison.
Tells Of Arrest.
MacSwiney recounted the
kugust ~, 1920, and the BE-
1 of the last hunger strike.
kband, she said, was charged
wing had a code used by the
She asserted that this was
Ebecause OIL his position. She
IA the trial and said the lord
|told her then of his intention
|ger strike.
br my husband made his
Eat the trial." she continued,
Il / became resigned; accus-
Ito what the future was to
The shock came first. II
harder on me then. After
was reconciled and was
Of his courage.
Starvation Was Choice.
new my husband was happy
never, never, would interfere
by husband in a matter OF
Ince. 1t was his choice. 1t
e decision of his spirit.
husband exacted a promise
her, Mrs. MacSwiney said,
he would not insist that he
,od. She gave a vivid recital
Experiences with the British
IS and charged that the Brit
fice had spread propaganda
effect that relatives of the
layor were secretly providing
18th food.
at,' she exclaimed, 'is the
| lies they use about every,
in connection with Ireland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Blind Man and
Wife Partners
in Law Pracice

Ordway Colo, Dec. 9.-Brooks
& Brooks is the sign over a newly
opened law office in this town. n
Fl. Brooks and his wife, Harriet w.
Brooks, were recently granted Il
censes by the state supreme court
to practive law in Colorado. Brooks
is blind and his wife studied" law
while reading to him from law
books. sStS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Eos Crash Here;
image Big; Pilots
|. blame Each Other

-. ,lictory reports of an ac-
~. occurred here yester-
] e"o automobiles collided
rher of 18th and Center
|. nave s been filed at the police
1 "a me two drivers. W. II.
rlhs 80 n 10th street, and I.
/ ~ OF this city. Each
i siat the others machine
c INTO his own car.
lhs, in his statement,
|sb y has inst turned north
4 =, street. when he was run
r.s. r Arlhart. who was NOV
s on Center. Arlhart. re-
n.es.r. .s.sr. declared that Gov
s. salne struck his car.
L,s, seed that each machine
say damaged.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

DR.. Doney president Of VIII
almette university. In chapel
yesterday morning. y. presented
= school pennant 70 Benjamin
I Riclh. for writing the bsst adj
vertisement for . local drug
gist.
II didn't shave for two
weeks, said Rio}li. "And In
this way I received an inspira-
tion for the advertisement.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
Income Tax to
Escape Axe Of
66th Congress

washington, Dec. 9.--Income tax
relief legislation requested by busi-
ness interests is impracticable at
this session of congress, republican
members of the senate finance
committee decided today at an in
formal conference.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Lancaster, Pa, Dec. ga reg
istered letter TO President James
buchanan has just arrived in this
city from Arburie. Gold Coast, West
Africa. Buchanan died In 1885,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Members of the Grand Army OF
the Republic will petition the next
legislature to exempt veterans OF
the civil FAR from taxation OF prop
srty to the value of $1,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

Be good. folks. According to the
hest information We can get on the
subject. there are no iandfords in
heaven ssszzzz zzs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09
sase '.'s Inch Grasshoupcrs

! !. pers in South Ame-zea
|hsss length Of five inches
!. ~'nss spread out ten
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

= Tor 1870, saso. w
.',st,on Of Ssleun 1900, 42sS;
\ 5s,s' f4,Op4; 1890 15se5e.
...l,or County $780, 1ssi77; Polk
eouniv, 14.isi. -.
...-,her Of Audit Hpreau Of Circu.
Istion. Assocaafed Fs on
Ieased Wire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-09

LOCAL: lliniuuzn fenapera ture
80, naaxizuum ~, ~ ~ Naining
nnd soufh Winds. ESlu1eu 81.
River . feet, fezIint-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
WIN the Oil Men

George = Brigham % the North
American Car company, has re-
turned after several days In 81.
Louis He says II is amusIuRly no
ticoablc about the hotels. clubs and
sleeping cars how immaculate the
men have become since the final
passing OF .Iohn Enrleycorn' Many
men who have heretofore seemed In
different about their personal ap-
pcarance are now frequently eXcus-
ing themselves and going out to
wash up, with a hand 20 their hip
pocket
- IG. Capps. who Is now operating
In shreveport IL In town visiting
the home folks.
v e. Shoemaker. who H. drilling
numerous wells In Texas. is in Tulsa
on business
A. T. Garrltt. who IL sales man
agcr. with headquarters In Chicago,
for the Oklahoma Petroleum " Gas.
ol.ne CO.. is visiting his many friends
in Tulsa
George McMullen is back from
Pittsburgh. where he was called on
account Of the sad death Of Mrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
SeUenteen Million
DOiidr Merger

ono Of the largest mergers in T'-
cent years is being contaminated IN
Tulsn. b. being the merger Of th"
Magma ON a Gas Co holdings with
the Travis organization which DO.
rmdca tho Oklahoma Petroleum a
Gasoline co. Of Oklahoma, the y. u.
Gasoline company ue Mileage GaAa
uliun COMPANY oklahoma Petroleum
A. Gasoline GO. OF Texas, Gotham
on corporation of New York and
various other corporations ana tho
holdings ~ g. B Travis who as
everybody knuwH. is one ~ the lhrg
est operators In cnsingh'ad gasoline
manufacture IN the entire world
Tho details ~ the new utganila-
uuu. while not fully worked out. IN
aludos the election 81 $. H. Travis
ls president A NJ Applcmun. vice
president \. j Lewis ana Mat Noin-
stDln iDint trcaSurrra and NJ Silbcr-
man sccrptary. ~ viii therefore cotu-
hine experts in production ana the
manufacture ~ caBiughcad In r"-
nniur ana also ia the marketing END
Of the business
While tho Magma has enjoyed a
remarkable growth since It's organ. -
aaiiuu only "A year ago ana while II
has recently taken over some very
tlons Including the purchase Of the
Atom company, doing business IN
Butler county. Kan, ii VIII by TINS
merger and by reason of the acquIs
ItIon Of tho Travis holdings hhN" a
daily production Of something Ike
o 600 barrels Of oil per day and "a
production ~ raslughcsd gasoline pi
nearly 90 900 gallons daily The
Travis Interests saving had some
thing like IS 700 gallons daily pro-
duction.
There viii be On added production
from Hurkburnctt alone of about o..
900 barrels daily ana moro than all
the merger OF these interests VIII
carry with II an added and und"'
finnhlc asset In the way or sthhllltN
ana conservative Management when
viii bc worth more In the long run
| than the great increase In produc'
| lion mentioned above This is he
cnuse ~ the roputs stlon that SAN
Travis has acquired from many
wears Of active operations In thi'
| field nr.i It is fact that no man IL
| the community stands higher thar
does he lie will find his new posi-
ton much to his Hiking ms the Magnl
people are all extremely active an'
among tho best operators In TN
| field.
Thov especially excel In tn
marketing end OF the business AM
ny combining the two concerns WI
hold "A strong and invinctblo posi-
ton In tho business world.
The details OF the new merger Wi
hc given later. ~ should be state
that the assets Of this new norge
will total more than fl70OO,OOO,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
The oil Is High GrdUity

Tho oil In the waite Philips well
In 22-If.II northwest OF the
Youngstown pool is Bia gravity.
which ls just ms high ns anyone
would wish FOR and we're it much
higher it would look Ike a freak
well
ON men arc beginning TO figure on
another pool further toward m"
northwest and in line with the new
Phillips well and the Youngstown
pool Many ~ the producers yesler'
day were discussing the proposition
of whether or not big stuff would
he uncovered an the way up 20 the
Gushing fold .n spots.
spots rs probably right. but they
are mighty good when found.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
Where GeoIO0y and
QuickOiODB Meet

When ppmcrOy 4 Hamilton. good
prartlcal vnoiYpisfs ',s flry urr TOOK
noe 81 tho bIy hord .p In. river nnd
tLc strYr,Y,r tntv,r.p Tho Ciu,,rror
ana nc Arkansas river. ih.y we're
playing tb, p,t,o right ana there are
many other eIch sirurnIros through
ON Tho ,pi1ronflpapt fold ana tposi
~ tb,,, a., ,I,rg tho rty,rs or
.,rc,Ls
IN. ala town pg Igfvgipus ,vas Ia.
,,trd a., . ug,pd,tftn ltuc atr,c.
tIro ana nrtotIph VOL kuowu of
mon J,a drIIlot In tb.f -vl,ipltv non,
of them had noted the good oppor.
tuuify for oil ON tm4 tDwnslto uutu
pon.tov A. Hamilton begnu drilling
i1 the south hair of 2f-2O-s and the
rnrtbc.st ,f g.. pO.q and In tho cast
l.Jf ~ tho portbw.st of g5-2O-g.
Thia fIrp nov has % wells the
,auJ ls mo cleveland sand ana IN
from g5 10 Cg feet tu thickness and
Do fund bci,y.nn n and 200 feet
fy derib Tbcre ls gpg In the fakin
cana al 500 fopt In 4 part of this
field which they hnve been obliged
tn mud or In somc cases have
Gr,Irnbrolcl IL for flci use and
have had aa much as a.. 900 900 feet
in gotuc pf tho ,vclIg lu that sand
Thcr. lie another sand which is
called tho briuud which lies about
3, or p1 foot above Tho cleveland
.,pJ ana ,ryoral yrlIa have cropped
ip that They arc kcppinE seven
sir,pps or Tools and nrr irving 20
ret "A well "A month with each string
'rhov have uadc ono deep test
through Tho lime ~ tho wilcox sand
.npl In ,bls thsv had . 600 0O0 foot
.or raq IN Tho ton OF tho Rnr'lcvvlllo
yud "a showing NJ OH in the middle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. s24l w. H. PECK Residence 2a42

The titles wore perfect and mat
Mexico had no right To- lnsAi mat
the state receive the royalties.
All b. well that ends ven ana u
looks ike mighty good Tune u"
got busy asroag IN" river from
Eagle Pass and Ei I;iO as there lH
sructuroa galore on tho other H'd'
of the IiIp Grlude and II on D..
found 20 viii moro than liko,y DO OF
good gravity
The Mexicau government will
likely treat the oil mon with n ltu"
moro consideration now than thr5
arc receiving from tho hands of the
corporation commisaion at OKLA
lDutH t'Ifk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
MI uIsyrr ouotartosS
Tank Wagon Market
Is Ip in Ncbrnskd

Tho standard of Nebraska nds
vancCd tho tank wagon price, Of
frctlve yesterday morning. one cent
per gallon ON both gasoline ana
lcroscnc. Tlis leaves thc now price
- cents Tor gasoline ana j "a cents
Tor kerosene. only "a short tmo
ago the standard ~ Nebraska tc.
duccd tho price 0f gasoline on" cont
and now ls putting Il up again 10
the Old figure.
II would look os though tho
standard of Indiana might hH a ll' '.
tic moro active In marking up the
price OF gdAolinc I'm ita territory Hud
~ far as kerosene is concerned mo
shortage is an great as To- u" luN'
cause for alarm. This iu mo ia'"
OF the tremendous demand Tor k'fo
Ecne for heating stoves and Tor COOK
ing purposes II has been round u"
b. most convenient fuel
Purchasers ~ fuel Oh are con
tending that the prcscn; prices are
TOO high which lookH a little queer
when IL is taken into confederation
that the pricc OF coal Will easily b'
n dollar higher. when IN" commit
too which ia handling the strike SIT
walton gets through with ilH hearings
and is ready to make report u
will doubtless decide that coal min
era arc fNllAIfl ~ llN''i '''''''
IL pcr cont raise they have recently
received and that the public viii
have TO pay the bill
We should worry The fact la th1i
coal miners contend, not without
some considerable right and JUS
ticc. that they arc obliged 10 Whll
for cars ana must lay or whenever
cars are not available. The unions
have always Insisted TINT the men
e. back homo II cars are not In IN"
exact spot they should be under the
tipple or at least the man have done
that very thing iust 20 show the
bosses that they do not have 20 work
Up 80 now thcr" has never been
devised a scheme FOR Rtoring fntl
GOAL nR nj each handling the conl
breaks easily into smaller NiHos nnd
thus cnUtcg a loFs to the owners OF
tho uInCs and II not or tho EiHc
desired by tho trade. In other words
the trade demands either lump, cHg.
pu'. or screenings and ns the coal
s. handled each time 1t breaks from
one size 20 smaller one ana This
must be avoided by sGmo now moth
DDS of storing coal not yet worked
out.
In the uI1ntimc II should be IN
derstood that in almost any mining
community there are miners whC
have earned four or five hundred
dollars per month during the last
year ana these miners, of course, are
getting along Ia the world and ar'
becoming mighty good citizens and
need no union or supervision OF any
kind 10 bring out 'hn best that Ia II
them. And 10 white the coal situn
ton IL being scttlod II IL just as wei
for the refiners to bc slow In max
ing contracts for fuel oil to run Owe
long period The miners ARE likel
60 get a hig advance ana the poopl
who are running this government a
the present time are for thcm,
The outstanding feature OF th'
situation is that the average Goa
miner considers his job As benl
much better than that of the MAJ
who works In the oil fields but tho,
never hesitate to get the last nickl
there IL In It for their work. u
men are so patriotic as 10 really hop
that coal prices remain low as h0
been pointed out In this column
many tirnao
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
The Standard of NeU
Jersey in Columbia

a report from Sew YORK has u
that the standard ~ New Jersey
through its subsidiary. the lnt"rnh-
tiona Petroleum company has now
acquired large holdings In Columbia.
Tho chances are that Sinclair, the
Tropical Ou company and the Sinnd.
ard Will roup agree on some sort OF
"a pipe line 20 the coast and get
busy with drilling campaign.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20

McMullen's sister. which caused a
report that his wife was dead and
Mr. McMullen says that he received
many kilograms OF condOlance. IL
VAS bad enough as II was.
W I. Kistlcr Of the Producers n
Refiuers corporation. Is likely to be
out again this morning after several
days at his home with an attack or
ptomainc poison lie has had the
sympathy OF large circle OF friends
Paul Konz. who has been In Texas
and Louisiana for the last three
months. lis In the city on his way to
Chicago and New York. He is al
ways warmly welcomed here.
9. G. Tibbons. who has some
mighty good production In the north
end OF tho Glen POOL and who is OF
the opinion that the new sand, re-
Gently uncovered down that way.
is going to mean lot TO the owners
Of leases. is IN tho city from his
home In California.
Mcssrs r. A. Woodard II. s.
Ifuglll and H g. Scihieler Of the SIN
clair Consolidated are leaving for
Chicago 60 attend Il meeting OF pf
chasing agents.