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Tuckard also promises 20 make
some interesting disclosures about
the weight OF several champions who
are In n class heavier than their
title.
While some excellent bouts have
been staged under the New York
laws, and while there is little doubt
that the future viii see many just
as good. IL !s a fact that the cham.
pions win have to be coaxed great
deal to step into n ring with their
crown at stake on a decision, since
they can 40 across the river in New
Jersey and fight a 12-round node.
cision fight and get almost as much
money,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
ny TOM OLSEN

While Washington was n atiEht
favnrlte 60 defeat Montana In their
grid battle at Denny field today. sup.
porterH OF tho Purple and Gold squad
locked for one Of the hardest games
of the season. Tho kickoff today
WINS set for y. IN.
The Montana Grigxii-p are veter.
ans al the game. seven iettermen Of
tho 1919 team playing regular bcrthn
again this season.
The MontananH arc new herr and
little Is known OF the football ability
OF tho individuals. but the fact that
tn. team In experienced carries a
great deal % weight.
The visitors defense Is said 10 bc
particularly strong. while little IL
known % their offensive tactics.
Washington looked weak aEnina,
whitman rst week. but Coach All,
some Of tho weak spots. especially
on the defense. Tho Sun nodgerH
have been working like truck horses
all week.
Allison didn't predict dafeat. but
expected n close game all the way
before the initial whistle footed to-
day while Coach Herman. 81 the
Grizzlies. predicted a close game. ex.
pcc,inT Washington 90 win.
with few changes In the line.
Washington will take tho field today
with about the same lineup that
faced whitman iAst week. IA porrp
has replaced Peterson az riEht end.
aud zekr Clarke has been shifted "a
right tackle. replacing 1911 Hlertoe.
Heavy Glenn has taken claTke's
place at right guard.
ftay Eekmsnn and FRYE Daley. ai
haifs. will carry the hopes % Wash
lngtan on the offensr. with their
speed. while Harper. At fulilsack, will
take care Of tho puntinE again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct 16S-The right
Of Pete Herman. Johnny Kiibane,
Benny Leonard and Johnny Wilson
to their championship crowns may
be disputed. but Tex Richard, New
York promoter. is willing TO concede
them all an the best champions the
world has ever aecn--at "ducking
bouts"
Richard. who. as the manager OF
Madison Square garden, has become
the foremost OF American promoters,
has found II almost impossible TO in
duce any OF the champions outside
Of Jack Dempsey. tho heavyweight
king. TO get In the ring for a do
cision bout.
We expected u have some real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
BROADWAY
VS.. QUAYS
TODAY

Broadway high schools grid team
will be seen In action for the frs,
time this afternoon when they tangie
with Queen Anne at the Coast
league park.
Queen Anne suffered defeat In
their first game OF the season. when
Ballard beat them by 10 count.
Broadway. under the tutolagc OF
Mike Powers. In said TO have n strong
team. and II In expected that they
will have little trouble In winning
this afternoons tilt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

control over members OF at least five
Coast league teams last year" Dornn
said. lie declared names Of gamblers
involved are In possession OF the
prosecutors office.
Indictments, II any ARE returned by
the grand jury. viii be based on the
California law making II a felony 10
conspire TO commit a felony, II was
aaid Mt the district attorneys office.
fn.this way players or gamblers can
be reached by the law. IL was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

agreeing TO meet tho winner of the
elimination series that In being con
Quoted among tho bantams."
Richard. however. plans TO force
them into the ring. He has two
plans in mind--one thru the pro
visions OF the Walker bin and the
other by taking the radical stand
that they are no longer champions
and offering club belt Of his own
to tho winner OF an elimination
series among tho contendcrs.
Tho Walker bin In very clear on
this subject.
ANY boxer winning n champion.
ship under tho International rules
must defend his title In a bona fide
bout TO a decision agalnAt the bcst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
HOT TIME
SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. Oct fs.--ftaba
Herman outweighed George Lee
here last night and easily won the
main event Lee Anderson. negro.
crooked his way thru three rounds.
and his opponent. Jimmy Barry. an
gered. rubbed resin ON HIS gloves
The two boxers. five second and az
many police chased each other thru
the rows Of spectators for about ten
minutes. and Anderson was j1iiod.
The bout was declared no contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

fights in New York under the new
boxing bill. but the champions have
suddenly become deaf" he said.
TEX TRIED
FOR RESULTS
Il have written numerous letters
to Johnny Kilbnnc. and no has liz.
nored them. even went 10 far as
TO let him pick his own opponent.
have tried to get in touch person.
ally with Johnny Wilson and have
sent representatives To him, only TO
have them told that he Is not ready
TO talk business. ! had Benny
Leonard and Eddie Fitzsifnmons
matched and tho bout was called off.
Pete Herman has been very slow In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Attention! Baseball
Fans!
FollosD These Rules
in "Sfuy" Contest

Attention. basrball fansi
Don't forget the rules which
govern the selection Of Aii-ssar
squads which h under way. Here
they arc.
Pick seven regulars two catch.
crs. four pitchers and one utility
nlan
Write on one Mde Of tho paper.
Sign your name and address.
Letters must be In At The Star
not Later than . .. m October
~.
The fan picking the team most
similar TO the squad selected by
all the fans win get $40 from
Tho Star. In case Of a tic the
letter reaching Tho Star first
gets the 10 JOY wheeia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
FIVE COAST LEAGUE
TEAMS IN GAMBLING?

LOS ANGELES. Oct. fe.--Deputy
District Attorney w c. Doran today
declared that the county grand jury.
which yesterday started an investi.
CATION OF reported throwing" of
games in the Pacific Coast league.
has undertaken the task Of purgiug
Coast baseball Of all trace OF alleged
crookedness.
The investigation win be resumed
Monday.
Doran declared that. after uues-
tioning several witnesses yesterday.
evidence of Wholesale corruption has
been unearthed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
COFFEY WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1s.--Joe
Coffey outboxed and outsmarted
Young Brown of Los Angeles. in the
main event here last night. using the
Southerner's own tactics to beat him.
Turnout the San Franciscan kept
rushing In and raining blows on
Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
ALLISON GfNES
U1 GRIMM

Coach Allison. Of the University Of
Washington. has given up hope Of
Hiii Grimm. tho star tackle Of the
1918 OUTFIT. returning 10 school this
rear. lie hsid out for Crfmm'a r.
turn. but u seems an II the big feb
iow is working AT bis hofn. In Cen.
trniia. and he wtn not return %
school Ills experience and weigh,
In the line In hrinE missed conEldera-
hiy by Washington this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
FIELD Will IiT
MUDDY ron titG co

WIN hsnvy rain failing Friday
night u was almost eiuch eariy
Saturday that II the ST Martins
rrysuh game was playesi this after.
noon that tina field would bc slow
and heavy for the hlw game stated
for later In tan afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
SHARKEY WINS

NEW YORK. Oct. ie.---iaek shar.
key won the d@claion over the
French bantam. Charles r>eeous. In
a isround bout last night. In Madl.
son HquAro garden.
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IHoSft vs..
ST. MARTINS

Tn. University Of Washington
froah graders were slated 10 pry the
Ia Off ~ their season In the pfeiinsls
nary game to-day. Tho kicks was
scheduled for lao. The fFoah team
II made " % the cream 81 the Ae.
astia prep school graduates. and they
viii 10 watched with interest today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
PULLMAN BEATS
IDAHO, 14-7

MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct fs--fdaho
went down to defeat before Pullman
Friday In one OF the bittercst grid
games ever played here. The final
score was: w. 8. C.. ~: idaho. 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

DETROIT. Oct i6.--"Babe" Pinel
II. former Coast league infielder. has
been sent 10 Oakland In part pay
ment for Babe" Holling, Oakland
pitcher. who Joins tho Tigers next
spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

AMfa ~ u N " II .
who wielis a CAB
by tongue. l.
warming up for
the annual stove
league campaign.
She is off to a
good start and
five big league
managers are due
to walk the plank
b efore another
season gets un.
der way, accord
ing to her gossip.
The American
league is most
affected In The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
DAME RUMOR SHIFTS BIG LEAGUE BALL CHIEFS
Washington Faces Hard Battle Here Today
Montana Grizzlies Are Veteran Gridders

inRton eleven The O, A. C. aEgre.
cation Is rated pretty strong down
In Oregon and regardless Of how TO.
days battle comes out the Purple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

San FRANCISCO. Oct is.-sam
Lewis hurled great ball for san
Francisco Friday and the Seals
walked on the Seattle Siwashas
again by a 10 count.
The win put the Seals in second
place and dropped Seattle to third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. Harvard
rowing, concluded last spring by their
victory over Yale on the Thames
river, was To be resumed here today
with the first call for fall practice.
Freshmen rowing will also be start
"a early this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Billy wright will Dor Grant randafts
az Tacoma sir rounds In the s~mi- ~indup
at the Tacoma show. IL Biuy IL going
good he shouldn't have much trouble in
beating the Taeoman. n RAndaiis dnssn't
show anything more than be has Ia ths
past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

and Gold griddcrn are expected to
face one OF the toughest games OF
the season nj Denny field next Sat.
urdny.
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OFFICIALS FOR
TODAY

Tracy Strong. prominent high
school referee. win 10 tho chief off,
ciai today. with Woodward. OF TIA.
coma. acting m umpire. Butch
Boyle. another prep school official.
viii act an head iIneaman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

HIa Attic -
d;1aae9EgssSa g. ~

nlil McCuriy. the ticket vendor at
the same place. was highly compli.
mentsd when we said that Joe
wopp would 20 In the movies II he
had nice pink cheeks like Blil Me.
Curdy.
We're glad that Bin Is glad.
We diiCays strive to please.
N Frank Farmer had n dollar for
every time his knees shook In his
Bout" with Sam IanEford the other
night Frank would be millionaire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

The reason for this STRAIT
egism is that Eddie Jackson
is going to fight Wednesday
and every time Eddie is on a
card Sam hollers so loud for
Eddie that Bill can't see the
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

6~orres Ca~p~osiey has taruea
dewn an offer 10 bar Harry CRIB. the
rlss.bavx heavyweight. 10 rvand. In
Milwaukee. Wis. He dos~n.t ngure
Harry &c . formidable ensagh sp-
posont-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Harvey T-horp.. the Kansas city
we,,cr. WAS .eh.duled 10 make his
first bow before seattle mitt fans
this afternoon In a workout at the
ARENA gymnasium.
Thorpe will headline Clay ffits's
merit smoker at the Arena. Tuesday
night, boxing Trays. Dayla. Coast
welter king.
The Kansas City boy has fought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Johnny Nurses. tbs California light
weight. who bones Hsinie Eehumann In
Tacoma Thurnfsy. IL practically an-
known In the Northwest. and IL figured
"a a sst-up for schufnana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

COACH HERMAN. OF
THE UNIvER SITY OF
M O Ut A n A FOOTBALL
TEAM. SAYS HIS NAME is
NOT IN VIOLATION OF
THE 18TH AMENDMENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

nr. Bm wAms~<an and 1axrsm showing how he mad. The
nrss triple unassstsd rsc<d world and tho
trspl major hsio Broo,n haiier~ set tho
kifuff Pitcher Bsxby
sig~d Miller single With hidnn resting
fteirr Mitchell Who had
straight Man.xaass first QUIT Warmly
retiring kidaff
his third ts~ond oui Namby thsn touched
Mukr Who Rad for sercud third out).
triple baseball made by
old = against
1909 Hsr foas iragus
PARK . douhird his
Neather
triple being made wheu their Respective
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Lefty Scott. the door tender Mt
the Metropolitan theatre. tells us that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

available contender within. n period
of six months from the time OF win.
ming hts title and thereafter every
six months II qualified challenger
appears, unless he Is prevented by
circumstances beyond hia control In
which case the time may be extend
ed by the board OF boxing control"
the section reads.
RICHARD
OFFERS BELT
Richard has already offered belt
to the winner OF the return engage.
ment between Jack sharkey and Joe
Lynch, who fought furious Is.
round draw recently and arc match.
ed TO meet again on November 8 In
Madison Square Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
SEALS WIN FROM
STWASHES, 81

TosAis .......se II 81 n q
eBatf~d for Gardner in the sixth.
fBatt~t for Sweeney In the ninth
Score by tnnings:
Seattle .......... eeee Ct
San Francisco o o s-o
summary: Stolen bases-Csverey =
Two-base hits--l1idr-d :. Sacrifice hsfa
Walsh, caverey. Ftfrkeraid. Hasbruok
Bases on hxiss-off Gardner 1. off Lewis
Z. struck cut-By Gardner 4. by LewfsI
J. Hit by piicher--caveney by Sweeney.
Double piay--Baid~fn to Murphy Runs
responsible for--saraner 3. Lewis L I>osl
snx pitrher--SArdner
AT Los ANGELES n n. ~
iotthha +..--....*.--. 10 "
vernon o.
Batteries: KAiIie and Koehicr; srnaii-
vood and Murphy.
AT SACRAMENTO n n M
rs Nbssies minimum ~
rAcfemtHto III
batteries: pertica. pumiovfeh ana
Rsgo, Pcnner. Prough and cady.
AT SALT LAKE-coid weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16


days since Tom Olsen. our university
correspondent. has started 10 wear
hla rah rah clothes.
Floyd Mccoy says that Al
Peterson, uho Strings a rick
ed cue at three-cnshion BIZ
lizards, has been baiclino him
ont since zoe kidded Floyd
about the tough job he has in
collecting the money at BroDn
& Huien's cash counter.
FLOYD WANTED US TO BtwI.
OuT PETE. But WE HAVEN'T
GOT A THING ON MIR PETER
son.
n we think OF anything wen do
our darndest 10 help Floyd out
Bill Parent Il going % walt 10 sec
what side Of the ring Sam Brown.
tho First ave. shoe merchant. buys
his tickets for the smoker Wcine~,
day night. and then Bili IN going "a
see that he sits ON the other side Of
the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Mar~~rfs Tiers. the hard hitsisg
iiftie Ffiipins iixhfweAshs. viii head
line the Aberdeen eayd Nsaasy
night is . sixervuni beat with Arehis
stsy. this pride II .ssys usxss~s.
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q. A.. C.
NINT

The Oregon Argf~= viii ~ the
next opponents In linz for "a. wssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
0TALLINGS IS
UNSETTLED

The rest Of the National league
managers are sitting tight. George
6taliings. Of the Boston Braves.
being the only one OF the others who
il undecided. stalIings is said to be
anxious TO quit baseball to look after
his plantation In the Sunny South.
Dame Rumor may have the dope
Al wrong. but she's In for a big sea-
son, judging from the start she has
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Travfs Davis. Coast -sissrvsixhs ehsm-
pien. says be u sliilnE to kox nert Cell.
mas. the Los Angeles wsitsr. snr time.
Ccstmss 10 ssWtne to the frous fagfttr
Ard Ia being rated as ths Coast cham psoa
In his civtston down soGth.
chss Mefnsyre. the Tacorna tight nse-
s9rs. 10 considering an off~r 70 nssnsg.
aa Athiettc eian a. Noilins. Idaaa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
John Rennetts
Brother Is Dead

Robert Emnlit Bennett died nt six
thirty O'Clock thc evening Of August
twenty -flfth at the home of his
mother M-s. Mary a. Bennett. GIG
West seventh street. Tulsa.
Mr.. Bennett was born May cigh-
teenth 1873, locating in Tulsa In
May, 1911. He IS survived by his
mother Mrs Mary A. Bennett OF
Tulsa. two sisters, Miss Mary Jane
Bcnnott and Mrs. ", a. Shaw, both
of Tulsa. and three brothers, Mr..
John G. Bennett OF Tulsa; Mr.. James
@. Bennott, of Cushing, oklahoma,
aud Mr. Edward l.. Bennett. of San
Antonio. Texas
owing to the serious Illness OF Miss
Mary Jane Bennett, the funeral win
be held at the home OF the dcceased's 4
sister Mrs. Earl A. Shaw. 40s South
Frisco, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Definite
arrangements IN regard to which will
be published later. Funeral services
probably viii be held Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
OIL. MARKET QUOTATIONS


col Il w. stewart chairman OF
u,, h,,rd of directors Of tho stand .
"a I'D Indiana wired The World
Tbur.dav AZ foliows. YMcsHagc re
c.tvcd Effective today gasolln" ana
Kerosene market advance ht ~
points The advance varies III va, ~
instanre on account pf the F'h'I''
freight ratio advance. III
Tho advance " one cent per gaHun
IN Chicago, fcr both Eaaolho hnu
Ecrosene. ana Of course, at o'lvl
towns In the ten states mhklnb w
yvhat IA technically known ~ 'Htahu
va 81 Indinna territory" the nd-
vance will vary according 20 the an
,ancc from tho nearest standard OF
Indiana refinery
Many advances are likoly poHteu
an other territories Outside inc H'hhu-
ard OF Indiana. and the chances arr
that both gasoline and kerosene IRE
un IN pennsyIvaniA, Ohio, New hoFk
ana tho New England states az, so
,ar as heard from, other standard
subaidiarlea beside the standard OF
Tndiann arc raising the market 10
take care Of the freight advance.
Al Mason City Iowa, for Instance,
Tho tank wagon advance was ] l-2
cents on gasoline, and i cent per
gallon kerosene,
Al Fort worth. Texas, the Magno-
liza has advanced the tank wagon on
both gasoline and Kerosene one cent
per gallon.
As is usual. the advance was fore
cnsted In yesterdays World ana by
the time the refiners In the mid
continent field have something 70
offer tho exact price will bo well
understood as applying TO any town
anVwhPr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
IHporidne NeWs
From RristOp.

The BeMor OH company has q wen
which made zoo barrels In 10 hours
in iG-i5-10.
Tho Carter OIL company we'll on
the Ben Durant farm, In the south
east of the northeast OF the north
east OF 1S-l6-9. is making rs barrels.
The Elro oil company IL moving
In to offset the above well, and viii
build the rig In the southwest OF the
northwest OF the northwest of 17-lG-
0. It will be No. 3 for the lease No.
2, located In the northeast of the
northwest OF the northeast vt 17-l6-
p, McNac farm. is completing a rig.
The National Exploration com
pany n building a rig In 22-l7-g, In
the southeast of the northwest OF the
northeast Of the section.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co is rig
ging up In the southeast Of 7-1G-g,
and u drilling AT | l,2G0 feet In S-i6-9,
Ereno Roberts farm.
hxtle and others. I'm 17-1G-D, are
underrenming at 500 feet.
III. r. Wilcox has 100000 feet OF
gas In his test In 3l-1G-S, at l,G4O
feet, which In certainly an encour-
aging sign In this Important well,
There IL also reported n good show
ing OF oil nj the same depth
The same people are cleaning out
at 1870 feet. IN 35-1G-S. Kelly farm;
having Just set the S-inch The same
people are spuddinR Tor an offset TO
their gas wen IN lS-l6-lO. The new
we'll ls located In the northeast Of
the southwest OF l3-t6-e Kaney
Tiger farm. II Is also reported that
Mr. wilcox Is moving In timhers for
u test In the southeast uf the north
east OF 1868 Kaney Tiger allot-
ment, and will probably get ennu IN
gas down that way 10 supply the
Oklahoma Natural with more gaA
than they can handle
Tho Wilcox test on the Lewis
Bruncr allotment In lS-tG-lO, Ii
drilling at ALSO feet Ills test In
2S-t6-s, is shut down waiting on
material.
The Wllcov people had rig burn
yesterday In tho southwest OF the
southeast OF 3i-16-g Amos farm,
whore they had just struck another
pocket OF gas at I $50 feet The well
had been spraying oil from the I $50
fodt sand, and they had under
reamcd and lowered the l0-inch TO
shut off this gas There was CON
siderable casing on the rack, which
was badly injured, and the loss is
estimated al $4,000.
The Wilcox test IN Slide. which
Is considered as important as any
wen In the midcOntinent field, Is
drilling at 725 feet. Tho same firm 3
test ON tho Jackson I.uckcy allotment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

Cook home. at 1896 South Madison,
and will hereafter make his home IN
Tulsa. He was formerly with the
American National bank Of Holden
vile.
The Bcnmo oil company is raov-
ing its offices from 423 South Chcy-
enuc to i12 Mayo Building. The new
offices win be in charge OF IL. NJ.
Sole
G. c. Herndon. vice president and
attorney Of tho Skclly oil company
returned yesterday from several
weeks vacation spent at Estes Park
Colorado.
I. ] sullivan, manager or the
! scandinavian Betting Company at
| Chicago, arrived In town Wednesday
ana is making his first tour over the
oklahoma oil fields.
B. J. I'M, fold superintendent Of
| the Kcwanoe oil q Gas Co, left
wednesday for "a few weeks vacation
| to be spent at his home In Titusville,
/ Pa.
| The Tidal oil company is moving
IFS principal offices from Kansas CITY
| to Chicago. and will only maintain
sufficient space In Kansas city to
take care Of local business
G. T.. henderson, rcprcsontirs Ithe
/ Standard Tank car Company In TINS
/ district is leaving for st. Louis and
saws that things look much more en-
couraging for the rcfincrs since the
advance In the tank wagon market
T. r.. Andrews, with the Temple
man oil corporation, Is back from
Colorado. where be and couple OF
/ friends caught q string of 2Oj irour
on one trip. whichNs a record
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
WW Usage Leases
BE Extended?

An important meeting is called Tor
Monday In Washington which viii
tnkc up the matter Of the extension
IT the Dsase lcpscs. beyond the trust
period. which ends in 1891.
This meeting ~ certainly called AT
an opporlune time, ns Il VIII Dc
noticed that u is only n short time
until the next sale uf Osagc leases,
which IN advertised for October l2,
Will be held
This sale. in the estimation pf OF
men, shows that faith on the part 81
the administration at Washington.
as should II happen that acr,ngc
goes nt former prices. II viii act M
an argument ms against the extension
Of lcaRos.
lnnsmuch as during the last few
years, pipe has been scarce ana held
at prohibitivc prices, II should LOOK
as though the lchscs should be CN-
tended, and that at once. There has
been a mighty poor chance to de-
volop the OsAgc.
The oil men are likely to get tho
double-crosa from the department as
In usual under this democratic ad-
ministration.