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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Free Port Laws Are
Urged by Commission

Seattie's port commission passed a
resolution "Wednesday urging free
port legislation BY the federal govern'
ment
The free zone bin. which has been
proposed and may be brought before
congress at the next session. has a
direct bearing on Pacific Coast com.
merce. according Co Commissioner T.
= Lippy This IL especially true II
Vancouver. y. G. establishes such a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

TFfN 0HWef lF"FfF HNTTTWWnU, Nenff n
for Fan Francisco, 70 miles from Seattle
at { y. m; str Admiral Goodrich. San
Pedro for Seattle. off West Point at 4
p. m Htr Mary Luckenbach. Seattle for
San Francisco. $40 miles north Of aap
Franeisco at .. m, str Admiral Evans
Seattle for San Francisco, as3 miles from
Seattle ut .. m. str President Han
Francisco for seattie. ao7 miles from se.
attic at .. m! str Mobile city. RhanF.
hal for Seattle. 2.es0 miles west Of Cape
Fiattsry at p. m str Edmore. Seattle
at D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Men York Exchange
Is Irregular; Rails
and Rubber Hold Up

higher United Rubber
bsb. Petroleum 1919. unchanged
Reading bethlehem "f' sA up ~
Locomotive unchanged
the with the rails
nning Atlantic points selling below so Rubber
af4s, ad-
- o last
m etasedn teady
~
NJ Dutch eN on - stndebaef ~ ~
a nff :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
STORM WARNING

Southwest storm warnings have
been ordered continued The
storm H. central west OF Sitka.
moving southeast Il will causv
fresh 10 strong south to south
west gales IN tho Pacific straits
from Point Reyes California.
northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
PORT TO ISSUE
MARINE GUIDE

Forming valuable asset Go Scat,
tie, paciftc Coast and foreign ship.
ping men. a s6paEr booklet viii be
issued by the operating department
OF the Seattle port commission short.
Is after the beginning of the year
according 90 chief Engineer George
p Nicholson
Among other items OF interest the
bulletin will contain the names OF all
shipping companies operating 20 and
from Seattle. steam operators agents,
names OF all vessels, their size and
tonnage. ports Of call. approximate
Intervals Of sailings and other mat
ters 81 Interest TO the maritime trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

CHICAGO. Ne 10 II - Receipts
a. 600 head. market 5be 10 SOC loser
naih ~ sales, ~ 40me.eh. butchers. ~ AZ
aabol packing. o. t00sags iisht. - go
~ s0l pigs. % ssufo9bi r9ughs faus ~.
Cattle Receipts, 1000 head mafkft
fsn 60 tBe higher Heef. A1hu 1876
butcher stock EashHf0 5d atofkffa and
feeders. it28a9, COWS ssasthi calves,
ff0aIabe
sheep Receipts. 1900 head market
1tf 20 Soc lover. Lamba. ssafs -. ewes.
tzWHEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Grain PRICES
ARE UNCERTAIN

CHICAGO. Zee so Price changes
were irregular On grain options on
the Chicago beard az Trade today.
With the trend toward a stronger
market There was little selling Of
wheat At the opening due 60 the
drop uf Sc on the liuehus Aires
market. but this Was soon absof bed
and a general strengthening fol-
lowed froNistuna we're higher.
December wheat op~ ned up q at
ttfi aud gained another 10 later
March wheat opened unchanged at
tt.st II. hut gained ztae later. May
wheat was unchanged at tbs OPEN
ms ttei&. advancing zAe before
the Close
December corn was unrhangd at
i lc at the opening and held that
figure. MAY corn opened up tsc at
fatke. dropping - later, Jnis eofn
WAS off Nc at the opening 81 % &c
and remained unchanged Ia later
trading.
December oats ~ned unchanged
at tFHe. losing Nc subsequently,
May cats opened unchanged at - = &
and held that figure July oats
opened unchanged at tkMe later
ciiicRao pee 70 cash wheat
No. I hard. ttss. Ne. spring. ti.Aa
q use,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Try Out Oil-Buin er
Engine on T,Ig Boat

Trial Of the first oil banning engine
to be used on n heavy dssty tug boat
in Puget Sound was scheduled TO
be made a, Tacoma Thursday. The
tug Alice has jus, been equipped
with 200 horsepower. six.cylindcr oil
burning engines by the Foss Tug
boat Co. II the trial proves a sue.
cess. rapid conversion OF gas engines
into oil burners II expected 70 fol-
low. 1t Is stated by shipping men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

FANCY CELERY
OFFERED HERE

A shipment OF fancy celery from
Jersey island. California. was fea-
ture on the Western ave. produce
market Thursday. This celery Is OF
excellent quality and arrived In good
shape. 1t Is quoted at $3.50 a
crate.
Among he receipts listed Thurs
day was another car OF California
oranges.
The dairy market continued steady
with the movement reported fairly
good. No changes in price are an
ticipafed for the near future. altho
jobbers. In the light OF past exper.
fence. are always prepared for sud
der fluctuations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
NEW POLICE
court OPENS

Judge John y. uordon'n new po-
lice court In the Mcst end 81 she
first floor 81 thr Public Safety
building. was auspiclousiy christ
rned Thursday. whnn Mounted Ia.
trolfnan Louis Cay accidentally
upset n bottle Of grape held a.
evidence In a pending ease. There
xere ssxerai score ''mourner~.-
X. Kranrxumns paid 81 for having
the honor of being the first cuipsit
tried IN the new court Gay ar.
rrafci him for violation Of the
traffic law.
Tho old police court II on the
nams floor. but at the east end
~ the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Says West Seattle
Ferry Needn't Stop

Instead Of disseminating 'hs West
Seattle ferry on January !. az pro
posed by the county commissioners,
operating expenses can be- reduced
so that tho service will not be piling
up a deficit "a At present This II
the opinion Of Jackson slIbaugh. at.
torney. who IA chairman o. a com
mlttee appointed By the Municipal
league TO report on the ferry propo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND Dee. 20 Market steady
and unchanged
Hogs Receipts. ta4 head. market II
strong aud unth anRea
sheep Receipts. no head. market Ia
stfaHa ana unchanged
HuftHf Csc Per H.
EaEs 8H W tae pee don
Cheese tripieiH. aaa perm.
iieue zae per ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
BID TO TAKE
OVER FERRIES

In an executive session held by
King county commissioners Thurs.
day Il is understood that bid OF
certain private interests 10 take over
the county's ferry system. with n
subsidy attached. was warmly dis
cussod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

Ran TnAsCfHcD. Der. ~ saiHr
Estraa, fsHo per ~. prime fifats =
per rs.
ngpslErfras. s7Mr per DOR 49,
lets. esAe per dor, underlined
eaMe per dor.
cheese California fats, fancy.
per H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

DENVER Dec. So Cattle Receipts,
100 head market siow. steers. f4Ma.boi
COWS and heifefa. ft6G4G7kt stsehefn
aad feeders se.6ea71s. calves. ta.so4
go
Hogs Receipts. 900 head market 2te
g .pe ioNsf Top. SO. bulk Of sales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Refrigeration on
Australian Liner

That the West fFolbrook, on the
Austraiaalan. run 81 the General
Steamship corporation. wilt be
equipped With refrigeration facilities
By ID. shipping board. was the dec
lAratlon % Capt II. It, Mfkholm
"wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Reported by Wireless

December .s-U burnside ahsar
Cape Blaze. southbound. at D. m. str
Capt. A. y. Lucas towing bye No. o..
Han Francisco for Katchikan. off sand
Heads, northbound. at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Denies N. Y. K. Il to
Move From Seattle

Vigorous denial OF a newspaper
story. printed In New York under
San Francisco date line. 10 the
effect that the Nippon YuErn
s-~--ss--'>--s, =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

NEW YORK. Dee 30 Sugar Raw.
t.af q s.sae per NJ graduated. 7seuse
Der 3d.
coffee No. Rio. sis@a4c per ~.
30. Santos. "a agAc per 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

Cordosa- Sailed December 20 Str VIC
tarfA. aouthbonad. at .. M.
Petersburg Sailed December -. Ntr
CITY Of Seattle. seu;hbounh. q, ~ 10
.. ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
SALESMEN'S
BANQUET IS
OPTIMISTIC
Prosperity Coming for Seat
tie When Nations Start
Buying

Optimism was IN the air at the
annual banquet Of the Sales Man.
ayers association ef Seattle held
III the Butler hotel "Wednesday
night The keynote Of the talks
were keep ON selling, keep ON
buying. keep on working, keep on
trying
The dinner served was 81 prod
uetS made in the Pacific North
west. and the speakers spread the
gospel u building a larger payroll
here b. PURCHASING products made
IN the Tacific Northwest.
William "a Hauuer. president %
the association. who was teastmas'
ter. said Seattle is awakening 10
the future Il has when Il sets
behind It's own city and It's
products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

First ow Tide
I a. ~ Q q
First HiEh Tide
kta a ns las ft
second low Tide
ale y "a 90 e.
s-consl itish Tide
A8N H. m So r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
Arrivals and Departures

fre~snhsr sa--u G a nurnslas from
AiAskan trip 81 1915 a m. str au~a
Marp from Vancouver. y. c. at a m.
December =s-a;r Lyman Stewart fsem
0fsufn at IL y. m.s sfr TsifhyhiW frofn
Manila via tiorkEpnK. kah~ and VIC
terra. u. c.. At .. ~. str AdmiFai
Goodrich from Aan fssdFa at 40 ?. sus
str saginaw frum San Pedro ct sats
p M. str Aorwesd frssn Tseonas al so
D. IA.
sailed
D~e~rs~r se--ssr queer fer asn rtsre
via San Pedro ard Nan Frknrisco ss
noon. s,r West camasEo fer Australian
ports via General Bay. u. G.. and Hone.
iuias str Msridsn for Caiiae via Tacoma
and Han Francisco 81 : 80 a m.
December st-stf Hollywood Ter Ho-1.
iuiu via san Franelsco. stf Klehmsnd Via
fotat wslls Al sts .. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
$ f e: :; S 1910

Knocked down by the auto Of
John G. Reynolds. aaicnman. e2f
send ave. az Fourth ave. and
Madison e.. Wednesday night.
Miss Edna z Niohol. 90. page al
the library, o. 6sbG 18th ave ~
r.. received severe hrulao and
possible fracture Of the right
ankle She was taken 10 city hos
pital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
f $ 60 y S ':z:s"s''o.645

George v T. wntson'H auto
struck a man named Jim Murphy
AZ NJ 7srd ~. and Greenwood ave
Wednesday night. Watson. who
IL a painter. living AZ b16 n t0srd
st.. reported that the man said he
Naa uniniufed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
No PLACE FOR CALAMITY
u0tNI.ER~. SAYS CALDWELL

HOWL K~. >AN> tAislsN I'll
Calamity howicrs should set the
proper viewpoint by observing con
sftions outside Of Seattle. said
Mayor Hugh Caldwell. who declared
every city IS facing the readiuss'
mont difficulties resulting from the
war.
Seattle. ne said. because Il has
such basic commodities a. lumber
fl~h ard the products from the
farms IN It's hiater@nd, should be
the first 70 respond 10 the pre-
perity which win come when ,tis
ani foreign natiens start buying
There are 1900 manufacturing
plants. many Of them small ones,
in Seattle. and they should have
the purchasing power OF the com
muuity back Of them. be said.
The mayor predicted that the
NEE line Of passenger steamers
10 the Orient viii place Seattle In
a more advantageous position 20
eater 10 the markets OF the Far
last.
J. A. Swaiwcll. president Of the
Union National bank. ard general
chairman Of tho Pacific Northwest
products committee Of the cham
her OF Commerce. said this country.
during the war. was enjoying fti.e
prosperity and u WAS hard 20 get
down 70 a normal basis. Debts Of
foreign nations are so great. he
nsaId. that they seek 20 food this
country. 1.-THE most prosperous one.
with their products and Rrr not
to-day buying American goods.
SAYS CITy's WAR PAiROII.s
CAN BIZ RESTORED
An illustration OF this Is found
IN the salmon industry" he said
THE normal pack Of this coast and
Alaska is 5000. 900 cases year
md there arr stored on this coast
today 5000. 600 cases. In the pre-.
war days foreign countries pur
chased 1000. 900 cases. which new
await a market"
Seattie's wartime payrolls can be
restored by building up payTolls
OF Industries now established here
and II the Pacific Northwest will
keep its money with Pacific North.
wet factories. continued prosperity
will result He urged the saicarrsn
TO believe In their community and
tf% products.
Following the dinner there were
high jinka." and a vaudeville en-
eerfainment.
The committee In charge CON
sssted OF Mature Alexander. w. VI.
Harmer. 6. l.. Moore. l.. r. David
G. Il. Obscene. w. w. Riggs. J. r.
Maxwell. o. II. Poison. r. A. o
Role. j. w. vaux. T.. w. Smith.
y. w. belong and l.. II. NickoIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
$;ei :; S: zs's. 647

slightly cut on the head and
bruised on the left leg whom
struck by an auto AZ iath ave. n
= and y. a7th ~ "wednesday.
Mfa. Tracy, t7ts Seventh ave. y
o.. WIS reported recovering
THURSDAY The auto WAS driven
by ) aauder. 1879 Summit ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

Prices Paid wholesale Dealers for
Vegetables and Truit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

NEW YORK. Dee. - Forstgn "a.
change ep~nsa ssrenE sterling o. $50
francs tsts. tire 4ste. faarAs tfe. Ca
madam dollars As.e
s~.~s~@s~-~>~~s~~~~~~~ ~~.~<~<~s~~~~-~~~~~-~
kaisha was wandering It's ter.
minai from Seattle 20 Vancouver.
u. G.. has hrsn made by ~ WAta
nahe. resident manager Of the com
p9ny Il believe the story orig,
mated with perrona Wishing 60 dss.
paraRe Seattle" Naianahe said.
The article was printed f,rccmbcr
is In tho New York Journal Of
Commerce.
steamahlp EliridE~. Captain Fred
BROOKS. u expected 60 clear Tor
the Orient Sunday or Monday with
a general cargo ~ export products
Tosiay ahc IS taking on goods at
the East Waterway dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30
This Year " ~

Startled by the horn OF Sam
Borpstein'a auto. "A pedestrian,
name unknown 10 police. WAS 20
confused that he was knocked
down AZ f'ifth ave-. and Union VI
"Wednesday night. iiornsteln r..
ported % tho police The man ap.
peared TO be uninJurwd, HornHsein
said. bernstein. who - secretary
OF J bernstein. ryem ai tho Wash
lnEion Apartments. 1905 Maah
inRfon 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-30

Smith Cove tsrrninai-str Eastern Lead.
er, str Westward lilo. str Maauan, str
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. e24i W. H. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 2442
w. n. PECK

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
At Henfyettd

Special to The World.
HENRYETTA. Okla. March ~.
An interesting spectacle Is being
presented hy gas Wolls of the King
wood oil company ana the Eagle
pichcr Smclter COMPANY located In
what is known as Turkey Pen llol
low. three miles west of tho city.
These wells were brought In about
four months aBu aud have been
supplying "a steady and generous
flow OF gas Recently they have
been showing strong In oil as well
as gas. the oil being thrown high
above the pipe hy tho heavy ghs
pressure, whether or not those wells
win change To oil, or contlnu" Il"
flow both oil and gas, remains To be
seen, but the fact that hoth OF ana
gas does flow IN quantities from
lhc game wells evidences this as an
oil producing location. and 1t fol
lows that removed drilling will be
done Immediately since this "wct
gas has made its appearance. Th"
gas wells heretofore brought I'm are
what Is known rs dry gas, wells.
or wells FREQ from oil.
Wisc-W Wilson and others have
strong indications at i,ltO feet thleo
milcs southwest Of llcnryct'a, in 20
1l-12,
kmhlcy Co. who have sovcra'
rigs on the western city limits are
erecting an additional rig ope-halI
milc west In southwest of southwest
ll-1l-12.
The Tribes OH company have d
500 barrel well In ellie, six miles
west of tho city and is said 10 b
the best and most promising wei
vet drilled In this immediate vi
cinity. General drilling is drdWina
nearer the city in a southwest di
rection
With the bringing I'm OF four hi.
producing oil wells almost az h'
back door since Sunday, Henry cit
is now taking on all the activities &
a real oil town. NotW outstanding M
fact that this has been counted m
greatest gas fold I'm tho Unite
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
Near HOIdcnriHe

4 survey of tho ol and Vls slf4I.
uDu u oklahoma F,,mH foo h" r"u.
torur down tp this county t'rs
rapidly Ht tho present time ono ~
tup Mrrogr ras wolls .u the state.
having u pressure OF g.. 100000 foot
a surrounded by some very prpmis
us conditions that points tp Nn'
opening up OF % hlg oil Nrld in th"
triv near future
Suu.H roN. I2.1.1O. have rig up
and urp drIrg af 500 f'ot
NE,. people hHfc rig Iu ana
Ipvo duU,d lu 30 foot on 90.
I|y up uu tho iuDiilon lu 80
fpr tho GLADYS BoIl
Tho Prairie company have made q
location ON i9.g-10.
The report is that tho Rcbpld rIg
I BE- up ana drilling at 500 foct iu ~
H.s
Tur GLADYS roU hatc 3D. gas we'll
.nf 1GI feet with o. pressure ut g..
600 unU f"DI uu ls.A.lo.
IIt carrier bIi company nave % fIE
loo W tho northeast quarter oi 10.
| S 10
l,.F Ir yu "u Tho northwest quarter
/ of 4, 50 go operated by the Prairie
Oll company.
Th, Gypsy have made location
ou thc southwest quarter ~ 1850.
bruOslturg. okla ARK ramsey wei
ON Tho southeast quarter Of l9.N-l".
/ u.hug pf 1890 foe.
chapman Nssu ut" drilling Hi q.
/ 600 t'ri Zoo a.s and uu into iu'
| |rla pushing tho tools back up the
IhuIc aud ,ut tho lin".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
Orer a Million in Six Months

Hprolal 20 Tho World.
pONCA CITY, okla. March 10
Two oil wells i'm the deep or $500
foot sand, IN the puuCa City field,
have produced more than million
dollars worth of crude oil In a little
over SIX months time. These are tho
O. II. Brett No. 6 and the Alberta
Four-cycs No. g. Tho latter has
been producing since last August and
has u total of $4,000 barrels to its
credit This viii rank second to the
lrctt No Is, with its 273,lbO barrels
of OH produced 10 dhtc.
Tho gross production from all
properties Of the Marlaud refining
and Kay County Gas companies iu
creased ON an average at 500 bar.
rcis daily iu February over the Juuu
any figures, The Increase was the
result Of new Complcuuus In IN,
Usage country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
WHcOy Operations

Hristuw District II. T.. Wilcox i8
rigging M on Nu. well ON tho Ella
Rtlatou farm in the southwest cor
ucr OF the cast half Of the northeast
quarter; also has made a location for
a deep tcst on the Wiley Kelly
farm in the southeast corner OF the
west half of the southeast quarter,
Eb.IG-S. This well is also to tost
out the deepest known producing
saud, providing oil or gas Ia not
found In paying quantities at a lesser
depth No. /, Lulu williams, 25-i6-
o. is drilling at about l,5O0 feet No.
/ on the Harry Price farm. 1916
TO- Is drilling at about COO fcct and
No. ON the Slick fee in els 10
is drilling pt about 500 feet
Boggs Dlstrict-lI T.. Wilcox is
drilling at about 100 fcct In No
I. on The Mnuda Coleman farm ir
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
I'm porfant Wen at Brist0W

Tho GIllcspto pto-T"Nhumn well IN
N-1G-s is reported good for 500 bar
rcls ut 3. 500 scot which IN said TO be
the top Of the limc The welt be
longs To l.ostcr Gillespie who iN
showing his fathers hhility Es nm
oil producer. q fact that ia not sur
pri.ug aH he was born aud rhscd
IA the business n later reports
verify tho above report Of this we'll
it will start "A lot ot drilling In range
S. some Of which is already lined
Np Il may also start some d"or
drilling lr tho Cushing field whore
ns everybody knows there have nnlN
been two or three deep tests and not
very satisfactory ones at thai
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
Louisiana oil Gets Boost

rho prioc Of Louisiana Oh has
been boosted 90 cents by the stand
ara Of Louisiana which leaves
Homer crude at t3,2i, and Bun
bayou at s3.1h. Thd price has been
tagging but THIS increase viii make
It limo ur with the other mid-conti-
ncnt field.
Iig wells are still the order Of Tho
day ana operators In the Homer and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17

4OO To 900 barrels, must bc clean
proposition and worth every dollar
asked. Would consider production
Of $50 barrels II ON sutfioioSt acre.
age that we could develop from 400
10 500 barrels daily production. Re
ply in detail Address ljl-B, World.
.-AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
OIL AND GAS
Leases. Supplies. Production, Etc,

For sic offset acreage to drilling
well in Section 20, r. lNu. Rlao. ono
hair mile from his production n
shallow sand We'll 20 be started at
once. Phone Usage 1863. 332 Rob
lnsOn BLDG -Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
win the oil Men

Captain Constantin, accompanied
by Mrs. Constantin and the Two
young ladies', is on his way TO new
York and will sail for France on tho
steamer Adriatic on March ~.
O. G.. Petcrman, president and
general manager of the Oklahoma
Crude oil company, is I'm the city
from jamestown, y y for a fc"
days
"Irincy" Blcvius, superintendent
for tho Ohio cities Gas company IN
kansas ls IN tho city visiting ms
many friends and viii take the rip
to Columbus with the ohio Cities
basket ball team.
Captain Scott, who opened the
Scott pool south Of kellyvillc. Is IN
the city and looks as though he had
something up his sleeve that he was
about ready to announce. Its al
ways well to keep your eye on the
captain.
James y. Crawford, prominent op
orator from Chicago. is ~ the tNy
for the first time since last Septem-
her aud Is receiving a warm welcome
from his many friends here.
r. W. Widcncr. with tho Gilliland
on company, Is back from the chi
cago convention, which he enjoyed
/ imuCnscly.
1 "Bobbic" Sharp Of the General
/ American Tank Car company Is in
. the city and reports that his COM
pauy had 500 guests at tho F.idlc-
/ wois gardens party, which was easily
!. tho -fraturdc of the big convention.
' Mr. sharp says. we certainly on
/ ioyed having our friends as guests
and did the best We could To show
them all good time. Tho entertain
mcnt might have been "A little better,
but at that, our guests seemed TO be
we'll pleased"
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settled production Tor sale.

Onc-siNtconth carried interest and
onc.twclfth working interest I'm ~
barrels production, Noriuo Pool
oklahoma, Leave your name and
address for owner 2O1 Bachelors
Inn.-AdvI
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Have a few more leases near
Avant to offer on q drilling PROPOSE
iion. Address w. \. Brooks ponca,
City-Adyt,
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banks uf tho river + is ono ~ the
best wildcat tests announced IN
many long day