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Millions of Deadly Scorpions 1nfest
 Parts of Mexico

Monterey, Mexico, May 15.-Revolu- tionary bands and brigands may ride up and down Mexico, but their is one strip of territory that even the hardest and most daring of them will not brave. It is a desert coun. try that extends from a point near the City of Durango to the borders of the State of Zacatecas, about 75 miles long and 50 miles wide. It is
 asserted that myriads of scorpions infest this region and are the most
 delay of the species.
 In the City of Durango, although regarded as outside of the more
 deadly zone, the death rate due to scorpion stings, is high. This is espe- cially true, as to children. The alachrane, as the insect is commonly called, is regarded as such deadly pest that for many years the muni- cipal government has paid a boun- ty of one centavo, equivalent to about one-half cent of American money, fer each one killed and de- Ivered to the official custodian of dead scorpions. Something like 100,- 900 of the scorpions are killed and bounty paid for them annually.
 Killing scorpions is regular in dustry with many men, women and children of Durango. One is told that some of the natives even go so far as to establish regular colonies of the poinonous insects in their homes for the purpose of breeding them for the market
 While the scorpion pest in the city of Durango and it's immediate en- swircns is serious enough, it is in the sc-called "malo" or bad belt which borders the Sierra Madre range that the insects are so numerous as to make the region practically unin- kabitable. They have even rid the region of all other animal life. It is only occasionally that some venture some native enters the territory. x In other parts of Mexico where aeOrpi0ns are found in considerable numbers their stings are not of dead- N effect, although painful. It is ex- plained by scientists that the reason fhe Durango scorpions are the bear ars of such deadly poison is that they absorb into their system in some manner peculiar quality of the min eralized soil of the territory that they inhabit.
 One of the first warnings that d shild receives when it comes to an Understanding age is to beware of Ihe alacranes. The insects hunt out damp. dark places ill th ehomes and |f is not unusual for one of them to
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Germany Making
 Oyertures to China

Peking, May 13.-The German gov ernment has made advances for re- establishment of commercial and dip- lomatic relations with China. The German government is said on good authority to have assured China that notwithstanding her refusal to sign the peace treaty German yis willing to recognize all clauses in the treaty according privileges to China. On the other hand Germany indulges the nope that China will refrain from confiscating any German property in China.
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OPPOSES TIPPING.

London, May 15.-John Hodge, a Labor member of Parliament, has declared himself as opposed to tip ping and says British workmen would like to see and end made of the GUS tom. But the onus, he added, is on the employer, and not the employee. To-day, with the readjustment of wages and all workers in receipt of a living wage, there is no excuse for tipping at all," said MT. Hodge. Pro bably the greatest move forward would be for the government to make tipping illegal, punishing both the tip per and receiver
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OPEN s1ubla

q 3liss ,Jss,sI. Martha Angel, 4. !. resigned several voas alsa gal asst!tl3' 3 st9dio in s;!eptern5Ssss1s. r5sss 'n1 q street, tr.; popular soioi;s4 iiofs asa a' u.;i2 1eas9es S4 of Pine Bluff Bluff ''I 4
 Presbyterian church Sb'l'e1 al
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suddenly drop from the low ceiling of the living room or kitchen, caus- ing terror and consternation to the occupants.
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CHURCHES.
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Hazel Street Baptist, Eighteenth and Hazel. Sunday school at 10 a. m, E. w. Jones, superintendent. We'd nesday prayer service at 7:30 p. m We invite you to these services.
 Church of Christ Meets each Lords day morning in the assembly hall of the Chamber of Commerce. Bible study at 10 o'clock. The Lords sup per at 10:45.
 First Church of Christ, Scientists, Martin and Pine. Service Sunday morning at 11:O0 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at o'clock. Sub ject at the morning hour: 'Mortals and Immortals" Reading room (same address) open every Tuesday and Fri day afternoon from 2:3O to 5 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to at tend all services and visit the reading room.
 Trinity Episcopal, West 3rd and Oak. Holy communion, 7:30 a. I'll. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer, 11:OO a. m. At the morning service the rector will give an ad- dress on what was said at the confer ence recently held here-during the diocesan convention-on the subject Of Christian Healing. Evening pray CT, 7:45 p. m.
 First Christian, Sixth and Beech. A. Homer Jordan, pastor. Bible school at 9:30 o'clock. J. J. Murphy, su- superintendent. We want every mem- Der of the school present at this hour. Morning worship and communion at 10:45. Christian Endeavor at p. m. Intermediate Society meets at the same hour. Evening worship at 8 o'clock Preaching by the pastor. Ser mon subject, "The Greatest Prepared ness" You will find cordial well come at our services.
 ] Lutheran Church, Sixth and Florida streets. w. C. Schrader, pastor. Sun- day school. 9:30 a. m., c. A. Bahlan, superintendent Divine services at 10:50 a. m. and 8 p. m, In the morn ing service the pastor will preach on Christ Assembled" at the evening" hour Jesus the Bridegroom" will be the subject of the discourse. A cor
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CRIME q. .i
 0., i,Prnv

tRlME n bsrsstl bsr of murders, say ssl,i,il!' Ed sfPes's sipes nIna,; here has as't,ss,, sSss,:s s Municipal Board rdj'Isies ot s conp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-16

WAsHINGTON-The gown Miss Nancy Lane, daughter became rich ivory brocade its tint and texture obtain This same ma necessary alterations served four generations or Miss Lanes mother grandmother and great
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-16

When irregular or suppressed use Triumph Pills. Safe and always de- pendable. Not sold at drug stores. No not experiment with others; save disappointment. By mail S4.00 Write for Relief and particulars, it's free. Address National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis. adv.
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attend all these fsasdial4 ss,li: \
 'efvlees
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r R E C K LE 5
Now is the Time to Get Rid of These
 Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine-double strength is guaranteed 70 remove these ,homely spots.
 Simply get an ounce of Othine - double strength-from any druggist and apply little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles nave begun to disappear, while the light CT ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain beautiful clear com, pleXion.
 Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this is sold under guarantee or money back if it fails to remove freckles.
 LADIES.
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Hawiey Memoriai-Eleventh and Cypress.-L. w. Evans, pastor. Sun day school 9:45. Carl Smith, super intcndent. Preaching 10:45 a. m
 7:45 p. m., by pastor Epworth league 6:45. Mid-week prayer service and choir practice Wednesday evening at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-16

First Methodist Church, (the Down. town Church) Sunday school, 9:30 a. m., will start on time and opening exercises will be conducted by Miss Pearl Burks' class. Morning service with sermon by the pastor, 10:50 a. m, Junior league, ? p. m. Epworth league 6:45 D. m. Evening services with ser mon by the pastor, 7:3O D. m. Monday Women's Missionary society. Wednes, day, 7:30 p. m., regular prayer meet ing.
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Hazel Street Baptist, Eighteenth and Hazel. Sunday school at 10 a. m E. w. Jones, superintendent. Wed nesday prayer service at 7:30 p. m We invite you to these services.
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Church of Christ Meets each Lords day morning in the assembly hall o1 the Chamber of Commerce. Bible study at 10 o'clock. The Lords sup per at 10:45.
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News and Views of Interest to the Women Readers

dial invitation is extended to all to attend our Bible School and our serv- ives.
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llere's 's|
 Risk l

on { a swing beam / tact many lives ! lost each year a an,
 the workers of 1 trade. V
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Deep Mid-OC Test
Still Drilling

Tho deepcs test In northcrn okla
hrma, that OF the Midco Refining
company In the northeast corner of
the northeast of the southwest of
lP-2a-?w, Noble county. Oklahoma,
IL still drilling and has now reached
the depth of i,920 feet. They are
still drilling In sandy lime, and have
been for the past 500 OT more feet.
but as yet no 'oil or gas I'm paving
quantities has been encountered
In that same locality the same
coinpanys No. Chillocco, I'm the
northwest Of 2S-?9-2w. is drilling at
i,2GO feet
Further east, the Midco petroleum
company Is rigging up on No.
| Bellmsn, In the southeast OF 29-2l-
| lw. This * he first we'll ON this lease
aud Is about thrcC. quarers OF a
Hmile from production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Testing for Deep
Pan at CARRIER

CAREER, Okla, July "a group
OF ENchange oil company (Sinclnir)
drilling wolb all started for deep
toHts cast ana southeast OF produc-
tion of the CARRIER field has caused
much speculation among those not
on the inside. These wells are To-
Gated In what Is known as the water
district as water liz found In most
Of the shallow sands According to
the geological maps. made before
tho discovery OF oil. they are In
the synclino or Just on tho edge and
off the anticllnal structure.
That some one has reason to be-
lioye that tho syncllne contains oil
In the deep sands has been sug-
gcated as the reason for the mum
her OF deep tests started In this
area Others suggest that out of tho
10 wells started with n big hole that
the company hoped TO get one down
to 1000 or 5000 feet.
The deepest test I'm this group In
No on the Somke farm, near the
middle OF the southwest l7-22 -3w,
which is driiling at 3.tb5 feet and
has the s-lnch casing following
This well was drilled something over
900 feet with rotary and shallow
oil may have been passed ns IN the
showing oil. They are No. on the
j. 7. Rclveal 20-acre tract, in the
northwest corner OF section 90. AT
lbt5 feet, and No. 1 Gilpin, noar the
middle OF the west half OF tho north
west section 90, at 2.0i6 feet. Roth
are on top of the sands. According
10 the geological map those wells
and the Semko well are on the east
edge OF the antlclinc.
In the northeast of section 90 Is
tho Lcforcc No, which IL down
2.76s feet. In tho southwest on tn,
Mathers farm No. Is down 2,G7C
/ feet.
In the northeast corner. northwest
section 81. Cooper No. l IL drilling
at S.ih0 feet In the southwest OF
| section 20, No. | on the Streakc
farm Is down 2,l25 feet The first
attempt was lost In section 81 Car
son No I. In the northeast, Is dowr
| 3 l0S feet In the southeast OF tn,
same section. Burns no. is drillInf
at 2.eO6 feet In section 80 windlei
No. II drilling at 2,lO2 feet,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
in THE OIL FIELDS
Office. e24l w. H PECK Residence z442

that we have lost the well. on hc-
count ~ shot uucking tn" easing
and making "a hopeless task ~ over
cleaning IT. out. thcro being at this
time about 200 feet In the bottom of
tho well, which we Will more than
likoly abandon.
This sand was round ~ a depth
OF 300 feet. being the third sand IN
this wen, tho first at about 500
feot, the second ht about 700 fcet
and the third ana last one ot 00i
feet We drilled In this sand u
feet. had big showing with water
In tho holo. In fact every sand had
Il showing Of oil. ana at two levels
We had quite bit OF gas. There Is
no doubt but what We have an oil
and Eaa field. but We do not now
positively whether We have five bar
rcs or 800 in this vol. should you
care 10 make us visit and look the
properties over. with u view Of get
tainr Tulsa capital Interested.
would be more than plcasod ~ the
proper time 20 give you log ~ this
well. together with any other lnfor.
nation ~ my command.
u may be IN Tulsa In the very
ncnr future. with low OF Rctting
some real oil operators Interested
and II such IL the case. ! Will cal ON
you whllc there, hut II you 40 dosire
20 come up and look things over,
drop me o lino. ana I viii arrange 10
be here on the date you will arrive,
and show you over tho leases.
Thanking you for your inquiry
be. to remain.
Yours very truly.
&c. NJ I.AST.EY."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
win the Oil Men

a. G.. Talbot OF the Western Pc
troleum company was in the city
yesterday. and speaking OF the out
look for prices, says, It is a mighty
good time for the reflnors to sell
their surplus stocks on account OF
the prevailing high prices. Regard
less OF what the market on fuel
may do, II seems 10 us that it IL a
good time for tho refiner to play
safe by accepting a price which far
exceeds any price which he has
been able to get over twelve
months period during any time in
the last seven or olght years.
Paul Konz, the we'll known oil
operator arrived In Tulsa yesterday
from Kansas. and has AZ sample of
the mighty good sand found In n
well drilled by striker n LaDow In
36-39-13, Elk county, Kansas. The
well In causing considerable excite
ment and looks like It will be a big
producer. The sand Is of the dark
brown sugar type.
The Acme Petroleum company is
moving into its new quarters In the
Atoo building, at Sixth and Main
streets, where they will occupy a
suite of six rooms. Owing to the
great excess OF business since the
first OF the year, this move has been
made necessary, since It was lmpossi-
bic for them to secure sufficient ad-
ditional space in their present loca-
tlon, states f. G. Fiss, general man
agcr OF the Tulsa offices.
Harry Jones OF the Atlantic Pc
troleum company. IL expected back
from Kane. Pa, whore he was called
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10


Schuman and others have 25-
barrel well in their No. /. In the
southwest corner of the southwest
OF tho northwest OF l7-25-1O sand
was topped at 1912 feet.
The Usage Development com
pany's No. II, In the center OF the
west half OF the northwest Of al
2b-9 is good for 80 barrels at 3.0O6
feet.
Alexander's No. 2. located In the
southwest corner OF the southwest
of the southwest of l3-2b-lt. is good
for 20 barrels at 1900 feet
The Beacon oil company has n
duster In It's NO. 6. In the northwest
corner of the northwest Of tho
northeast OF 16-2b-11, The total
depth Is 1871 feet
The Manhattan oil company No.
a well at the center of the south
half OF the southeast OF 2O-25-ll is
good for 20 barrels from the 713-
foot pay The same company's No.
7b, at the center OF the southeast
Of the southeast Of section 20, IL "A
25-harrol well at 1850 feet.
The Beacon on company's No. 3
well, In the southwest corner OF the
southwest OF the northwest OF 2j-
2b-11, In a l50-barrcl producer. Sand
was topped at |, i,5S5 eet.
The Plymouth Petroleum COM
the north line OF the northwest of
the southwest of 25-25-l1 Is max =
ing 200 barrels daily at 1850 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
o,.. mAagEr QUOTATIONS.
The Wen at Monroe
City, Mo.

Sometime ago a well was reported
ut Monroe city which is west OF
Hannibal, Mo, a short distance, ana
oil men going east have Intended TO
10 by way OF Hannibal In order 10
see what thorc is 60 the now devel-
opment. 1t is the best route any
how, and the following Will be OF IN
terest TO those intending TO mako lhc
trip.
office Of the Midvalo on a Ncfin-
ing co.
This is to acknowledge receipt of
your valued favor under date OF
June 18TH. which was lust handed
me by the postmaster Of this CITY
I'm answor to your inquiry VIII
say that the report you received that
we struck oil hero was correct, MS
well as information received by you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

on the saddest Of all missions--to
attend the bedside OF his mother in
her last illness Mr. Jones will nave
tho sympathy OF a world Of friends
among tho oil men in his sad be-
Toavement.
George -. Foster OF the Devonian
OIL company. left last night for Kan
sas whore he Will visit the new de-
yclOpmont OF that company In the
Cowley county fields The Devonian
IL rigging up for test near Dexter,
Kansas, across the Usage line In the
northeast corner Of the southeast Of
the southwest OF 1881, J. $. Day
farm.
J.. Il. Sears. general manager OF
the Wilcox OIL u Gas company has
gone to Colorado for the summer.
NJ. 6. Bredahl. formerly purchasing
agent of this company has succeeded
him In office temporarily.
w. A. Scheucrmann. field super.
,ntendcnt Of the Constantin Refining
company, who has been stationed at
Eldorado. ARK. for several months
past, is In Tulsa for II few days
Ray whitney Is in the city, hav-
ing recently visited his home town
OF Toledo whore his father who Is
correspondent for the oil City Der
rick, resides.
NJ. X. Glover OF the Lemon O..
Nicely a Co. who has bcen In Tulsa
for the past week or 10 days, left
last night for his home In ST. Marys,
Ohio.
A. !. Indcrridcn OF the iron
Mountain OH company Is on his way
to Winchester. Ky. in the interest
Of the Buckhorn Lumber & Coal co.
s. s Prico, who Is associated
with T.. julius Fohs in Geological
work has just returned from an eS-
tended trip in the Arkansas flelda
James =. Straughan is In the
city from Texas visiting his friend
w. II. Gray OF the Tribes OIL COM
pany.
co Refining company returned home
Yesterday fram n four weeks trip 10
New York city and other points In
thu. east.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

iUt the frsl cIgnt mCntns since or
-auizntiou, ~ shown ar fOllO~s.
lJlJ--potobcr, 3Z5I,Jio.i5, No
,'mbor, sLJ-,lob.6t, december 40
Ip125.
Ioz0.-January, tg.54,s5077, Feb-
-,r.uy, NprL IbB.s26.G1. May i55,.
80 90.
starting with ~ producing wolls
~ OotOhcT 1913, We now bcs to to-
port that We have Increased this
number 10 235.
Othor statistical data, showing tho
development 1T The CUmpauys af-
itirt. which should prove Of interest
a. the atOckholdcu. are as follows.
Tho number - producing loascs
has Increased from ~ to ~.
Tho acreage covered uy producing
lenses nHs Increased from 2,Iii
acres tD 4.it27 acres
The number OF uuIoVolopod leases
has Increased from 2gI 10 l.JOG
The acreage covered by unde
vclopcd leases has increased from
| DlNii.6 10 1tJ756 3 acres.
The total acreage. developed and
puudovelopod, has Increased from
6A,iO1S6 t. 17l219.2 acres.
Tho number Of leases on which
development operations are now IN
] ~ 'hi'HF ~ OK
IN" acreage covered by leases ON
winch development upctptiuus are
now iu progress is itI2.3 acres.
The nuf. .hcr Of wells on which
|riiliiug OPERATIONS are now IN prog
I ross ~ "a
By comparison. tho company had
| m process Of drilling last October
80 wells
Comparative Increase IN income b,
months from Ro above shows DC.
| tphor. 1913, AS t236.JiS.7s and May
1920. as ii6s.4S5.55. or an inoroas,
| |ot approximately 100 per cent
1T is our prcpcrt policy 20 confinc
our purchases of developed and un.
developed properties 10 the mlduon
/ tluont field ana principally to the
state Of Oklahoma We bclieyc tha'
here are the greatest possibilities
1rd That by concentrating out rf.
forts IN these districts. for the pres.
"nt, at least. we can secure tho bost
results
We wool that We are for a Ions
period OF prosperity IN the oil indus.
try and that my Cil company organ
Yea as Skclly on company liz. with
large part of itS arssts repreye ed
hy settled production and with a
large reserve Of undcvclopcd oil
land, has placed its securities In the
Invest mcnt class. Tho fact that con
sumption OF crude oil In this country
is exceeding production by some 40
600 bsrrels daily would indicate that
there Is little likelihood of any re-
ccsSion In the prevailing prices OF
petroleum products. No argumcn,
Is eeded 20 demonstrate the ad.
vantage OF this condition to Shelly
oil company with its large and in.
creasing output of pctroluem and re-.
lated products already tnngibly In
hand, ana with a vast resource ol
undcvcloped oil land on which tC
draw.
while tho company has mad,
most gratifying progress in the de,
velopment OF its properties. we cN.
pect 10 increase our production ma.
tcrially duripg the next few month,
M d We propose to have In process
OF drilling by August at least 100 {,
| 1875 wells
THE directors mot on June 90 nnt
| declared a quarterly dividend OF /.
per cent TO he paid July ~ TO stock
holders of record OF July 81.
Tile affairs OF tho company ar,
In sound condition and the stock,
holders can look forward TO a steady
and wholesome growth"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
OIL AND GAS
Le.ss. sepplls.. rrodpsion. Eve.

own I'm fee the southeast OF the
northwest of 2l-lb-lO not leased
Mako me offer for live year com
mercial lease on this The best OF
fer gets this lease. Also own ilvo-
cighths interest In royalty In south-
cast Of 1-l7-7. eight producing we'ls.
Layton sand 1900 feet Wen now
drilling to deeper sand $500 feet
Production OF whole lease about llO
barrels. other wells TO be drilled, oil
sells for $500. the best offor over
$4,000 90 gets this. Income from
this about 81 900 per month. all wells
are settled production. ! am Hacti-
flcing this because / must raise mon
cy Immediately. Address Uscph
Abraham. Brlstow, Oklahoma
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

Sbowdon, Mcswccnoy & Ackors
has a 500 barrel well nt feet Ia
the sand IN lts breckenridge dis
trict wei in stephens county
Eight miles nOrths1st Of Brccken-
ridge. tho Gulf Production cOmpany's
No. ! Hopper is good for 100000
gas and q show of oil.
The Mid Kansas OH companys =
s, II, Ilill No 2, In the north central
part Of stephens county lis good for
200 barrels OF oil daily and about
100000 gas
Tho Brown OH company's No. /
Guest. on lot No. Z. Breckenridge
townsitc, Is making 40 barrels por
hour.
Walker & Perkins have so bar
rel per hour producer. In their No. /
Goodwin. In the Breckenridge dis
tfict.
The sun Cumpany's No 4 Stoker,
iu this same locality is good for 500
barrels ut total depth Of 3.ls2 feet.
The Cou4adiue Martin on COM
pany test on the Martin ranch one
mile south OF The town 81 Ivan In
north stephens county is good for
500 barrels at 32g3 feot.
Tho Shamrock Oh company No. 2
Vcale. just south Of tho town Of
Breckenridge, is good for 500 bar
rcls at q total depth Of 3.003 feet
Two miles west ~ breckenridge.
the Republic oil company's No.
Brown IL making 100 barrels natural
at n total depth oH 3.lo7 fot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Black Petroleum Company
Getting Good One

Tho Black Petroleum company's
woll In the southwest corner OF the
northeast OF tho northeast OF 34-lb-
10. In reported to have made one
flow over the top OF the derrick from
the top OF tno 2,63O foot sand, It
waA Immediately shut down while
pipc lines were laid. No estimate
has been made on it's production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

Pipe and easing new 1873 20 IN,
new 10 inch 30 10. used IA 2s d.
used o 5-S 20 h, used 6 SIS ~ H.,
inch line pipe. 4 inch line pipe
3 inch line pipe. inch line pipe.
All the above for prompt shipment
at interesting prices. Phone Usage
1850. Feenbcrg Pipe 81 Supply Co.
bI9 T.. First Street, Tulsa. OKLA
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Iron WOuntdin Wen in
the Gusher Class

rho +oll of the Iron Mountain Jn
company, located in tho northwest
corner ~ the northeast of 2s-lG-i 10
Is making - barrels an hour or
more than 1000 barrels jaily. at ia
tcet I'm the sand