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, 1921-09-07
SHORTS COVER
N STOCK MART
Trading Irregular on New
York Exchange at Open
ing Today.

NEW YORK. Sept. Further Gov
erins of short contracts In oils. ~steels,
equipments. motors and food issues
was noted ut the Irregular opening
of today's stock market Mexican Pc
troleum. cr.ciblc Steel, Genera Elec-
trio. Chandler Motor. American Su-
gar and MaNau Sugar registered early
gains ranging from liberal fractions
to almost . points. The hoavy side
Of the list was represented by United
States Rubber. Harvester and Amer
n Smelling preferred in which sub
%stnntia reactions occurred 800"
was strongest of the rails, rising .
points in connection with the sale OF
sio.o oo. 900 bonds. Exchange ON Lon
don was Arm.
, 1921-09-07

CHICAGO, Sept. Heavy buying
of wheat by houses with eastern con.
nections and by the local element on
q report thai India, normally an ex
porting country, had bought around
1900. 900 bushels Of wheat in Aus
traiia and that the latter had n pros
peotive crop over 10000. 900 bushels
less h last year carried prices up
sharply after an early dip on profit
taking To a new high on the present
movement.
Offerings were light after values
started upward and some stop loss or
ders were uncovered. The market
closed zLc to Axe higher with Sep
tcmher at 1923: December Mt sf.3sE
90 s1-szz and May at si-5sk TO
si.ssiz. There was a slight setback
just as the market closed
Early trading in corn was light and
the market followed wheat to some
extent. After opening at 53as for Sep
tember: SAX TO 54h for December n
6sEc for May. there was n slight
stump and at the end OF the first
hour corn was off a shade TO &c from
the opening.
Corn and oats were easier early but
when wheat started upward coarse
grains followed with oats showing
more strength than corn. Corn closed
unchanged to &c higher despite a
small slump rear the finish. Septem-
her closed at 54isc to 54Ac; December
at Sane and May at e0hc.
Oats took the course of ether grains.
Trading was light. September open
ed at ssE. December at 3sA and May
at 49, TO 42S. Oats also fell off
.if1tt1r HuHr- the aarly radfnr be-
ing a shade to a zc down at the
end of the initial hour.
Provisions were easier carly.
, 1921-09-07
M. a.

On Railroad avenue. a well built
house with two extra large rooms;
pantry n closet. This house ~
sell for 1890, II IS wei built and
will give you a cozy home for the
winter. $50 per month viii soon pay
for II.
, 1921-09-07

This is not ordinary. lust 5000 ard
this home is large enough three t3rte
rooms: lights ard water; n finished
lf-basement; near h refinery and
located on 5oxl3o-foot lot There Is
also a small house on the back OF TIE
lot which rents for si2-5o e month.
The half. basement rents for So per
month and the three rooms on n mt
floo- rents for $50. totaling $3.50 per
mo.rh income and say $500 down buys
aH
, 1921-09-07
Silver.

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Bar silver.
domestic, ssHc; foreign e5Hc; Mexi'
can dollars, ACC.
, 1921-09-07

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-"soo'' eS,
tended its gain to 4 points and oths.
rails OF the investnient and specula-
tive types were m demend. Cotton
carriers were materially strengthened
by the further rise in that staple and
Wisconsin Central was conspicuous
for its gain Of So points Tobaccos.
secondary motors and stcels. North
American and United Drug first pre-
fcrrcd also were strong. The list fell
hack before noon, however. American
Sugar ~reacting almost 3 points with
~heaviness in Utah Copper n MGR
camille Marine preferred. The furth-
,- rise of British exchange was attrib
uied TO extensive purchases OF cotton
bills. Call money opened at SO per
cTnt.
, 1921-09-07
ONE is
EXTRA
ORDINARY

A bargain OF the old fasnionea slnc.
r. e. sao Won can buy \ well built
s,,,cco home; four rooms and bath:
located on a lot 5ox1s0 feet with an
east front. and right near CT avenue.
water. gas and sewer are right AZ Z
door. but not Installed as yet the
nelehborhood is fine; h house Is new
and has an east 'front.'; c~onveniences
are az hand: 1t is near pavement ani
terms can be had. Are you inter
ceted?
, 1921-09-07
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

II you have what sou won't KANT
and want what you don't hase-Tse
ITTibunc Want Ads.
, 1921-09-07
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS,
SPECIAL MEETING OF ELK
BASIN PETROLEUM COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that a spe-
Ga meeting of the stockholders of
Elk Basin Petroleum Company. a
corporation created and existing
under the laws of the State az
Wyoming, will be held at the ofi%
OIL the company in the office of Ha-
gems & Murane, 204-2O7 Oil Ex-
change Building, Casper, Natrona
County, Wyoming, on the Both day
OF September, A. D. 1921. at the
hour of 10 o'clock l. the forenoon.
for the purpose of enabling the
company to avail itself of the priyi-
ieges Of Chapter 323, Wyoming
Compiled Statutes 1920, and to
consider a request made by the
owners of a majority of the capi-
tai stock outstanding of said com
pany to increase the amount of the
capital stock of said company from
Two Hundred Eighty Thousand
l2S0,000l shares of the par valae
OF One Dollar (s1) each to Five
hundred Thousand (5O0, 900
shares of the par value of One Dol
lar gid each, thereby increasing
ITS capital stock from Two Hundred
Eighty Thousand Dollars $3.50
0no) TO Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars 95o0,000), for the pur-
pose Of providing capital for acouir-
ing additional property and devel-
oping the properties held by the
company, and to. consider q request
made by, the owners of a majoriM
OF the shares of stock outstanding
OIL SAID company to change the
name of said company from Elk Ba-
sin Petroleum Comnanv - Marine
Oil Company, or Interior Oil Com
pany, or such other name as may
be determined upon by the stock
holders convened at said meeting,
n for the purpose of transacting
any and all other business which
may legally come before said meet
ing.
Dated at Casper, Wyoming, this
goth day of August, 1921.
G. R. HAGENS,
Publish Aug cl. Sept I. Il, Fl. is:i.
, 1921-09-07
GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Gains Recorded at Opening
Lost in First Hour of
Trading Today.

CHICAGO. Sept Wheat opened
unchanged to &C higher on the de-
fe-red deliveries On the board OF trade
here today. ard hc higher on h Sep
temper, while corn was unchanged to
&c higher and oats y to &c higher.
The great strength shown in cotton
appeared to be a factor n. the start
Outside interest was less in evidence
this morning with sentiment rather
bcarish and there was considerable
pr~ofit-takfnE in wheat September
wheat opened at si.:5&; December at
sls9H to s1.3oL and May at s1-34h.
Thero was an early slump but this
was followed by good support and the
market rallied and an hour after the
opening it was a shade to &C Off op-
ening figures.
, 1921-09-07

The ringed boar snake was wor-
SHIPPED by the early Mexicans.
, 1921-09-07

ADVERTISING RATEs-The rate
for inserting Want Ads in The Cas-
per Daily Tribune Is IL ccnts n word
each insertion: minimum rs cents
OUT OF TOWN advertisements
must be accompanied by cash or check
In fun payment of the same. Note
the foregoing instructions about
counting the words and the rate per
word for The Casper Daily Tribune
CLOSING HoUR-want Ads to be
classified properly must be IL The
Casper Daily Tribune office before
1880. Want Ads received after 1880
70 1870 p. m. Will be insertcr under
the head. Too Late to Classify
, 1921-09-07
How TO Ansuer Blind
Classified Ads

In answering blind ids In these
columns. please b. careful to tisa
the precise address given in he
adv Write the address plainly.
Letters brought in 10 The Tribune
office do not reauirs stamps. Al
Ways inciose your in
sealed envelope In replying TO I'D
-vertisemcnts where references are
asked for. do not send the original
references Sertl copies of them
only.
, 1921-09-07
ROOF CONTRACTING

WYOMING ROOFING co.
General Roofing Contractors. Repair-
ing and Rrcoafinr a Specially. III <
Kimbaii. Phone 1879. Casper, Wyo,
, 1921-09-07

SITUATION WANTED = Practice
nurse wants maternity cases. IA
East f street. Phone f6lsM. e.2-5ts
, 1921-09-07
POSITIONS WANTED

SITUATION WANTED = Practical
nurse wants maternity cases. l34
East L street. e-s-5ts
, 1921-09-07

WANTED-Position as housekeeper
on ranch where I can have full
charge; am n good cook and house
Keeper; have h very best Of refer
.ences as to ability and character. Mrs.
Lora Records. Sioux City. Iowa. ZEN
eral delivery. u. e-6-2ts
, 1921-09-07

SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Girl would like position as switch
board operator. eypist or waitress.
Room rs, Sprague Hotel. s-1-its
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
OIL mAHKrr QUOTATIONS.
ErseSs Profits Tax Repeat
Means Property Changes

Tho reported agreement whereby
the ,vrags prpfIt tax g. 80 he repealed
ly thr present congress ~ tho United
Statrs and made retroactive aH "
.'anu.Iy ], 1924, mcHnH that there
Win De- another chapter added To- tho
long list OF favors shown the great
iu1uopuly which is making hay
Whllc the Independents are doing
their best to keep "nhcud Of stcrift.'
The question Of tariff WA side
TRACKED, Hs soon as the Independents
asked 10 have oil protected against
thc dozen or 60 standard oil con-
Germs now operating Ia Mexico. ana
while under ordinary CirCuWAianr'H,
'hr larger oil concerns In Ma" Mia
Continent Noli would just na soon let
the turff wait while the tuNca are
hdiustod, n is very evident that thiS
year there would bo no excess profit
taxes 10 pay, 70 far az the indopcud e.
outs are concerned ana the Standard
is exceedingly anxious 10 take On "A
lot " good settled oil u'odu"tion,
which they could not have acquired
with the biz excess profit taxes
staring them I'm the face
So far this has been nn admins
tration that the most graspirR mo-
nopolistH should hc exceedingly
proud Of. there has boon a modifi-
big monopoly can nOld nH much of
the Usage as II may dogre. ana II
has never known the time II failtd
Ia dos ling the earth with a 'turc
aroGnd It, Walter &. ToaRlc. prcsi-
dent OF the Standard of New .icrEry.
was ter icrcd tho position of chair
man OF the shipping board. aq nresi -
dent IIarding's first official act. and
then to show that they were All per
IsF a -.
the president "A visit. ana the same
day Brother Harding wrot" tho
chairman Of the ways and means
committee that "thc few oil nroduc-
ers' could not expect protection.
The federal reserve banking board
has done its share in lo0ninE money
10 the big interests Hud now is CON
Hidering extending its loans to help
store oil while oil tx chcHp--a very
commcnduhlo change ot policy.
The game gets bcscr every dav
and the limit has not been reached.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
NcW YORK Etport Petroleum,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
North Extension Of
FON-Bush Field

Shawvcr, Suttcr Boylcs ana 9TH
crs extended the present proven area
Of tho Fox Bush field, Butler coun-
IT, Kan, whcn they drilled in the
80. Craig located In the center Of
the north line In tho southeast az
23-2S-5. The six inch was set at
2.525 feet and the good pay sand
found at 2.S02 feet They have n
half million feet of gas and the well
is squirting and spOuting by heads
from gas pressure.
The oil tosts 40 gravity, ana from
all Indications should be "a consist
cut lU0-harrel producer. II is an
open hole to 2,SO2 feet ana "A five
inch liner will be run to complete
drilling.
The Kansas & Gult, with it's 200
acres Of proven territory is appar-
emily due for "A fine cleanup
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
II Pans to Adrertise

The summer resort weather pre-
vailiug in Tulsa the past several days
caused many OF the stay-at- homes TO
look around for wraps and many Of
the lighter furs were brought out
for an airing. as well as for comfort.
sunday night being ideal weather
for a Sable Choker a certain young
woman strollcd down South Denver
avenue wearing two little Hudson
Bay sables loosely about her shoul-
ders and upon returning home they
gently slipped To the sidewalk and
were not missed until the following
day.
An od in The Tulsa Daily World
brought message to this young
lady early next morning from resi-
dents at 1921 South Denver avenue
that the Choker had been found.
The moral Of this story when
wearing flIrs in August. even in
Tulsa, bo sure they are fastened, IA
they might get away ere you are
aware. and If they do, advertise.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11


mont or ~" cuWpdhy' d''' i"uth'n'
operation" "" &C." MAJ "u' not "lI
| production increased h'iN''n Jan -
nary 1871 aud juno, l'-I from an
nv"rnro OF 5Hi2 barrels daily iu th,
ioru"r month i1 an hN"At' "i '."''
barrels daily iu tho httrr month n
rat" OF in'''hH" 'Puhi 7" 800 per
cont 1h'H' IIGut'H hI' .IIiN hH
because thcy drW"n7'iHi' 'h' hHEh
, d"Fr'" ~ WHhlIIN or 'h' com npihN
production 20 point worthy "i 'iu
rhnH' 'nIcNH our uiI W'f' coming
/ with 'N't'"rdlh'tN '.'nh''. OF pro.
duciI"n ftoiu hhndr'dH nf N'iIF "'d'
iF irlnul'h hi""hF VINO h'.' .'Ii
" ~" MIA .t"niIn'h hf'1. lu NhI'h
iN' p'nhh'lht H'hH' hi' h"'ru Tor
rhnihA and long WHY, Ut N"III NJ"
nave b''n p"'lhI' 'N Ih'I''"' 'n'
ih'' "t Fl'id 10y ",.' p'r con. NhlI'
increasing ~" whole huinh't OFT nio.
uu''nf W"'lA nF "hIF I-.' peg cunt
EV'I| p'tH"n hhNlnt bih''l'l' 'Np'
ii'h'' ~ oli production VIII 'nF''n
w P'i''''. me ''t '''n' '' ''''
tlEuf'N ana 'f II"7.In'Iht 'N' on
fh"idln.rN cN"un's4 "I b''I"' ION
7" "hI.h We h'N' ''I'I l''. ut IIl "'
t'"''luh''' 'h1' ON "h'' I'.i "I 'u'
'' '.'.
Ni'Id IN Jun' mot 'N'I'h' "' more
th"n 100 barrels per ".N per d''.
inc average m 'h"H' I"'I 'N.'
ilpnhI ,lH'r hhNlUt h''l l'Np, 'IF'F
20, 'l', 100 ana I'' ''''''H I'I
W'l n'l my
We h''IoNo We hn'' ''t,u ''hF
r'p t"WHld ARRIVING our ,'' l'I'n
t'l f"flh IN our I',l'r OF N'N I''H
INST anu We Ih''u' ' pursue '"''
pan Z" r"n7uinlnH' ION 0' I' lN', ''
VII h' '"n-l'''n' WIN SCUM" ''H'' .
ana WIN tnirn''s 10. 'n" iI'''',I W
''llnh ny th' in'h"''F S'''N '"'l '.'r
IN 'h's' Suh"tnl,''' cor" ,''l'E. l''.
y"hd Hu'Nloh tnc p!lh 'i'''' ''n'
IA" pomtloh or IN" @N''F 'i ,"Il-
phny' III 'hht u 'lh''l' ''''''h ,''~'
economies ef administration ana "p
Grafton ana gives rluliuiluN l" iu'
compnnya organization hy comp,
inE IN" cycl" OF liH h''iNHS III ~.
producing r'IlnlhE tflhtp'I ing ana
marketing dlVisluhS or ih' lhuA ''N.
'Th' TIM" caIs Tor caution an"
conservatism IN 'orputhl" manage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
Important Shreveport Hear
ina POSTPONED Until Sept. rs

Tho presiding judge of the United
States court for tho eastern dlslris
of Louisiana. yesterday postponed
taxing action un thu very important
contract between the receivers Tor
the Glulund oil COMPANY and j
II. Foster, whereby tho later had
agreed TO turn back the vast prop
critics purchased 10y him 60 the said
rocuivors, and had agreed tn wait
until later date fur his money
which was To- come from a prrrcnt-
age Of the oil run from tho lrl.us
Tho reason assigned by the ludgo
FOR tho pustponemont, was that
some ~ tho Interested stockholders
and creditors might not ns yet have
| received a copy Of tho contract, ow-
| ing Co the length of time since these
| contracts were first mailed out. In
| asmuch as only few days have
| elapsed since the last ~ them were
| put In the mail, the judges ruling
was received by all concerned as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
Zone Rate Reduction
Granted

Now comes the report that ef-
foctivc August Is the Burlington
and Northwestern railroads will re-
ducc rates on refined oil locally
from Casper, Wyo., to Chicago from
66 to 56ia cents per 100 pounds.
which figures out .0627 cent per
gallon for gasoline. The rate on
fuel oil is down from 5912 TO 81
cents, with relative reduction 20
intermediate points. The rates from
Wyoming to the east are based on
rates to the Mississippi river, which
Is reduced from 5Gla to so cents.
lnasmuch as the rctinorics at
Casper are owned by the Standard
Of Indiana the above IS not sur
prislng and only adds to the trou-
blcs of the rcfnors In the Mid
Continent field, who are thus re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
Fox Territory Center
of Interest

Largo companies are becoming
actively Interested I'm the Fox terri
tory. The Amcradi Petroleum COM
pnuv is reported IA having purchas-
cd the acreage OF Love and Thur
moud, consisting Of l0-acrc tract
located in the north half Of tho
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter. the southeast quarter ot
the northeast quarter ~ the south
east quarter and the northeast quar-
ter Of tn" southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF 2f-ls-2W. ana
the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter OF 3i-9a-3w. The acre
age purchased hy the Amcrada pco-
pie IN - offsets the two huge G. K.
Smith gassers ON the south, and the
/ drilling OF four offsets may occur
| I'm the near future ON the strength OF
the purchase.
Tho Magnolia Petroleum company
has completcd the derrick for its
| No. on the II. \. lIcfnor farm, in
the center OF the southwest quarter
uf the southwest quarter Of the
sou Invest quarter Of the northcaS
of 27-2s-3w. In the Fox district. and
IL now rigging up. The drilling OF
the Magnolia well No. will ueCes-
state the drilling of an offset TO the
north by the johnson interests in
the northwest OF the southwcst of tho
northeast Of the same section, and
which will In turn caua" the drilling
Of "a further north offset 10 the
johnson well by the Magnolia Pc
trolcum company. southwest of the
northwest Of the northeast of the
same section. This test viii be drill
cd in the Fox area ouc-fourth mile
north Of production there.
Tho Fox proven area at the pres
cnt time extends one mile In the
northclst-southwos direction and
one half mile cast and west,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
Chickusha Wen Encounters
.ShuiiOU Gas Sand

Tho Quadrangle Petroleum com-
plny has reached n depth OF 1900
fcot on their test well nine miles
northeast Of Chickasha I'm i0-17-6.
According TO company officials the
well encountered five feet of gas
.nnd with pressure sufficient TO clear
tho hole at 3i5 feet II Is being
closely watched by oil men on ac-
count of this shallow showing and
the fact that 1t Is reported to have
passed through the red bed fOrma.
tluu at a little over 900 feet. Tho
depth contracted for Is $500 feet
ana is located ON what is known as
the williams ranch
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
SkeHy OH Company
Makes Good .Sh0Wing

The Skeily oil company has Just
issued its scml-annual report cover
ing the first six months of 1921 and
an exceedingly satisfactory report II
IL when one considers. that there has
been reduction in the price of oil
equal to 7lI per cent, which In it.
self was enough to disturb the earn
Ing power of any oil producing con
ccrn In tho United states unless
managed with the grcatV't care and
economy
In the statement TO the stock r.
holders IL is made plain that there
has been steady increase In the
average daily production Of oil since
the beginning OF 1921 which IL ex-
trcmely gratifying, There was dur
Ing the first quarter of 1920 n daily
average OF 2.s97 barrels which was
increased n year later to 5.004 bar
rels and now at the end OF June the
company IN producing 6,9S6 barrels
daily and this while helping to the
utmost the shutdown movement Of
which Mr. Skelly has been the most
active and energetic exponent In the
entire Mid-Continent field.
II Is easy to see that with re-
strictod drilling operations the Skelly
oil company will be In a position to
make a great cleanup whenever the
price OF oil takes turn for tho
better as he has reduced expenses 10
the limit. and makes the announce
mcnt I'm the following very illumi-
mating language:
|. "That our average lifting Cor
production) expenses per barrel OF
crude In 1890 was ~ cents. as com
pared with 20 cents In the first NN
months Of 1921, ana 25 cents In the
months Of June"
"2. That our average mnnufac-
turing and selling cost per gallon OF
casinghcad gasoline IN 1890 was "a
cents as compared with So cents In
the first ak months OF 1921, and 80
centa in the month Of June"
And quoting further from the re-
port:
'Thc total number OF producing
wells on June so, 1921. was il5, as
compared with 800 on December 81,
1920, an increase or 40 in number or
1913 per cent. Contrast that figure
with the fGl new wells drilled 20
completion hy the company In the
last six months Of 1890 Gas shown on
page OF the annual report for 1890
and Il will be seen that our rate OF
well competitions declined COS per
cent. This was I'm harmony with the
general policy OF the industry, and
with our policy. as explained In these
words at page ~ of the report al
ready mentioned; During the CON
tinunnce of this depression, II IL our
purpose to drill only such wells as
are necessary to meet contracted oh
legations or 20 prevent the drainage
OF our leases by offset wol,.' Gut
despite this sharp and continued. in
deed increasingly severe. Curtail-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11

strio'cd from territory in which 20
NrI market for their products.
There is a meeting In New York,
which ha4 been called to take aC-
uou on petroleum. rates and the
chances are the Atlantic scaboard
rcfuors Will be benefited ard viii
Dee given u rate that viii allow them
20 move gasoline farther west
which will also cut OFF n lot Of tor
ritory form that which has been
supplied by the Mid Continent re-
nucr The scaboard rcfineries have
been working on cheap Mexican
crude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
TULSA DAILY WORLD THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1921

line stocks on June 30 as compared
with the close OF May. stocks at the
end Of May established a high record
and represented steady gains since
September. 1920, when they were at
"a low mark Of 2SS,O0O,000 gallons.
In spite OF the general slackening de-
mand for petroleum products, con /.
sumption OF gasolire In the United
states is running far ahead OF last
year. stocks Of gasoline on Juno 80
wcro 752,668,0l6 gallons, compared
with 80O,4g5.767 on May 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
offset to Herbert
Discovery Wen

Tho Texas company got the top
of the sand at 25O6 feet on their
seven Gurucy located I'm the south
east corner OF the northeast of the
southwest Of tho northeast OF ~
ls-2w This is In tho Hewitt field
and looks good for steady pro-
duccr. Tho well Is now flowing at
"A ratio of $50 barrels at depth OF
9bg5 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
Shot Bridged in
Gypsy WeH

The shot btidgrd I'm the hole at
ESQ feet from the bottom in the
40. w Clinton OF the GYPSY oil
company In the southwest corner Of
tho northwest OF the northwest Of
22-I5-lO. This hard luck Is probably
drilled through by now and pro-
duction equal TO that Of the Phnlics
wen is looked ftr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
Prairie Pipeline Company

Prairie Pipeline company Is re-
ported TO have let contracts for the
construction Of IS 55.O0O-barrel steeI
tanks in the Kansas fields.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-11
HainesUiiie Test
Disappointing

The Louisiana oil and Refining
companys No. ON the Gleason
farm in 1929 is II disappointment
aa It * reported to be making but
10000. 900 feet OF gas and about 500
barrels OF salt water.