The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office; e24l W. H.. PECK Residence 2442
bridge that formed after the shot
the first Of the week.
NeW Executive Committee of
Mid. Continent oil & Gas
Holds LiCeiy Session
Residence 2d42

-rhc newly elected executive come
mittoc of tn" k'nsas-oklahcma di-
vision of the Mid-Coutinuut Oh &
Gas association met nj 1890 Octo-
Der 2S and elected the following Of
ficcrs for said division for the en-
suing year
President. Burt H. Collins " the
Echo Oh company.
First vice president, W l., klstlcr
OF the Producers s. Rcfiners corpor-
alton.
Second vice president, Herbert
Straight ~ Empire Gas q Fuel Co,
Secretary and treasurer, Harry
II. Smith.
The committee also chose the rep
~rescntatives from the kansas-Okla-
homd division TO serve on tho rcn-
oral executive committee Tor tho rs
cat year beginning October, 1871, as
follows.
w ratas Irrapl N Rroepc. r.
A. BroomNeld. Bardette niue. II. y.
cole. nurt ~ Collins ID y. Com
nollv. i. Il. Cottinrham. william
n. Davis. A. L. Derby. Charles T..
Earreu. Wirt FrankIIn. John s..
Griffin. Il A Griffith. J. II. Hi.
Dana il. Kelsey. John y kane. \.
NJ. Landor. Pat Nallov. i. II Mark
ham ir H. ~ Narland l.. /. Mar.
cell. Charles owen. r.. Il. Perry.
Waite phiIIips Judge John j. shea.
W. a. Skplly. James A. Ncasey. J..
q. walker. ir. charles T.. Wilson.
The committee also held a con-
ference with state % mmlssioucr
of 1ahor CLAUDE C~onnallv concern
ing Tho nttcmut OF the commisgioncr
ia extend tho roqulrements NJ the
bollor code of the American Society
Of Mechanical Engineers to oil
country boilers. II appeared that
Tho con, mIssione~ had dcrIded 10
take mis- stem although tho pro-
ducera who purchaae boilers
strongly protested because, as stated
by them, It would mean an Increase
IN cost Of from 90 to 30 per cent
for boilers used In oil country work
without any corresponding Increase
Of efficiency or safety. II appar-
entity being impossible 10 roach any
agreement by which the effective
date OF the new regulation could be
postponed beyond January !, 1929,
the committee authorized the pres
ident Go appoint n legal committee
TO take the necessary steps to test
tho validity Of the regulations
which would prohibit the ~introduc-
ton into this state after January !,
1922. OF any boiler other than those
conforming 10 the A. - NJ. II. code
This committee ms appointed by
Chairman Collins consists Of James
A. Veasey, John Kane, j. IL. Hill,
J.. n. Hadley and Harry II. Smith.
The committee also voted to get
actively behind the movement to re-
duce freight rates on petroleum ana
It's products from
field and on oil wei supples hIpPeu
TO the field. IN TINS cohnec.l.n
the following telegram was 70
the corporation comInlSs'un ~.a,'
IL now considering inc ~lntrhhta'e
rate on petroleum In oNIal'oHna'
The the Honorable Corporation
Commission Of the state Of Okla
homa. The executive committee OF
the Mid-Continent Oil & Gas asso-
citation In session today respectfully
calls attention to the fact that IT IN"
SO per zen increase in i~ntrastate
rates on petroleum goes into effect
on November 20, as proposed, the
industry In oklahoma will he dis
eliminated against and eTlousl
crippled, resulting In IN