davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
American Ports

BALTfMoRE, June is 49, Arrival strs
west Lake. Liverpool: Stegolhorg (Danl'
RotfcTdsn. Mainland (Brl. Hamburg via
pasadelphia and Boston: West Haven
Pacific ports VIA Philadelphia: Duonesne
New York; Anthony Groves jr., phiIadeit
phias sohr Clarence Holland. Newbern
G Sailed stTa Aztec (Ner}. Fort I.obos:
Garfield. Salaverry, etc; BLOSSOM Heath
fRrl Genoa; East Cape, Hamburg An
ehoTis (Brl, London and Hamburg; Tex
BOSTON. June lS-~Arrived: strs Art,-
ras Portland Ore. Grays Harbor. San
Francisco and san Pedro; Andalusia
(swedl, Roca Grande; Everett, Norfolk;
Philadelphia; Walter D Noyes, Newport
News: Munalbro. Baltimore Qstter six
ffth) Sailed Strs City OF Columbus
savannah Lake Elsruere, Charleston and
Jacksonville; Moldegaard. Boca Grande
MOBILE. Juhe lS--Arrived strs Santi-
ago, Proereso, Sailed strs Munwood. Bara-
bona snd santiago Manderville. Tela,
stfs River orontes (Br). SMYRNA: West
Isleta. san Francisco. etc. via Boston !:
Tssls (Nor} Liverpool. Sailed: Strs
yeedol Bsyonne; Nantucket. Boston: Bar
tvnore ltSr) Liverpool via Baltimore. etc ;
Iirnon. Pert Antonio; Hald. Port Lobos :
Helner Morchv (Dan), Copenhagen via
Bsltimors.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Juna 1S-Arrivcd.
strs Tuladi New Orleans; Lake Siavia,
Santiago, Mardello tSpan) Galveston;
sucrosa Tamptco. Sailed: Strs Virginia,
Port Lobos oudemas (Du). CartaEena;
Lorain. Baltimore; Dirigio Providence.
PORT EApS, La June 1S--Arrived strs
crennitula tBr) Unsted Kingdom; Datchet
tBrl Houston; Fsrhworth (Br!, Europe
Yatipara (Br), Pert Arthur: Lamentin
Frl, vera Cruz. Sailed strs Carib, Tam
pico; Coahujla Mex, Tampico; Fuel Oil.
Pert Arthur; Gansfiord (Nor). Belize; J
Oswald Boyd (Br), Guantanamo: Keifuku
aarn (Japl. Yokohama; Lake Crescent
West Indian ports; Rapidan, Port Lobos;
saesFappa. Bremen; Sinalao (Nor), Tam
pico; Tstjina (NoD, Chrlstiania Teg uci-
Eaipa Hond}. Ceibs.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, June Is
Arrived and sailed: Schrs William Booth,
Long Cove for New York: John II Klinck
Somes Sound for New York, Arrived Schr
Ida 3 Gibson, Banfor Tor New York.
WILMINGTON. Del. June 1S--Arrived:
schr Dorothy New Bedford
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Lake Ports

CLEVELAND, June 1s--Arrived: Strs
Q II Reiss Lorain; E p Recon, Islands;
Detroit. Buffalo. Sailed: Str o NJ Relss
Duluth.
Mclean, Port Colborne; w NJ B Dick
son, Ashland Chas S Hebard, Smith
Thompson; VIM p Snyder. Duluth. Sailed
Strs W II Mclean, Indiana Harbor; VIM
Dickson. Buffalo; Smith Thompson.
Lorain. Chas S Hebard. VIM e Snyder,
Duluth.
BUFFALO. June 1s-Arrived: strs T
Wiekwire Jr. Port Colborne; Conestoga,
Montreal; Allegheny. Superior. Sailed
strs T II Wickwire Jr, Milwaukee; Thos
Barlum. SUPERIOR Verona, Fort william;
consstoga, Montreal; II w Croft, Duluth.
LoRAIN. Ohio. June 1S-Arrived: strs
Otto Reiss Duluth; Ellwood, Calcite; G G
Barnum. Conneaut Sailed Strs Ranney.
Washburn; Ellwood, Toledo.
sANDUSKY. Ohio. June 18-Arrived
Strs Midland King. Port Colborne; VIM II
Wolt, Detroit. Sailed: Strs Uhrig, Mil
~aukee; Wyandotte, Port Huron; Ball
Bros, Duluth; Midland King, Fort Will
lam
FAIRPoRT. Ohio, June 1S-Arrived !:
Strs William Edenborn, Duluth; George e
Baker, Two Harbors. Sailed: Strs Will
iam Edenboru. George i Baker, Cleveland
FORT WILLIAM. June 1S--Arrived: strs
5omllnson, Glen Elijah; Huronic, Harmonic.
rsicartier, Matthew'S, Franz. Sailed: Strs
hagerty, Keewatin, Port McNicou; Lake
Ioal Midland. Augustus, Midland Prince,
bUitaio; West Mount, Ashland; Huronic.
Dulutn; Harmonic, Sarnia.
DULUTH, June 1s-Arrived: Strs Corey
IEszilng McGonagle. Cowle. Philbin. a s
Epson, Denmark, Presque Isle, Grand
lsiands Reiss. Garretson, Boston,
,9,iseott; dUanita. Sailed: strs Ream. Frick.
aaidyals ziesiug, Olcott, L Relss, Delaware,
Suhalo, Goodyear.
ASHLAND, June 1S-Arrived: Str FL
more Harvey. Sailed; Strs Tapln, Lake
@fie; Westmount. Point Edward.
n, 4IAHITOWOC, June 18-Sailed: Str ] J
Brown LAX Erie.
SOUTH CHICAGO June 1s--Arrived:
o'Fs Golingwood Georgian Bay; Rensse-
taeI, Eacanaea General 0 M Poe, Duluth
sailed: Strs General o NJ Roe, Rensse-
ger; ger; 6 Black. Escanaba; Collingwood.
eeoFglan Bay Argus, c A Reiss. Buffalo.
TWO HARBORs. June 1s-sailed: Str
morgan jr, Lake Erie.
INDIANA HARBOR. June 1S-Arrived:
Ssrs 81 Joseph Block. Duluth; Price McKino
9, 9y, Conneaut Hazard, Sandusky:
sS,a.sgGmie s,ss Barge c. Muskegon. Sailed:
S S,ls Joseph Block, Superior; Renown.
0Igeh Say; VIM p Cowan. Superior.
nIAKf, June iS-Arrved-Str Princeton,
Dusu'h. Sailed: Strs r w E Bunsen, Su-
PVti2T; Malieton. Princeton. Escanaba.
II ath@ M AL kEE, June 1S--Sailed: Strs
Mills, Buffalo; Z w OgIebay. Goderich.
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Foreign Ports
Departures for New York

departures IOS new 4 ork
QUEENSTOWN. June 17-str Caronia
LONDON. June 17-str vincennes
ST NAzATRE. June 11-str strathearn
(Brl.
BATAVIA. June 1f-str veenjyk (Du).
STOCKHOLM, June 1o-Strs Eastern
Shore ana Gusta vsholm (Swed).
BORDEAJ. June 15-Str Chicago tF'r).
LIVERPOOL. June 17-Str Mackinaw
(Brl.
BAHIA June 1s-Str Aware (Braz).
HAvAN. June 1S--Str II r Mallory.
Arrivals from New York
PORT SAID. June 1T--Str Madden {Dt)
BAHIA. June 17-Str Sallust tBr).
LIVERPOOL, June 17-Strs Albania
tBrl and Welshman (Br).
LONDON, June 1T--Str Ttfts (Span).
CASABLANCA. June 6--Str Sangamon.
CoNSTANTINOPLE, June s--Str Uncas
tRr).
MANILA. June 16--Str Laomedon (Br).
ANTWERP. June 14--Str Wheaton.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
SATESMEN

SALESMEN
wanted by old -esta blished manufactur of
perfumes: experience this line not essen
ttai; we want young man who has sales
ability and is willing to apply himself in
dustriously and conscientiously to prove
that he is producer; to that young man
we can offer attractive proposition with
future commission basis, with guaran-
teed drawing account; your reply must
GiVe full particulars about yourself, which
Will be treated strictly confidential; no
references investigated without your per
mission. G T54. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Marine Reports
Continued from paso toar,een

ere,eo so Y Cape Henry PM juno II.
es,Sistarrow t46 e Isohos Island June II
ss,n,oss SEQ e Cape Henry PM June IL
,,yr.ialNa as s Ambrose PM June IL
S.ssss IS : Jupiter June II,
virginia f3rfdye S&5 T. Galveston June II
v3sfala Is ESE sand Key June IL
" Keene {tugl so sW Tybee Bar
wE I.sby so S Charleston June II.
walter Jennings 2fo i4oeos Island
vssilkiu Ia f by y Great Isaac Shoals
wssS Canon 1855 W caps FIattery pAt
vast Cobalt lat IS % Ion II os June IL.
West 3s'eta 2Ss NE Cape Heniopen s PM
.v,st lson 1915 W Seattle I'M June Is.
west Keats 1885 w Columbia River s PM
June -.
y~n~ II.
wssterook 7e5 E Ambrose S PM June IL.
Frflisolc 60 s Balboa s PM june II
p,n q Warden SIS + Tanpico June II
aoepot iS0 NE Tuxpsm June II.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

SWISS. young, very likable. neat char.
useful house. garden: good reference: s50
Wettler's Agency IS w 43d.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

SALES MANAGER for open territory want
ca as exclusive representative for most
needed and best selling auto ACCESSORY
bar none This ia proven article with no
competition, made by q long established
company. Don't answer unless you can
lnance order to secure agency. Alcemo
Manufacturing Company. 146 Bridge st,
Newark n j. '
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
IAN.

Wanted, for vacant place In our sales de-
partment man. 80 to 40, who believes in
his own ability to succeed when the right
opportunity offers; average education and
business sense all we demand but must be
earnest. sincere and ready to work hard
with us for the large returns and rapid ad-
Vancement that are assured. Call after 10
a. m. Suite 1910. rs West 43d st.
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Laundresses, Etc,
Nurses, etc.

RSE-Eng lish; hospital trained: ex-
ceptional references. Miss Fitzgerald's q
Bureau 3S6 5th ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

RSE-Young; assist cham berwork: ex-
reau, 3s6 5th ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

i'E9Ifth financial assistance to develop art
pFopositlon into business. have govern
llent projection through copyright. uniis.-
.stto possibilities; honest gentlemen or lsdys
"a aoNaneed intelligence and refined bust. z
10 invest from $1,000 up 20 obtain largo
Tel T urnS. Write g. D., suite IOI, I8g3
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19


SALESMAN WANTED; EXTREMELY
DESIRABLE TERRITORY; OPEN FOR
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN HAVING ES-
TABLISHED CONNECTION WITH RE
TAIL BUYERS TO REPRESENT LEAD
ING ENGLISH MANCFACTURER OF
MEMS GABARDINF AND T1vEED TOP
COATS; COMMISSION AND DRAWING
FOR APPOINTMENT WRITE T. n. I214
WILSON BUILDING.
SEVERAL statesmen wANTED'by large
growing house making speciality Of
Quitting steamships, hotels and public in
stttutions; liberal commission and dra wing
account; only highest class men of proven
ability VIII be considered; men with fol-
lowings in these lines will be preferred :
give particulars; all communications will
be considered confidential. G. 1876, Tribune
VACATION POSITION--College student or
teacher; liberal salary; excellent expert
ence; permanency possible. A. L, Box los,
station f, Manhattan.
YOUNG MAN. ABOUT IS YEARS
OLD. IN OFFICE OF A LARGE
DOWNTOWN WHOLESALE PAPER
HOUSE; GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCENENT; APPLY BY LET
TER ONLY. STATING AGE. ETC.
MILLER & WRIGHT PAPER COM
PANY, 81 DUANE STREET
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

MOTHERS helper wanted, references re-
quired. l52 Central av., Flushing. l.. l.,
&c carfare.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

GENERAL. houseworker wanted. references
required, l62 Central av., Flushing. l.. l..
&c carfare
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

GARDENER-HOTs English eff
clent splendid references ShaughDes-
sy's Agency, $50 9Th av
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Birth, Engagement, Marriage.
Death and In Mesnoriam Notices
may be telephoned 10 The Tribune
any time UP TO midnight for in.
seftion IN The next days papey.
Telephone Beeknaan 5000.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

hOCSEMAN. young. apable, all round.
useiuli 500; fine references Miss Shea 5
Agency East 4lst 81. Murray Hill 6774.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
DAVID L. O'SULLIvAN,

1857 Broadway. Bryan Sal
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Want Advertisements
HELP WANTED MALE
miscellaneous

JEWELRY NOVELTY sAr.EsMMN
By n leading New York importing
house. to call on established trade
and represent uH in Middle West
and Far West: liberal commission
and drawing account; only high
est class men of proven ability
VIII be considered; those with fol-
lowing among jewelry and depart
inent stores in above territorv
preferred; give full particulars.
al communications will be con-
sidered strictly confidential n
4l6, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

CoUPLE-French cook butler. thoroughlv
Agency. SEQ 9Th av
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Business Cards
Business Opportunities
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LosT--June .. 1921, 622 Fifth ave- a
ladys platinum and diamond wrist
watch; suitable reward. Telephone Mr.
George beforeat Lord, 327+ Bowling Green.
LOST--Plattrum diamond wrist watch
marked IL. Nj, D. Reward. Telephone
Plaza 6Tl0.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

NJ CRRAY-On June 16 Andrew. beloved
husband of the late Josephine A. MUIR
ray and beloved father of John A. Anna
", Thomas J. and Luke j Funeral
from his late residence. S0S6 Sd av on
Monday June 20. at 80 q. m. thence
TO the Church Of Sts Peter and PAU.
tnterment St Raymonds, Kindly omit
flowers
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

LUDLOW-Sudaenly of heart failure.
June l6. 1921, at his residence, Cottage
Lawn. Ludlow-on' hudson Yonke~s, n.
y, in the SD year OF his age James
Bettmer Ludlow. beloved husband %
Louisa Geary Ludlow and younger sot.
OF the late Thomas w. Ludlow jr. and
Frances L: aser Ludlow. Funeral SER
vices private on Monday, June 20 L Is
KINDLY REQUESTED TINT no flowers De sent.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

NURsE-Young; thoroughly capable: coun-
366 5th ave.
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japanese Help

JAPANESE Ese8eg@s. ks@ssle E5mDlsygea: En-, syi,,
al natlonslitie9 suppHed Isl LeIing+oa
~. s25s Madison square. ="
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

JAPANESE American Employmsns
st Bryant so7s. Select domestic help
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

JAPANESE HELP skilled, suarAn-
-, 3 teed SOS 6th av. be.
tween 45-4eth. Bryant 1881.
A P A n z S F SERVICE AGENCY
'os West 46th Tel ~, ~ 4 f' Z F.
a. e,IIAl'1 JAPANEsE Y. N. c. A Main 11441
0oIIIestIe help. II Concord st. BrooSlyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

TEACHER resourceful personality vaca-
ton at summer resort; good salary
transportation and bonus. n. T., Box los.
Station f. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

NURSE Young; hospital trained: excep-
reau, 366 5th ave
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
instruction
AGENTS WANTED

SELL our book of DRINKS" tby One
Who Knows) tell how to make hundreds
of exhilarating and refreshing drinks;
conforms with all laws: everybody, every
where wants 1t; agents reapiug harvest :;
write for particulars. Namreh Publishers
Dept A, 449 Broome st, n, Z.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
COUNTRY BOARD

SUMMER BOARDERS-Gentiles high aiti-
tude: all conveniences; splendid ad-
vantages; rates $12-s14 week. Write L. D.
Barnes. South Durham, n. Y.
QUIET, refined home So miles out. in
mountains offers board for one couple
all convenionces; SIS each; season. G ISL
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-19

WILL ASSIST A9.Y WE'LL
RATED BUSINESS THAT
NEs1llS ADDITIONAL CAPITAL.
NOMINAL CHARGE. DO
NOT REQUIRE PLEDGING
ACCOUNTS Add. Z L. G. 1855 B way
TEA ROOM. well established. oapostts,
campus large university. big g.; sTlen-
e. al1 opportunity right party with cash !:
Iu4L particulars, statement. etc. Addre ss
WANTED DISTRIBUTORS HIGH CLASS
SPEED TRUCK. ADDRESS CHARLES
=, CHAM MBERS. HOTEL COMMODORE e
MONDAY AFTER , p. N.
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SIGHT SEEING YACHTS

-, III. AhOIND NEW YORK-Ev. Batter
Plef 1880. 2.50; 10 Sandy Hook ana 9sss
ocean 80 2. NJ: lecturer and refress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

durcr u ,yNI be A bir strike. as IL is
several milcs from the nearest pro
duclou Ne4ldc opening new Pto-
du'lhE n'rl@on. inc on tIo.. NV
now W'!' lH or low EIHN's' sh'u ''
ABOUT in' sin'' tS i"hnd Il, it'"'u
i'h ahd OH men are Wat' nlI.s w
''lmPI'. .'h 'l lh' l'S' WIN NV '''
ne NO. N''i 'I tue VA ''!lu "n"
'"Nn'h com Nth''H. I"'''l III w,
H''l"''N' '". "'i u, ~ Nv "',",
s'N h'''7 '"N' "' INNINGS u "'''' S''u
u"W ~ ~ one TOO, ll 'n' S'nu ''l'p,"
'' -'''N i'ti. Ihc uP'It t'l"n u cS,'
,n'''u q" n' E""u I"r from 10 '1
I'" h'Il'F "~ IL NOW Nl'nuH. 'u"
"'v,' "'' t''N '"l uS',S.' ~,
'h'nI the E.'d shoNlnE' eNP'''lhs
'.'' DC W"' Il, ',,"r in'' =" u'N P'v
uu''I Nh'" HII'h ln lHhN't' u
"'lHS ,I,'i'u ana tu' t,.i WI, ",
CONN ,''d IN ,"' n'"T I"'uI', ~ "
S'N'''I Hl'',0 'I'il .'' ne" 'Sl plu
uu'' l'" ana VIII "l''" up a h'W PoU'
~ comes ln g. goou nr91uy',
"'l "'' wv VI, h'',s "''S ''''
'o ih' west Nn',o NouIu GU, OH my
'NN'''i'N l'l 'Nh' p'I 80 '''H l'''N'N''
lh' operation Is Hdld 10 p' l"'d''u
ON W''l DEFINED structure running
l" 'h' northeast
Tho Gypsy OIL comphnNs wildcat
'csf located ,ust across the Osare
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
Expect ObregOn to Renig

The New York Times carries a
small item to tho effect that Presi-
dent Obregon OF the Republic Of
Mexico will not put in effect the
new export tariff on oil July l, as
promised. Il also states that tho
proposed tariff on crude Is bound
to fail and that Mexican operators
are therefore In sweet clover again
or words TO that effect.
1t may be that this Is right so far
as the export duty on Mexican crude
which only provided a tariff pay
able in gold Of 43 cents per barrel
on oil Of g gravity or better and
2S cents on lower grade such as Is
produced In the Panuco field. Fuel
OIL is TO he assessed 80 cents per bar
rel and gasoline tl.35,
Ii will be "A long time before the
tariff schedule Is finally fixed and
the chances hre that rougrosamon
Will fall all over themselves 10 vote
for n tariff on oil whom once II "a
understood that vote against the
tariff means that from now on and
forever tho man who would not
como to the aid nf an Industry that
needs It most Of all will carry tho
brand Of Standard o!! Hs long as he
lives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
ar MARKET QUOTATIONS.
I condition, Not a Theory

.g. country needs q tariff
.,,d, and on tbe ,tI
..
.4' W. soon h' 'o'''"s d" '''''
..... .4aufitics from Columbia, Is
actual conditions through
-rifcd states and is noa the
theory that prosperity
.g.. win the protective tariff
.. ,ycU ls dthcr commodities
... AS oil is concerned coudi-
., bad In the oil prducinE
- .r.vrhf about by the great
... ~ Mexican crude as To
.. demand a remedy.
v... .Ipo,inoe taking only a par,
. in pennsylvania whore
.., 81. measured in quarts
..ra rather than barrels,
...,rs tho ruination of thou
wells which have been pro-
.H I'm many cases for nearly
..1fui,. IL is easy to under
...f II these same purchaslng
r,d boon using the money
..rr invested I'm Mexico ia
.. .,,rtgr th,re would be no
......-. .u ,,r,up for the oil.
r... g.. oklahoma. Kansas. Texas
~ r...-.tra tho Same condition
,... tHa- k putting PENNSYLVANIA
r.,. ont Of business. because.
.,r.-. .n Pcnnsyl,ania an the sub
.s.t.- .t the standard oil com
.. ,.4 notably The Tidcwaicr. ar,
'.et-- rrodurtlon In McXico TO the
.,.....rt OF tho PENNSYLVANIA oil
won D-her concerns Ike the TeNa
,.,,-v which is refusing to run
~. ,am some Of the newly dIscov-
,..l roar- as for Instance the Mcxia
M.,,., .s Texas. has only recently
....rf an ontlou on n controlling
>7..t Ir tho Carib syndicate with
< holdings I'm South America ana
.-a..,.,. i'm Colombia.
I. ..a- without saving that Rono
..'.r o.te- hr done to make home
.-4 -r. rrited states look more at
....,, and all this and lot more
,.n DO brought out in the discussion
.... T.. 20 follow tho report Of the
nav. and means committee Of the
,-j.. which is due Monday There
ru doubt I'm the world but that
.-1...r.gt conditions IN all lines O..
r....,-- need careful nursing at this
r,-ti.i.s. time or else the country
vii ha confronted with an army Of
.r'uaIoy,d TO which will be added
many ~ the oil workers who deserve
better fate
W--r won como To think Of IT.
,AA oil men are an honest and hard
working class OF men who come
4---. . ....,4,. 100. srL.,r s,r.fa,b-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
Good .Shouing in Wildcat
Near Dexter, Kan.

II is reported that tho No. we'll
of Coffey, Shearcr, Gordon 4 Dur
ham. located in 1885, a haif-mile
southwest Of Dexter, Kan" has A
good showing OF oil In sand topped
at 9.74O feet, This tvt is rank
wildcat test, and should it be com
plcted as good well Will open up a
.ncwr-poul for that state,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
Standard of Indiana Reduces
Tank WAGON Price

The standard Of Indiana reduced
the price as predicted in this column
Saturday , cents per gallon In all
the states which 1t controls and this
amount must be absorbed by the in
dependent jobbers as the refiner is
selling gasoline and Kerosene at the
bottom notch as things have been,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

,. rank storage and refinery site In
Nahsda city for sale; at bargain
t.''', comprising 6 TO 20 acres,
.N'a az railroads Elevated tracks
..' gravity unloading and surface
.a.hs for loading, Ideal for oil In
t's'Iy Address owner. stephens
rI.l COMPANY Kansas City, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
Attention Democrats

Th.n-2 are changing rapidly as
witnesses the following II "a repro
cIro5 from the front cover Of the
southern Tariff Advocate, published
y l-rf Worth
Thomas jefferson and Claude kitchin
l' is far cry from Thomas JET
'c.sor 90 claude Kitchin and Il takes
f1r Nldcs, stretch ~ the Imagination
p. goa lle that the same pOlit!ca!
It,H produced them both.
When the great Jefferson pied for
proper protection Of American In
aI'I.oa ana products as a means OF
maintaining the prosperity, content
w.r' and happiness Of his people,
"'.s t.t he dream tNat farther down
'hn pages Of history another leader
a' different mind ana mold would
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0ne-half interest In 100 acres and
..0' for drilling shallow we'll on
,."F'0 acreage. Box 740-C, care
"-r'd.-Adu.
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win the oil Men

Cydo r1pc secretary ot tho sci
bv ON \ Gas co.. lott last night Tor
Columbus ohio. and viii cudoaNor
fn uuu up rroHdrnt Dawes w tho
Iur, NIl company and take MN 4"
WhshiuElnu tor tho tinal flEht tor
tIiff uu uIl General Dawes. VINO
Is prrptrIur tho budget for the gov
eminent rs Roiug to hc great hoIr
,uud ", especially ought to know that
.ou from Mc>i,o should pay tariu
and help dcuay some Of tho g."
wrudou4 'Nucnscs ~ running the
government
colonel Pat Hurley Of the CHI
land Ou company says there is no
danger whatever - high water In
my n,ilhhorhpod. meaning the
south end where hc has beautiful
homo on tho banks ot tho Arkansae
ri,cr and where MIR ilurlcy &c.
kc,ping bachelor han while Mrs.
Hurley g. Visiting her father, Ad
mrN wilson Who viii take charge
uf tho naval academy NJ Annapolis
and viii Doe I'm q position to visit with
his uttlc granddaughter, Patricia
Hurley. As the man In charge ~
tho shcriffs 81 turcc In tho days FOL
lowing the riot Mr. Hurley once
and is cuti'lod to the thanks NJ the
community.
Henry Grcis returned Yesterday
from New York and a. usual when
he is away from home another
600 barrel welt or better. wac
completed MIR. Grois says,
I viii make my trips uftcncr II It
works like this.
W. II. Gray will address the
southern Tarin association at Wich
ita Falls on Tuesday evening. lie IL
u tremendous power IN his home
atntc and has been urged TO make
epucch AT Sew orleans shortly.
W. L. Connolly. vice president Of
the Sinclair Consolidated. IL IN the
lily and Is receiving the glad hand
from hts numerous friends in Tulsa.
lie is In charge In Mexico. Panama
and Costa Eica, for the hig con
Dcrn.
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wanted Parties 20 joiu OIL man,
..71 Of big firm. and help him pay
real snap, royalty production,
I Ia'.C, care World.-AdW
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N.I give undivided ono-hdlf tn
.-.,Si -io acres and loan casing for
t..''HE on proven structure 1914,
'"N ,aN-C, care World ---Advt.
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III LAND FOR SALE IN FEE
owner, not leased for oil. Dc
'pl'oH. Northeast Of southwest Of
,"''s' l2-lb-l0, 10 acres. Pr!c,
'I' per acre. Phones. Cedar 1906
s-4 Usage a925.-Ady,
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Carter Gets B,e Producers At Hewitt

Tho Carter on company aP
week completed four producers.
adding "A total OF 200 barrels "
new production TO that field. which
IS larger than the total Of the initial
production OF tho wells completed ~
all tho other operators In tho field
The Cartcr's complctions are as
follows. No II Woodruff located ip
the northwest quarter OF l5-is W
started out making 5ll barrels IT.
sand from l,Si7 to 2,1Sl feet. No
II Woodruff on the lease WAS i
700 barrel producer in sands found
from 1852 to 200 feet. No D
Mullen In the northeast quarter oi
section l6 found sand from l.7SS I,
2195 feet and started out making
$40 barrels, and the No. ~ Hofnoi
in the southwest quarter OF sectior
% liz n 37b-barrel producer in sand,