The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-23
With the OH Men

f. T.. NanTilburg Of Minneapolis.
VINO has been spending the last
TWO months uu California. ls iu the
city and speaking OF the freight
rate situation says that the differ
cuce ou the rate ON crude Oh Nnd
gasoline from Casper, Myu.. tu
points IN western Canada ,s 64 cents
per hundred uu crude and $l.O5 pct
hundred uu gasoline. "lt ! Vur, Co
take tho matter up With the inter.
state commerce cuWW asiuu, ! might
expect Go Evt action iu about tom
years although tho inequality is ub.
vious. This would Toe a good sun-
jcct for the Mld-CoutIu,u, on a Gas
association 90 consider
W. H. Gates. president Of she
Prairie Pipe Iuue company WIs tu
the ciy yesterday Attending a meet
ms OF the district formcm OF th.
company. at which the general pipe
line conditions OF the field were
discussed, ana wore mtkuS propdr-
atlous for tNc grand opening OF the
new iuo which VIII give the com
pany $4,000 barrels new capacity
Mr Gates states that tho winter has
been exceedingly good for pipe hu"
building, ana good progress Is Doe
ing made. 10 was firs, proposed to-
Increase the capacity ,f the rra.ri"
line To wood river 5000 barrels
daily and 10000 barrels To Grifiih
terminal which means tho Whiting
lines, but there is a possibility OF
holding up tho latter ON account of
marketing conditions Mr. Catcs Is
looking younger than hr did 20
years aRo. and evidently is not miss
ing any meals these days.
Mr.. George Schcutzow. with tho
Indiahoma on company of Oknul-
gee, * In Tulsa for a few days on
business for his company.
Geo. H. MclntyTo, general man
ager OF tho Skely on company, Hc-
companicd by q. r. Mckinney and
Mr.. Gwynno of New York city left
for Ardmore yesterday to go over the
properties Of the Skolly on company
In the Duncan, Ilcaldton and Hewitt
fields.
A. J. Hazlctt. publicity man FOR the
Producers and RCfiucrs corporation
is in town, having come from Ncw
York by way Of Chicago, aud says
that the situation seems more
gloomy IN New york than here. THE
cunccnsus Of opinion" said Mr.. IIaz-
lett, lis that everything iu the in
dustry has reached The bottom, and
in short time we shall see things
taking an upward turn
j.. T.. Jennings Of the old Grm Of
Jennings brothers is in The city from
Hittsburg, aud was renewing life
long acquaintance with Harry Jones
| OF the Atlantic Petroleum company
yesterday. and when asked about tho
situation, said why don't you put In
something about Harry Jones farm.
| He has everything that every oil
man ever hoped to have on his farm
| at Neosha, Mo. with % HO!stein
cows and all giving birth to fine
calves this spring. He rs shipping a
crate Of eggs every day from his
/ Plymouth Rock hens and is putting
|'in 20 acres OF grapes In addition TO
/ the three and une-half acres he has
now. There will be four acres OF
strawberries, and inasmuch a5 Mrs.
Jones IS In the hcighth Of her glory,
. IL certainly Is a fine arrangement
/ The house itself continued Mi.
Jennings" has ten rooms and is a
| beauty. / wouldn't mind living on
! the place myself" Mr.. Jennings
says that his gas well In 1919 ls
connected up with the oklahoma
! Natural and that the Magnolia Is
/ offsetting 1t at the present time.
Tom Iydon. secretary OF the Rop-