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The Coconino sun., 1921-04-01
LODGE DIRECTORY

LODGE DIRECTORY I OVAL ORDER OF MOosE--FIasstatf Lodge No. 302. L. o. O. M.. meets first and third Friday nights of each month. at Elks hall. upstairs. Visiting brothers sl-
 W. J. STEVENSON, Dictator.
 ROBERT ERWIN. Secretary. FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. II. I. o. o. F. Meetings every Monday night in Elks' Hall. Visiting members invited to attend.
 E. c. PHILLIPS. Noble Grand.
 HORACE WYATT, Vice Grand.
 A. A. FOSTER, Secretary.
 E. c. MILLS. Treasurer. MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. IS. K. OF P.- Visiting Knights are cordially invited to ate tend.
 REV. LUTHER MOORE. c. C.
 FRED J. LUSK. V. c.
 R. L. NELL. K. of R. 8. FLAGSTAFF REBEKAH LODGE NO IT, Meets every second and fourth Thursday night each month in ELks' Hsll Visiting tend.
 REBECCA E. SPEAR. N. G.
 ANNA BOIL. V. G.
 ALICE CLARKE, Secretary
 EMMA LEHR. Treasurer. GRAND CANYON CHAPTER NO. { o. E. &. -heets on the second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month. at 5 o'clock in Y. ( A. V. Hall. Visiting members of the order are cordially invited.
 ELIZABETH wooLFoLK, VIM
 c. T. WOOLFOLK, w. P.
 HENRIETTA MYERS. Secretary
 SARAH MANNING. Treasurer. FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. !. F. ( A. M.-- Regular meeting on first Thursday of sach month. in Masonic Temple. Visiting brethren invited to attend.
 PAUL S. COFFIN, W. N.
 N. c. LAYTON. Secretary. ALDEN LODGE, NO. 23, PYTHIAN sIS- ~ TERS-Meets every second and fourth Friday night of each month in Elks Hall. Visiting Pythians and Sisters cordially invited to attend.
 ALICE CLARKE, M. E. c.
 CLEONE HOGAN, k. s.
 GOLDIE MCKINNEY M. of R. c. TINTED SPANISH WAR vETERANs- V Fred E. Champlin Camp No. {, Flsgstaa. Arizona. Meets first Saturday of each month at the Court House. at 7:30 D. m. All Spanish War veterans welcome.
 D. L. HOGAN. Commander.
 L. BENEDICT. Adjutant.
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Purchase bB Trdnscontinenfni
Adds Interest to Bristow
As a Producing Center

The report that the Transconti
mental Petroleum company has pur-
chased the holdings OF the Coutiueu-
tai Petroleum company iu the pool
which takes the latter company's
name. Just east OF Bristow. for thrs,
or four million dollars, has added
greatly TO The interest which has
ccntorcd largely In that pool since
the big well completed by the Brad
street n Lewis people a little over
10 days ago and which came in
making G,aO0 barrels, and is stil.
making 3, t2O barrels.
\ well like ibis is bound to at
tract attention in any field in
Hsmuch as the Continental Petro-
lcum company has "A world of acre
ago In this pool. and an offset to the
big well. which IL making in the
noighbOrhood OF 1000 barrels. The
Continental has been considered as
being the best fixed Of any of them,
although waite Phillips, the wilcox
people and Bradstreet and Lewis are
all certain OF q big clean up.
while the sale price to the Trans
continental has not been made pub
lie. IL is thought to be In the neigh
borhoOd OF Si,00O.00O. and more
over h. considered fine purchase.
The wells show unusual class. and
are holding up remarkably we'll, and
certainly the Continental Is fortu-
nate In having made SO quick "A clean
up. They will continue operating
In the Bristow district.
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NeW Deep. rest West of
MnskOaee

Swanson and associates have
ataked a location, for "a 2,250-foot
test In the center OF the southwest
Of the southwest OF 24-15-15, which
TX near -Four Mile Corner" on the
MuskoRee Okmulgee h gh way
There have been three tests drilled
on the 100 which Swanson and
others have but In at least two OF
them there was none went deeper
than 1900 feet and plenty OF show
lngs OF both oil and gas, They eX-
pect to start moving In material next
week
The location Is considered first
class for deep test II they should
happen 60 fail 10 find production In
the upper sands and 10 Is a bit OF
work that will be attended with un-
usual interest, not only because OF
its proposed depth, but because II
will perhaps be the means OF start
ing up other work In that locality
which has been practically Inactive
for tile past two years, ,-Muskogee
Phoenix.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
,orm No e-r,psllns and TANK rarn. Crude ON sloe..

perature gauges are watched mighty
close by the lease men and the gates
ore manipulated accordingly or shut
off entirely Wot-nursing a malarial
Mexican gusher Is some job, also
drilling In chapapote well. chapa-
rote Is the outstickingest stuff imag-
Unable, and Lava soap Is the only
kind that gets down to the driller's
hide. Football hair IL certainly de
trop round a chapapote gusher,
Standard Oil company in four
ways via the Transcontinental. At
lGntic-Lobos or Cortez Perrin Mexi-
can and the Magnolia--has very lit
tie production either in the TuNpam
or the Panuco districts. buying out
right most of the Mexican oil It ex.
ports; but IL has an awful lot of junk
there In pipelines. pump stations, re-
fineries, steel tankage, camps. etc.
The Royal Dutch Shell, with it's
straight subsidiary, lie Corona Pc
troleum company. and its semi-sub-
sidiary Aguila, or Mexican Eagle
Oil company, hasn't near 80 much
live production left now and Is buy
ing literally from other producers
something IL never did I'm its twelve
years in Mexico until last summer.
The. Corona company takes about
half the oil In the Panuco field and
has its storage so fun IL is offering,
through the New York office. 500.
600 barrels at around 81 cents a
barrel to make room for rs topped
1uXpam oil.
The Dutch Shell has about 7.00O.-
600 barrels in storage In Mexico, the
Doheny interests have about the
same quantity. and there may be
around 100000 barrels held in
et, nfhar nj
OF the companies use about as much
oil as they can get hold of and
therefore cannot keep much in stor-
age. or the approximately twelve
million barerls shipped out of Mex
leo monthly-a little more than
oklahoma and Kansas produce
three -fifths IL delivered along the
| Atlantic coast and two-fifths along
| the gulf coast.
Short consumption affects Mexico
somewhat. like our own county, and
/ present production of approximately
| $4,000 to 100000 barrels daily Is
n little more than consumption can
absorb, causing n slight slump in
actual deliveries for immediate con-
sumption About 20 per cent Is
taken off the top OF the best Tux
pam crude and some OF IL skins
only per cent to 10 per cent, the
! 80 per cent bottom going as fuel
and gas oil. The tops are scattered
along the Gulf of Mexico and the
Atlantic coast for further refining
and run down. Pipeline capacity in
/ Mexico Ia about 100000 barrels and
re filming and topping -plant capacity
/ Is right around 1000 barre's -
day. Plenty OF tankers are in sight
and laid up to handle Whatever the
| u ade needs.
| | should say. offhand, that as II
stands Mexico can comfortably sup
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Latest Mexican News


panendable data about Mexican oil
and development Is always very m
terestlng to oil operators In the Mia,
Continent fields, who feel that on
nroduced I'm Mexico adversely affects
Inc consumption, therefore the
nrice. OF their oil. | have Just re-
ccived a letter from friend ana
associate n in Mexico who mas ilNeu
there and been I'm the thick OF the
oil business the past ten years
Having spent six weeks IN MeNlVo
during August ana SeptenpeI las',
out i'm the fields. can apply personal
knowledge to some OF the reports
coming from Mexico and determine
~ any OF them need subtraction or
multiplication.
II came to me subrosa just before
leaving New York week ago thai
tho StriblIng Thomas interest hau
Contracted considerable OF Its Pa
nuco production to, the crown ol'
@ Refining Co, of Houston Tor ue-
livery over years time at 90 cents
(. o. % tanker at Tamplco, belore
completion OF the well last sep
tenber I'm the Devils Elbow part
/ OF the I.omas Llano district. eastern
| end OF the Panuco field, that interest
/ had nbout 5000 barrels a day. the
new well had a flush production OF
about 5000 barrels, az two 5000
barrel barges were loaded direct
from the well In "a hours, about as
fast as harges can be handled that
way. The gate-valve was barely
cracked. This well---the best one
completed at Panuco in months--ls
rather low, being 1880 feet deep ana
the tools were stuck neCessitating
cutting the line in the top OF the
hole: when Flowed the line sloshed
lnboNt in the open hole below the
casing, causing eomo sediment 10
shoyy. Opening and closing wells
like that In Mexico doesn't help them
any. so this well was shut in until
"a steel tank can be completed, wheh
It's exact capacity willsbe known,
The Indiana Mexican OIL company
| (Snowden Bros. a. McSweeney) ex'
meets TO complete a ties; IN tae Devils
| Elbow any time now, with slight
showing OF oil at i.sS5-l,9 800 feet
an offset TO Corona wen below
| ? eco feet. The depth at which oil
tis found In the Panuco field varies
even In offsets.
The Continental Mexican oil COM
many. General Petroleum Corp
| California;, operatsng a very EN-
cient refinery al Tamptco' has Zoo,'
/ 600 barrels OF topped TuNpam OIL
! l5.2-lb.4, naval specilcauoh' i"' go,
lat S1.1O, L.. $. currency, T. o. D
tanker az the company tqfmlnsl on
\ the Vera Cruz side of the river; TINS
rosiduum may be either cargo OF
| bunker. The company makes an eN'
celeut grade of gasoline for open
market. The Continental Mexican
contracted considerable of its eN'
tensiNe acreage in Mexico to the
I Mexican Gun oil company tMellonl
nut up big pump station at Tepet-
late and had one or two fine wells
until the water shut them off. In
pinch the Mexican Gulf furnishes
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piy all consumptiou- for the
next 70 months. after that other az
may be expected. ~
took about ten years to get Okla
homa and Kansas going properly
and Il has taken about that long 70
get Mexico going properly. which Is
to say that there isn't much differ-
orce In oil fields after they get
strung out. one OF these days
Colombia and Venezuela VIII be
causing anxiety In Mexico just as
Mexico has caused anxiety In the
United States; aud then The Persian
Etropean and other far eastern
places will he looked upon with more
or less suspicion by oil men OF me
" estern hemisphere. What would
become Of the. United states sur
plus II a woven wire. hogtight tartsi
fence were built around the i6 oil
producing states?
The government owned and ope-
reted railroads OF Mexico burn OIL
and many stationary boilers use H.
but in Mexico CITY. with only two
companies supplying the bulk OF the
fuel oil there is at times trouble
and delay in getting deliveries and
prices are pretty high, considering
the great quantities Of oil produced
in the republic. ONLY where tue'
oil can be delivered by water does
the busiress seem to run smoothly.
II Is interesting 20 note, in passing,
4 that some New England mills and
/ furnaces are quitting fuel oil for
zeal because of unsatisfactory de-
! llveries, quality and prices. The
| pessimistic prophecies Of the super
! lsrientists".--as Tom O'Donnell presi .
/ dent OF the American Petroleum In
| stitute. calls 'em--have caused con
siderable anxiety in the minds OF
many fuel oil consumers lest the
supply viii peter out and leave them
laI carboned up and nothing TO
burn. This statement isn't sarcastic
/ Irejoinder by any means. but ~ sure
enough truth Help yosef.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Al Bald HiH and Vicinity

J. \. Dewitt has 75-barrel pro-
duccr In the i.77g TO 1875 t6ot sand,
in Nu. Hanson farm in the north
east corner Of the southeast of the
southwest Of ,tS-lb-1l.
Tho GLADYS Belle OH company has
duster at 1855 feet In No. 2
Bruner In the southwest corner Of
the northwest OF the northeast OF
l-tb-lI.
The Central National Dil COM
pany's No. Hear. In the southwest
corner of the southwest OF the south
west Of alfalfa, has 10 100000 feet
OF gas and "A little water at three feet
In the 2,739-foOt sand and Is drill
ing deeper.
nm and associates No, Harris
farm In the southwest corner OF the
southeast Of the'northeast OF t-14-1i,
is producing 10 barrels of oil and
some water from the 1850 to 1890
foot fand,
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Ticker Dope

NEW YORK. White Eagle Re
filming declared unual quarterly di-
vidend Of 80 cents It share payable
January 10, record December ~.
NEW YORK.-Peoples Gas Light
q co. resumes dividends. quarterly
declaration. Of ti.25 "a share stock
on So annual bases.
NEW YORK .--- Houston oil COM
pany has completed 1000 barrel
well. Lilies No. 6. in Mexia Texas,
field. Well is 500 feet from com
papy's No. Lilies, which showed
water and which Is now being rece-
mentcd In nm effort to shu off wa
ter.
Denver says: Col. Il. A. Hum
phreys announces that tho Hum
phreys-pure OH interests have ac-
oulred $50 acres at Beaumont,
Texas. for n refinery site and that
construction OF q 10000 barrel re-
rirery will begin at once.
NEW YORK Dow Jones: Spe-
cial meetings of stockholders OF the
Humphreys .Mexia company and
Humphreys Texas company. nave
been called for. January J next 70
vote on plan to merge the two com
papies into another company whlch
nrobablv will be known as Hum
phreys- Pure oil company STOCK IN
new company will he Issued to hold
ers on terms to be determined a'
the meetings.
NEW YoRK.-A. q, & W. l. Lines
officials say claim OF Main hull
against the corporations Subsidiary
| lAG for import duties on pipeline
material will not exceed the equiVa'
! lent of $4,000 even IL final decision
| is against the company.
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Al Morris

Long aud associates teu on the
Morris townsite at the center Of the
west half OF the northwest Of tho
northeast ~ lS-t3.1i, W making
% 900 900 feet 10 ggs IN the 2,5ts to
2 b5J foot pay.
Mead Ind associates test on the
Morris townsitc IN the southwest cor.
nor of tho northwost OF the nogthcust
Of lS-1f-i1 isa ~ 900 600 foot gasser
at five feet IN the 2 2.bs5.foot sand,
Tho Test Oh cOmpany's No. VIM.
Moore. IN tho southeast corner OF the
southeast of the northwest Uf al
13-1i Is a 76-barrcl producer In the
i.5G5 to i.575-foot sand.
Tho Nicholson OH corporations
80. Cannnrd, picked up a gas sand
AZ $50 feet and has about 100000
feet n is In tn" southwost corner
Of tho northwest OF the sOuthwes Of
.2s-12-I4
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Oknuigee District

Fred storm and the Iowa oil COM
pany have hole fun OF water at
3 375 feet in No / George Smith, In
the southwest Corner OF the north
west OF the northwest OF i2-l3-i0.
The Aiken oil compRny'S No. 3
Thomas located at the center of the
south line OF the southwest OF the
northeast OF S2-l3-lt is making 10
barrels after a G0-quart shot In the
$50 To 2,5755-foot pay
The Denver Producing & Refining
companys No. s Thomas, Ina the Cen-
er OF the north line OF the northwest
Of the southeast OF 32-t3-ll
The Balkan, oil company's No.
AGaus In the southwest corner uf
the southeast Of the southwest OF
3-l2, Is q 3O-barrel well in the
| 92b-toot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Make Record Time
Connecting Giant GdsSer

Az records were broken yesterday
when the Holmes & tawcctt No. .
IdmonSon farm. located ~ the
southcnsi corner of the northwest of
the northeast of 20 Is-Ow, west Dun
can field blew IN NJ 80. 10000 cubic
feet, and having '725 pounds rock
pressure. was connected onto the
Oklahoma Natural Gas CompanN's
lines la exactly 40 minutes.
The gas sand wns found from 2,i3O
to 2.t6O feet. the enormous gas
pressure blowing out vast quantities
OF mad aud roCk and almost de.
stroNing the rig. This II one Of the
largest gnS wells ever brought In. In
TINT country Of giant gasscrS.
Tho above record h most remark
able, aud " authentic, because II
comes from \. ~. Leonard, who ~
everybody knows. IL one of the best
gas men Ia the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 6241 VII PECK Residence 2442

for greatly increased SPRING de-
mand for gasoline.
"Thc Minneapolis office ~ my
company reports that many now
stations are under construction by
companies engaged In the distr.bu-
tion ~ gasoline in Minnesota and
surrounding territory
Tho Union on Refining company
which entered the marketing field
during the latter part ~ 1920, uu-
der the management Of Mr. Bryan
and B H. Crawford, is one which
has wonthcrod tho period Of GoprrH-
sion quite crodltably The able aud
conservative management of these
two popular members ~ tho fra.
tcrnity has placed the companys
business on "a sound basis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
NeU Wells iR MuskOgee
District.

Not Tor several days will the Mus
kogee district show much activity
as all the work is shut down. some
not to start until after the first OF
the year.
out In the Creekola country, west
a few miles, Rosenthal and others
are shut down, out OF water at 200
feet, at No. on the Mcintosh farm.
located In the northeast corner OF
the northwest OF the northwest OF
20-l4-i7, a new location, OF which
this IL the first announcement.
On Its lease In l0-14-lS, south Of
the city the Grand Duke Producing
company has got started at No. 9
Barnett, In the northeast corner OF
the southwest Of the northwest OF
the northwest but Is shut down
now.
slusher ana others. In 1S-t4-tS.
on the Hayes farm, has been shut
down for week OF ten days out Of
water.
Hoyt-Ny- hammers and others on
| the +. Drcw farm, in the center OF
the south line Of the southwest OF
the southwest OF 36-15-l7, are ready
to go.
Harry Lyons and associates In the
| center of the east line of the west
| half OF the southwest of the north
east of l9-l6-lS. have spudded
Rcdic and others on the Meaghei
farm IN 32-l5-lS, are shut down
out Of gas. at 1856 feet.
The deep Slushcr we'll In 2S-l5.
10. east OF the city. Is drilling al
1861 feet, ana is shut down tenn.
| porarily
IRON all indications there Is go
Ing 20 be a lot Of new outside worE
IN this district Immediately after tn,
first OF the new year. as there are
many locations made and not yo
announced to the pliblic, ---Musk skoge,
Phoenix.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
A Note of Optimism
for Year 1922

Curtis Bryan OF the Union OIL Re-
ininE company, sounds note OF
optimism for the year 1922, by say
ing. while an markets have been.
FOR some time past, very quiet, Job
bers throughout the northwestern
territory are making preparations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Prairie Getting Producer
in Burbank Pool

The Prairie OH 4 Gas compan.
Is getting IA big producer In M. 1,
IN The southwest corner OF ia
northwest Of the southwest o.
f-2G-O, the location beng the far.
thcst northeast of any in that ric.
pool.
sand was topped yesterday
1880 feet and the wen started flOw
ing Immediately. No estimate OF It,
production could be made. as t.Icy
were stilI drilling In. A later re-
pori II being looked for with inter-
est
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
TWo Failures in Muskogee
Field

Sam McPhersons 40. 2 Smith
farm, In the southeast corner OF the
northwest Of the northwest Of Is
i4-tS, Is dry and abandoned at l.495
feet.
Edwards test on The w, T.. reed
farm ~ dry and abandoned at i,i00
feet II ~ In the northwest corner
Of the northeast OF the northwes, Of
tk.IAatq
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Landon Starting Another
in Lyons County

4. NJ. L,andon Is starting IA second
wen In Lyons county, Kansas, north
east of Madison, which viii be three
locations southeast OF tile original
well In the northwest OF 32-2i-i2,
and which Is stili making ~ barrels
daily. A rig Is building In the east
half OF thnt same quarter section,
but over In the general direction of
the creek that runs north and south,
"A mile or two toward the southeast.
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Another Good Osaae Vel

The Wiuona on compnn, N dfii;-
ing In n nice producer In q test In
the southeast of 2T-22-IO, near
NVnnt In the Usage. The well IL
flowing nbout $40 barrels per day
lnd but few feet In the sand. H.
was drilling deeper yesterday and
will probably CeirpictC today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Biz Producer at .SkiaioOk

Tho Prairie OH a Gas CO., the
Elro OH company ana Y, X. Smith
have % 35O-bnrrcl producer In the
burgess sand, In their test In the
southwest or i-22-i2, near the town
nf SklntOOk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
OIL AND GAS
Leasss--supplies---P Etc

Operating manager or superin-
tcndcnt OF drilling and production
open tor position after January /,
over twenty years sueceastnl ox-
peTience handling leases, drilling
tools. and production. Very tanila
with the deep drilling IN tnS Mid
Consiuent field. Address w
Box 1913. Bartleaviile. oNia'--AG
Nertisoment.
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Waite PhiiHps Drilling

Waite Phillips, drilling on the
Lucy Barnett farm In S6-i-r. tina II
showing for about 100 barrels of oil
and considerable gas iii the 1857
foot sand Saturday. until dccpr
drilling proved that the sand played
out at little more than u foot fi
depth. They are now drilling deeper
10 thc 2.0O0-fOot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Junker and Others
Drifting In

Junkcr and associates are drilling
la today, having showing of o'l In
the top Of the 2-533-foot sand, In
their test IN the southwest OF 10
2s-7, I.ldOrndO. Kan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28

fiTst - houra Chas ~. Peicrs."
This is tho flnh well drilled on this
iS0-acrc Usage nation lease all pro-
duCctH. three of which have been
good for over 900 barrels
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with the Oil Men

h. w. Mariand and a. u. Watts
have been friends since the days
when tho former began drilling
operations at Ponca City and "AP'
Watts was with the OIL Well supply
company; and now that both are
millionaires. the old friendship ~
stil strong, and perhaps even
stronger than during the days both
were getting a start in business. The
two met at Chicago during the meet
ing OF American Petdoleup instr
tute. and there was much apparent
pleasure In the meeting when the
conversation went back to the old
days, and II was then that the oil
Editor suggested "A group picture.
II has Just arrived and shows them
both in n jovial humor. II is one
of the best Christmas presents that
came this way, and is certainly APP
preciated.
T.. l.. Talman is manager OF the
Tulsa Securities company, with
offices in the Central National
Bank building, and is doing a good
business in unlisted securities, Hr.
Talman is one of the oldtlmers,
having been in the financial end
of the OH Wen Supply company
and with Albert Brown and A. Il.
Watts, organized an OIL company
which operated successfully. He Is
therefore well equipped to handle
oil stocks that are purchased as an
invest A large share OF them
are owned locally.
IT. L. Wood. old-time newspaper
writer Is in the. city from New York
and contributes an article on this
page in regard to Mexico. II Is
certainly very characteristic and
entertaining story.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-28
Christmas Present for Middle
'tutes-imperiaI

Iuisa' Ok.n., Dec. s4.--IIon. &. y
asken' Wan No, 3. Ia section
2A-2S-s. ma1e I,3g5 barrels In ,anx
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Petroleum Statistics for October. 1921

Annual Rate OF
Excess Of Production en1 Consumption
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