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New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

SALESAdAN--Esxper familiar with
pharmaceutical food products and other
packers OF goods in glass and tin contain
to represent manufacturer of metal
seals state experience, references and
salary desired. Address Box 2S3. Room
25o3. 110 West 10th.
SALESM MAN. with some electrical and ma
chanical knowledge. Read advert isc-
ment under business Opportunities. X
130, Tribune.
ss6 TO S56 WEEKLY in your spare time
doing special advertising work among
the families Of your city no experience
necessary. write to-day for full particu-
lars American Products Co, 4734 Amer
team Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Sail Saturday


hoand soutfs--Sch Truro Queen (Br),
to Rock Plaster Manufacturing CO. vessel
to ] + Whitney & Co
bound Fast--Motor barge Daniel NJ Mum
5 A Carpenter, New York for New Hayer.
john Schmults, New York for Bridgeport.
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Marine Reports
TIVE TIDES


ssa Winds at sea To-day
.,,srss 10 Key West--Moderat to
hss.sst and southeast winds. partly
sssa sssas.ss weather and probably local rains.
M aatsasas,,s wTatbss 80 5sssn ans shifstng %
~ y y, t,nlf-Noderate west and north
" ,re,nds and partly overcast weather.
sGsissean Sea era Windward W.T., sSs r, passage-
lsass ~ aver north portion and variable
sss 1sSs over south portion. probably local
s,@ssr,h Of SANDY Hool--Moderate varl-
T. winds and fair weather.
sSs sSsssrdv Hook to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
- sssterly winds aud overcast weather !:
ls,saasy rain by night
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PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS
HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON

PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS
HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON
National in scope and activities
making powerful direct appeal to
men of large affairs, needs few
field workers of the first class TO
solicit memberships,
Must be men of character and
vision, with absolutely clean records,
able to give the best of references and
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pay salary based on results. DO you
wish permanent position with rapidly
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We have it for you'll you can get
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of grit and caliber. Address, with
full particulars in confidence, Box 1904,
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BOARDERS WANTED

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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

COOK. first class. with best references as
to character and ability, wanted in tho
country; Catholic church near by. Apply
to Mrs Franklin Brandrth, CuH Cottage,
Ossining. N. Y.
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up; buses surface cars. subway; full hotel
service; restaurant
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic
'-------------~

BUFFERS, cooks. vaIets. housemen. house
workers. several experienced. highly rec
commended young Filspnos: city country.
Mason's Agency. f8 West 43d
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room for two gentlemen. twin beds. cleo
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CADILLAC
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

with glass doors capacity about 400 hsaoEs
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AGENTS WANTED
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and MANAGER. with some
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Read advertisement under Business Op-
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MACHINIST PATTERN and TOOL
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COOK-White. competent. to care for low
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wages SO Must have references. Gail
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street
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET


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room. use bath. SI1 weekly up: restaurant
eonvcnience big reduction for 2 persons
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EXPERIENCED English Protestant nurse
for twin girls, 2E years old; references
required. Cali at Al p. 74th St, Monday,
between 1 and o'clock.
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USTH, 216 EAST-Two large, beautiful
telephone
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Miscellaneous

BOOKKEEPgR AND OFFICE ASSISTANT
for hospital; must be over Is. $50 a
month with maintenance; apply with ref
erence Monday before noon. 301 E. 18th st.
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COUNTRY BOARD

A MODERATE-PR1CED boarding home
for those seeking q pcrmanent home or
rest ideal location; good food and finest
mineral water; good treatment; we also
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Miscellaneous

LICENSED MASTER ELECTRICIAN.
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night work preferred. McGovern. SO Morn
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Outgoing Steamships

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Furniture
Patents and Inventions
Pianos
Miscellaneous

WANTED-rsed set OF eye Law and
Procedure or Corpus Juris in first claes
condition. State price and condition and
Joseph Mo.
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WANTED--used No. A b. Dick letter
folder or mu]tigraph letter folder with
motor Must be in first class running order.
Either make viii be considered il the price
is right Write to BOX 1882. st. Joseph,
Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Late Reports on Neu
Illinois Producer

Tho now wildcat wcll, four miles
north OF Waterloo, III. drilled by
Ellis and others, which furnished
the excitement for las week. is con
sdered q very important find by all
OF the Tulsa mon who have returned
from their trip to the well. The well
pumped three i00-barrol tanks dur
Ing che first 20 hours from the sand
round from 399 To 427 feet. and was
shut down on account of lack OF
storage facilities for caring for the
oil. Tankagc Is being rushed to the
ground az fast as possible. and
pumping will he resumed ~ soon as
tho tanks are erected. The oil Is Of
low grade and tests about - grav-
tty.
The beginning of the oil excite
ment in the Waterloo district was
started when good shows of oil were
found In water well being drilled
IN the town. and this was called to
tho attention of the Illiuois state
geological department. who mapped
the structure, which is about six
miles long. There are two other
producing wells on this structure.
owned BY the Ohio OF Co, one Of
which < making about 10 barrels,
and one which is being put on tho
pump. estimated to hc a - barrel
well. both of which are within one
half mile Of the new producer.
Plans arc on foot by the Illinois
Pipe Line company, "a subsidiary of
thc Standard, to put In pipe line
from the well to the railroad and
erect a loading rack.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

At a meeting of the Midcontinent
oil and Gas association, held yester-
day a strong sentiment in favor Oh
the investigation at oklahoma city,
which starts Wednesday, developed.
There was much Indignation OK
pressed as to the conditions and a
strong representative crowd was
delegated to attend.
Bert II. Collins presided in lieu
OF secretary Harry l. Smith and Mr..
Collins remarks were strong and to
the point. lie said that there muss
be some immediate relief and he be-
lleved there would be as soop as the
hearing now about 10 begin was
completed,
John Markham, jrr said that
Everybody is against the oil bust
ness and want to buy the products
OF the oil industry at the lowest
possible price and sell AZ prohibit
tive nrices anything there IL TO Of
fer, and in the meantime not hesl
tating TO tax the business 10 death
Pressly c.. walker, jr" and Johh
r. Hadley, together with Messts
Collins and Markham will make the
trip to Oklahoma city and SEQ tha'
tho greatest measure OF reNet pos
sihle is recommended.
In addition all tho pipe line peo-
ple will be on hand. and the chances
are a most interesting hearing VIII
results,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
A Dangerous International
POiicy Proposed

Senators McKellar OF Tennessee
and Phelan OF California have
raised the issue Of the rights OF
American oil men to operate in for
cign countries by the recent intro
duction of bills and resolutions in
the senate. together with lot or
loose talk about the extent TO which
American oil Selds are owned by
foreign nationals.
The motives OF those seeking leg
islation or international agreement
that will give Americans the Same
opportunities and privileges in for
eign fields that nationals OF other
countries enjoy in the United states,
are worthy the appreciation of the
trade.
In fact, the foreign situation has
been much discussed by leaders In
the oil trade for Re past several
months, and II has been repeatedly
emphasized that Americans will have
to watch their step IL they arc to
maintain their supremacy in the pc
troleum industry The administra-
ton at Washington has been severe
ly criticised for its apparent apathy
In tho matter OF insisting upon
Americans rights IN the develop
ment and trade Of foreign coun-
tries, and at the meeting OF the Ma
tional Petroleum Institute in Wash %
ington in December one Of the prin-
cipal questions discussed was that
of future petroleum supplies, and
America rights in prospecting for
oil In other lands.
Immediately after this meeting
Secretary of state Colby made for
NAL inquiry of Great Britain con-
Cerning It's alleged alliance with
Irr.pgn ip ragaryipU fhpn,galyp y
the oil deposits Of Mesopotamia.
While leaders in the oil business
feel kecnly that the necessity for "A
close cooperation between their in
dustry and the state department. in
guarding dis. .rimination by foreign
countries having deposits of oil with
| In their coafines, they, nevertheless
look with misgiving upon proposals
OF legislation which may be regard
ed AZ rotaliators by nationals of
other countries, and which may lead
to dangerous international policies.
Senator Nckellar proposed law
| that would guarantee our free paI.
| ticipation in the development OF for
| eign countries enjoy equal privileges
here. and prohibiting tho exporta.
tion OF oil or it's products to coun-
tries refusing such privileges 20 our
| citizens.
Senator Pholan introduced n
resolution asking that the secretary
| Of state inform tho senate TO wha,
extent discrimination against Amer
lean oil companies has been made
where, and by whom. He also sub.
mitted a bill seeking to porpetuatC
the en- barge power of the president
a power conferred on him as a war.
time emergency, insofar as Il per
tains 10 the movement Of oil TO ex'
port
| Senator Phelan has made som,
rash and misleading statements IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

In center OF southeast ot the south
west IA 5-I2-1J,
koso Petroleum company D. drill
Ing al 200 fec, i've center of the
south line southeast ot the northwest
inb.l2-l3,
Lyons Petroleum company has
casing trouble at -,OSg feet south
east ~ the southwest OF tho uurth-
cast IN 6.l2-lJ
Fred :. snuman has rig northeast
Of tho southwcst OF tho southeast in
lO-12-13.
Hodge is settling inch casing at
Liza feet In sand Crum 1885 feet
to 1870 fcCt northwest OF the south
wcst Of tho southwest ia t2-I2-l2
j. J. pcanCr and others are grill
ing at 1850 feet northwest ot the
southeast In lT-t2-lS
r. A. Halvc is drilling At 1919
feet iu center OF the oHst line OF
the west half southeast of the north.
west In i5-i1-t&.
W u. pine is drilling at a., feet
southeast of the northwest ~ the
northwest iu tT-l2-IG.
Wooster oil company has machine
southeast Of tho southwest OF tho
southeast IN ig-l@-l3.
Gladys Bclic has riE ON ground
southeast OF thc north half north
east OF the northeast iu i-l2-13
W. A. George and others arc shut
down a. 800 feet southeast OF the
northeast ut the southcasot I'm 26.
l1-l3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
With the Oil Men

Bort Bruce, formerly OF the Eicry
oil company and who also lived Ia
Tulsa for several years IN hero from
Columbus ohio, whore he has some
oil interests.
&. .. Bcroth. head OF the Acme
Petroleum company, who is ono of
the best posted men IN the market
ing business, was IN The city and aaId
"lf We get hV this rc0djust mcut
and tn" prices OF crude and refined
STUFF. and tho railroad officials and
th'it employees get together. and
the building industry gets together
on the right basis, believe We viii
be In linc for "a rcal good business.
III We get lower prices In the other
industries, u Will require less money
on which to operate and II viii bo
better for all parties concerned
should r,ilroad wages be reduced
the employees in turn will undoubt-
cdlv ask FOR u reduction Of the rc-
cent 81 per cent increase In freight
rates and opinions among business
concerns are that tuch reductions
viii bring about u larger movement
Of freight and consequently better
business.
"Things arc coming very fast. ." con-
tiuucd Mr. Boroth, "and we may not
have long to wait for u complete
read djustment OF petroleum prices
and freight rates so that business
may again become normal
r. y. Coup. 10 North I.Awtpn, who
has been for the last several years
employed at the Cosdon refinery.
but who recently purchased an in
tcrest In "a barber shop. is IN n crit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
I'm THE OIL FIELDS
office: 6241 w. II. PECK Residence 2442

1t in good taste, to refer to anybody's $
plant as a Skinner" These little
plants have way Of skimming the
cream off tho business. and best of
all, they know enough TO shut down
when the going gets too hard and
can start up again with the satisfac -
tion Of knowing that the bankroll Ia
still intact.
And, in conclusion. now that IL
has become all the style to report as
TO the financial conditions of the
various concerns doing business in
the midcontiuent field. IL ~ proposed
hereafter to mention daily or as
often as possible, the various refin-
ing companies in oklahoma, and q
great record OF achievements II will
be. The writer, who claims exclusive
privilege OF reporting the financial
condition OF organizations IN this
field, has another guess coming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
IIcnryctta.

Oklahoma =. 4 Il. mas .rig on
ground in center OF the south line
southeast OF the southeast in l4-l"-
~.
Transcontincntal is drilling at L.
275 feet in ccnter Of the cast line
southeast of the southeast in lf-ls-
II.
W. G. Newman has rigging up
northwest Of the southwest Of south
west IN the 22-l2-l2.
Gladys Belle II shut down a. q
.2T5 feet northeast Of the southeast
Of tho northwest in 23-l2-l2.
p. o. & G.. co, is drilling at p
IT5 foet northeast OF the south half
of tho southwest of the southeast In
2T-12-12.
Eagle-Pichcr is shut down at
2,15O feet northwest OF the south
west in 3O-l2-12.
Mcdowell and others are drilling
at 1910 feet southeast Of the north
east In 32-l2-l2.
Howard and others are drilling al
.2,2bO feet in center Of tho west line
southwest OF the northwest in 3l-l2-
70.
Black oil corporation is shut down
al 2.gl2 feet in center OF the east
line northeast of the northwest Of
tho northeast in 3i-12-l2.
f. Il. Black is drilling at 400
feet northwest OF the southwest of
tho southeast In 3i-i2-12.
T.. X. Black Is shut down at 2
600 feet in sand from 2,526 20 o.
$40 feet southeast Of the south
west in 3i-l2-12.
Dingvall and others have rig
northwest of the southwest In 34-l2-
II.
l.. Neal is spudding northwest OF
the southeast Of the northwest in
3-12-l3.
Rarbars OIL company is spudding
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

iC3l condition ON account OF AN op-
grafton. Mir. coup was rdirg a
motorcycle and was forced against
the curb. badly crushing his foot
Amputatiou followed aud now he is
In danger OF locklHw. lIo Is cN-
Cccdiugly popular in Tulsa and his
many friends are hoping for his
carly recovery
Charles T.. Noble has returned
from California Wherc no spcut two
Vcckp in the Interest ~ his company,
Mi Nobic came home 10y way ut
Wichita Falls. where he spent acv
cral DAYS visiting relatives.
k. NJ. Liudcmann. of tho cotton
company tn tho Atco building, has
Euno to chicago ana cleveland for q
weeks "trip.
The Ensign on corporation. io'.
merly at 323 Coslcn building, has
brasks building There ~ no change
In tho personnel, &. e. talhcrt
,tili being in charge.
Frank l.. Wolch. ct tho Eawtlcld
on company whose home ia at Rock
Island Illinois, ts In the city look
ing aftcT his business Affairs and
figuring on laying IN a largo supply
of crude for the nct years refining
campaign.
Il. y Kiunalrd. consulting ongi-
nccr OF Dos Moincs, Iowa, ls In Tulaa
making somo inVcstlgations fot
clients of his.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Good Well Brought in
in Beggs District

THE Texas Company's No. l Gray
son, located in the southeast corner
of the northeast OF the southwest Of
3I-i5-1I. topped the butcher sand
at about 2,a70 feet and AT one foot
in Is estimated to be a 20o-barrel
well natural. This came az a genu-
me surprise to the operators In this
district, as the direct offset TO the
south drilled by Shaffer several
months ago came In for about 30
barrels in the butcher sand and the
diagonal offset located In the
northwest corner of the southwest
OF the southeast Of 81. drilled by
Diettick and. others, failed to get
the butcher sand at all and Is now
shut down at . $50 feet on account
of litigation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

as reported, according to Mr.. wall
The lack OF u market for oil is
elsewhere IN this column is as good
tho one particular backset to the
situation. and especially now that
the Empire has withdrawn It's pur-
chases; It Is however taking all the
oil for storage and this helps amRz-
ingly. The Prairie Oil 4 Gas Co.
is taking oil from many Of the En-
pres former customers and ~ pay
ing Ior 20 per cent and storing 80
per cent" said MIR Wall.
This is where the Duncan field
Is highly favored
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

WASHINGTON Feb. THE
postmaster genera announces tho
appointment ~ the following post
masters In oklahoma; Maramec
pawuu" county Edward !. Row
vice paul q. McAllstcr, resigned
MHYic, MaNcs county Ernest \,
SWt~glc, vtcc Naomau \. Swiuglc,
resigned: TalBla, Rogers county.
Myrtle y. Wuliay, vicc Anna T..
CLARK resigned, Victor. loFiorc
county Moses Barton, vice George
W Myers, resigned, DOW. Pits
burgh county Edward Il. Long vice
Pearl NJ. Saunders. resigned. Edna
Creek county, NcrG H. Ice, vice
clinton &. Ashley removal; MAY
woll. pontotoc county. Leo W. Mo
lnNro, vicc John W. Cokcr re-
signed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
II. ". Wall in Torn

II, W. wall. formerly well known
In financial circles in Tulsa, was in
the city yesterday and reports that
his home town OF Duncan IN al the
height Of tremendous boom.
Sleeping cars are sidetracked IN
front OF the hotels 10 sccomm odate
out t-of-town guests or otherwise
there would be many Dho would be
sleeping out on the prairie The
cha mber OF commerce has insisted
that people open up their homes
and the boom seems to grow as the
days go by The new well reported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
GYPSY Well Near
Duncan Has Good ShOp

Tho No. / Bradenthal OF the
Gypsy oil company, located In the
southwest corner of tho southeast
of l9-is-sw, is making 100000
feet of gas and has a good showing
OF oil The gas sand was reached
at 2.lo0 feet and the oil pay was
topped at Ais feet. The gas is be-
ing bradenheaded off and the hole
straightforward TO the ~ OF the
oil sand to reset casing and drill
in This well, II completed M a
good producer. will extend the pro-
ducing area of the present pool In
80 about throe-fourths Of a mile
north.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Big Wildcat Producer
in Duncan District

The No well of Cant q Parsons.
located I'm tho northeast corner OF
the southeast of the southeast OF 2S-
1n-9w, topped the pay at 2,oIf feet
and In estimated to be between a
1000 and l,5O0-barrel well. This
we'll was being put down with n ro-
tary and the big production came Ms
a surprise to the drillers, and the
oil is running out into earthen stor-
age. This well is about a mile and
half northwest of the Shaffor-
Mankin wildcat we'll In 32-ls-Sw,
which came In short time back
for. about 800 barrels from this ga me
sand. and makes 1t look ~ though
there is another big pool going TO &C
uncovered in this vicinity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Kdrfield Getting Good
Producer Near Slick

The well Of the Kawfield Oil com
pany located in the southwest COZ
ner of the southwest OF 9-ib-i0, was
shot Saturday evening with 40
quarts, and they are now drilling
out bridge. The well had more
gas than the other wells drilled IN
this vicinity, and has the indica-
tions of being a mighty good 49,
ducer when completed. Tho Dutch
er sand was topped at 2,52l fee;
and the we'll was drilled tS fest in.
Tho Kawfield oil company Is drill
ing a test in the southwest OF the
southeast Of 1s-2I-5, Garfield Coun-
", near Enid, which IS now down
1000 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Okmuigee Operators
Standing Pat
Special To The World

special To The World.
OKMULGEE, Feb. 5,---Okmulgee
operators are doing their share to-
wards the rcadjustment of price
and the curtailmeiit Of drilling.
As far az drilling operations go,
tho Okmulgee field ls practically
shut down From the week ehdilg
February 3. there are only eight
new rigs reported. II was estimated
Saturday by oil scouts that drilling
operations had decreased 80 per
cent in the last 45 days.
There are no operators among the
oil mon here who are taking inter-
est enough in the hearing at okla
thcre.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Opcrations Around PER-,

Tho Twin states Oil company ls
drilling at 1910 feet on Its No I
Nann. located IN tho northeast cor
ner of the northwest Of the north
east of 29-2i-n-lw.
Shuler and others, No. Christ =
ner. located IN the northwest OF
3O-2in-le, has hole fun OF water
at 1850 feet.
The Carter oil dompany's No. |
Ashwedc, located in the southeast
OF 34-22-lc, is abandoned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
OIL AND GAS
t.asss - supplies - Production. Etc

All parties desiring information
and assistance in making out their
state income tax reports, call Usage
s75T, Representative Of state audi
tors office has headquarters IN
room 2l6 Ault Bldg. Ayres N.
Ross, income tax auditor. .--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

G'or Sale---Cssing and line pipe
Tor Immediate shipment out OF stock
N any quantity. Line pipe from
IN 10 in, inclusive. Casing from
:, In, TO 90 in, inclusive, Try us.
We sell for less. Phone Usage t75O-
1855. l.. D. 80. Feenberg Pipe
supply CO., 5l9 East First St, Tulsa,
Okla -Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

Dr. ". d. Ownhy, Osteopathic
Physician, $40 Daniel Bldg. Usage
l34i,-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

FOR SALE-s00 acres, five-year
commercial lease in Eldorado tield
seologist reports $3.50 per acre: Zoe
rental Addrass l., G. Denny, west
Tulsa Phone Usage 3550.-Advt.