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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
HUELGUiSTAS CON viLLA....

Dfcese que una comision de huel-
guistas ferrocar-ileros eStuvieron en-
ID Hacienda a-de-Gs.nutitio entire
vistar a Viha, a quien lie pidieron que
los apoyara en- sus pretensiones, Sc
gun ellos justas, y llegaron hasta su-
gerirle que Sc levantara en- armas.
Dijeronle que 81 tai hacia, sus filas
Sc verian eagrosadas por el enonne
contingente de los ferrocarrileros que
en- toda Ia RepGblica sostuvieron la
huelga.
Villa, segGn los mismos informes.
manifesto a los huelguistas que. por
ni2gun motive haria 81 10 que le pc
dian: que era enenigo acerrimo de
los socialistas, que jamas ha estado
conforme con las doctrinas bolshevi-
kis. que nunca hi comulgado con esaS
doctrinas que mas que NADIA preten-
den establecer l. tiranla de los de
abajo que siempre sera peor que Ia
tiranIa de los dc arriba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
I'm deslaue interrumpe e
trGfico en- ell Tex. Mex.
relxarana Espeeial pare GA PRENSA"

relsarama Especial parG IA PRENSA"
LAREDO. Texas. MARIO Como
resultado de los des'aves hah:doS en
la via en- el Ferrocarril Texas A.exi-
can, en- Crestonia, consecucatia de
las fuertes lluvias, el servicio de tre-
nes c11r: Laredo Corpus C'.r'sti Sc
piralzC por complete no ha5iendose
corrl3 trenes en- ninguna ilccai6n
ouran;e el dta de hog.
Una cuadrilla de reparaciones esta
componierdo los desperfectos habi-
dos en- Ia via y Sc cree que mahana
Sc reanudara va el servicio de trenes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
El FUTURO EMBAJADOR EN- ME-
xiCO LEGO DE WAS
HINGTON

Procedente de Washington, d. C.,
lego ell LINES en- Ia noche el Sr. R.
l. Creager. candidate designado como
mas probable para el cargo de En-
bajador en- Mexico.
El Sr. Creager Sc aloj6 en- la resi-
dencia del Sr. F. Z. Scobey, quien ei
dfa anterior regreso de Washington.
. El futuro Embajador sale esta no
che para Brownsville. donde reside y
volvera San Antonio dentro de una
o dos semanas.
/. Aver que fue entrevistado declare
enfaticamente que no tenia ninguna
noticia Official acerca de su probable
designation como representante diplc.
matico del Presidente Harding en- Ale
xico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
SENCILLA CEREMONIA
Fue la organizada con mott
10 del natalicio de
JuGrez

Ts,<5ruuo Especial pa'G LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, MARIO 22.-
La ceremonial aver celebrada para
conmemorar. como anualmente Sc
acostumbra, el natalicio del Benene-
rito de las Americas, hcenciado don
Benito Juarez, result6 en- extreme
desairada
La ceremonial fue presidida por el
Ministro de Gobernaci6n, General
Gales. quien 10 hizo en- representation
del Executive. y todo Sc redujo CO.
locar una corona sobre el monumen-
10 Juarez en- "a Alameda de esta ca
pital
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
--------)sst
Sc CElESRARON UNCS SERgl-
CLOS FuNERALES EN- ME-
MORA DE DaTO

MADRID, mario 22-Hoy Sc ceie-
braron unos Servicios funebres orsa-
nizados por Ia marina espanola- ha-
biendo concurrido q ellos todas las sec
clones navales estacionadas en- Ma
drid, de riguroso uniforme.
Tambien asistieron a los referidos
servicios todos los miernbros del Ga
binete aconpanados por comisiones
de los diferentes ministerios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
LIE QUITA Ell GOBIERN0
LAS TIERRAS AL GRAIL.
LUIS TERRAZAS
Asi euitardd que realice su
proposito de uenderlas a
un capitalista

Telcsrama Especial para LA rRENsA-
CIUDAD D EMEN1CO, mario q
Por un decreto eXpedido por el go
bierno, 100000 acres de terreno, que
habian sido concedidos al GraI. Te-
rrazas han vuelto a poder de la.nacion
por no haber cumplido el concesiona-
rio las condolences del contrato, segun
Sc dice en- ell .decreto de Obregon.
Hace dGas Sc dijo que el general
TerraZas estaba en- tratos con una po.
derosa compania americana para Ven.
derle grandes extensiones de terre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
PERDIERON UN GRADO.

La Direction General de los Fe-
rrocarriles ACADIA de comunicar a los
huelguistas que volvieron Il sus tra-
bajoS que unicamente los obreros vol.
verfan Il sus trabajos con el mismo
puesto, con el mismo grado que ocu-
paban antes de declararse Ia huelga
general; pero no as. los conductores,
garroteros, maquinistas. fogoneros y
otros empleados. quienes habran de
perder un grado en- el escalaf0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23

las Direcciones de los periodicos y
que tambisn puhlicara comunicados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
AGUILAR Y MURGUlA
SERAN COMBATIDOS
La Secretaria de Guerra
no da importancia a la
union de esos jefes
F. Monies Sc ha hecho fuerte
en- la sierra de Queretaro
con un grupo rebelde

Teier-auna Especial para OLA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MENCO, MARIO 22.-
La Secretaria de Guerra ha hecho dc.
claraciones proposito de la apart
ci6n de Candido Aguilar en- el Norte
de Ia Rep1blica, donde logr0 reunir-
Sc con Nurgu.a. E. mencionado Nj
nisterio manifesto que no concede
importancia alguna a Ia union de
ASuilar Y Murguta. pues juzga que
no podran hacer NADIA contra el Go
bierno. supuesto que cree que nadle
les hace case Y todos Sus eSfuerzos
DOT conquistar adeptos fracasaran CO.
mo hasta ahora han fracasado.
Murguia V Aguilar, segun las pro-
pias declaraciones. cuentan solo con
un Srupo pequeilo armada con 10 que
NADIA pueden hacer Y acaso Sc vean
en- Ia necesidad de volver a inter
narse en- territorio de los Estados
Upidos.
QUERETARO. Gro, mario 22.-El
general Pedro Gabay, Jefe de las
Operaciones Militares en- esta entidad
Federativa, acaba de enviar fuerzas
combatir al general carrancista
Federico Monies, quien Sc sabe aca
ba de lcvantarse en- arrlaS con un
punado de hombres con los cuales ha
lido hacerse fuerte en- Ia sierra de
Quer5taro.
Sc presume que Monies pretende
secundar en- Querstaro el movimiento
revolucionario de Murguia en- el Nor
te.
VERACRCZ. Yer, mario 22.-En
IA poblaci6n de TERRA Blanca, en- este
rnisrno Estado. han sido desarmados
ell General Pedro Hernandez Y Ia Off
cialidad Y soldados que Sc encuentran
a las 6rdenes de ese militar. Ell desar.
me 10 uev6 a cabo- el General Pa
nuncio Martinez quien obro de esta
suerte obedeciendo inst-ucciones es-
peciales de Ia Secretaria de Guerra
y Marina.
Este procedimiento Sc sigui6 Sc
gun parece porque en- las esferas MI
litares Sc rumoraba que el General
Hernandez, ahora desarmado. preten-
dla sublevarse con su gente. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23

soluci6n definida- pues el Presidente
Harding cree que habra un acuerdo
sustancial entire la administration y
los jefes del Senado y de la Camara,
antes de que Sc reuna el Congreso.
LA CONVOCATORIA PARA Ell
PERIODO ExTRARDINARlo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-23
TO ADVERTISERS

i We guarantee LA PRENSA has
] a larger circulation than any other
Q Mexican newspaper in the United
I States.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Wilcox and OsWdit
Operations

The wilcox ana oswald OH com
piny on the Rottie Church farm In
20-1S-tO. Ca running casing at 2,6b3
feet on top of tho sand IN their No.
g As soon M this is completed and
tho hole cleaned out tho well Will
be drilled In.
The Wilcox d Oswalt oil CO. Is
drilling Mt ear feet about the VIII
cox sand depth onNthcir No. | OF
the Ellis Hunter allotment in IL
1911.
In 1-t6-li on the Willie Harris
allotment they have a Z. 600, 600
foot gas well In a sand at Laos feet.
The well tx being shut In and the
gaa viii be utilized. there being sew
cral lines In the vicinity wanting
gas.
In G-lS-0 the Wilcox n Oswnlt oil
co. have a rig up and are moving In
tools for "a test In the northwest OF
the northwest 81 this section on tn.
Deere allotment. 1t has long been
known that n good structure Is lo'
Gated where this we'll IL going to h,
I drilled and tho companies who pla,
geology are very we'll represented
around this cll and will watch tn,
results with interest because thes,
operators always give a good test.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
GIVE'UP
THE SHIP IDEA
Airplane Tests Do Not
Sound Knell of Bat
tleship
ny DAVID NJ. CHURCH

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. go The
battlcship win stay.
This is the %onscnsu OF expert
opinion here today. as army and
navy officials digest the technical
reports on mo recent bombing tests
conducted by the navy department.
II is true that the aerial bomb
crs succeeded in sinking every type
Of craft from tho submarine on up
TO the d~rc1dnaught Osttricsllud, but
these tests have not convinced naval
experts that the battlcship is obso-
lctc.
Don't give up the ship" is the
cry OF all experts, after studying
the technical reports.
The immediate effect OF the
bombing tests viii be a great drive
by the navy to increase its aerial
forces. Secretary OF the Navy DENLY,
II Is learned. is impressed with the
fact that no battle fleet is ready
for war unless II has a full compile
mont Of auxiliary air fighters.
within a short time official re-
COMMUNICATIONS will be made to con
grese for appropriations authorizing
the construction of eve and larger
types OF naval a%irplanes.
Appropriations also viii he asked
for at least six airplanc carriers to
operate with the fleets. Naval
architects are now working up plans
for vessels of this type. which call
for the construction of gigantic
ships capable of carrying several
sguadrons OF airplanes and of main
tanning a speed equal to the maxi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
OIL MAnKEr nrorArIoNs.
NOn for u Rorirdi Of
the Export 7rdde

a.. ty.t tL.. 4~.yUt.ttIy inter.
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a., a.. tn,,.r can bo
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

advanced at least a third" said Mr..
Rogers.
A.. NJ Day of the oklahoma TOOL 4
supply CO., ia at his desk these days
after a scigo Of iuflamatorvaTheuma-
t.sm. and says that he was much
boncfittod by the wator ~ clare
moro. The chances are II this water
ing place was a little farther away,
II would be much %patronilod by
Tulsa oil mon.
VI r.. Floshcr Is back from the
Ozarks. whore he and Mrs. F1esher
have been spending the last few
weeks. and report there arc numor-
ous Tulsa people sum mering over
there. There is plenty TO eat and
the water Is good and the dancing
very enjoyable" said Mr.. Floshor.
J.. W. Bostick. r~eologIst for tho
Kansas 4 Gun OH Co, has jus. re-
turned from Eldorado, ARK. Mr..
Bostick says "Eldorado IL taking on
q new lease Of ne" lie also REPORTS
that this field * producing IL, 900
barrels 81 oil n day $1,000 barrels of
which IL being moved through pipe
lines The three pipelines doing the
lurgost work are the standard OF
Louisiana, the Eldorado Pipeline
company and the Union Pipeline &
Refining 500. whilo the Kansas Il
our ON 90. he shipping 1000 barrels
"a day out ~ Eldorado. lie says Il IL
awful hot and dusty in that country
and that ne Is mighty glad TO get
back to a good town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Around H%enryettd

The Barbara OH company Is drill
ingta at 500 feet in the southwest u
the northcapt OF 3O-ll-12. '
\ test drilling In the northeast
corner of 6-l2-ll, has reached =
depth of 2,Oi0 feet.
Wilmut ana associates are still
fishing at 2,TSO feet In the south
west of the southeast OF the south
east Of 3l-lt-ll. They have also
finished setting l0-Inch pipe at A..
SIS feet In the southeast of the
southeast OF the southwest Of SSH
II.
J. +. Quinn and Independent OH
n Gas CO. are drilling at 1850 feet
In the southwest Of the southeast OF
lA-ll-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
COnstantin Acquires Stock
Interests in Export Oil Corp;

Yesterday marked the elimination
and the successful conclusion OF "A
deal which has been pending Tor
several wccks whereby the Constnu-
tin interests acquired tho chtlro
holdings OF ~ t.. Schock and hls
sons and associates In the export
oil corporation, one q fthe largest
and most potent factors In the up
building Of the refining industry OF
the Mid Continent field, and thus
have acquired a controlling inter
est.
Following the resignation Of u. r..
Schock, j. i. Schuck and w. q.
Srhock tho following wero elected
directors in addition to T.. Constnn-
tin ST., Pat Malloy, Eugene Com
stantin, and Jules Constnntln. VINO
have been on the board OF directors
for some time, namely, NJ. A Brcck-
enrldgc, A. Ratfcl, NJ $. Webster,
and II. J. Rlzan and T. u. Schock
resigned as vice president also. II IN
evident that Captain Constantin hnS
thus reached the pinnacle OF his am
bltion and viii henceforth control
the great organization which mas
been suit up largely by his own
efforts and with the assist!pco OF
his immediate associates.
Mr.. SchocK, on the other hand, Ia
to he congratulated on having real
izcd on his holdings which VIII leave
him with ample capital to devote
hia entire time and energy to- the
producing and refining end of th'
business. which At this time. OWNS
to the big success he H. having III
his drilling operations, rs a most
welcome and profitable turn Of at'
fairs. lie can now crowd his luck
while his luck Is good and pile ~
a lot Of oil in storage Tor future us"
Altogether. the deal Ia "A most wei
come one for all concerned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Mule Was Incidental

The summer boardcr leaned on
tho fence.
II understand you arc trying to
sell your farm and all tho live
stock" he said.
yes" replied Farmer Corutos-
sci. "Tho deal has got TO cover
everything. I've got n mule that
Two made up nay mind to got rid Of,
and the only chance Of doing II is
TO put the animal across as an in
ridcntal item"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

go,
NUN fp''d "I th' pa'''e I'''' WIZ"
u" 'I'hi'nf iila'i"H.
IN Wow ot 'H' uIsH Hl'incht pr
p"'II5 Whi'h nave u''i' H,3"' ~
lL''l'.hl h"l"'Ht ."Ia'",l W.
El'5'''u6I uII''',loh y" i"t,n'' az
I'PII'tI'h ~ 'NpoD'.u' pHt
'"i''''','h w ~ .'''',
'""' wv u'7' '''' '''"'
VIII hol PI'NI!' l'l '"'lP'''
ARMAMENT ana 'h't ln, "
states IS nos 'vIaid'ItnIy D'ul''
''i'ht bihAih ia iIie matter 1l nan''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Giadys- ReHe Gets
Small Producer

Tho Glndys bon OH company shot
lls No. ! Harlan well In Lyons oun
-. Kansas. with so quarts and the
rho, bridgcd the hole They have
drilled through tho bridge and the
well be- e 80 to 81 barrel producer.
Tho sand was topped from l.a1f feet
to 1882 f,t The company has -. cc
25U. barrel tanks fun Of oil but no
line lu yet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
AmeradO Operations

The Amerado Petroleum corpora
ton Is starting drilling tomorrow on
their No. / Real well located In the
southeast of the northeast of the
southwest Of |2S-23-ll in Greenwood
county. Kansas.
The Cochran No, 3 well OF the
Amerada Petroleum corporation IL
rigging up and starting spudding I'm
about Wednesday, This wen is 10
Gated in the southeast OF the north
west ~ the southeast of 30-lS-5 In
the Marsh pool and around Cush-
Ing.
The Krtchum 40. . OF the Amera-
da Petroleum corporation i'm the
southwest az the northwest 81 the
northWc st Of ",-lu-9w In the north
Duncan fiold f. hailins out the hole
at 2,Oig foot They will start to
drill in tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
duncan Ficid iieids
10 i'rOdUcers

Tho NuNaua Petroleum company
NO. 2 ON tho nan farm IN l9-ls-Sw.
reached the top ~ the -and ht a
depth 81 2,2iG 20 2,279 feet dnd Is
flowing M u rnto Of 300 barrels
Tho No. 2 on the same farm blew
l'sclf In Friday might and Is flowing
100000 barrels. Tho casing had
been ccmontcd ana set and prepare
lions were being made 10 arm out
tho plug when the flow started The
depth of tho well is 2.275 fcct.-
Ardmorc Daily Press.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Simplex Pool

Hartman and associates are shut
. down at $500 feet in the ccntor of
, tho east half OF the southwest of tho
southeast Of 2--l2-l2.
The Oklahoma Producers n Rein
crs CO, is fishing FOR pipe az 2.SfO
feet In ne southeast OF the uorth-
west OF the northeast OF 26-l2-ll.
II ~ also drilling at l,l0O feet on
the Rentio farm, In the northeast OF
the northwest of the northwest of
26-lg-lf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Gnffey-GiHespie
Shoot Wen

The Guffoy Gillespie KAY County
Gas company well In 30-27-Gc wnS
gaugcd after a shot % 100 quarts.
The first - hours II gnugsd o,lN7
barrels and the second - hours.
LESS barrels. This liz the tarthest
north production ~ the Hurhanlt
pool and Is drilled TO "A depth of
2,9i7 feet.
The we'll (Guffcy-Gillospic) top
| ped the sand between ASH f%ccL,Hnc
2.gt7 feet and was reported yes
torday To be swahbinR l26 barrels
before the shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
crazy Wen in
kunsds Increases

Tho Shlwy,r Suffer ana others
No / Craig in the northeast Of The
uorthW,5t ~ the southwest u %
$50. Butler county. Kansas, WA
drillod one foot deeper and tho wtud
is % 2.SO2 fcct to 2.sgt. Tho We'll
lR now flowing 100 barrels "a day.
10 w1s first thought that this would
bee Np extension ~ tho Fox E,sh
rcld but it Us moro likely TO be an
other small pool az this VOL iH Dut
OF from tho Fox-Eush field Boy a
dry hnlu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Tiger Flats Pool

The Barbara on company, Arill-
ing an old well deeper ON the Ewing
farm, in the southwest OF the north
east OF the northwest ~ 27-12-l2.
has reached a depth OF 2,7O0 feet.
whcrcit IL fishing for tools
W, G.. Nice and associates are drill
ing AT 500 feet In the northwest corr
npr of 26-l2-l2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Drilling at SchUHer

Tho J.. G.. lBh q. Drilling and
Leasing company is drilling at 800
feet on the Srhul,vr townsite. cen
ter OF the south line ot the south
east OF the northwest OF l7-i2-l3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

Recently a badly dentist was try
ing TO impress upon a group OF
mothers the necessity Of making
the children clean their teeth.
"Dhl 7 don't have to tell my Rose
and Daisy" declared ono good
lady. IT'S a fight between 'cm
which shall have the tooth brush
stYrt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
GHdge on Gypsy
Wen in Slick

Tho Gypsy on compnny's No. :
Willlc clinton in the southwest cor
nor of the northwest of the north
wost OF 22-1b-l0 that was reported
on the thirteenth to he holding up
at the rate OF 400 barrels an hour
gnuEcd 1875 barrels tho last "a
hours,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Southern OH x. Land Co.
Buns Busey Tract

Culnx Clubs OF tho Southern OH
and Land company announced yes
to-day the purchase ot the Nusoy
oil cumpnuy'H holdings In Union
county. Arkansas, Of a quarter for a
confederation Of "A half million dol
lars. while this is the price reported
II ~ considered At this end as an
"out OF the question amount OF
money for the tract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
cur Refining Company
Gets 1000 Barrel Wen

The Gulf Refining company's
Baker No. 4. In the southwest OF the
southeast of ~7-1S-l5. camo In max
ing about 1000 barrels a day.-Ar-
kansas Gazette.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
fiChCr DOpe

NrW NNEh Present production
OF IN, SnrlN on COMPANY with its
subsidiaries. tnu E1uEur Gulf cor.
rurt'l.r Iul the Inland ON COM
uluN b.. H@yoragluE approximately
$ 1000 nnrrcls daily Both tho Skcllv
ON and tine l,1uryr Gulf have
hrourht ln several good wells dur'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
another GdSSer
for Kansas

The Long BrDthors ana Graham
company brought In a 10000, 900
gasscr In b-23-l0. This Is In Ander-
son county, Kansas. about one mile
east OF the city OF Colony.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
In Bankruptcy No. 1924
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
NNticc is hereby given that tn pursu-
HuCo of an order ~ sale issued out ~ tho
United States District Court for the East
orn District OF oklahoma commanding m"
To- advertise and sell according to law the
assets Of the Cherokee NeGning Company.
u bankrupt. consisting ~ ono uncompletcd
refinery situated at Player. oklahoma,
consisting of stills. cundens"rs, boilers,
generators and sundry machinery and
equtpmcnt. also one certain credit memo
randum issued by the Riverside Refining
Company In tho principal sum ~ eighteen
hundred thirty-srysn collars and thirty
one cents Gl,sc7.3D; also one certain
equity In "A conditional sales contract for
the purchase Of land on which said re-
nncry ot tho Cherokee Refining Company
Is now located.
| WILL. ON the 18th day ot August.
1921, at the hour of ten o'clock A. NJ. In
the Court Room occupied by the United
states District Court for tho Eastern Dis
trict Of oklahoma In the Federal building
In the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, offer for
sal" and sell to the highest bidder for
cash the said property above described
free ana clear ~ all Hens and cncun-
brunccs said sale to b. made subject
to the approval and confirmation by the
Court.
SAMUEL 4. ROORSTfN,
Attorney for Trustee, s46 Mayo building.
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
LOUIE OlSAS,
Trustee OF cherokee Refining Com
pauy. a Bankrupt
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1s 2ic. Production os'cctod at $500
feet
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Rnlr.rI 4. NICiiiracy

Funeral Director 2-1 $. Main
Phone Usage 1855 Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

IN THE UNITED sTNTES District
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF OKLAHOMA.
In the Matter Of cherokee Refining Com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

FOR SALE-Eighty acres oIlsei
ting drilling well in Rogers county
A good bet at "A real bargain fA""'
Cedar lSiS.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

FOR SALE-Star 30 special drili
rig guaranteed for 1000 feet. stuff
only drilled $500 feet. Priced % sell
n taken Immediately. WIN mU,n
terms to suit purchaser Address
hoy IOs-E, care World.-AdNi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

Duke Rogers, popular oil oper-
ator of Caney, kan, was in the city
yesterday and says that the oil busl-
ness 's bound to cone out OF its
present period OF depression. as oil is
one of the most essential Products
in tho world Any other industry, no
matter what It might be. must use
oil In order to got back to normal
and by that time tho price will have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

Have No. 2 National marhin' viii
drill proven acr"sse Tor N.'.'-.
Sther marty To furnish casius trl
fuel. Address 90-E, care world
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

WANTED-Work for Siar 2u ruo,
cial. Anything up to 2auo feet \d.
dress box l07-E, care WuIld .NUNt
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OIL AND GAS
Leases-Supplir, -rrD.luotiru ITO

: FOR SALE Complete equipment
Of two gasoline plants. good r,uI0-
ton, rock bottom price. Address
379-F care World -Adgi.