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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
NOUember Refinery Statistics

November refinery statistics show
dccrcases In total output Of rein
cries but an increase In the daily
average according to figures issued
by the Bureau OF Mines Refinery
consumption during the month to-
tailed 39.i5S,9i5 barrels against
i0,GN725O barrels In the previous
month Gasoline production
amounted to 452.6I2125 gallons
against 4GJ.7S7.715 gallons In Oc-
tnbcr. All other products showed
slight declines with the exception Of
kcrosinc which gained 1062,02l gal
Ions. Gas and fuel oil production
declined i7G,29S gallons and lubri-
eating oils 2.0t07i6 gallons. Case
line stocks at November 80 amount
ed To 35i.S35,76i gallona against
.3O1, 1,2S3,73l gallons at the close OF the
previous month. The stocks showed
n larger increase than a year ago,
hut the total was over $4,000 600
gallons less than at November 80,
1919. Kerosene stocks increased
800, 900 gallons, gas ana fuel oils
| . 100000 gallons, and lubricating
oils 100000 gallons-Pforzhoim-
cT's report.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
Financial Notes

New York--Association OF Produ-
GERS Of Petroleum in Mexico has
opened It's headquarters at 30
Broadway with Guy stevens, who
has resigned M assistant general
counsel OF Texas company Ms dircc-
tor, advices received from Mexico
by the association are to the effect
that taxes collected on petroleum
viii be on same basis in January
and February as In November and
December.
New York;. Il. Morgan and
company. National City company
and First National bank, the latter
acting as syndicate managers are
offering Si2,000,000 ten year six
halfs bonds on Tidewatcr OH COM
pany at 9S 3-i and interest to yield
approximately 6,65 per cent. Bonds
are duo February 15, 1881. net
sales In 1920 December estimated,
amounted to sG0,00O,0O0 against
&l6.S2S,7Si previous year, The
bonds wcrc all sold few hours
after being put on the market yes
tCIdaN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
on M,uxrr QUOTATIONS..
OH Producers Get Theirs

The oil producers ot the tnI''u
stntcs are getting radical reductions
I'm the prices Of crude. nnd TINS az.
plies to eastern oil which was 'ui
again yesterday % cents per baFr'l
and midcnntinpnt was marked down
DO cents per barrel and cvcryon" ~
wondering what Will happen noNt.
The price Of western Kentucky
crude oil was marked down 20 cents
A barrel yesterday, leaving tn" prl'r
at $3.50. and Somerset heavy " 'ul
to g2.T5 and Spmcrsct light being
now 50, both Somcrscts being re
duccd rs cents and Onlyta river be
tween thcm.
Tho Joseph Scop agency al ilH,
burgh, purchasers for IN" Stnndhrn
on. announced yesterday noon,
further reductions In crude on
prices ranging from 20 10 u cents
per barrel at the wells. PcnnaylVnnlh
crude ia now tl.7b while Gaboll ~
s346. and Ragland ia cut To Sl.bO
per barrel. the last three grades De
ing lowered 25 cents.
Since posting tho above, report
now comes that the Magnolia fotro-
ieum company has cut the pric" or
IIealdtun crude 90 cents, making the
prico now tlO0,
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southwest Of the notthwcst Of 30
I2.12.
Following cl0so upon tho bringing
Zoo ~ tho big gas well by W - HDw
ard, comes another producer ot
g 900. 900 feet in 2i-ll-lO, the prog
,rfy Of the Humphreys Petroleum
company which ls drilling In what
i4 locally known as the Tiger Flats
district.
This well got the pay n n ocpth
W about 1000 feet after going
through 90 foot Of sand Thcs" two
polIa are ln opposite directions from
rno pool aud very materially
rt.cngtu"ua tho contention OF the
Iiruryctiu district being ono ~ the
greatest dry gns ncldg In the United
states. % fogi that is being strongly
played Wy u'uryotta, ln inducing IN"
location of industrial plants de
poudout upon cheaper fuel
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
was before the house, but they voted
effectively.
a Little Lesson.
A little lesson can bc drawn from
the chiro bill for a board ~ exam
iners and those who favor class leg
islation might learn much 10 they
study that lesson well. Two years ago
the old school medical practitioners
had bill drawn and passed by both
houses which practically put tn"
Chiros out of the state. They failed
10 get the emergency clause attached
and approved and the Chiros
took tho referendum route. their ref
erendum winning at the last cleo
ton by large majority.
This success caused the chiros 10
AJAX for further legislation and the
passage OF Senate BIN 35 by both
houses is the result. II is the ordi-
nary result Of attetppted class legis-
lntlon. SO Intent wSre the adhcrenta
ot the measure 10 pass 1t In the
house without amending the senate
measure that they actually refused
to allow Judge Cravcr to correct the
language so as to conform TO the or
diuary usage % English.
District Judges.
House Bin as, increasing tho sal
aries of district Judges has been sent
To the senate where the probability
of passage Is very good. II increases
salaries OF the district and superior
court jurists from $4,000 to $4,000
per annum and is backed by n large
number Of attorneys and the district
judges 80 far let down the bar OF
austerity az To maintain n local lob
by for the measure.
The same bill was passed two
years ago when Governor Robertson
hit II with an ak, explaining that It
was unconstitutional, Since that
time a special supreme court decided
that elevating n judges salary was
/ too sacred to be impcded by con
stitutional inhibition, and therefore
! II h presumed that new rent in
| the old constitution will not add very
much to It's quite sorry present ap-
! pcaranCe.
Another Proposed Bureau.
Representative Bessie McColgin Is
! the author of a measure which pro-
poses child hygiene bureau and
/ public health nursing department,
under the supervision of the state
/ board OF health. II In backed by the
state health department, the public
health association and several WON
on organizations, according to the
author.
! The measure requires n chief OF
the bureau. an assistant (all regular
| fellow bureau chiefs must have an
assistanD and a stcnographcr. the
last mentioned being necessary to
take first dictation from the new
born infant.
The sum OF $500 is provided for
each year to keep the new bureau IN
proper form to operate successfully
Taking Other Mbutc.
Following attempt to pass the new
boxing law OF Admire, Representa-.
tive Watson OF Lincoln. Whitaker
OF Mcintosh and Plat Of Payne in,
troduced two bills to prevent sports
Watson and Whitaker have Q
measure to prevent roping contest,
and prescribing penalties, Will,
Plat has "A bill TO prevent boxinl
contests and even sparring contests
1.-THE Plat measure would sweep NJ
Ian kinds OF subterfuge and penal
ize sparring and boxing of whatso
ever nature.
Would Validate Preferred Stock.
DR.. IL. g. Sharp of Guthrie has
house bill which would remedy al
error pertinent TO the interests o
many stock companies. A littl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
Tn0 WeHs in Florence Pool
lShOiring for Producers

Tho Prairie OH company well To-
Gated In the northeast corner Of the
northeast quarter of 2o-2l-5, Is shut
down with hole ull ~ oil In sand
from 2.2o4 to 2.3lO fcct. This vol
ls an orfsot TO the Amcradn 500
barrel producer reported some time
back.
The Ramsey OH company has n
hole fun uf mud In its well located
lu southeast corner ~ tho north
west uorthwcgt ~ 2O-2l-5. sand
was topped at 2,3lS feet and was
drilled 10 feet in Reports say
there is considerable water coming
in with the oil In this hole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
Hickman Field ShOUs
Increased Operations

Special TO The world.
KAw CITY. Okla, Feb. 4.-De-
spite tho downward trend In the
price OF crude oil. development
work In the Hickman field Just east
Of here continues on the Increase, a
eurvey of the past week y activities
shows that n total OF sixteen new
rigs are either already completed,
under construction or cellars Tor
same digging. In addition II ~ OK
pected that Sinclair will make an
offset location within the next Few
DAYS.
Topping the list In the develop
ment work IN the Marland Refining
company which has completed the
locations for ten additional wells. a
rig is going up in tho southwest
corner OF the Rertha Hickman lease
northwest quarter OF 36-27-ee, an
offset to the Twin SAtes wen. Its
No. rig IL complete. on It's
Florence Hickman lease. southwest
quarter OF 36-27-be, rigs are be-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
with the Oil Men

4. &. HerringtOn, well known oil
operator IL in the city ana is one
man that is not afflicted with the
"Glooms." II" is of the opinion that
the new woll over In Waterloo. Ill,
is making "A very favorable showing
and Is drawing "A tremendous crowd.
tt iA said TO be "A lime oil OF the
Corning grade. which conflicts with
tho early report an TO iis high
gravity.
Charles Il. DE Loo, who now
registers from wichita. is In the city
comforting with his numerous
friends lie says 1t seems that the
oil producers are going ahoad with
fields, although the proven territory
~ practically shut down.
waite Phillips returned home yes
toTday from Knoxville, Iowa, where
he wua called two weeks ago by the
serious illness OF his father. lie re
ports that his father is now well on
the road to recovery.
Nelson Is. Moody OF the Tndepend-
cncc office OF the Prairie OF & Gas
CO. IL In Tulsa comforting with local
representatives..
George gchentzow. OF the Cosmos
oil company Is in the city from Ok
mulgco on "a short business trip,
G. /. Mnyhall, popular manager OF
the Imperial Refining company In In
the city from Fort Worth looking
after business interests.
A. II. ice. popular oil producer
and refincr, is back from three
months visit to his old homo In
| West Virginia
Eddie" wiest. ono OF the most
popular members OF the fraternity.
yesterday announced his rcsigna-
| tion as western manager Of the car
hin Petroleum company Mr.. West
| would not make public his plans for
the future. but says that he will an
nounce them through these colmns
| In n few days. w l.. Carvell, gem
eral manager OF the Carhill Pc
Itroleum company with headquarters
| at pittshurg has arrived to take
charge OF the Tulsa office and VIII
be welcome addition to tho oil
bunch in this city
Dr. L. A. Do Rosa, stockholder
OF the EhOadeS pll corporation hr-
lrived In Tulsa this morning to look
over that Company's properties, and
incidentally. IL looking over various
lother properties to purchase for an
Italian syndicate. He VIII make his
HEADQUARTERS at the Ithoadcs on
corporation offices while In the city
Max Westheimer, prominent oi
operator In in the city from Ard
more and says he thinks the prices
Of crude are certainly low enough
now.
G.. w. Gurnea, branch manager
for the Macwhyte company, LETT las
night for the annual meeting Of tn,
branch managers OF thai company
which is scheduled to take place a
kcnosha, Wisconsin, February 9tf
to 18th inclusive. The Branch man
ayers from New York, Pittsburgh
Chicago, Birmingham and Tulsa vii
be in attendance ut the four day.
session.
Freemont De Collier. popular anC
well known oil producer IN In tn
city. and has been spending a coupl'
OF weeks in Bartlcsvillc, where III
has a world of friends, as well as II
Tulsa MIR. DE Collier says there 4
more excitement this time over tn
lower prices of crude, than any tim
in the history OF the oil business
l.t l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
Lyons Petroleum
Wen FiOHing

The Lyons Petroleum company
wcu ono mile west OF lioldenville, In
the southeast corner OF tho north
east of the northeast OF 1i-7-S, is
reported to have made two flows
over the top OF the derrick some
time Yesterday. A later and more
complete report is looked for with
interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

at but two feet In the sand which
was topped at 1.27i feet.
The woll will be shot today. and
is reported TO look good for 200 bar
fclE
Tho Zig -Four corporation. drilling
IN the Rhoadcs pool In 2O-I7-l7,
topped the gas sand at 800 feet and
have better than 100000 feet Of
Ras. Thcy are drilling and expect to
ret tho oil sand at around 200 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
Cosmos Gets Gasser at Beggs

The Cosmos on company. (E. H.
CSchockJ, has "A 100000 foot gaze
well In the butcher sand in No. 10
on the Elsie Clinton farm In the
northeast corner Of the southwest
IT lb-Ib-fO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

For Sale Casing and line pipe
for immediate shipment out OF STOCK
in any quantity. Line pipe from :
in. to s in, inclusive. Casing from
IN In. to 20 in, inclusive. Try us
We sell for less Phone Osage 1850
4636. L. ID. so. Feenbers ripe "
supply Co., 5l9 East First ST. Tulsa
Okla.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

For sale--Casing all sizes, new
used line pipe and tubing. We buy
used casing, abandoned lines ana
well. Goodman & Co, 32b Central
Bank Bldg, Tulsa. Usage 95of'
4SS5.----Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

Production wanted; 100 barrels
or moro with good acreage, You can
get quick action on business
proposition, II the property and
price is right. Address Box S96,
Muskogee, Okla.-Ady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

Experienced accountant desires
several small sets OF books 70 heep'
Can also handle income tax work.
For Interview address Sic, care
World --Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

Wanted--I.eases for drilling only
in Creek. Okmulgee and Oktuskee
counties, Okla, Address 3os-b' care
Tulsa World.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

For sale-One complete string Of
heavy standard tools, present lnea-
tion 24-25-Sy Address l., \. Him
mick, arland club. Ponca city
Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
OIL AND GAS
Ieases - Supplies - Production. E'e'
For Sale.

For Sale.
by owner, 40 acres OF land one
half mile northwest of Broken Ar
row, Okla. Excellent building site
and near enough to be made modern
All in cultivation. Fine orchard
OH and gas producing wells adjoln- =
ing this land. No oil lease on same
Write ]. Il. Sanders. Broken Arrow
Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

Wanted lease close TO good pro-
duction, also producing lease win
additional drilling locanohs' STATE
particulars. Address 36l-c, care
World.--Adyr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

For your depletion and tax prob
lems accounting and systemati2lng
call Carl l. Rice. G. +, Ar5l7 Ken
nedy Bldg, Phone Cedar 2s1-Advt'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
Tn0 Producers in RhOddes
Pool

The Rhondes oil corporation Is
getting we'll IN it's No, in 2u-17-
II. having 700 feet OF oil in tho hole
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

Freemont De Golfer, popular and
well known oil producer IN in the
city. and has been spending couple
OF weeks in Bartlesville, where he
has a world of friends as well as In
Tulsa. MIR. DE Collier says there Is
more excitement this time over the
lower prices of crude. than any time
in the history OF the oil business,
and ne ought to know.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

Max Westhelmer, prominent oil
operator Ia In the city from Ard
more and says he thinks the prices
OF crude are certainly low enough
now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

Dr. J.. A. DO Rosa, stockholder
of the Rhoades oil corporation ar
rived in Tulsa this morning to look
over that companys properties, and
incidentally, IL looking over various
other properties to purchase for an
Italian syndicate. He Will make his
headquarters at the Rhoadcs OIL
corporation offices while In tho city.
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Looking
VermOntWard

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National Council Ca the Congregational
Werld Movement sends tins word 70 the
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-16

IF Vermont can make gpad te a
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the winnie denomination.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
raAlh ROBBERS GRABBED

ronca ciiy. Aug, s--How six
youths are alleged to have planned
20 hold up and rob night Santa Fc
train near Red Rock on the night OF
May 81 Was revealed here today BY
ponca City Officers
-Four ponca City boys and one other
man whose home a In Missouri are
under arres. as the resnlt " two
months OF surveillance by local fed
|crai officers and Santa Fc operators,
Frank JamIson and Clarence Julian.
now held AZ Pawhusaa viii he given
a preliminary hearing At rawhuska
this afternoon.
Three ronca City boys are nov in
tho Logan county JAIN at Guthrie.
They viii be given a preliminary
hearing az Guthrie Saturday They
are Cecil Kapelie. Carl Ramsey, aud
Merle Larmon. larmon was said by
local officers 10 be out on bond await
ing trial for alleged highway, robbery
here on March fourth A sixth mem
ber OF the alleged robher band has
not been arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
COTTON POOL SALE TO
Be HELD AUGUST Z
Government Expert win Be
Here on That Date To
Grade and Glass
Cotton

a ielegran frem ~ Y 3 nareaa
q Markets. fiNre Friday. Ausus IT,.
aa the dale fer sradluf elaafins and
settling the Ga,hfie pool of 1870 cot.
ten anA all oo.iDn Ernaers who desire
70 pul ono Or more bales In lhe peol
must have them listed with County
Agenl Wiley 81 Secretary Fred /.
Wenner of the Couen Growers com
mltlee not later than Monday, August
s e. n Mitchell, cotton cxper. head
of he bureau ~ Markets far Oaia.
homa wlll conduct thn aaln and hid
ders ara expected from many okta-
hnma and Texas .rms. " Hoffman.
preelden, q the First NAsianal Bank.
viii act a. trustee Tor tho oolion
growers and close ne sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-04
TIIE. STRANGE CASE
OF GEORGE RAMON

New York. Aug THE mystetv
shroudlng the history and the re-
cent movements OF Lieutenant Ceorg>
Iiamon. yariously proclaimed vic.
tim OF aphasia. shellshock and other
maladics. was stll unsoived today.
No trace has been found Of the young
man. who clnimed TO he member
of the same family as the late Jake
T. TIamon. millionaire Republican
leader of Oklahoma. since he my
stcrlously disappeared from tho
North aIndaon hospital at Weekawk-
ch. where he had heen patient for
two weeks
Nor has tho arrival OF his ra-.
cnts. which he confidently predicted
materialized. Meanwhile CHIEF of
Police August Kiassen OF wcchawker
has begun TO investigate IIamons
movements and claims. particularly
his assertions that M had received
kilograms and long distance calls TO
the effect that they were on the way
to weehawken 10 taka him hack TO
Oklahoma with Them.