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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
The Situation

In sizing up the situation In ro-
gard to market conditions, the fol-
lowing is given as coming from the
best possible authority available
anywhere. First, II. II. Perry, of
Cosden a. company said THE stu
alton really looks much improved.
Tho fact that the steel mills are got
ting busy again means good market
for fuel oil and for lubricants, The
demand for gasoline Is unproce-
dented at this season of the year,
and 1t all means, We are going into
the new year, only "A few months or,
with no accumulation OF gasoline
and there will therefore be better
outlook than in the spring of 1921
when there was a lof of gasoline in
storage, especially In the eastern or
seaboard rofiner's tanks. There was
not 30 much here, and there should
be none when spring opens In 1922.
L. l.. M!Sae!l. general manager for
the Empire rcfinerlos, stated yestor-
day I'VE are OF the opinion that the
bottom has been reached and that
from now on there Will be healthy
reaction from the low or depressed
business condition which We have
been going through. We are start
ing our refining plants at Gushing
and Ponca city, and expect to take
care OF a larger share OF the very
urgent demand for fuel oil and gaso'
line which rs now In evidence.
George Locke, sales manager foi
the Barnsdall Refining company, an
nounces that his firm has made ar
rangements to put In distributint
stations in some or the best OF th'
nearby states, and further that the
''super-gas" which they are manu-
featuring with the new process a
the Bigheart refining plant. viii
easily command an advanced price
over ordinary gasoline.
III. T. Ashton. Of the Pure OF
company, confirms the report that
his Distributing stations In the
northwest are finding It most pro-
fitHble 10 handle a very high grade
product and are enabled to sell thit
kind OF gaoline at two cents above
the market. II is on account of a
complete knowledge OF marketing
conditions and especially OF refin-
ing.
The Magnolia which has been In
price war at Fort Worth, yester-
day advanced the price Of gasoline
from II to IA cents, tank wagon,
which means the end Of a foolish
fight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
With The Oil Men

j. a. Is. Iandell who Is In the
city introducing the Burrell-Ober-
fell charcoal process for the re-
coyery OF gasoline from gases, and
a former resident OF Tulsa, states
the gasoline extraction business.
as a whole. has Improved to such
n state ia the last 90 days that
manufacturers are making a small
profit on every gallon they produce.
The average cost of production per
gallon OF gasoline produced Is about
lS cents, the selling price, however.
today is around Ia to II 1-2 cents
for S4-ss straight run casinghead
gasoline, so a small profit fs there
by realized.
The new departmental scale for
payment OF gas royalties Is still
high and all new contracts are to
bo taken on the basis OF so per
cont of the net profits. Consolida-
tlon OF plants operating In the same
general location Is tho most eco
nomical step that can be taken 10
put the operators in position to
cut down tho cost Of manufacturing
overhead and upkeep. The day of
high compression syst ems for re-
covering gasoline is passing and is
rapidly being replaced by a combi-
nation "low-stago' compression
and absorption OF the tail vapors
by either the charcoal method or
oil.
John Griffin. who has been tour
ing England, France. italy Switz-
crland and Belgium with his wife
and two daughters, is back and is
looking as though the trip had
been Of the greatest benefit when
fellow eats spaghetti and fish for
fourN months he is bound to look
young and as though he had had a
vacation said Mr.. Griffin / don't
believe that we can depend on Eu-
rope for market and one thins
is sure. and that IN the United
states should finance herself before
going any further with the financ.
| ing Europe. The situation In. Rus
sia is not so bad as has been stated
hut there is a little suffering that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS..
win Initiate Entirely
NeU Case

when In chicago early In the
week, Judge Jackson OF Thorno ana
jackson who are the mpet proWl-
nent attorneys representing various
interests. including oil, stated % inc
writer. we are getting ready 70 IN
itiatc an entirely new case hoi9re
tho Interstate commerce cummls-
sion. and thoroughly believe that we
will be successful IN getting lower
rates on long distance hauls for the
rcfinrra. iust RB We did for the cat
tirmen. and just as tho fruit grow
efs NJ California and other spcvial
interests have succeeded In doing
Mr.. Jackson was formerly a
member of congress from Kansas, !,
his home having boen, at that time
at Eureka. Greenwood county. lie
was also attorney general OF thnt
state, and is we'll known to every
one IN kansas fvr his fighting abb!
tty. and for his unsweryiug devotion
10 tho interest OF the people az
aRainFt the trusts and monopOlloH.
Ills associatN2n with clifford Thornc
Il, therefore, most fortunate ana
sspoeially In view OF the fact thnt
nc liz diplomatic and every defer
ential to the court whereas, MIR.
'Thorne is every inch n fighter.
That this firm has so strong an
opinion as to tho outcome of an
other suit which is about to be in
stitutod, rs most encouraging, mas
much as a ionge distance freight
rate is the one particular thing most
necessary 10 bring about prosperity
here. And moreover, these attor-
neys will have the undivided support
of the traffic men In the Western
Petroleum Reflners association, who
have been holding n conference IN
81. Louis, at which II was decided
20 start proceedings at once and 10
request that Messrs. Thorne and
jackson begin these very same pro-
ceedings as was suggested by Nj
Jackson TO the oil editor early ~ the
week. 1t all means that now, at
least, something tangible Is To be
undertaken and the chance are, ten
to one, that something Will be ac-
oomplished. This, Is also the unan-
imous opinion of the best posted
traffic men here who attended the
st. Louis conference.
At tho 81. Louis conference
there were representatives o.
the railroads as well as the
traffic managers OF refineries
and Il appears thar, at least some
thing tangible has been accomplish
ed. namely, that rates from south
western points TO Colorado common
points will be reduced from 70 Il
90 1-2 cents, which will put TN
southern oil corporation, Livingston
oil company, and IAwton ftcfinin
companys plants In much bette
shape 30 far as a market Is concern
cd. Other changes were discussed
but II would appear that tn
one particular and most importan
change,will be long distance rat
which will give the rofiners In tn
mid continent field, and outlet TO tn
east. which Is the contvr Of popula
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
WIN Help Entertain Delegates
at Next Months Convention

John Carson, known far and
wide for his hospitality, writes that
during the convention OF oil men
which viii be held at the Drake
hotel Chicago. beginning October
II he will have an attendant at
the office of the TeXman Refining
company, SOC Lake View building
116, South Michigan avenue, who
will be in direct communication
with special page at the Drake
hotel, who will devote all OF his
time 10 this service, and win take
care OF all the wants OF the con-
vention visitors. and is now ready
to make reservations for any OF his
friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
White Oil Corporation
Setting WeW in Big Play

Tho white oil corporation cer-
tainiy seems to DO lucky now days,
as from the present outlook they
seem to own one OF the best i60
aGre leases in Creek county, This
acreage consists OF the northeast
quarter OF 23-l6-lO, and offsets the
new / 800 barrel well OF the Khw-
field OIL company on the east.
This company Is also drilling an
other well on its so acre lease
located In the south half OF tho
northeast OF 2l-l6-10, being a twin
To the first test, which was ruined
In shooting. This operation offsets
the No. well Of the Indiahoma OF
company which started out max
Ing 1000 barrels per day. ana al
indications point to the fact tina
the White OH corporation is quo
good one In their second location
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
Extracts from a Letter
of the Tuberculosis Patient

The following Is I'm part the CON
tents uf II letter from the man who
was sent to Colorado not long ago
for whom 40 many oil mon and
others so charitably contributed 40
that he might he able 20 make the
trip to Denver.
THE roaring noises In the back
OF my head and the Hwolling of my
feet have both gone. | seem TO be
as weak bodily as ever, but the tu-
borCulosis clinic In Tulsa told me
the Inflammation would have 10
leave my lungH before I would gain
I'm strength. Well, ] think this Ia
happening now, for I don't cough
so much nor spit up 80 much, and
I am shopping better. and instend of
being 10 dospondcnt, | feel / am
getting hopeful feeling.
II can live very cheaply here, az
my room is 50 week and there IL
n restaurant In part OF the house
whore my meals run about SO cents
per meal | don't think I could
have found n better or cheaper place
and at the Same tlmo so clean and
sanitary.
"Tho funds you gave mo when /
left Tulsa win be running rather low
next week, an I had such heavy cx-
penso before | got out here. IL
could only stay longer | feel sufo
will soon be recovering fast
Thanking you kindly. "
In response to tho above we have
forwarded $50, S2b OF which waf
contributed by Alva j. Niles of the
Secudity state bank, So by o. H.
Painter, and $40 which was giver
anonimously. There should be forth
coming at least another 500 lmme
dinteIy. as the charity Is IA mos
| worthy one.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
around Henryettd

The no. 8 smith OF the Indian
Petroleum company located In The
CCntcr OF the east line Of the north
east OF 1l-Ii-1l has been completed
aE a 40-barrel natural. This opera
don, first drilled In some time ago,
found the .and from 2,i60 to 1850
feet
IN the New Lyons pool, tho No. 3
Barnett Of the Lyons Petroleum
company located In the northwest
corner Of the northeast southwest
uf 25-il-ll was last reported TO bo
drilling at 2,570 feet, with nothing
showing. The big producer a quar-
ter mile east, owned by the same
companies, found the big pay at
2,55h feet but the failure no lind
the Hand in the No. 3 well Is attri-
butcd to the natural dip uf 100 feot
TO the mile found lp the sands In
the Dcancr pool distr-ict This OPP
Grafton will probably be drilled In
today.
T.. H.. Blacks No. Hawkins IN
the northeast corner of 6-l1-l2 ~
dry and abandoned at II total depth
OF 100 feet.
The No, well Of Graham and
others located Ia the northeast cor
ucr OF the southwest southeast OF
HEB is abandoned and being
plugged NJ total d"nth Of 2,507
feet,
Two sew opewtious are being
started In this district.
Tho No. / 1.oOney Of Lewis and
others located In the northeast cor
nor Of the southwest of l3-12-ll TX "A
rig on the ground. and the Prefer
red oil corporation has a machine
In for test In the center OF the
west limo Of tho southeast northwest
Of 3l-i2-it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

owned by the western oil Fields
corporation Of Mexia, Texas, for a
reported consideration Of ti.000,-
900, according TO the Derrick. The
well on u recent test flowed 800
barrels In 30 minuecs.
Pierce oil well on lot 1So IL re-
ported showing 90 per cent salt
water and MEXICAN Gulf No. IL on
lot 100, both In the Amstlan dis
trlct. showing 2 i-1O of one per cent
salt water. These wells we're among
the shallowest In the field. Mexican
CUR being iG05 feet below sea
level and the Pierce well around
i.575 feet: both were among the big
est producers In the field. The
main gulf well was good tor 10000
barrels day and has been pinchcd
In following water instruBion. Re.
ports received by the company state
the pressure, increased to 500
pounds following the pinching In,
which Ia not considered favorable
Eigu. TO date 28. wells have been
reported affected in Amatlan
TULSA-Thc Sinclair Crude oil
Purchasing company buying agency
for Sinclair Consolidated In Mid
Continent field com klotcd neRotia-
tions for purchase Of ij more 65,-
O0-bnrrcl tanks. according to au-
thoritmtive Information. At the end
Z August the company had stockl
OF g,96S,OG3 barrclA of crude oil IN
the Mid Continent Ard was storing
better than 10000 barrels daily
early in September. II has received
and erected last of the big order OF
30 tanks OF 5000 barrel capacity
each and these are practically all
fiil6d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

the northwest corner OF tho south
west Of the southeast of the north
cast Of 27-4s-2w. Sand In this Op-
Grafton WAS found from 2,b77 TO
2 2.G02 feet.
The No. Of the Magma OF com
pany found sand from ago to 2.464
feet and has been completed az a
90 barrel pumpcr. This test is locat-
ed IN the southwest corner OF the
northeast OF 27-ls-2w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
Ticker Dope

NEW YORK Production Of Crud0
oil in South Light oil districts OF
Mexico averaged $4,000 barrels
daily In Weekend September
3, according to records onc-half
normal, most OF decline being by
fact that n number Of companies
were mot operating extensively as
we'll as intrusion OF water In wells
OF Amatlan, Official Mexican sta
were produced I'm Mexico IN July OF
which 6,S1S64S3 were exported.
Taxes on production paid by various
companies to Mexican government
IN July amounted to {S4S,575 and
export tax payments were S1,206,-
coo. a total OF s2,o55,179.
NEW YoRK-L. II. Dunham,
president OF the Caddo Cen
tarl OIL Company states
that the announcement OF n telc-
gram from Shreveport that tho set
tlcmcnt with the government OF
It's refining company would result in
a gain TO tho Caddo company of
$500, 900 is Excessive and that the
amount would be approximately
| $500, 900.
| The Caddo Central Oil 4 Refining
| Co. expects final settlement of n
lawsuit. now pending In Louisiana
| will he completed within n day or
| two on basis which " expected to
net the company 100000.
NEW YORK--Daily average gross
crude oil production IN the United
states for week ending september
| 10 was l,27b,040 barrels, decline OF
12,230 barrels from week before, ac-
cordinR To estimates OF American
| Petroleum Institute.
NEW YORK-Slnclair Consoll-
dated oil company officials say all
tho 17-tank steamship in the sim
clair fleet are engaged In handling
| bulk Cargoos. -Four weeks ago only
six OF these ships were In service.
be operated at 100 per cent capacity
| Officers are confident tho fleet Will
be operated at 100 per cent capacity
through tho winter,
NEW YORK--Dow Jones, Mexi-
can Gulf oil company's well No, =
In the Totoco district Mexico caught
fire Wednesday vt tho time II was
local offices OF the company have
not received ANY advices that the
fire has been placed under control
Tho fire started when the well, on
being completed with drilling tools
up through tho casing and spark
caught when the tools hit the block
In ton or the derrick. setting the oil
on fire. Work "a under way "a
shut the we'll In. The company is a
Subsidiary Of the Gulf Refining com
pany.
Southern New Jersey has reduced
gasoline In tho domestic market
from one 70 two cents n gallon ro.
duction or one cent n gallon To II
cents Wholesale was made In New
, Jersey and from one to two cents
/ gallon In the territory emhre cine
Maryland District of Columbia
West Virginia and the Carolinos.
| NEW YORk-Favorable commen
/ regarding NJ, s. G. corporation stocl
! net earnings of corporation In April
may and June was over 100000
OIL CITY-The Magnolia Pc
, troleum company has contracted Il
buy 4S-R"re lease and one wei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

well in the southwest corner of the
northwest OF 33-13-1I is good for
120 barrels natural In sand from
2,552 to $3.50 feet.
Kimbley and others No. ! well In
the northwest corner OF the south
west corner OF the southwest south
east OF 21-1s-t2 found sand from
2.tSs to 2.2f0 feet and Is good for
so barrels after a so quart shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
Deep Test Near SdpuLpu

j. T.. Murphy Is rpudding In on
his 40. located In the south
west corner OF 3i-17-12 for n
deop test TO go 10 $500 feet, Mr..
Murphy expects to pick up the Will
cox sand In this operation about
$500 feet. and unless oil or gas is
found, a thorough test will be made
Of tine deeper formations. This test
is being put down on a.block of 32O
0crca, being the west half Of the
section
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
CrOsbie's Horses
Going Good This Year

j. +. Croshie is enjoying great
sport and a much needed diversion,
racing his horses this year, as the
following will show.
Baron Brooke won three
straight heats, taking first money in
the ALA pace, time, 2.12, at Flint,
Mich. At the same meeting, Peter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
Now We'll In Knnsas

Braden and Gore have a 7j-ber-
rel producer In their No. 8 Lenz lo-
Gated In the northwest cUeler OF the
southwest northwest OF 1895. sand
this well was found from 2,753
10 2.77s feet, and was given a shot
Of 20-auarts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
In the Beefs Pool

The Beots oil company has Il 100
barrel producer after several small
shots In its No. 1 we'll located In
the southeast corner OF the north
west OF 32-13-11. Sand in this test,
which is an old gasser deepened,
was found from 1850 TO 1861 feet.
The Cosmos oil company's Mo- 2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
In the IMuskOGee District

The No. well OF Halfest and
others located In tho center of the
east limo OF the northwest south
east northeast of 30-15-t9 Is dry
and abandoned at n total depth oi
$50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
Small Producer Near Bald mn.

hampton and others No. well
located in the northwest corner Of
the southwest southwest OF 1915
II has been completed as a 80 bar
rel producer natural. Sand in this
test was found from 1852 to 1900
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
Ne,v We'll Nenr Cowcta.

The Coweta oil company has a
40 barrel we'll in its No. 1 Glib.
son located In the center of the
south line of the southeast south
east OF 7-16-15. This operation
was drilled l6 feet in sand topped
at LAOS feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

Nicholson and others No. we'll
In the northeast corner OF the
northwest OF 4-ll-t4 Is n location.
While the same company's No. l
Kanard In the northeast corner OF
the northwest southwest OF 2S-l2-
IA is a rig up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

should be relieved at once. In
France, Belgium, Italy and Switzer-
land, everyone seems to be having
good time, and food there ~
plentiful and everybody has money
to spend. such as 1t is. but Eng.
land is said TO be in really bad
| financial political and Industrial
condition, but II will work out after
while and. In fact, there Is no
use worrying about any part OF Eu-
rope as all OF the European coun-
| tries will work out their own SAL
walton, in time. when In New
York. | heard that the Mexican
problem is stu unsettled and IN
| the meantime, the oil operators in
/ Mexico are still up in the air as 10
the future" Mr.. Griffin IL one OF
the most prominent oil operators
| having production In West Virginia,
Ohio Kansas, and Oklahoma, and
| has a world OF friends who will he
glad to see him looking so puch
| improved on account OF his trip
abroad.
Ben Briscoe, one Of the owners
of the Ramage process, which has
been taken over by the Barusdall
Refining company, Is back In De-
/ troit after visit here, which In
cldded an inspection trip to the
| Barnsdall plant at Bigheart. Mr.l
/ Briscoe is very we'll pleased with
the way things are going and ex-
planned TO the writer, when In 81.
| Louis, on his way home, that MS
bca. hopes for the success ~ the
new process were being fulfilled
Mr.. Briscoe Is one OF the greatest
promoters in the country and en-
Joys life 20 the limit as he goes
along. His .son-in-iaw, Major Ful'
Ter, is visiting friends in Tulsl
now, and says that n recent test
showed 91 per cent recovery OF
gasoline, at that. with no carbon
and better mileage.
Minor Merriweather and several
OF the Mid-Co refining officials are
In conference in st. Louis but VIII
return 10 Tulsa within few days
Mr.. Merriweather made great
deal OF money in Mexico and is now
in charge of production for the
Mid-Co people here, where no Is
we'll known and has world OF
friends.
Jess Scarborough, well known
chief scout of the Cosden Oh Il
Gas company returned yesterday
from a two weeks vacation trip on
the Little river in the southeastern
part of the state. Mr.. Scarborough
is telling a number OF fish stories
and reports an excellent time all
the way around.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

Harris and others have n ma
chine in for their No. l well located
in the northeast corner OF 3-15-l5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
OIL AND GAS
Leases--suppIies---P Ets
PRODUCTION WANTED.

Five acres. choice residence dis
trict. south OF Maple Ridge. Fruit
ana shade trees but no house. Value
900 OOO. viii trade for leases Off
setting producing wells, or as first
nayment on production. Phone Ce-
dar 1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17
Late COMPETITIONS
in the HeICitt Field

The Champion Oh & Refining co.
has an estimated 150-barrel pro-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

OIL CITY-The Magnolia Pc
troleum compans has contracted to
buy a 4S-ncre lehSe and one we'll
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NEW YORK-Favorable comment
regarding M, s, c. corporation stocN
net earnings of corporation In April
may and June was over $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-17

Southern New Jersey has reduced
gasoline In tho domestic market
from one TO two cents n gallon ro-
duction or one cent n gallon To II
cents Wholesale was made In New
Jersey and from one to two cents a
gallon In the territory embra cine
Maryland. District of Columbia,
West Virginia and the Carolinos.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19
Cavalry Team Wins
 We'll Played Game rom Railroaders

Coming all the way from Fort Huachuca in machines, having left there Friday night at o'clock. the Tenth cavalry baseball team arrived i'll Phoenix yesterday morning in time for their game with the Arizona Eastern team at Eastlake park yes- terday afternoon.
 The team, although rather tired after a 200 mile ride without sleep, showed wonderful class on the base ball diamond when they defeated the A. E. team in close game by a score of 4 to 5.
 Lieut.. Boone certainly brought along a good bunch of ball tossers for they played an errorless game of bafl from start to finish It was an ex- citing game throughout, and the Ari- zona Eastern team was credit on the diamond with their new additions to the club The Cavalry boys are so full of pep" that it is a real treat to watch them perform.
 The score by innings: IT. s. Cavalry. : .010 Oil 100-4 0 Arizona Eastern 020 100 oo0-3 3
Arizona republican., 1921-06-19

throw with a mark of 1s1 feet, 2A inches, two feet under the world S college record
 Paulu of Grinnell and Wilson of Iowa were among the Central Vests leaders
 Probably the greatest event was the two-mile run which proved to be an East-West clash with the East victorious. Romig of Penn State won with Wharton of Illinois second.
 A slight rain before the meet was declared by the runners at first to have left the track in good condition, but the water was found to have seeped through deeper than was thought and the track proved tricky. In the field events. the men had diff ficulty in keeping their feet.