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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-22
500 $3.50 5000 $500 $500 $50,

Report says a centenarian has new tooth,
but it may be false.
of shipping.
A Pittsburger had two wives living in the
same house. This house shortage is terrible.
little liquor now and then seems to get
the best Of men.
They claim a day on the moon is twenty
four hours long; it is probably the one be-
fore payday.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-22

operas produced by the Chicago Opera
company during the present ten weeks sea.
son will be transmitted by wireless telephony
to all wireless stations within radius of one
thousand miles that care to "listen in" Mary
Garden, general director of the company, an
nounces
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-22
Around the World
Tri-Weekly News Flashes From All Over
the Earth
Prison Films

Officials of the State Reformatory for
Women, Bedford, N. Y , have announced that
the place had been put on a motion picture
circuit and would receive films regularly,
but that the utmost care would be exercised
to save the inmates from anything savoring
of the vulgar.
Sentimentality and brutality particularly
are to be avoided. There is to be only the
mildest of love-making in the films exhibited
at the institution and elopements and MUIR
ders and other narrowing incidents are to be
ruled out.
The first picture to be shown will be Polly
anna, with Mary Pickford playing in it.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06
INTERESTING
CASES SCHEDULED
FOR FEDERAL JURY

Minneapolis. MINI. April Cop
ening Of the first 1921 term Of the
federal district court here with the
conyenfng of the federal grand jury
yesterday carries much interest due
several cases which come up for
action.
Because OF . heavy calendar. both
Judges Wilbur ~. Booth and Page
Norris will nit on the bench, and It IL
probable the jurists will hear cases
simultaneously.
Most important among the cases to
come before the federal grand Jury
are the actions against Deibert Smith.
alleged mail car robber and murder
er. and G. A. Smith and Mrs. Gin
BeaFse, both charged with ajteffns
numbers on stolen liberty bonds
In all, about 50 persons were bound
over to the grand jury. Ffty-One OF
these are charged with liquor viola.
lions and fourteen with breaking thu
narcotic laws
Interest in the Delbsst eaa3tls aaN
~ moss thaa aaksU11AA-ysnfh n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06

years OF age. who, police claim. ad-
mttted ne held up . mail train on the
night OF February Is and MORALLY
wounded a mail clerk, IL sought By
three Sets OF 0fficfalS-federal au-
thorittes and county attorneys OF two
Mtnnssota counties. Although appre.
hended ~ postal inspectors At 8alt
Lake City on March 70 and held to
me grand Jury in United Etates dis.
trtct court ~ ~ expected federal al.
th0rttfes will remand the ALLEGED mai
q bandit 10 state officials, that ne
may b trted on the more aerfoua
charge. that NJ murder.
White robbtHg the mail car. Delbert
smith ~ alleged TO have slOt q. r,
Strong. mail clerk, because tho later
dtd not comply With the bandits COM
ma!,ds With enough haste, ~ the
train was travelling through 6her-
burns county Upon arrival Il Mime.
ap0lk STRONG wa rushed to 4 hos
Dlhel wpefH > lev days later he sslc.
Beth Floyd n. Olson ana n.orr.
~ fyles HSpAspls ana Ghsrbur1e
county attorneys, respectively, haye
announced they Will ask the Srand
lSrNs ~ me respective eOHpfies n
MNee erG 4AGree murder tnAfcknaafs
AG1tp1 Dsth11t 1bp4th. IN, Hess~sSs
Observation-Disclosures ~ san1ea,{Se
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06
NORTHWOOD NAN
GIVEN JAIL TERM
FOR WIFE BEATING

Charged with assault and battery.
). B. sponheim Of Northwood pleaded
guilty when brought before Justice Of
the Peace Phil Mclaughlin Tuesday
afternoon and was sentenced to serve
20 days in the county jail and pay a
fine of $50. In default Of payment
OF the fine, an additional Jail sentence
ofs25 days must be served.
Sponheim. who is proprietor Of a
small rooming house at Northwood, Is
Complaint was mhde to States Attor-
.ney r. F. Elton by DR.. o. Bolstad and
after an investigation by a deputy
sheriff, a complaint was made and!
brought to Grand Forks to
answer the charge.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06
TO MEET
THURSDAY AT NOON

According to an announcement
made last night by T. B.. Elton. presf-
dent of the Kiwanis club. the regular
weekly meeting OF the orKaafzation
viii be held Thursday Noon In place
OF today az, the Employef1 assocfa.
ton is occupying the Commercial
club roomsfwfth their annual conyen-
.tfon.
AT the meeting to he held tomor-
row complete plans for the KOm-
munity KarnivaI. TO be held May ~.
- and u will be taken up. consid-
cradle interest in the Karnival has
been shown by the members and It
was believed advisable to turn over
the entire meeting to the discussion
.0f this subject fin place.of the regu-
lar program OF speakers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06
COMMANDMENT AND
MRS. A WILL
SPEAK HERE AGAIN

commandant and, Mrs. ]. M. Hale
returned this morning from Thief
River Falls, Mimi. where they have
conducted q series of successful
evangelical meetings. Commandant
and Mrs. Hale will conduct meetings
In this city It the local Salvation
Army citadel every evening COM
,mencing promptly at 8 o'clock for the
next week.
On Monday evening. April II,
ICommandant Hale Will lecture at
Laximore and on Tuesday al Park
River. A cordial invitation has been
extended to the general public to It
tend the meettnGS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06
SIM FEINERss Make ATTACK.

Belfast. April 6.-Sinn Fem forces
made attacks during last niGhf on
many police basreRks apA police
|patrols in County TYRONE northern
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06

.-EEnhH4RE 70
grounds that the mail clerk died h
annapolis (Hennepin county1 .Whie
me ~sherburne county attorney cisirSs
tne case y under his jurisdichonabe-
cause Of the fact that strong ~ shot
sna y holdup committed insahie
Wuliam Anderson. assistant United
ntates district attorney, annoinced
tnat the federal charge 81 rob
pIne . mails would b 3 max}num
ssntence OF but IS years, re WIN turn
= E 70 County Attorney Oiscnsfhe
complete government records fnH2hs
csse upon which to ASK for q ~ ~.
sfes murder indictment.
Ars Bearse and Mr.. G. a. smith
are alleged by the government Win
nayinE stolen Liberty bonds Is: thsir
p~osseaaeon. the numbers on vhiah
wsss altered. Mrs. Bearsc WI
g last November It her anarfment
nsSs, where the government charees
OF dollars 81 thosAi aItarsd
sIClsn bonds were found. Tho .iilfIf.
y claimed he Wa { private 1Ge1.
Nv w!th an agency In NinnAssssN1s.
: into custody IN Rochss ~.
Eanehs villa, once Z bandit. = -,
~ XAR~A AE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-06

soc syta Complexion
Powder, a. French
imported Face Pow
der, 2 boxes -for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
In the Duncan District

\ big disappointment to a good
many concerned is the news that
Colcord's No. Lowell located in the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
17-1s-Sw is dry and TO he aban-
doned at a total depth OF 2,60S feet.
This well had n small showing in
sand topped about $500 feet, and It
was thought II might make a well
in that deep pay.
The Magnolia Petroleum COM
pany has completed two-inch line
from its lines I'm the Duncan field up
to the wildcat we'll of Cant and Par
sons located in 25-1n-ow, which is
still making about l,500 barrels OF
oil, and is reported today 10 be run
ming the production.
IT IL reported that the No. Blade
Of the McMann oil company located
in the southeast corner OF the south
west of the southeast OF 29-1s-sw is
making about 400 barrels Of oil and
coo barrels OF water. due to being
drilled too deep in the sand. II is
also reported that the old Colony
we'll, the offset TO the east, IL also
making considerable water. II looks
az though water pressure Is back OF
the oil in this pool, and that It may
provs TO be a big disa ppointment, al
though go far the other wells have
been holding up unusually good.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH S. 1921.

Ing of In imports Of McNiran Oil. al
though again January statistics give
little cnCUuragemcnt TO pcss.mistic
attitude. Almost lS,5Oo,0oo barrels
OF oil were shipped ont OF Mexico i'm
January and there is little doubt but
that this great outpourinE OF Mex
lean oil is the determining factor iu
depressing prices OF American oil.
Tho situation ia the Mexican oil
fields is being watched 10y all oil
men because Of tho forecasts by ccr-
tain people that shipments OF Mex
lean oil viii fall off sharply within
the next few months.
However, II the tremendous flow
OF Mexican oil into the markets OF
the world is lessencd 10y a decline iu
production, tho effect on American
oil prices will hc startling. In the
opinion OF the best informed.
editors note--ThUrc IS no great
amount of refined products ln stor-
age, and especially is this true oi
gasoline Stocks were never lower
at this season OF the year. although
there is an excess of Kerosene and,
or course, Of fuel OIL Both Of these
products are likely To- ho taken for
immediate export iunsmuch as the
allies appear to- be determined to oc-
cupy all strategic points TN Germany
It viii create furious demand for
everything In the way of petroleum
and its products. which includes
gasoline and fuel oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Mexican Oil Depressing
Dricoc

CFrom the Wall Street Journal
While petroleum statistics for Ian
uary 40 not reflect the reaction
which has taken place in the indus
try they warrant the belief that re-
ports of depression and price cutting
OF crude oil have been overdone.
The reaction in the oil business
started I'm December. aud was "N-
pectcd TO be shown TO a greater OK
tent than appeared in the statistics
for January issued by the United
states government, which showed
1861, 900 barrels Of crude run
through tho refinerles,
This does not necessarily mean
consumption Of oil, inasrnuch as re-
fined products may have been put
I'm storage 10 n large extent by re-
finers, data on which will not be
available until some time later. But
on the assumption that refiners
stored large quantities OF refined
products. Il is argued that the pros
pcct of an active demand IN the
spring and summer must Justify the
storage Of stocks at present, other
wise il Is difficult to explain which
refiners put 49,651,0O0 barrels Of
crude, a record amount, through
their refineries.
Exports Of crude and refined oil IN
January, valued at S59,3O4,000 and
amounting TO 3l2,1lS,00O gallons,
close TO the 500 900, 0,0O0-gallon rec
ord OF December, are explained as
representing shipments on orders
previously booked, but allowing for
as unfavorable an Interpretation Of
the figures as Is possible, the fact
remains that the export shipments
for the month were flattering, as was
also the amount OF oil run through
/ tho refineries.
II is the opinion OF leading oil
men that the present slackening de-
mand, assuming that Il viii be
shown in statistics for February
may be subject 20 a quick reversal,
depending in part on a probable fall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
ou MARKET QUOTATIONS
Bio Meeting Wednesday

There will be a big meeting Of the
.sf... managers OF the Independent
,,,o.rios in Tulsa Wednesday. II
all. hiring together the largest num-
d.. of active heads OF the various
r.rrirg Interests that has gathered
d, vul.a ir many long day.
Tho chances are that by Wcdnes-
5.. fhr situation will have improved
--.,tly Gasoline that has been sell
'-c rrr as low as ~ cents per gal
Ian win doubtless be in strong de-
,..rd at IS cents or better.
.ru,ra are many reasons which
~. 90 do with the rapidly rising
rr,ccs as for Instance, the wonder
~ s,rirg weather and the possible
var In Germany. should TINS ma
,or,.nzc. il will mean "A tremendous
trr-,rso I'm the demand from the
allied forces maching into Germany
E.f more than all the demand Will
como from oil iohbers all over the
Unite. states who have allowed their
,erks TO become empty and have
bocn buying only from hand to
mouth
rbcso same dealers win have only
themselves to thank, as II has been
eytdant for a long time that the
market had reached the bottom, and
rigbf now there Is a panic on among
purchasers Of gasoline and each and
s,sry ono who depends on tho out
,Yt Of the midcontinont field IL real
iz.ng that his great opportunity Is
n,ss.d Il is only another case Of
where the man who waits for the
bottom price never gets IT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Ne,O COMPETITIONS in the
OSnne

The No. 4 well Of the Riverland
oil company. located in the north-
east corner of the southwest Of
l6-22-9, Hominy district, which
was good for 100000 feet of gas
in sand at 2,177 feet, has been drilled
on down and is good for 200 barrels
OF oil per day on the pump in sand
from 2,lS2 to 2,212 feet.
Near Nelagony the we'll located in
the northeast corner of the north
west OF 19-25-l1, which had a small
show OF oil from 1875 to 1,7S5 teot,
is dry and abandoned at a total
depth of 1907 feet.
The Bransdall oil company has a
dry hole in its well located in the
northeast corner of the southeast OF
$3.50. The lime was topped
at 2,2S5 feet. a small show was found
At 2,575 feet, and the hole was fin
ally abandoned at total depth Of
ABA feet.
Hivick and others well located I'm
the northeast corner OF tho north
west of the northeast of the south
west Of 9-23-l1 is dry and aban'
doned at 1850 feet. 1t IL reported
that no Bartlesville sand was found
in this well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Atlantic to List Stock
on Big Exchange

Henry Greis left for Richmond,
Va. last night to attend the stock
holders meeting of the Atlantic Pc
,roleum company, at which time the
question Of raising the par value Of
the stock from So to S25, I'm order
that It may be listed on the New
York stock exchange, Will be con
siderod
It is only such stocks as are listed
on the big exchange that have bor-
rowing value in banks throughout
the country, and moreover, it is only
these stocks that have n cash market
At all times. The only question is
will the New Workers, who have
been prone to slaughter everything
that comes from the midcontinent
field. know enough to realize that
the Atlantic Petroleum company is
one OF the hest and most reliable
concerns in this field. II is paying
iWdends that are earned, and has
much undeveloped property ahead
VI Il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Ererybody Satisfied

\ receiver in the person OF G. n.
Segar OF the Producers state bank
was appointed yesterday for the two
Templeman oil companies. one of
Oklahoma and the other Of Della
ware, at the solicitation OF Mcssr..
Temploman and Orvilc Frantz. ma
norily stockholders in both com
panies. The roccivcrship includes
all properties with the exception OF
The Will!c King farm. in l1-12-1l.
bcEgs district, which is being oper-
atcd by the Producers d Rofincr-
corporation. ReCaltly at Denver
Mr. Templcman brought suit against
the majority stockholders but los,
out on all his contentious The
property will now be handled to tho
best possible advantage and every
body Will have a look-in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Wildcat Well at Duncan
q MyStery

Tho No. well OF Shultz & Green,
located in the center Of the north
west OF the southwest Of 13-1n-9w,
has certainly turned out to be n mys-
terry The latest information gained
from returning oil men from that
Held is that the wcll was drilled 10
! total depth Of 2,235 feet, ono foot
In a dry sand, and that there never
| was show of oil. Mr.. Shultz's per
'ional report, also checked up with
Ievcral local authorities, which we
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Competitions in
Slick District

The Tidal oil company's No. I
Mcintosh, located in the northeast
corner of the southeast of tho south
east Of 5-15-l0, was shot with 80
quarts and responded with pro-
duction of 1876 barrels per day. Sand
was found from 2,632 to $500 feet.
The Twin States OH company has
a 250-harrel well In its No. 4 Rob-
inson, located in the southeast cor
ner Of the southwest Of 9-15-lO, aft
er a 7O-quart shot. Sand was found
from 2.627 TO 2.663 feet.
The we'll OF the Carter Oil com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
The Committee Visits
Duncan
nv HAENY IT- sMITH.


The subcommittee of tho central
committee on conservation and con
ciliutiou OF. the Mid Continent OH \
Gas association, has just returned
from Duncan, where it went over the
entire situation with tho local com
mittoe and with the various opera
tors in that field Tho committee
states that It finds that there is no
immediate danger Of overproductiou
In the south pool ntownship ls-Sw,
hut that the possibilities in tho north
pool located I'm township 1-Sw, are
as yet somewhat problematical The
committee was also grattficd to find
that the local committee, consisting
Of T. r Easou, J. A. Blaydcs and T.
$. Stahl was doing splendid work
and receiving the cooperation OF
practically all Of the operators I'm
that fiold. Tho committee found that
no wells had been drilled in viola
lion Of the plan, nor did Il find any
disposition on the part Of operators
TO oppose the conservation plan
heretofore promulgated by the asso-
citation. Certain instances of peculiar
hardship were taken up and sCo
ironed out and n is believed that tho
plan is working in this field as com
plotely and as successfully as else
where.
Certain reports Of large wells be-
ing drilled In Vioaltion of the plan
have been exaggerated. Tho pine line
companies, the oil producers and the
committee are working harmonious
~ TO keep the oil in the ground 90
IN ras possible until the market Ia
cilltics are adequate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08

published in Saturdays World. il
still held to be true by them. This
report was that the sand was topped
at 2,l2l feet, ratholcd few feet In
and Immediately muddcd OF, and
that there was found good show
OF oil Anyway, the tools were put
back in the hole Yesterday and the
developments of the next few DAYS
viii surc!" tel the tale Definite
Information is certainly essential, 50
far as making investments in the
neighborhood Of this well
IIot-air papers who have been re-
porting this we'll as good for from
1000 to 5000 barrels OF oil. are ccr-
tainly sweating blood and begging
everybody pardon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Cosden Taking and Paying
For all the oil

Cosdcn & co. have announced that
dating back TO the first of the
month. 10 will take and pay for all
ihe oil with which its lines are con-
rrctcd This will release lot OF
cash and will add greatly to tho sit
uauon in the midcontinent field. II
means "a cash market for about H.
500 barrels daily. There is still some
storage oil In tho tanks OF Cosden
{ co. that will be settled for later on.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08

The NOrnOIII IolrOIoum COm-
pany s No. ] Pleasant located In the
northwest corner Of the northeast
OF the northwest OF 24-19-4, S.
good for % barrels after "a 4O-quart
shot In the skinner sand, found
from 3.3Og 10 3.32G feet. The hole
was drilled TO the Bartlcevillc. which
was found fun Of water at 3,40O
feet ana was plugged back to the
shAIlnMrr naN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Oudchitd County, Arkansas
Wildcat Makes Salt Water

The No. l Cole OF the standard Of
Louisiana has been drilled FIVE foet
in the sand found at 2.OS9 feet, and
IL bailing salt water and not max
ing any oil. This well has been the
subject of many reports during the
last few DAYS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Getting Good Wen in
WynOnd District

The No. / well OF the Twin states
oil company located in the south
west corner OF tho the northeast Of
lS-24-l0, which made $50 barrels
natural in the Bartlesville sand from
2,075 to 2,U99 feet, was given u CO.
quart shot yesterday, and is now
making 275 barrels through the
bridge. 1t is expected this will make
2 good well when the bridge is
cleaned out. The new well offset the
we'll of the Guffcy- Gillespie oil
company, and extends the field about
a quarter mile northwest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Nice Wen in Pool
Northwest of Gushing

Tho No. 1 we'll OF tho Tidal Ou
company, located Loo the southeast
corner of the northeast ot the uurth-
west OF 2g-lA-5, is good tor goo bar
rcls from sand topp q at 3.2N9 foot
The rich pay was found from 3,292
to 3.299 feet. and the hole was
drilled 10 a total depth uf 3.3QS feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
Get Big We'll in
Breckenridge. Terns

The No. ! Ackers II OF the Sioux
oil & Refining Co. in the Breckon-
ridge field. is reported as making
1000 barrels Of oil per day from the
lime topped at 1850 feet, and the
well Is only drilled s feet in. This
well Is located about a half mile
north Of the townsite Of Brecken-
ridge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08
With the Oil Men

c. F. Gilchrist, a prominent Usage
oil operator. Is in the city today on
business.
Lawrence J. Zollor. chief geoloEist
OF the National Exploration com
pany, has been notified that he has
been elected "A member i'm the hon
orary society OF Phi Kappa Phi at
the Missouri school Of mines This
honor comes In recognition Of the
high standing which Mr.. Hollcr held
while in school and the exceptional
record ne has made in this field.
c. Morris, formerly with the OH
and Gas journal, is in charge OF the
Chicago office Of Horace G.. Wilcox
and Ernest NJ Oswalt with offices
in the Tower building at North
Michigan avenue, Chicago He likes
the work much better than news
paper work, which is certainly very
satisfactory and as it should be.
T.. r. Perry. at the head of Cos
den Il Co, ~ back from New
York and says that the demand for
/ gasoline which has developed In tho
! last few days Is the most remark
| dblf tNlNfllNf " l'AAll ll4llh ~ bs'lfRA
! ity that he has ever witnessed.
II look for n big advance within
/ the next day or two" said Mr.. Perry,
"and we are bending every effort TO
I supply the demand"
+. !. Bullock, general purchasing
agent OF the Standard OH company
! Of Indiana. Is I'm the city on business,
! Mr. Bullock SAYS that the situation
/ IS getting better very fast, and that
no expects to see "A material advance
: IN the price Of gasoline within the
next few days,
f. r. Perry vice president OF the
Cosden companies, has returned 20
Tulsa after trip to New York and
Chicago.
w. A. Smith. who has a large con-
cossion for oil I'm Colombia, South
America, and who has a string ~
tools with casing on tho ground to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08

START wei, any Time. ia hold up un
account OF 'iuIn,H' conditions.
having expected lo set the WouuY
mere rather than in Sew York,
Whcrc everybody DO PLAYING South
America as the guwluE oil tDli. Nj
ShVh mas hHi moro experience
along tn" coast ul Colombia and hIH
pat ln many years and made several
O. ips io That country uut knows the
ou game Hs VoIl ua anyone h.r,,
ana d'u"tl's. hJ. ass good % ,oNgDe.
" good bet ANA The man with thr
necessary coin Nho hicks iu is likely
CO. have ns much of q r1WNlc as ANY
man over had anywhere. iua CON
,'Ssion uvs IuugiualN "l"u" th"
Marda,'ua south nt thu Tropical Oh
company q holdluEs.
Patrick ". Murphy ot Eldopdo.
AIR. IS iu the city for conference
as % the lcgW situation in Arkau
sus, and particularly as tu the pro.
posed oil legislation. Nj Murphy
says There a u1 doubt u n,It is
located iu south Arkansas hut CON