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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
In the Huskogee District

". G. Iantzs No. I Rullson To-
Gated IA The ccutcr ~ the north llnc
OF the north half Of uorthwcst or
4-15-lS IN shut down at 1850 feet.
In tho Boifhcast corner Of the
northwest Of 2s-15-1s thr No. |
Garret of G. s. Disney In shut down
at i.SO5 feet.
g. A. Bovelace has ~ /A0-batrol
well In his No. ] located in the
southwest corner Of tho northc~'t OF
southwest Of northcaH OF 3b-l5-lh,
sand was found from i,09S to l,ll3
feet, and the hole was drilled to "a
total depth OF 1,121 feot. In the
same vicinity tho No. 1 well Of j,
Patton in tho center OF tho south
line OF tho northeast OF southwest
OF northeast OF section 80 " spud-
ding in
u. T.. slushcr has a California RIG
up over a 2.OS0-foot hole In his
No. 1 Jordan located In the north
west corner of the southeast oi
northeast of southwest Of 2s-lb-l9
No. ! Davis Of A. w. lialtest IN
the southwest corner OF the south
east Of northeast of 30-lb-l9 II
spudding In.
The No. Lowls Of j, w. Capp'
located In the southwest corner ol
| the southeast OF 27-16-l7 has
showing for 40-barrcl well In sane
! from 1,72O to l,7ai feet, but " now
! working with casing trouble.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Important Operation in
OkHIulgee District

n. II Blacks No. . Mcintosh, 10
Gated in the northwest corner OF
the southwest Of 34-12-13, is aban-
doncd with a hole full OF water at
3,J66 feet.
w c. Newman has "a rig up for
No. z llaijo, located IN the south.
west corner of the southeast of tho
northeast of 2l-l2-12,
Tho No, Harjo of the Burk on
company located in the northwest
corner of the southwest OF the north
west of 22-12-l2, Is a rig.
Tho Graham,OIl company Is drill-
ing at 2,S0O feet in fts No. Jones
located in the northeast corner OF
tho southwest OF the southeast of
ll-12-l2,
In the northeast corner of the
southeast OF the northeast Of 223-
i2-l2 the No Knowles Of the
GLADYS Belle OH company is shut
down at 2,40O feet.
Tho No. well Of tho Eagle
Pitcher Oh company, located in the
northwest corner Of the southwoS-
of 3O-l2-l2, rs dry and abandoned
at "a total depth of 2,755 teot,
In the southwest corner OF the
northwest OF the northwest of al
| l2-l2, tho No. z wei, of the Eureka
oil company found sand from 2,25N
! TO 2,27O feet, and, is good for 80
barrels. after a 2O-duart shot,
The No. 3 Rentie OF Dewalt ano
| others, located In the northwest cor
ner Of the southwest OF 3l-12-12
had an oil show in sund from 2,3l'
10 3,3lS feet; also "a 1000, O,0OO-foo
gas show in sand topped at 1885,
feet, and tho rig burned down.
Tho No. we'll OF the Jones Oi
Co. located in the southwest cornc
of the southeast OF the northNcs
/ OF 1923, is "a 12.O0O,OOO-foo "a
well in sand found from l,5Oi I
I. i,547 feet.
= Tho No, 2 Horn OF Nicholson an
others, located in tho center of IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
This From Eli Admire

Ell Admire, representing the OF
ton district In the legislature. wires
tho following to The World, which
it checrfully publishes la the hope
that 1t will add to the hilarity OF the
situation, ana the question now Is,
how FAR will Mr.. Admire go?
"lnvcstigatiou OF pipe line com
panies as to storage OF oil tankago
available and reason for cut in price
viii be held Tuesday, May 10. All
pipe line companies and purchasers
have been cited to be In attendance.
ELI Admire, chairman, oil and
gas committee
/ Mr. Admire, whom we an admire
ls out for blood this time, aud will
make the purchasers Of crude come
across, and implicatc themselves IN
n conspiracy to dcfraud the oil pro-
! duCors. He will have the backing
/ Of the bunch as against the move
mcnt started to turn things over L.
the corporation commission OF Okla
homa, If he viii line up everybody
In the legislature from oil districts
and will give us something new AS tc
the situation.
There is great doubt however, a'
i TO MIR. Admire's ability TO force q
J, pipe limo and purchasers of Crud,
oil TO really toll us something not al
ready known. But there IL "A chance
and so here goes for MIR. Admire aut
his committee. lie has lot mor'
ability and Is more familiar with tn
ins and outs of the oil game than I
lot of people give him credit for
lie should really enjoy the situation
ir he succeeds In getting the head
OF the great pipe line system on tn
witness stand
Some people cherish a suspicion
however, that MIR. Admire * shoot
a Ing at game that is "A "lectlo mite
big for the bore OF his gun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

IN take fitii advantage OF the rcstVaI
W. W." the '""'0'o" '"'"s' - ''' :, -.
@Ve have, great confidence In Mr.
tto,,,,or.--ind cod, In the entire pres
ent administ ,atiOn, and we peileso
ubat "a soon as something deflhlte
and construct We IL done 10 tunu
Eirope's floati1g debt TO us' ana ~ ~
stabilize the eNn hanges' there
be a tremendous teVlvaI IN tne VNo ,,a
seas market. The people VINO hhNo
tho most confidence in the future
ana who make the9 plans now, dIr
ING tho dull time, are the people VINO
uiiI nrofit most when the good tunes
cnne again. We oura slNes are looh-
ing for that time, and we anticlpa.
doing our share to CO. operate win
the people who will tabe adVah'aBe
Of it," ,.t.a a.
MIR. Hitchcock, as he explained,
| practicing what he pr Sches,
/ cause hoIs taking adVan tage VI
/ leisure time the present guinness mas
given him. TO take a two months
/ trip through the oil country on oe-
half of his company He hssi al
ready visited the prlncipay texas
centers, and Is going from IuisH w
the Kansas fields before rtuhrhlhs
to New York.
Mike Delaney. who now nalms
Dallas for his home town, has b sen ~
Tulsa for the last dav or two. ana
has received the glad hand from al
the bunch who recognize Mr. DeN'
I news great originality and who ar,
for him because he at one time came
near upsetting the entire democrau,
Marty in Oklahoma by insisting on
brinRing HIS colored nurse on tho
trajn with his family in the Pullman
cav IL was some feat that Mike
performed, x,id inasmuch as he wa.
a genuine democrat from ONO, ne
oas allowed to put the entire santa
No railroad system 'in dutch MT
Delaney Is growing gray. but>'s JUS
as SASSY a democrat NJ he ever was
] and should hurry back to Tulsa &c
keep tho old guard together.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
offset Test 10 kiigore
Wildcat To BE Drilled

The Kilgorc oil company has
rig up for tcst located In the
southwest corner of the northwest OF
the southwest Of the northeast OF
l1-1n-5w, which is an offset TO the
wildcat producer recently brought IN
by the same company
The No. well of the kilgore on
company looted In the northwest
corner OF the southwest of the
northeast of 1i-iu-jw, the original
producer In this district is now
pumping 80 barrels OF oil and 20
barrels uf water. also making about
! . 900. 900 feet Of gas. Tho pay sand
| in this well was FOUND from l076 ~
| ,Oss and from .000 to l,095, and II
il said the water is coming from the
| bottom Of the sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
ConsuB,mdtes Deal on
Osnge Lease

The New England OF & Pipe Line
GO. has purchased from the Card
nor Petroleum company and others
inc southwest quarter Of 1859,
Osarc county. This Is one OF the
laascs secured 10y the Gardner
Spencer company at one of the
Oslge snles. II was then wildcat
territory which has since developed
into "a good pool The lease IL now
only partly developed and Is maxi
ing more than 100 barrels net, set
tied production.
The New England oil company
has recently bought one of tho
Iowa Kansas Development com
panv's partly developed leases In
Woodson county, Kansas. thus add
ing 100 barrels net Of scttled pro-
duction to its regular runs. Thi'
company has also added some very
promising undcveloped leases To it'
holdings both in Kansas and Okla
homa. .. 49, az
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Interesting Developments
Around ROyntOn

No. z Robinson OF u. g. Robinson
located I'm tho center of the north
line Of tho aouthcnBt OF northcah Of
i-lA.IG had a showing in sand from
$50 10 1.7O2 feet, and W shut down
60 shoot. Tho wcll was drilled 60 "A
total depth OF 1850 feet.
Tho No ! richards of tho Okla-
homa Natural Gas company located
In the southwest corner of the
northssst ~ 23-l5-1G is dry and
abandoned at. total depth 81 laos.
The No. I Loo of H. ". Francis
located IN tho center uf the north
Gust ~ southwest Of 3b-lb-lG had a
2 900. .000-foot gas show IN annd
from 77O to 7SO feet, but iS drilling
deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

west line ~ the cast ha.f of tho
uorthcaat OF 3l-t2-IL is drilling at
2,570 feet
The vortex on companys ~. !
Marshall. located Ia the n0rthweat
corner Of the southeast OF the south d.
west of 2G-1J-11. ia good for 30
barrels, w sand from 2ij3 TO 216G
foet.
The No / Thomas. Of the Denver
on company located IN the north.
east corner ~ the southeast of az
I8-t1, Is good for as barrels. In
sand from 2.475 10 2.5t0 feet
Shulcr and others have % ZIG up
for 40 a Thomas. located in the
center ~ the west line Of tho south.
west Of the southeast of 32.l3-iI.
Tho 40. 2 porter ~ ahc Pennock
OF. company located IN tho center
OF tho south line of tho southwest
| Of the northeast Of ot 3i-l3-i1, h. q
rig
IN the northeast corner of The
northwest ~ the southeast Of 3t-13.
IN tho Pcnntck on company has q
| 0-bnrrcl vol IN nv No 2 Thomp
son pind Wab found from 2,525 t'
l2,635 feet
Tho No. Palmer Of tho prniri'
| on 4 Gas Co. located ln tho north
west corner ~ tho northeast ~ th'
| southeast Of 3t-18-t1. Is good fol
| 20 barrels iu sand from 217l u
$500 feet
The gladys BELLE OIL company hai
! shut down ~ 3Oti feet IN It's No.
! Cumpch, located in the southwes
| corner Of the northwest % IN,
southwcst ~ 22-t3-13.
TIL McBrayor Is spudding In 81
| his NO. ! Burnwcll located in IN,
northwest corner Of the southcas
Of The northeast Of 3t-13-1J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Standard of Indiana-Wid-
icest Refining

Standard oil company OF Indiana
has called special meeting Of
stockholders for juno to ratify a
proposal to Increase tho authorized
capital from 500, 100000 to SliO,-
600, 600. II Is reported that the In
diana company plans TO offer 20 cN-
change it's stock for the outstanding
stock of Midwest Refining company
on the basis OF two shares OF Indiana
FOR one share % Midwest.
Tho Midwest Refining company 5
financial statement as Of December
81. 1920, which was made public to-
day. shows indicated net earnings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Wildcat Test Near Pdpnee
Gets .ShOWing Of Oil

The wildcat test of the Atlantic
Petroleum corporation about five
miles northeast OF the town OF Paw
nee and just south % Skecdce, Ia
reported To have found showing
OF oil and gas In the firs; bi cnlS In
the lime. This test, which Ia locat-
ed In Ihe southeast corner of the
southwest OF southwest of 2O-22-6
Is miles from any production, and
viii bo n very big strike IL 1t comes
in a we'll The limo In this opera
tion was topped at 3,0A0 feet and a
/ break was found from 3,G20 feet tt
3.2i6 feet The showing was topped
at 3,246 feet. and the well wa'
drilled fee' In and shut down. n,
estimate was put on the oil show
ing, however, the completion of thu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Important COMPETITIONS in
the Slick District

Tho No. 1 Paige of G.. NJ, Wright
and others located in the southwest
corner OF 34-l6-10 ~ reported TO he
making 100000 feet OF gas and
400 barrels OF oil from I feet In the
butcher sand. The sand In this test
was topped at 2,652 feet, and the
strong showing OF gas makes TINS
operation look like II VIII be "A Dig
well when completed
The FoRer OH company has ahan.
doncd its No. . Miller located NJ
the northwest corner OF the north
east of southwest of 2s-16-lO Mt q
total depth of 2.S53 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, s241 wH..PECK Residence 2442

others l. perfectly proper. but they
carry tho propaganda step fur-
thor, 90 'ho point OF Installing. that
whatever Oh deposits may be found
In other oountrloa shall be iireh
developed nud used and our oil sup.
plies So this country conserved ana
saved until AN that In other coun-
.trlcs ia oxhnurtcd. which in theory
of CONNIE H fine. but is liable 10 be
mighty hard ON us follows In the oil
business hcro depending upon tho oil
fLnldA In OkLhhOmh."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Failures Near Rristow.

The No. 1 Amos Of the wilcox on
g. Gas CO.. located In the southeast
hornor OF the southwest OF 3i-l6-S.
is dry and Abandoned at total
depth of 3,200 feet
The Cosden Oil & Gas Co. Is plug
ging it's No. / Warrior, located IN
the southeast corner OF the south- %
west of the, northeast OF 80 b-lo-o,
which had hole fun OF water al
3,i93 feet,
The No. | Knowl OF the Cosden
oil company located In the south
west corner of the southeast OF the
northwest Of 36-16-s, IL dry ana
abandoned at 2.2a0 feet. This oIri =
tion was abandoned because the
hole was lost.
The No. / we'll Of the White on
corporation, located In the south
wcst corner of 36-l6-S, Is dry ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
COsden Gets Wen at
Duncan

The No. 1 well OF tho Cosden on
company located In the northeast
corner OF 16-1s-Sw is reported to
have been drilled into the 2,2O0-toot
pay yesterday, and To have started
out making 25O barrels The new
producer Is an offset to the Cosdcn
woll In the northwest OF section l5,
which haa been making about 200
barrels Of oil for some time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Late COMPETITIONS in the

The Guffcy- Gillespie OH company
has u 90-barrcl well In It's No. /,
located in the center Of the west limo
hf the southwest OF the northwest Of
25-2i-S sand was found from 2.15O
10 2,222 feet, ana the pay was shot
with so quarts.
Tho No we'll of the Uncle Sam
on company located In the south
east corner of the northeast of 22-
22-9, is dry and abandoned at a
lothl dopth OF 2.l2O foot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Nice Producer Completed
in OkmuIgee District

The Central National oil com
pnny's No. ? Cauard located In the
northwest corner of the southeast OF
.13-12-l1, which had a 5O-barrei
showing several weeks ago In sand
from 2.45s to 2,5ll feet, yesterday
found deeper sand from 1878 10
2.6S6 feet. and is reported to be
making zoo barrels per day from
both the pays The finding OF the
good production In the deep pay Is
an important strike for THIS district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

abandoned AT total depth of 3,2oo
feet
The Philips Petroleum company
In plugging its No. ! well, located IN
TN northeast corner Of 80 l5-v, AZ
a total depth ~ 3,353 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
OIL AND GAS
lenses --- ssppiies - rroduct,ou. Etc.

FOR SALE--I.ocatcd three miles
east of Turley: ls0 feet b-S men
II 10. casing al 90 cents; i7b ieet
Ia inch "a To- casing Mt sl,Oo per
foot; lSi feet 10 inch 81 10, caslhs
at si.25 per foot. Apply S5S Atco
Bldg.--AdW.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

$50 shares King Petroleum stock,
par value 81 per share. Deep tesl
Just starting on their leases east OF
Mounds and two deep offsets getung
ready. owner needs money and WIZ
take best cash ofrcr. Address Box
Me- care Tulsa World.--Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

OF tf5,Do5,7Ii, equal to tz723 per
share on t3l,2O4O50 outstanding
stock. Aftor depreciation and deple-
ton ~ tj.369.S3i and, federal taxes
Of t3,sgs,O3S. the balance available
for dividends amounted 10 f1727-
s39. equal TO tl2.3S ocr share. The
company carries its investments ~
other com panies at {7.7G9. .522 com
pared with t13,l9G,7ss in the pre-
yIOug ypar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
wUJ, pHuI WE'LL

For likely acreage, state fun par
ticulars and give phone NUMBER
viii deal with owners only. Quick
action. Letter only. 5. $, Sterling,
Hotel Ketchum.--AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
Around Morris.

Jordan aud Ashley have rig up
Tor No. I Town lot located In Ih'
northwest corner Of the southwest
Of the southeast Of 7-13di
The No I Morris Of Cane and
othor-~ located I'm the center OF tn,
west half OF the southwest ~ the
northeast of 1s-13-14, Is good foI
16,000,000 feet Of gas IN sand from
2,569 90 2.573 feet.
The Securities on company has .
I ., 000.0O0-fout gne well ia liz No.
Morris, located In the northwest cor
ncr of the southwest OF the north
east uf 1s-13-li. Sand was foun(
from 2,bi0 10 2,5ii feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07
OIL COMPANIES WHO WANT
n FINANCING,

Wanted to finance an oil company
by underwriting a bond issue OF the
company. Address, Broker care
iS-D. world, ,-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

OIL land for sale in fee, by owner
Not leased, good title; abstract fur
uished Northeast of southwest OF
southeast OF 12-l5-10; ten acres.
$3.50 por acre, Phone Cedar 1906 or
Usage 5g25.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

For sale 2s star drilling machine.
with complete drilling outfit, Boou
as new, 2lU Atco alug .--AuNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

Close I'm leases and royalties in
Sew Ada field whero values have
advanced 500 per cent last few
days. a, l.. Bow.cs e. Co., Brokers
Harris hotel. Ada, Okla.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

Production wanted-Kansas or
oklahoma. Send complete data IN
first letter. Quick action. Assocl-
stod on & Royalties Co, 304 south
Third ST.. Independence. kan
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-07

| would like to get in touch WIN
those In the market for producuon'
f.. ! have an attractive proposition W.
w Moore. Independence, hahsas'-
Adyt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Left-Miss Wiltsie, the sub
stitute teacher. fresh from
Normal School, full Of
splendid ideas and very en-
thusiastic. Miss Wiltsie
wants the class to take as
the days motto Nothing
without labor" or. if they
prefer, "Nihil sine lahore"
Lets all pretend" en-
thuses Miss Wiltsie. we're
little soldiers, and try to sit
up just as straight as we
cam" And at the end of
the day each soldier will be
allowed to mark himself in
department, according to
the honor system method.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Ri0hf-Miss Graw has
her own system Of driv-
ing home ga subtle
point. Argues Miss
Graw, What would
you say if ! went into
your house and tore up
paper all over vour
parlor floor? w h a t
would you say? Now,
/ consider this school
room is my parlor, and
| want you to be just
as careful as I would
be in your parlor !" ETC.,
etc. Arthur is trying
to picture what his
mother would say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

The embryo humorist.
layton is going to
make a big hit with
the class by rubbing
out the "W" and put
ting III" in it's place
if Miss Dewey will
stay out of the room
a moment longer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

MIS-, Woods the
adde
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Left = Miss Dresser
has routed the class
out of a nice. com
Portable lethargy to
do physical culture
exercises for fifteen
minutes. They are
breathing in and
counting ten. all the
while raising the arms
to a horizontal posi-
ton. The boys like
doing this. It takes
Just that much time
from the "oral test"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Thornton, the class shark. having finished
the written test ahead of the others, is
waiting with folded hands for the hour to
be up. Not nearly IA popular with his
teacher AS you might expect. Twice during
the morning he has caught Miss DRESSER in
r misstatement.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
ATCHISON TO CONTINUE
DIVIDEND. SAYS STOREY
Rigid Economics Expected to
Be Kept in Force.

The Atehison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway expects to continue the present
dividend rates on both it's preferred and
common stocks throughout 1921. accord
ing to a statement Of w. B. Storey
president, made at the close of the board
meeting yesterday, at which the regular
semi-annual dividend on the preferred
was declared. Leaving out of considera-
ton the IL per cent. wage reduction au-
thorized last week by the labor board.
Mr.. Storey said the company had
planned the maintenance of the existing
disbursements on the stock through the
most rigid economies i'm upkeep of plant
and equipment consistent with safety
and traffic demands, He said the COM
pany's natural growth and expansion.
however. would require an increased
amount of work in the future
Freight and passenger rates cannot
be reduced. declared Mr.. Storey, until
the volume of business increases to a
point at which the carriers can handle
the business at a cost less than at pres
ent. The wage reduction. he said, war;
rants no expectation that rates will
come down. Since December the At
Gibson has laid of 10000 men at an an
nual saving Of s3,000.o00.
The Pueblo food has cost the COM
pany several hundred thousand dollars,
causing a suspension of freight and pas
senger movement to many points in thai I
district, and business to Denver will be
held UP about ten days, said Mr.. Storey,
The roads California business, however,
continues uninterrupted through diver
sion to its Southern lines of the trans
continental business regularly routed
through Pueblo.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
FORD AND PAIGE REDUCE
PRICE OF AUTOMOBILES
Slashing Which Began Last
September Continues.

Both the Ford Motor Car Company
and the Paige-Detroit Company an
nounced yesterday cut in the price of
their automobiles. The Ford reductions
range from $40 to $50, the Paige reduc-
tions from $50 to s1S5.
Henry Ford, in September last year,
lowered his prices from the war time
levels all along the line, Since then
about thity other companies have done
likewise, ana some of them have cut
twice. The Ford touring car is now
down to s415. The lowest 1t ever reached
was s360, In 1915.
AS before, the prices for coupe and
sedan include self-starter and demount-
able rims. which in the case of the tour
ing car, runabout or chassis cost sos
extra, the starter along costing $40.
At the New York office of the Ford
Motor Company it was said yesterday
that no explanation of the cuts had been
received from headquarters. Lower ma
terial costs and record production were
given at the factory in Detroit yester-
day as the reason for the cuts. It was
said at the Ford factory that the in
creased profit should be shared with the
purchasers.