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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 6241 w. n. PECK Residence 2442

its No. l Noel and good producer
was expected. This operation topped
the deep pay at 2,3S2 feet
In the township southeast Of tho
Hewitt pool whore the good show
ing was found tn sand topped at
$500 feet In the Empire Gas & Fuel
Co.'S test located in t-js-lw. there
are several tests being put down for
his new pay, and one test, that of
the Carter oil company has passed
beneath the sand depth In the
same vicinity, the 40. Goodine OF
the Empire company in the center
OF the southeast of northwest of
northwest OF 6-5s-1w rs now shut
down for orders at 2.i73 feet. The
No. well VI the Garter oil COM
pdny located TO- 'hc northwest cor
ner Of the northeast of 7-5s-lw
found a dry sand al 2SNi feet, and
ia reported to he drilling deeper
Tho scmt-wildcdt test Of The
Amerada Petroleum company locat-
ed In the northwest corner OF the
northeast OF southeast Of l9.5s-lw
is now drilling at 800 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
Interesting Operations
in the Usage

The M io V.u ~ A1cvarder
Shaklev located in thr ,,rtor - ,hr
north Iinr ~ Tho south l,,r ~ Tho
north h.If of tho sou,h,,ost ~ IA
g5-1l, has been sho, with 200 quarts
and is good for 7o barrels SAM
was found from 1880 and LIZA
feet.
In the northeast corner of the
northwest ot the southwest of .4-g5-
fl. the 40 s well of Sanford and
others found sand from lies to
1859 feet. and les making IL bar
rcls after a 200 quart shot
Cross and otbcre b,,. , 2.h,rroi
rr,du,c,. ir tbct, y, vol lo,.,f,J
,p ,ho southeast corner NJ ,nr north
,,ee, ~ to.oe.t ,ft.r ,I,o,ti,y th,
Whifirg ana p'y.lIc sand Trr N-hi,.
ing ssrd u.,. found ,rou, -Not, 200
foei ana sh,t ,,i,h So ,ti,,,s .rl ,i,.
p,rtlrsyilIr e,rd from i.t52 tn' .tSo
f.ct u,s aiynr , -hot 81 50 3p,ris
The Tid,y oi ,ounsry h,a., M,
abine sniIdbir, in fnt IT, y, ,vol
to,afcJ tr ,be ,p,tcr ~ Tho north -
aast ~ ,be ror,b,sa. Of me norm
v.cs, ~ pi-9f-I9
Tho doom ,,st ~ .be Atlantic OH
Producing comp,ny. located I'm tho
rontor or IN. sou,hans, quarter of
"a pf-i has a bo,. ,uu ~ w,tcr AT
. SO feet and vtil nrohahiv ho
aba,,Joped THO lir,a In thi. ,nar.
stinn ,y,s tonrcd A. "9n faot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
GERMANY PLANS
IMMENSE TAXES
Junkcrs to BE Hardest
Hit by Drive to Pay
OFF Allies.

BERLIN May ~ .-Gcrmany ha"
paid her first hilton gold mnrke
TO the allies aud today the ,ahi
net gave final consideration TO th"
now financial aud industrial pro
gram which Chancellor Wlrih VIII
announce I'm tho rel, hstaE tomorrow.
Taxes Of unprecedented Ri1c VIII
be imposed upon the Germans ana
especially upon tho lnndholdcrs tn"
'tuukcrs." the big Prussinn asri
culturalistR who wore tho militartst
partv before the war. will he ospe
cially hard hit
Tho chief obstacle I'm the way OF
complete German financial pro
gram is upper Silcsia.
German officials expressed hores
today that the allies would settle
this troublesome issue at the earliest
possible moment 40 that Germany
would know how much she will ben
eft In tho future from the coal
mines. Industries and agriculture or
Silesia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
Prospects for ShdliOto Pool
in McLdin County

In the wildcat test ot tho Mccain
oil company located in the north
west corner Of the southeast OF
northwest Of 36-7n-lw, about 10
feet of sand is reported to have
been found from 1915 TO 1856 feet,
where the bit went into water W.
r.. Crossman president of the con-
cern, states that a good showing OF
oil and gas was found in the pay,
and that there was good orospe Its
for making a shallow producer out
Of the well, when the water was
drilled into. This test IS no" shut
down at 100 feet, and will be put
on down. II is reported that ma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
o,t MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Proposed Reduction in oil
Rates Must Afford Relief

II A meeting In Chicago on Nav
% members of the CrStcrn Petroleum
association were practically unant-
,uou- IN agreeing that what the
kansas, oklahoma and Texas refin-
en- required was IA percentage re-
durtiou of rates now in effect, but
vcrr advised To try and como tn an
sgrcerucnt with the standard oil in
tcr,..t. who are in favor of IA Tat
rate reduction by eliminating the
advance ordered In freight rate au-
thortt, %, the result of Mr.. Nc
ldoD'- order to incrcasC all rates 70
p'r cent.
dusing all petroleum rates now In
rffc+ cents per 100. regardless Of
whether the rate was 12C, SOC or
go cents, and of course would ""
of Great benefit to the short haul
,crincr, but OF practically no bcncfti
N the rcfincr- in Oklahoma, Kansas
and Texas, who ship To points north
of Kansas CITY and east of East ~
LOUIS, an average rate of over 40
cent, per 100.
II l. thought that when the in
dep ndcnt rCfinCrs In the midConti-
urnt ficld realize what is about to he
nut over there viii he a vigorous
protest against the flat cent per 100
reduction in rates.
THIS protest can not be made too
strong a. IL has finally become ap-
parent to the rcfincrs of the mid
continent field that the fight must
bc made now instead OF adopting
any compromise measure which r.
all in favor OF the other fellow.
, I, Is interesting to know that th"
railroads operating in Oklahoma are
right now preparing schedules in
compliance with the order lust is
sued by the corporation commission
Of this state. The railroads have
known all along that the rates wc-'
third higher in this state than IN
any other in the southwest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
Run,dnia oil Declining

WASHfNGTON. May 31-Consul
FeliN Colot at bucharest reports that
tho production of crude petroleum in
Rumania for January and Fchru-
Hry. 1927. was s2.o77 tons. divided
by districts as follows. prahova.
60, 502 tons, Dcmbovitzi. Ii.97l
tons; Buzan, 5.752 tons. Bacau. o.
f52 tons. Tho newspaper Roumanio
maintains that IN" high export taxes
have paraly2od the export in this
branch OF industry. and that the
markets In central Europe. formerly
held by Rumania. arc being filled
with Polish oil. the prices heinz
helped by the depreciation Of the
Polish mark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
Around BristOD

The Cosden on company has
completed its No. / Warrior located
in 35-l6-s As "A barrel we'll after
plugging back to the sand found
from 1854 to 1899 feet This test
was drilled through tho butcher to
d total depth of 3.2oO feet.
The No. / Miller Of tho Elro OIL
company located In tho southeast
corncr ot the southwcst ~ 30-l7-s
has been plugged At a total depth OF
3.725 feet.
The No. well NJ the Prairie OIL
& Gas Co located in tho southwest
corner ~ the northeast ~ 6-l6-o IS
abandoned at a total depth OF 2,7iI
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
win the OIL Men

John S Griffin ler Monday night
on his much deserved vacation trip
to Europe. hoiuE accompanied by
Mrs griffin and the two daughters
MIR. Griffin will be greatly missed
i'm the Continent on 4 GUy az.
soriarou. whcrc ne has tnhon q
leading part In the conservation
movement, having been one OF tho
committee handling the shut down,
and has offered to even quit pump
ing all OF his wells. which number
nearly 200. II other people would
do the same Mr. Griffin made his
great fortune In West virginia and
has produced oil I'm Illinois. Indiana
and the midCuntincnt ftcld. and lcft
d parting word for his brother oil
producers lie said: Tell them all
to hurry up and ask the Prairie 10
begin proratiug OH again, which
will bring about shut down quicker
than anything else. II the OH pro
duccrs are united and work to-
Ecthor and do not allow any squab-
bling they can put over q tariff on
crude oil II IS another instance
where the ioil producer must work
for the common welfare whether
II is TO his own benefit or not 30 The
Griffin family viii tour the ,unti-
neut and take a look at ireland
n things become settled over there.
MIR Griffin has been abroad before
and knows Europe like a book II
ia certainly 10 he hoped his pleas
urc in rcvisitiug that country viii
compensate hts friends at home for
his absence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
o. Z. and X. Passes Diridend

The oklahoma produ,ins, ana Rp-
filming corporation Of America have
diyidcnd ray.hi. Ti,y ~, ar.
.Count Of no nrnuinrnco ~ ,hc con,.
nary ana ts iong rsroTd ~ vsef"i.
nrss wi,b ,nanv 1tvidonds nsiJ mo
nooe ramo as =. sa,cre sho'k "a tno
friend. of,ho roun.rv boro II w.
.,1unted on "a hs,,,.l c,ri.in 70 ncr,
its dnidsnds ro.''f.-l Ln, ~, 40,
rnu,t - No lo,v nr,cc of rrude ana
h.Iausc ~ other facts se, forth IN
President .Iivsi1.s statement his
i.,tcr - tSc ,baroboidars H. gjyon
in AN
rruisa opJ, MAJ oS 1a9t
y, ,ba sforkboIders.
yl,,r ,.,,,siJor,,in, is c,,l,a 90 ,ho
sitIation nffrcfirg Tho oii ,rd,.,ry
dnr,nr mo Iast Nv months and -
,ho resulting effc,T mon s,rnings
Tbc hoar5 n, dtr.liors re,nctgp,.
lv adv,ses ,hat ,hc usual dty,IcnSs
n,vable rulv rarnot he n,id "a
sbaroboldn,s ho,auso ,bo cdnnany
nor oniy HAS dofirit IN ,ts surnlus
arcoun, b,t ~. c,rrines aro nCt s,,f1
firiont "a ,y.rrar, Savcra respcttops
in tho vaIue of midcontincnt crude
fyop, a. 5o to sl5O a hare, u.i,h.
80, ] iC,,,t, 1o,J,,as =, 49,,
tn,, ras'. ebarrly redured the earr.
We Nas,s
rrrb" ,.nrr,,s accoun, ~ vour com
,.,, a. r,.,tor ~, mo foilou.t,g
rn',y raor,
NJ op,a,o,,,, pro1,,oi~.. ,ra DO
,..i r"r,,,',''o+, ''' -, Lo
,..,,, S,st,.ss t,,,,,,,,. IqtS Win
40 .Irnr,,s I,g r1, rsr,,irgs f,r mo
s,,., ,,i,.i r.,,..,,hc- 81 ,qt
,,,,..,,,,',, "a, "a 50 I,,, ~
49, ','L. ,,i,.,1,, I''u a,-rcd 1,,rrl,,s nr
.,,,4,Is- 80 S9 '''S an ga '''' 'u' ''u' -
nv, n,o.,,,,,s n, tho ,o,,,r,r,, ,or
,,- .n-,,td ,,c,,r o-do5 DoCnn,bey ~
iot9 ro,,,,,a5 IL, dsfi,it ~ "a
az no Tbts dof,ri, dad,,C,sd fror,
~ ,,od ,,,,r,l,,s ror,at,i,c ,he
oi,s, 80 ,,re,,jo,,,. yaar Iof, !, hal-
80 80 49," ~, .ppr,,i,s ,ccon,t ~, t,o9
s%C-o afo,o ,ro,.idi,y Tor liyidrrds
,or ~ yc,r
ror 80 n,r,oso NJ nrovidino A
surnf,,s aufririen, in nav these div
dar4s ~ ,,iractor. ,b.r Cnr,nnsinc
~ ba,rd aadcd so2E0 n0o H. ,be
s,,r,i,,. ..ncaT,,, 81 ,Lo rornor,.ion
and an,Teciated Us proporty ac.
oauaI ,no,,n, Divi-
AVA a,,,o,ntirg a. Il sgs Ooo we're
,bnr LA ica,.Irg ,be surnlus ac-
ra,,r, t"li,h q, 6siance ~ ,4sI S7s73
,i,bnrrb ,be sCt,I.i opcratious Of tho
@nr,r,ny for the yoar aftcr paying
divtdonTs resulted in A deficit Of
.ei -6S12i ~
ira purc on comn,nv became in
,ors.,od IN ,he oLiabnw, producing
and pcftninr CONFORMATION OF Amer
jrs a. no lcCirpin,, ~ fhe following
yoar ana ,ha rot corninrs onounted
IN s2IslO4s 20 far this wear ended
~ ~ 80 to,o ~, ~ ,bcsc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
Lyons County Wildcat
DriIied in

Tho wildcat test ot tho GLADYS
Belle ON company located I'm 82-2I-
-, Lyons county Kansas. was
drilled 10 feet deeper iu the sand
yesterday and late reports indicate
the well is stopping over the casing
This test first topped tho sand last
week At i9li feet and has now been
drilled 10 a total depth OF i,932 foot
II is located I'm strictly wildcat
country. and means tho opening Of a
new pool foT Kansas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
Oiiing Stations in Africa

WASHINGTON, May 3l.--Trade
Commissioner Stevenson OF Johannes
burg, South Africa, states in rc-
cent report that the installations at
Durham for oil bunkcrinE arc max
ing good progress The Vacuum on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01

The Kansas inventor ot a road
grading machine in which a steel
trimmed wheel revolving ON YER
teal axle replaces tn" usual acrnper,
claims Il Is moro rapid and requires
lcss power than the older typo ma
chine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
OIL AND GAS
leases Supplies - Production. Eta

Royalty and acreage lease for sale;
~ acres, located II miles north OF
'I.sa on main concrete road 10
.A'd'ook, good land with royalty
rom nine producing wells at $50
per acre. Let us show you. Il. +.
"'".h, S2s Kennedy Bldg -Advt.
-i'a" and casing AZ low prices, for
,".".' date delivery, out OF stock in
a. sizes. See us before placing your
p'1''. Feenberg Pipe & supply Co.
} .-'NGN Usage 1850 l.. .. so, jl9-2l
80, 1rst St. Tulsa. Oklahoma.
Drilling block on eastern Okla
ma dnticlinc. two selections, l.
IVY acres each, for two tests $500
'tet on good anticline IN Sequoyah
D1"iN. between Wan and Poteau,
-aPped by reputa BILE Tulsa geolo-
g.. and partly proven D. * sand
pe and associates. First National
''"" Bids, Sallisaw. OkIa.-Advt.
or Sale-l6 acres three quarters
mile from Mid West and Gulf
C.r ~ l5-lf-9. Bargain for cash.
N"" S4s Mayo Eids-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01

utuy located iu tho southwest cor
ucr OF the northwest of 9-gs-6. v %
rig on the ground
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01

Frank NJ Boyer. well known lease
broken who has recently got back
into the game on his own account.
has opened an office at 9O6 Daniels
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16
Salem Men to
AttendEvent
AIT Medford

i nzmser of Salem riders are
glzznfng 20 take n the Medkor,.-
Crzsgr Laks rs1tcreTEIs rzz start
ing fruna Me3f1rd the morning q
July 81. according 70 Harry ScntE.
lsczI metoreTcle dealer VITO vii Be
there and who u keeping IN close
cnzEzcr with al 5rosEee-ivs Dar-
ties whC are thinking 0f g1iag.
An announcement tron Gss1fart
places the HzmHer cg nzzehirss
that viii Be present f1r the run at
about sgG, zeeorGing 70 estimates
u EaEezze1 zn9 others en- the road
who are fairly well acquainted
VITA the Situation
TIE g5-miIe run VIII be an an
aH7I affair IL motorcycle ue1 Of
Me1fegd are guecessfui with the
plans they are laying The HzE-
IsT DaTiGsoa ecn pany hzz offered
gold metal Tor be rider coming
the Ion g&sE distance 70 NscEGr1 70
make tne run IN order To attract
attsutfon 20 the event.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

fruna II asgzccz - T. The E&H1 aaa
been carried 1ur wfra the $50 own-N
err & saea ear SC that s11< ges3is
70 anr rz-a the 1riTzr 61ring rhs
hau-z zll1xred 70 Eheu- - may
times eaeh Fsar. AZ ; fetal esaz q
4ra ezrh- This arrangement 1eEs
she Japanese eazGs<u s-a89 for
gagh ear Sid and g1Tes The lag
zsxnEnnbfIz enthusiasts Eas zaEs-
.aesI1n CT bang > gar 0wner L
rs9nrn sar ras vsFy modest lzvssE-
nerz 1f SE8
Ths Oakland Sizes azad Ia the
zzlgsIg sailing pizn are EEzzdzrt
Oakland SIX touring ezrz- and
were purchased shr11gH tie OAK
Land dealer ii Seattle. wzzn
Whas II d d1EF5xnlx "a imagine
zn American accepting 4 GUs two
nrrdrsd-h interest N an Cazixn1
SIX, the 1zxr remains chzt 1890
g4ranezs hare 3eecms enthusiasts.
aver zhe proposition 70 data Ana
LATEST rsrarts trUca the Par East
Ez6seaes tAat the n1nser ok scu-
nrnf1Tss Oakland Sfxss q esc-
sEaarIy i1erszsE7g
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

SALEM SuVEKT0N STAGE
r..v. LsSFsi
So, ssivsrt5a
% p.,s. News sisna
7soo a n t-ls :
iisee a m 1-oe ?
sea s.fB , p
SAI.EN-
MONMOUTH SIA0E -,
Lsavs salem Q. Z cePot-''
a. m l1soe a N S=ee = n
Leave Ncnnouth Hctel-s-As
n 1-ee > N Sis p n "A
Leave Indepenae1es Bee-f
A. N lis . m s:3e > n
Special trips ~ arpO-E1Mss
Seven pazssnEer ear fcr
J. ". PARKER PrcF =
Rss phone s1k BHstnsz snl
wnrrnnrnr rs FAA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16
Road Lighting
to Considered

Nsw Fork- July 1f--T1s proc
tsm q proFiGiug p-0ger lighting
f.r eounry raaGs Is 70 rsesiFe czrs-
tgE csuziGerzrzcn IL EEs ccnsErue-
ei1u of the Heal section &C the
LfzcoJn highway
A number CT Important main
nighwzYs have been hgHEed fer
certain distances Through the opeu
country. bUt II careful and de-
tailed scientific sruiy 1E Lhs PROB
Isrzz Involved has ss yet been
made TIE msehods emp lCTs1
hfrazrta have varied with the IDEAS
and finances u many scattered
communities and the results A4Ts
frequent been disappoiuEfHE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16
Plan TO Increase
Goodyear Factory
Branch Production

TIrs 4 KnAbsr company WI D
avwr 20 500 tIrss daily In July
whereas Ia JaEy last Fear. Elas eaEa-
aired 2ruH1etfnn Amounted 70 sHg
10 saa tgrss. The 9ersaesf iaereaaa
IN vrrEaex1nn ia both these fzcKs-
res IL ezpazs1ed By eAs fzgr taar
tire sezexz are Low fsr Eals TINE et
year aad nasr be Immediately IN
-rsases 20 take cara Of Increased
saEea 20 aur s@aLers- And IN ads1l-
ffau 20 this. fhe sales Ia ear man
mTze1u~EF ars showing a maEzest
sangruvMmeuE whar the taeraased
sase ae ngw gzrz
The enaaeaSRs u eEf1icn az al
four Goodyear officials as Lhey LETT
sar Ehelr sas1srn trip was that
they believed the ttrs lndEzsry was
once again Ga a SQUAD aud sub
stsntial BASIS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16
Japs Own Autos
On Cooperative
Plan of Agents

sgeaxfzg 81 the community idea.
ecuziGer. Il Tsa please. the Jzpaa-
sae concern tnaE iE doing buafneaa
On a Ezaf4 ss ssiilEg ar Oakland
SIX tnurtng ear Ea 800 Jzrznsss-
Ths gcnrpazy was organized IN
Japan with an fnitfaE capital Of
1855. a8g. The initial purchase os
rhg company was S. OAKLAND SIX
touring cara. whSch have been scid
20 III a8g Jsraasae- Strange as ID
sounds. hers is the plan under
which the company operates.
Eaaa HtsgkEslasr IL the cSr1-
paaY pays ten aoIlarea and In re-
turn rereivss a eus yaars interest
In an Oakland SIX touring ear.
The year his seen siEided fns1
dags and hours and a specific time
allotted for each asoeEhclder 10
take a ride. FsE eEanple. 4 man
"a ns1i9ied that hi4 tina wIII be
from. say eyssy other Thursday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAL
JOURNAL WANT AIS PAL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

Easuraay 1fgar. July 20. tne-el
VII ss a svat-lEghE Fzrzas. crm
rznf-y sfzg e rhs D4-z- and ether
swsrrz- f1E1aE@sf By cEg 1z1es A.
ra@ uaza11raam SMnGay mGEzfng
AZ 7 sss8rcz ras TIN Ter Crater
Laka VIII start. with sEaFa az
sssfaes oE EnEeresG om Eae way 4
sanaxamlc phoESgra2n &C tAs
gruu1 viii be szksm On the rlE
near the Is6gs-
The sncw drifts xr Cxztsr Lakz
ara now frum L "a % fee1 ds@p
and Eh@ tourists eGTeT Lhe Las nzGl@
On hsrzebaek CT en- fsce b the
end ce Jury shs ruz11a viii be apsz
and Il EEst shape OWtzZ Es Ehe
late rzzrz the whale e1unExy VII
be grsen and aszzE1faI aorsA st Sae
sszzfYsnz. z16 thers VII Ne pIs1-
n cF water II Esg1e river
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

-
4 n
VA
Witt
islatio1
equipn
loads 1 .
ties az |
tive I
load I
Uni .
most .
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piioti .
mum, |
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the =
was X
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. and I
F. yenie |
| unne .
1 Ac
| Of a.
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Il GUS .
4 know
4 q co .
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4 axle
Il clea
4 time
4 tion
h size .
Il sam
II for
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

W. DE- Ryan- ehiat ,,..--

w. Darcy Ryan. chief iIIum,--
atiEg engineer Of the General n.
trfe company, the man who or,.,.
ated and developed the ueh,,.
arrangements for the Panam. n
cifie exposition viii. with n. ! :
sistanee Of his staff, deyelo, !.
consultatiOn with the assoei.,,,.. !
consulting highway engineer -
best, safest. most economiea, :.
satisfactory lighting install,,;,.
possible
Like the United States .RphA.,
company. which contributed N
funds for the construction us Il \
IDEAL section, the General Eleet,,
company will contribute the i,
vice Of its experts and the tasili
ties OF its laboratories.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

Las AnSsEeas JalT Is--ssuE q
tne efrEeials of the Goodyear Tire
q RuBa1r company 1t California
Yeft Lns AngsEes Esr Akrun. 0hin.
rsxsneYY sa erufer With President
Y g vgEnner and sxheE officials af
the garsn1 esmpaaT esz the nzEser
ef Eurrhsr increases in Drudzefion
sehs.szgns shat are EeEsaaary In er-
der ts meet the Increased demand
far Coed gear tires which the west
sru faeearv Es experiencing
Tha party consisted sf Vice
Prsssaaag and Cene-zl Manager A.
n nnxexEah. Sales Manager J. 2
Rszzg. Treasurer W. A IA
vanknan, and c. slzaHer. taetory
sruarinEendaue. On the eys ot taatr
d.uarrmra Vice FrsstdaEt A. y Cs~
terinh gaps cut the tsil0wtag facts
eonearnln rresanE business af Eae
western e8mpany. EAArh has izl-
CREASED atea.s15y sinee early sErfng
laAiiEa1iHas ~ sA8l1 = -
MaErA Indicates Iaa~ az 49,.
whsnh has haan hcEdlng sarM kLrs
szlea wzz a5amE 60 brsak- AZ tAa<
sAAh@ SAA1 A'a - A''a''
prnaaeaas n'iL : - a'ANo siA''0sAa = -
Ear dzE-
-s6en nv azsn. aawawar. pr1d1e-
tAsn Wa1 Erai isAiAs s1Ef ss'a's'.l = - =
hssiaAAA@ Iaig > 60 Aens.'.a. =
cal haf sass -" aila : / ~ .-'''il
eailI--sr Al g sisA4 p 80 Pc
ez1E saae@ taas A@fSa-
"A AaErh a. rAAees anA -
tlla nAlAz wsFs en- 2ts'yias : slAg 80
psnpie, wAAen EedaJ more La-lI
l1S9 ssnpAs aEe FssSisrsh y aAA-
g. ta@ present asnedllas q gf..-
dA1fAsn- p laaes As@as Ias Ss-s''l- Z
ysar Tire 4 Aaa0ef eHalplaI q
Cziif1Fzla snlt ts asAiess asr@ q
tAsa Eessera Eerrifary 2 sstA- q
sz,esf ezAz1zz. Naits 81a@s As-ts
Showed sales e t5s-ss e2aAag -
A Increase q II 81 Aaf Z must
bs Fenemsersd- Too, tnAI 1aae-
1893, represented aae cf - nagA
peak months = eicacyeara Saa'-
zeaA
DNEiax tae fiscal year % IHiy
!. 1879. 4 trial q z9lssss Aa1ssaal q
BILE tires we're scid y our terri
tory. Ehiie sales % Ialy Il 1871
iarsHdIax sosh dealsrE and HAn1-
faeraress' bsAslneaz. tot4lsd 3ss,-
s9f tires.
In dollafs ana cents tAs na'ft-
ness Tor June. 1871 - an e@part
nsenfs of ths CaitEornia eouaraay---
e@mpehttns ansonscotie kiress tfalei
tires, uaeaaaieai goods, ace'iAlis'sie'
and repair matsrAais aaaeAAtsa =
cFsf tls1oe.s19-
h@spfng pace Win tns prssi'ae
tfon a. ths r1oner mih- the ssls''s
/. .1.a - ~aaa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16
Franklin Employees
Urged TO Invest
By Factory News

Syracuse. ". T. gIIy 1s--Thz
Franklin ArLsEcslls company. of
thia eiEy. "a advising ILz s2a8 en-
slsyea through the FrzzkEin News
.hs tzeearT paper. 70 invest tnsir
savings IN g1EeT1menG- state, EU-
nicipal, town and csunty 5cnds-
many oE which VIII afford = sc1rt
fnezus baszz cg frerr = "a ) Z
per esar. wira acme Issues Tu1-
ntcg Al hLgE per cent The
NewH vafnrs cur thar until EseezE-
ly these bonds yielded ozly z5c1c
3 pAr cent
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

A movement Bsckfng toward &C.
crerztiou bUFing st farm maple
ksra By the EsnEsFz cf the farm
bureau was launched az meeting
az the executive enufmsree at Ore
goa City Wedz esGay rigas-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16
Dividend Is
Declared by
Franklin Co.

srrSsass. " T. July ls--A z
FrzazEn AazutsSsIriag eS1eanF-
rax.-s Il ne Frz1EIlH ear A2gs
dared 4 esu11a s10sz s1Rlsi- -'a'1
Il afry csaa Fer mare, PaEzS1-
mEy II. 70 al stacz astderz of
rsessrd gu1s "a ct 1s sIS9 en-
sIovss q taz FrznkIla company
rg q 40 per cent have Edr-
-s.zet sasek II the gcmEang-
Prgdes fsr thz first ire un2taa
az 1921 are estimated 70 ss 4 e
.esz & gT7s .g8s sfLsr taxsA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

5TTgTuiuating experts Of that organ
t.,,fon will develop an ideal light
r. INSTALLATION which will be put
= aIouz the IDEAL section
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-16

arrzagznenez have 0ssn haas
" Ghe LfzeaEa HigHSaF ~
.., Win rhs Ge-sra Electric Co,
AZ sehsa sct@dY. y T. EaeEeox q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-18

NOlE-An old subscription given by a person who
receiving The News Times by carrier or by NAL when The
campaign first announced.