The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
on. MAnkrr DInIArlONv.
OH Congress WOnddy, JuiB
25th: Make Your Rcserrd-
tioRS Euriy

Monday VIII De u rcI-Icttcr day
In the annals of the oil business. ~
viii mark the Opening uf the pctru-
icun congress, whl"n. coming At
this tlmc viii give the oil producer
from every state IN the untUn where
oil ~ produced. Nn opportunity Ia
make his Nuit-' heard IN protest
against the treatment which h' H.
src"i,inc ~ tho hands ut the prcsi-
dent Of th" tnitcd states hnd ui
the house uf representatives. IN con-
grcSs.
In the oii columns of yt-.tcrdal' -
World, the oil man was given -
closeup of President IIaNling who
wh'n informed ~ Ia the dire hCu'r-
sity Of the oil producer. was IN
Clin,d to ti,at tlir matter ns u joke,
and quoting bmcr II. B"ncdlct Who
h. ~ clos observer "WinkCd AZ his
secretary" Ne mny thluk IL - sctI-
GUS nattcr by the time the oil com
gross, which meets here Monday. has
had an opportunity Ia express TO
Indignation.
"Nou may say for me that we are
going Ia hn," "a great meeting hero
on III" 25lh This win b' the greatest
gathering "f independent oil pro-
dufcrs ever held la the United
1--WE have received assurance Of
delegations from rcnn~l l,ania, West
Nirginin. Kansas, indiana, and all
producing districts In TcNns and Oh
lahonn," continued MIR Gray
"Congrcssmdn Oldrlcld Of Artpn-
sas was one OF the first men 10 rush
into the house Of representatives, and
dcnouncc the tariff on oil ana make
II fearful plea FOR the farmer
ct has been brought TO our at
tontion the last few days that this
distinguished defender OF tho mn
hllly' and 'flivvcr has now vcutur,d
into the oil game and that he Is now
frontin' for one OF the many varied
schemes for recovering that 60 per
cent OF oil that Is left iu the ground
after the old wells have been nbau-
doncd.
"Just what this now process is
has not yet been completely unfold
I'd 70 us In detail We are assured.
however. that the man from Arhan-
sas Is very cnthusinstic over the re-
suits to be obtained
"pcrhapB In dcnouncinP tho tariff
on oil he concluded his remedy for
preserving these old wells would he
better than n tariff on oil, and
therefore In opposing tho tariff he
was offering n boon to the small
producer and was also taking carr
of his own husinoss possibilities
I'VE now offer the distinguished d
member OF the ways and means com
mittoc the opportunity to unfold tht
wonderful possibilities OF hia new pro
cess In tho columns OF the oil page
OF the Tulsa world and we know
thoro are thousands OF operators
that are waiting with brcathlcss in
terost. tho details OF this wonderful
panncea.
advance. Mr.. oldncld. give IN,
countersign and bo recognized" ."
Mr.. Gray is also In receipt Of II
lcttor from John H. Kirby prcsi
dent Of the Southern Tariff nEsocia
tion. which SAYS, 81 have your tclc-
gram advising that congress of
all Independent oil producers ha
been called to meet at Tulsa ON
the 2bth, to Law additional plans roI
securing n tariff on oil and request
ing me TO attend that congress
'T have just wired you my rcgrcu
nj my inability to attend, Tho Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers asso
citation, of which | am president
meets In Tacoma, Washington, the
27th to 30th inclusive Tho call wat
made six months ago and | am drfi
nitely committed to attendance upon
this session. II Is impossible Tor me
To recall that mitmcnt nud
must leave tomorrow for Tacoma.
"Whcn your ,OngrrSS meets,
trust you win make this explanation
10 II. I am Intensely Interested H.
the purpose Of your meeting. I an
sure that our national position In oi
products cannot bc maintained tr
competition with the gushcr output
OF Mexico and In furthcr compcti-