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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-10-14

"cet In" He Said. "I'm Out Riding
I Don't Know When I'll Get Home"
| thought they better not stay too
long, because was compromised
enough already, without being seen
in their company. and l gave EN-
something to help 'em out with the
movies. Yot can stay at movies an
awful long time, and if you've got
money enough to go to several Of 'em,
why you're fixed for as long as you
please. A body ought to be able to
live a couple O. months at the movies
for nine or ten dollars. should think"
He was silent for time. then
asked: Il don't suppose your papa
and mama will be worrying about
you. will they, Florence?"
'Oh, no." she said quickly. Not
in the least! There was nothin' at all
for me to do at our house this after
noon.'
That's good" he said, because
before We go back was thinking some
of driving around by way Of Texas"
Florence looked at hiln trustfully
and said nothing. 1t seemed 10 her
that he suspected something she was
not sure. but his conversation was u
little peculiar-though not in the least.
sinister. Indeed, she was able 10 maze
out that he had more the air OF an ac
complete than Of detective. Never
the.ess SIZE was coari-ced tha. far, Ear
tie best course for her 10 pursue dur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 624i w. H. PECK Residence 2442

world. Mexico, which gave prom
isc Of being "a wonderful oil pro-
duccr. H. having trobbl" win WI
ter. which ~ only To- hc expected ~
"A country whcrc wits como in Win
such "A tremendous initial ptoduc-
tion,
South America may. IN time, pro
duco n lot OF oil, but u VIII ihk'
at least five years 10 develop any
hing worth while Ia that country,
and Africa may eventually INA
something worth mentioning. but IN
IN. meantime who can count on q
supply Of oil whore thcr" are neither
the usual showing and s'cpagca
such as wero found VA Mexico, ana
nothing In fact but geological dope
and wild hope OF desire TO lead
the way
There ~ one thing sur", and mat
s that oil men I'm oklahoma nav"
learned much IA all the yrnra gone
hy, and this timc have taken warn
INK and have stopped dtilbng now
wells with one accord They ar"
In tho right humpr. aB The oppur
tuni,y offcrs. 30 divert their oil as
much as possible away from pip"
lines that are congcstcd and have
shown remarkable Judgment IN
meeting the emergency aS ~ cxHis
today ON account OF - curjnilmont
OF consumption.
The main thing is tho price. II
will require "A continuation of prices
that prevail aur even better io
kocp the wild,attcr busy. IL" must
see his way clear To rcalil" on ms
invest when once oil " found,
or ne will Immediately shut down
and walt FOR better conditions. and
the situation ns II looks today IL
such that the demand Tor oil IN the
future will certainly warrant ms
taking "a long chance.
All reports agree that tho Hewitt
field has passed its maximum, that
the Okmulgcc distriCt can never
again repeat It's past performance
| that Texas In In the midst or dis'
nstrous drouth, and that nowhere
| In there anything In Hight thht VII
equal even the lower half. or sham
rock district. OF Gushing, which de.
velopcd In "A time when psc old pools
OF tho north had begun to decline
There In. In fact, only ono spot that
can ho counted on as affecting the
market price for oil and that ~ the
| new pool Ia the Western Osngc, and
here the bcs, OF the field. hs 1t now
appears outlined. IN owned by peo'
pie who viii care for and market
their own oil. Mariana mas ms own
| pipe lines and storage to fill. The
| Gypsy In running It's own oil
through it's own line. AZ IL also tn,
Carter on company, which has a
| line direct to scaboard Via Baton
Rouge, and tho Producers and Re-
flners corporation has It's own re
finery In West Tulsa and markets ~
own oil. Tho older fields. or pools
In tho Usage, are In strong hands
and are being developed only where
there Ia storage available.
The new pool max. be good enough
to make Se Gulf change It's system
and run on. the oil with which tt Is
connected, but this In certainly no
n bad proposition, but on the con
trary n mighty good one for tho OF
men OF Oklahoma Tho situation
looks better as the days 20 by, Il
say tho least.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

Tho Tcrrokla on company has =
rig up Tor No. W Holmes. located
IN the center Of the west line Of the
northwest of southeast ut li-ll-1l
No. l.. Field of the Independent
oil & Gns company, located In th"
northeast corner uf the southeast
Of tho northwest OF 24ll-ll. IL n
rig.
y. o. Davis is spuddlng In with
hls No. well on the -. Robinson
farm. located in the northeast cor
ner Of the northwest OF northwest
Of f-li-li.
Lyons Petroleum company No. ,
Jerry Sears. iocatcd in the north
west corner of tho northeast of
5-11-lI. IL drilling NJ i2j fcct.
sharp oil & Gas company No. |
we'll located In the southeast cor
nor OF the northeast Of the south
east Of s-tl-ll. on the J. Grayson
farm. IN drilling AZ 1880 feet.
The thurman OIL company's No. !
T.. Iiolmcg, located In tho southeast
corner Of the southeast Of a-11-ll |,
is dry and abandoned NJ 2,a92 feet
The No. well Of the Anglo Texas
company, located I'm thc southeast
corner OF the southwest OF the
northwest OF it-Ii-ll, Is drilling al
2.325 feet.
The Pals oil company's No.
lIupwood. located in tho southwest
corner of tho northeast Of south
west OF il-il-1l. IL drilling at l,70O
| feet.
g. IT, Curriers' No. I ITopwood
| located In the northwest corner o'
tho southeast OF the southwest ol
Il1-tl-11. is drilling at 2G22 feet.
| bingham No. 3. on the lslanc
| farm. in the southeast of tho north
east Of the northeast OF ll-il-ll, II
| rigging up.
j. J. Deanor's No. 9. on the J
, Holmes farm In 22-ll-l1, II
| tho southwest corner OF the north
west of the northeast, IL "A rig.
oklahoma Central oil company'i
No. Rarnctt. located In the south
east corner Of the northwest o.
| 25-li-1l. is n rig.
The kingYood oil company's No
., on the II. Holmes. located in th'
center OF the west line OF tho north
west OF 2o-ii-l1. Is rigging up.
Tho No. | well OF tho Atlantic
| Petroleum company. located in the
/ southwest corner of the southcas
OF the southwest, IL rigging up M
| old well at l.s45 feet to go deeper
No. n. Reynolds OF the Texai
company. located In tho northeas
| corner of the northwest OF 17-l4-l1
| is n rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
OH Wagnates of Europe
Combine

~ International News service
BDNDDS, Jan. iO.--Aa "A reply to
American activity In the oil markets
~ France new group ~ French
ana British oil Iuaguatcs has been
formed.
rho Anglo .rcrsian oil company,
~ which the HHtish government
holds "A large number Of shares, ana
- French combine with u capital Of
$50 DOO,0 In all have formud n
compuuv FOR tho importation into
France ~ crude and refined oils and
for the refining and distribution OF
gasoline.
This is taken 80 be necessary
rorullary to the san Ucmo agree
ucut between Briiian and France
regarding the ALLEGATION Of the Mes
Upotamian oil fields.
Iy the new agreement the Anglo
Persian Oil company viii obtain "a
now market for their oil and British
Industry is expected to benefit by
,h" manufactures Of the necessary
refining plant OH tgukcrs are al
ready being built in British yards In
connection with the scheme.
Tho british government In 1874
subscribed for two million ordinary
s. shares DIN the Anglo Persian OH
| company $1,000 worth OF prefer
enc" shares aud also invest cd
100000 IN dcbcnturc stock. liy
| this means the government secured
controlling interest Ia the company,
| Last year. when the capital was In
creased. the British government was
| stated TO have subscribed Ia its pro-
portion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
s. s. Bhticr Is in TOiCn

s. S Butler. traffic manager OF
the Frisco railroad. wlfo IL here TO
attend the traffic mems meeting at
tho Hotel Tulsn. which was held
last night, says that the railroad
companies ar" not going To charge
more chan the traffic will bear"
That II rates are too high the rail-
road WIN ho only too glad to adjust
them To meet market conditions.
and that this will lac done Just as
soon ms II cnn be determined wheth-
or or not II IN the general deprcs-
sion throughout the country or the
advance In freight rates that III
halting business
MIR. Butler might give II n 30.day
trial with freight rates back where
they we're before the last advance
and he would mighty soon see the
difference.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
High Cost Of Lirin0
In T0mDicO

TAMpICO, Jan. 1o.--There's lots
Of fun to the oil man In the states.
II he's not u drinking man, to go
to TampiCo for n few days visit,
with nothing to do hut visit. We
would like To bet that he would not
come back to the states and say he
did not take n drink They all do.
We mean almost all OF them. Ask
Governor elect Pat Ncff OF Texas.
Ho visited In Tampico, and. OF
course, he did not take u drink. Ask
him.
Tho Imperial hotel, the favoritc
OF Americans, has very pleasant
clerk. lie smiles and Welcomes you
to Tampico. lie tells YOU whore to
change your money md whore to
note he Ia assigning YOU TO Room
lcl." You are glad to get room.
When you get ready to retire
around midnight, II You are over
Aa--you find that you have cot on
the roof at 81 per. Then you very
wrathrully "hop" the night clerk
the smiling one only works days--
and YOU are informed that room
12l" means the roof
but you should worry. There r.
n cnntcnn (snloon) on every corner
and several In between. Just think.
| Manhattan cocktails only cost so
cents American money at Tamp'co.
You can buy n beer, II YOU care for
something mild. but they sell II
only in hotties. You can feel the
effects OF even hecr-if YOU drink
a sufficient number OF bottles,
Then when YOU visit that res
taurant recommended by tho clerk
|
will find really nice vcnison on the
bill Of fare. MIX only costs you 30
cents n glass. Mexican money, while
coffee IN cheapcr--30 cents Mex n
cup. Plenty OF mild game can he
found at two or three of the best
restaurants Nou wish To ride
about' Big seven passenger Amcri'
can cars are at yopr disposal-nt
= pesos an hour-sf American
money, But be sure to tell tho
driver, II he speaks American, e.
steer clear of the policeman's Ian
tern setting in tho center of the
street intersection. You know II
YOU strike n pollccman's lantern hf
will arrest you. II he don't kin you
steal hts lantern whilc no is doing
i'm "a corner ana he is dismissed from
the force,
everything ~ HIl''i III M'Nl'Hi
money In Tampico, although Amcri
can money In legal tender cvcry
where two for one, IN Mexico city
only Mexican gold * taken.
when YOU 20 to TampiCo for thu
first time. secure guide AT once
" YOU want TO visit the oil com
pany's offices. None ot them hay,
signs out No one knows why
but they Just don't believe in signs
not in Mexico. And don't ask tn
name OF the street Just have then
tell YOU how many blocks stralgh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
o,,. N,U,pr o,oy>Tio~s.
'rud. oil rr"'iuc'.
WiidcatiinO Should
Begin

That tiA wildcatter should get
busy IN oklahoma whor" tho bulk oi
the high grade rcfinahlo oil ls pro-
duccd is becoming more ana more
cvldcnt when ono takes into con-
ridcration that II requires on an
average OF four tmcs na long TO
put down wildcat we'll than one
'losc TO the supply Btoroa and near
the repair shops
The reason ~ this In that the
supply Of rcllnablc oil viii bo sadly
lacking Nsidc Of six months unlcsH
all signs f,ll. There arc no new
pools In sight, which Ia perhaps
moro noticeable now than ever be-
fore and this iR made plain In n
statement made by \. clark Bed
ford. chairman Of tho board or the
Standard of New Jcrsoy In an mr.
ucic printed In 0hc january LIST
number Of I.cslic's weekly.
Mr.. Bedford makes II plain that
oil ia going to be scarce unless new
pools are developed. and evidently
he ~ not enthused over the showing
of oil up near the north pole In
Canada. nor In he looking for any.
thing that will break the market
In tho new fields Of Montana, and
Mr. Bedford is right.
While tho oil men have recently
felgiOuSIy refused ito arm IN wcllt
in tho proven fields, this docs not
signify that there will he AN over
production that will last over thirty
dnys when once spring trade IL fair.
~ fclt Ia the oil industry. II IN n
condition that IN not new by any
means IN thls field. but is n rccur-
renee of "a situation that has re-
peatodly been forced upon the nt.
tcntion OF tho oil producer In times
gone by.
Thrc are really much too few
wildcat wells being started. On this
page there will be found mention OF
three that can properly be classed
as wildcats. but they are not In a
district that promises to break the
market and no far Az the situation In
the old and proven fields In CON
Ccrncd. II looks AZ though they arc
all slipping and too many dry holes
are being found to do other than
warrant Mr.. Bedford In making his
assertion. to-wit: That tho oil In
dustry Ia up against the real thins
when. II comes TO a supply for futur,
need.
The Great Britain understa nds th'
situation In easily understood wher
one reads OF the numerous attempts
made by the government OF England
10 corral az far as possible all new
or possible fields throughout tn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

ahead, how many blocks to your
righi and there you are.
Aud also remember tha, no ono
trnus,cts any business between noon
and , o'clock You take "a drink.
eat your lunch and take a nap be-
tween those hpurp. ThntH the way
they do IN Mexico. Aud most OF
the Moxicans are healthy and can
carry their booze Ike veterans.
Ar, weekly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

,.trs which will include st. Louis.
wichita, Tulsa. oklahoma CITY, Fof,
Worth. wichita Fails. Dallas ana
Houston.
Mr.. Rulc. Of the Golden Rule Re
filming company, Of wichita, Kansas
was u visitor in the city last week
H.. is very optimistic for the year
1921. lie operates over twenty Jop
bring ptatious In Western Kansas
and Colorado and states that bus' .
ness IL resuming it's usual January
proportions.
II. q. Warren, of Schcrmcrhorn
A. warren, Of la Sale, Illinois. MADE
his annual trip to Tulsa last week
purchnsing gasoline for their STATIONS
and il returning to la Sale via ivt
Sprjngs, where he viii take a much
needed rest.
Carl \. Vaniels. of the Pa-TeS
Refining company, Of Houston, lex
a. was "A Tulsa visitor saturday
E G. Winters. of the Kansas CITY
ufficc OF the White Eagle Refining
,onpany was In Tulsa last week.
r.. Jack Conwy, OF sulphur. OkN
homa, II In the city for rev dh
N business. accompanied by his WIG
and young son. ------------
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

The BurfOrd Brimm OIL ana Gas
couipanys wildcat test. located in
the northwest of the northeast OF
2-t9-3. is drilling at 200 feet
Tho test of Champlin Il Wiuklcr,
located in tho southeast corner of
12-l7-i, is drilling at $50 feet.
The RoNana Petroleum company
is fishing Tor hit at SS5 feet in It's
we'll. located in the southwest cor
ncr of the northwest of 2t-l7-2,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
wildcat Near Ralston, Okla, Has
Coed SrOwinE for u Well.

Tho Wildcat tost Of Tho COIumbfne
oil company. located in the south
east corner Of tho northeast of
523-5. topped the skinner sand at
a depth OF 3,ol9 feet, and. after
drilling in 20 feet. the hole filled
up 100 feet with Oil. This well
Is located IN a wildcat locality. and
II completed az n good producer,
VIII open up new pool
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

FOR sAIE---One $40 h, p, Fairbanks
Morse natural gas engine, direct connected
10 one 900 X, " A., 40 volt, S'phsse,
eO-cycle Ets engine type generator with
EXETER oifiltcr, starting apparatus In
full aud switch board, this cEglne Is In
perfect mechanical condition and can hs
Seen in operation. and could be shipped
within ~ days after -hto, n will be
sold with or without generator; also, one
10 a. llo n. n, Erie city Iron Works
boiler. conpc'r with stack and fittings,
now IN operation; price night for quick
removal. Tho COnneAut shovel Co,
Conneuut, Uhio.-Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
GiiHidnd Gets Big We'll
In the OsUOe

The Gilliland oil company's No.
II well. located In the southeast OF
26-23-7. west OF lioniny, was drilled
In yesterday, and started off good
FOR 1000 barrels per day. Sand was
found at "A depth of 2,sl5 foet. This
makes the second big producer In
the Usage credited To the Gilliland
company during the last few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
With the Oil Men

G. y. Crawicy. OF the Sinclair
Consolidated. IL expected In Tulsa
Wednesday. Mr.. Crawley spends
about two.thirds OF his time now
adays AT The New York office.
j. ". Mitchell. OF tho General Re .
filming company, is back In the city
after a trip to Kansas.
"Bobby" Sharpe. OF the General
American Tank Car company, Is In
the city from Chicago whore he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
Big Returns From Deepening Old
WclI nj Gushing.

The Home Gas company's No. 3
Catron. located In the northeast
corner OF the northwest Of 26-iS-5.
an old well which has produced both
oil and gas for the past four years
from sand at I l,66s rect, and which
was being drilled deeper. picked up
"A good pay In the second streak In
tho Mississippi lime at n depth of
1865 feet. and started out making
400 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

Russell and others No. Smith well
located I'm the southeast corner "f
the northwest of the northeast or
32-Is-sw, which topped the SAND
Saturday. has steaciiy increased It's
flow, and is reported making 1900
barrels per day from the eand found
Mt 200 feet,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
wildcat Drilling Near Duncan.

The wildcat test OF the RoXann
Petroleum company, being It's No.
school land. located In l6-2s-Sw,
posscd mp n small show Of oil at
2,375 feet. and Is now drilling at
2,i40 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
Another Good Producer Completed
I'm Ucancr- n iugwoOd Pool

The No. 1S well OF the klngwood
on company, located In the nSrth-
cast corner of the northwest OF the
southeast OF lG-il-ll. has n snow
Ing for a 1900 barrel well from
sand found from 2.Gis to 2,G6s feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11
COMPANY owning best located

Company owning best located
leases Hun Field Liberty. county.
Texas, drilling at 2965 II. Will give
half interest all property for COM
plcting well now standing In heavy
gumbo of about i35 II. sand here
around $500 II. ono tract 400 r.
from Texas Co, big well $1,000 In
equipment turned over II hole abah-
dedwith interest In other property
remaining. ddressA BOX Sig-B care
WoTll-Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

For Salc---Casing and line pipe.
for imm ediatc shipment out of stock
IN any quantity Line pipe from 2
in. to \ in, inclusive. Casing from
rs In. To go in. inclusive. Try us.
We soil FOR less. Phone Usage 471O-
a536. l.. ID, so Fccnbcrg pipo &
Supply Co, 6l9 T.. First street.
Tulsa, Okla.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

We have two attractive drilling
propositions In McCurtain county,
Oklahoma. where next big pool Will
be opened up. II Interested COM
municato with Bclworth oil Co.,
Ilaworth, Okla.--Advt
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spent tho Christmas and N"w Year
holidays. He is looking for big
trade this-spring, beginning mined
lately.
". r. Musser. also with tho Con
cral American, assisted In making
things plcasent. having come all the
way from Houston, Texas 10 parti.
ipatc iu the festivities. II i4 related
~ Mr.. Musscr that arriving IN
Chicago, he called up tho most
beautiful woman" who ~ an old
friend, and made arrany ments for
the big celebration, and then after
everything was set for n time. he
was Informed by his lady low" that
she would have TO bring her hus-
band along because, "yup know
hrvc been married since you wer'
here" n Is such triflos ~ this. ac.
cording TO Mr.. sharpe, that makes
tho path Of a batchol"r q thoruy
one. and causes him to lose hi3
equilibrium once Ia "A while.
"Chauncy Rnl" Stewart and kirby
Long, both Of whom are registering
from Coffcyvillc. were in the city
Yesterday and report being busy with
well In the Breckenridge district
and another in Kansas. Mr stow
Ia truly delightful to meet up with.
A handsome picture is that pre-
sent cd In the Los Angles Herald Of
January 3rd. showing the leaders OF
the lodge Of the L.. l.. -. T.. officials
In conference there. Geo. -. Locke,
- Tulsa. IL the most conspicuous
| ~ tho bunch and is ccrtainly'n
credit to this town.
WIN. Sacks. who vas at tho head
of tho Dkmulg"c Producing g Ucfln-
! ing company for several years. has
organized ~ now National bank In
~. Louis. which will have u COM
hlncd capital and surplus of sl250,-
900. and will occupy tn" former
Quarters OF the American Trus' com
pany on tho South side ot Locust
street between seventh and Eighth
In "a letter from MI Sacks he states
tho stock IL nearly all subscribed
and ho expects to be chairman Of the
board Of directors. If anyone doubts
Cor minute that Mr.. HAks is n
hustler they hav" another guess
coming for he is always on the job.
Joc IIarp. Of tho Chnmplin Ro-
filming company, or Enid, oklahoma,
was in the city Saturday on business
T.. n. Apologize. Of tho Marland
Refining company was visitor in
town last week.
Walter O. willard. field secretary
for the American IndcpGndent Pc
trolcum Association, is leaving Chi
cago this week on one or his usual
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

Wanted to purchase production
Oklahoma or Kansas can bandle
company up to S2,0OoOOo FOR inter
view IN confidence, Address Box
Sob Care World---Adyt.
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OIL AND GAS
leases - ssppiies - Prodnctios. Etc.
DEAyEItS'& HENDERSON
DRILLING (ONrK \('CN)lkS

open for drilling contracts In okla
homa--Phone 277-Broken Arrow.
---Advt.
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New Casing for sale at below list
price. l'hono Usage GA4A. J.. q
BOX 2S2. Tulsa, OkA.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

For your depletion and tax prob
lens. accounting and systcmatizing
call Carl l. Rice. G, T.. A"hi7 Ken
.nedy Bldg. Phone Cedar 297--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

Walter @. willard field secretary
for the American independent Pc
.troloum Association, is leaving Chi
cago this wcok ON one OF bis nsuhl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

r n. Applcgate. Of tho Marlan6
Refining company was a visitor ir
town last week.
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Joe Harp. Of tho Champlin Rc.
filming company, or Enid, oklahoma
was in the city Saturday on business
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spent tho Christmas and N.w Year
holidays. He is looking for q big
trade this-spring, beginning immcd
lately.
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". c. winters. of the Kansas CITY
office OF the White Eagle REFINING
company was In Tulsa last week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-11

No. N. Reynolds of the Texas
company. located In tho northeast
corner of the northwest OF 17-l4-l1,
is n rig.