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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17
JACK THE
PEPPER"
PINCHEO

Behind tic screen Or The Art and
Science or yindow- Peeping" By Joe. the
pepper Hammonds champion window
pepper.
That's tie title Of a new work soon
20 be undertaken By Joe Mackouslti. 80.
l5hh ST. West Hammond.
It viii be il one volume Of 50 days
tPcraaps with supplementary DAYS for
added iuteresD ana viii be written with
tie :nk % pentent perspiration IN the
ROCKS hi toll The work viii be present
90 e sheriff Hut" Olds ~ he rYomis-
ing your author.
Mr.. Mackousl1i. modest as are all gen
fuses. did not think Of writing a treat
ise on his favorite achievements until
it vas suggested in police court this
moraing by Judge Klotz.
A. that. Mr. Mackouski nearly drop
ped the dainty powder puf lie was using
Z when Judge KIotz asked him V hat he
lad TO say before sentence was passed
by the bench. Strong men held Detec-
tive ia Warner who threatened 10 rend
asunder the enerninate window pepper
when the latter blew the dust from his
powder pun across the court room.
Zoe the pepper VIII spend 60 days
in jail and viii pay a fine Of SO ana
costs Judge helotz, with true Judi al
zeal. blamed the law-makers for put
ting the maximum sentence 50 lenieut.
This is the third time that "Peeping
Joe" has been arralgned on Like chars-
IS, say police The complaining wit
ness this time was Mrs. Alta ward. 362
Truman avenue. who said she and other
members Of her family saw the pepper
edging about tho house and peeping ii
windows. Haekouski denies the charge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17

signed as q provide that desirable
power without expensive ,ibration
Every detail Of the JORDAN, which for
five years has been successfully build
ing reputation Tor good service. has
been improved
The latest type OF axle blat 81 the
worlds largest axle builders is iucor-
porated for the first time % the Jordan.
There is transmission OF ner 80.
improved type. and the bodg ircludes
an those important rtnnements whe9
owners have long sought q all cars.
Bodies are 81 aluminium
All instruments are sroGped under
glass. Tools are To = padded Gonna
mept the door and . ner ana uare
practical body finish IS introdueed cor
the first time.
The new barrel lamp niclle plated. IS
included for tho frst time on = medium
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGs-R Receipts. $1,000; market Is
a soc higher; bulk. s7.95as.75. top.
$3.50: heavy weight $3.50 s.75; med
ium weight, sS4oass5. light weight.
Ss.359s.s5' light lights, $s15q s.75.
Receipts 26.ooo market
grasers and fat sheep stock slow. 9TH
er classes mostly steady Beef Steers
Choice and prime, $925GI1.75; med-
ium and good. $s.35 a1o.15: good and
choice. $3.50 11.75; common and med
iun. $4.75q as.
SHEEP-Re Receipts. $4,000. market.
fat lambs. Is q SOC lower. rat shse >.
Csc lower Lambs. (s4 lbs DOWN.
S7.5oq8.s5.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17
NED jORDON DRIVES away
FIRST Of HIS NEW CARS

is to build vastly better car and ~
sacridcfg proht to offer this car to
the public at a new and lower price.
\ new and exclusive Jordan motor
comes as surprise to the industry.
New the Jordan car Is distinctly indiv-
idual No important unit in the new
Jordan is identical with any unit used
in any other automobile
The motor is the result Of two years
Of designing and experimental testing.
Il IS more powerful than any Jordan
motor previously used. and IS 50 de-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17

Miss cleo Stewart very deligltfuil,-
entertained number w young people
At a hard times party II her home on
florence Boulevard last evening. The
rooms We're converted into bowers Of
oaken slens. and the fireplace tn the Nv
ing room vas banked with corn stalks,
and JacA -o-lanterns laughed from cor
mrs and noo&s The guests uore high
iF original and clever costumes, mans
amusing and everybody enjoyed splen-
did evening hard times luncheon. at
tr4ctively appointed was served 10 the
Misses Edna Yarcl. Helen Dlvan. Ella
kaseh Anuinette Foita- Mildred Blan-
ford, Grace Stelow. Helen Martin Flor
ence Miller. Frances Morton and Cleo
Stewart, and Edward and Hugh Stewart.
Fan Stelow, Fred Stevenson, George
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
Wassey's Pleating Shop

EMBROIDE9ING. STAMPING. HEM
STITCHING. BJ TTOS HOLE.
BUTTON COVERING. BRAIDING.
RTCHINC. FANCY STITCHING
81 STATE STREET, PHONE HA3I-
MOND 44a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17

TIE Lake County Branch Of the
Leas le Of Women Voters arc launch
ing drive for 25.000 members, the
goa . be gained the first or Noveu-
her The League vas thu first organi-
zation to request Of President Hard
ing that they he granted representa-
tive 70 the disarmament conference
that is to be - international import
ance and hich viii convene the nth
Of November. in oTder Is be repre-
sented tho women must prove their
strength and arc very DESTROYS OF at
tanning their marked goal. All " ONE
should be interested
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17
Hammond Musical College

Piano. Voice. Violin. Fublc Spea.
irg CAclele. Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar.
Dancing. Dramatic Art lQ-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Horas charm
ingly entertained their pedro club Sat
urday evening at their home on Indi-
ana avenue. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated in the seasons flowers
and there we're three tables OF pedro.
The honors wero made by Mrs. r
krause and SIR. Edward Eggebrecht.
the consolation awarded Mrs A. Bus
sard. a prettlly appointed luncheon
vas served TO M. and Mrs. Egge-
brecit. ar. and Mrs Charles Zahrte.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webster. Mr. ana
Mrs Fred Krause. Mr. and Mrs. a. Bus
sard and Mr. and Mrs. IIoras. !.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17
Personal and
Social News
kocH-ErHIER NEEDING.

KOCH ETHER WEDDING.
on Saturday morning at e5g5t
clock Miss Lenore Margaret Koch,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Edward T.
koch became the bride OF Camille Eu-
seae Either. son ON Mrs. Angeline
Ethier. in St Joseph's church. 4 large
attendance witnessed the ceremony by
The Rev. j. Is. Borg.
Miss Suzanna Iulbrich. accompanied
~ Professor Grambo. sweetly sang
we Maria" BY Gounod. as the bridal
9arty entered the church. Miss Hlda
Koch ,he brides sister and the maid
81 honor led the procession. She
wore a charming frock Of coral pins
taffeta. draped with rich Spanish lace
and knots or turquoise riobons. she
- orc a picture nat and earned an arm
houqust Of gorgeous Killarney roses.
little Miss Ruth koca. the bride )
niece, in a dainty creation OF white
ace. carried besutifui basket %
81 ait- button chrysanthemuns and
maiden hair ferns Master George
Koch. in smart white carried a small
- hite saun cushion, bearing the we'd
ding ring
The bride followed on her fathers
arm. She wore en- exquisite gown e.
iyory-ttnted Duchess satin. with a
court train falling from the shoulders
Her tUlls vel was held by a coronet
q orange blossoms and she carried 2
great sheaf OF Gala lilies.
AFTER the ceremony reception vas
held at the home OF the brides parents
CT Webb street Al twelve o'clock an
elaborately appointed bridal dinner
Vas served at the Country Club To-
members OF tho imued ate families.
Late in the afternoon the bride ana
groom left for an extended honey
noon and will be Al home 70 their
many friends after November drst s..
1910 Garfield street. where they have
an attractive home IN readiness.
The young couple are vel know
and very popular in Hammond and
~ ere the rec pients or many beautifal
gifts. together with tho congratula-
tions and good ishes Of their friends.
REIs-GEsCHETDLER " EDDING.
Saturday afternoon a. half past f3ur
o'clock Miss Martha kreis. daughter ot
sir. and Mrs. george Kreis. and Fred
erich J. Gesoheidler. son q MI AMI
Mrs. F. Geschei dler. were united in
marriage in the parsonage 81 the
lutheran church. The services we're
rcsd BY Re- " T Liclltsiun Tbs
bride looked charming h IN exquisite
gown 81 midni night blue Canton crepe
= black toQue and she wore daint~
corsage of tea roses Her sister. Ms
Alma Kreis. was the maid of honon
and she wore a becoming tfock of
black Canton crepe. picture hat and
corsage o. Richmond roses The
groom vas attended oy his brother.
William Gcscheidlcr.
\ wedding supper vas served at the
home OF brides parerts on Michigan
avenue after the cer-mony. The table
vas beautifully decorated and a dea-
cious dinner was enjoyed ~ the I'M
mediate relatives Of tie priG1 ami
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Ciescheidler lei;
for a short honeymoon, after which
they viii be a. home in their attrac-
I've bungalow on Lyons street
MIS- CT scheidler Is very well known
IN Hammond and very popular A
number q showers have been given iu
her honor and her many friends visa
her an abundance g. happiness For
sonnet inae she was employed n toe
offices of the Auto Equipment COM
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17

Ir. and Mrs Gem Goyke u Warren
street were charmingly surprised last
Saturday evening by number or
friends in honor Of Mrs Goyke's birth
day. Tho house was PRETTY decorat
ed with teh fall flowers and foliage
and the evening was enjoyed socially
with cards and music. A dainty lunch
con was served to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
shupryt Mr. and Mrs Glenn Goyke, the
Misses Anna Kloch. Martha Summers
Hettie Friday. Sophine Czaszewicz.
Florence Pawlowski. Wayne Rajkie-
wicz and Albert Goyke. Paul Goyke.
Jack Rusch, z. Gavin and r. Gindle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-17
THE TIMES.

Kadle Fan Carley chester Ranfay
Harry McCloud WAR STANDARD Marmon
ouies. Abraham Helfor ana Alfred NY
mueller
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: 6241 w. II. PECK Residence 2442

chances are that their market is out
side Of the United states and not
inside. II is bound to bring about
some discussion, but the TACT should
not be lost sight OF to-w!t that the
United states might as well get the
coin as Mexico, which is about to
Increase It's export duties.
Another question that will be dis
cussed relates To freight rates. both
rail and pipe line. and the chances
are that the pipe line attorneys and
tho railroad agents will hear some
thing drop, ana drop hard. Every
man, no matter how conservative
whether he has a barrel OF oil or
not, but whose interests are in.
volved. is up I'm army against the
high rates of frcighis and tho in
justice done the midContiucnt field
by reason OF same.
Another question That will be d s.
cusscd will be the question OF royal
ties on oil produced on Indian lands
II will be remembered that In the
palmy days Of the Cushing field,
and oil was selling at 10 cents per
barrel that the Indian agents re-.
fused to accept that price on oil
that went into storage because IL
was well understood that oil would
eventually increase I'm price. II -
a fact that now the government
agents are undertaking TO collect fun
royalty because Of the fact that
there Is danger Of further decline.
The rules cannot he allowed to work
against the oil producer all the time.
and the oil operators have receipts
which show the policy Of the dc
partment In days gone by.
But above all, 1t is the expressed
opinion, OF many Of the old-timers.
that something should bc done to
bring forth from the PURCHASING
agents genuine statement as to
the situation in all It's phases. II
this could be done, although con-
trary to all precedent. II would go
far toward clearing up a mighty
bad situation and reconcile oil pro-
ducers to the fact that only short
month and a half 20 there was
much propaganda sent forth stating
that oil would be the highest com
modify on the market and that the
entire supply would disappear with
In a very few years.
And II seems that IL the as5oCla.
tion Is united IN It's desire for full,
knowledge there will be no diff
Guilty about securing same from the
pipe lines as 1t is said that these
same people were taken off guard
and are In the position OF being
m:sled by the natural inclination
that oil men have OF being optimis-
tic all the time, one thing Is GER
tain, and that is the big meeting
will be an interesting one with the
oil producers in the saddle. They
mean business this time, sure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

located In the southwest corner Of
the southeast of g-16.S Is drilling at
S,0ib feet I'm a bad hole. Same com.
panys No. 8 Green In the northwest
corner Of the southeast of is drill
ing at 1900 feet No. Green In
the southcas corner Of the south
west Of the southwest uf Is "A To-
cation,
Texolcan Ou companys No. 4
Green, In the southeast corner of the
southwest of the southeast of . Is "a
location
TcNolean oil company's No. 4 Fix
leo location i'm tho northeast corner
of the northwest uf the northeast of
3,752 feet and will bc abandoned.
WilecS ol & Gas Co.'S No. I
Amos. iucdtcd in tho southwest cor
rcr Of the southeast ot 34.16-S is
fishing for packer at 3,1g6 feet
Same companys No. Hario. 10.
Gated IN tho southwest Of the south
west Of 35-16-S is drilling at 76b
feet.
Cosden oil & Gas Co.'S 40. 1 War
rior. located in the southeast corner
of the southwest OF the northeast ot
35-l6-S TX drilling at 2,295 feet
Same company's No. Wilson. 10
Gated In the southwest corner OF the
southeast 81 the northeast OF 90 Is
drilling at 1926 foot,
White oil corporations 40. I
Brown. located in the southwest ~
the southwest Of 36-lG-S is drilling
at 1850 feet
No. I Ilarchochc Of H. +. Wilcox,
located In the northeast corner OF
the southwest OF the northwest Of
31.i6-s is dry and abandoned a:
3,9l1 feet.
Carter oil compapy's No. I Harry,
located In tho northwest corner Of
the northeast OF the northeast OF
1-l5-s ~ drilling at Else feet.
No. ! Scot: Of the Wolverine oil
company. located In the northwest
corner Of the northwest OF 1-l5-S Is
drilling at 1,7S0 feet.
Wilcox oil, & Gas Co.'S no. .
Heneha, located IN the northeast
corner of tho northwest Of the
northeast OF 2-l5-S Is drilling az 695
feet.
Same company's No Ueneha, To-
Gated in the northwest corner OF tho
northeast OF the northeast of 2-15-S
Is n rig
Tho Continental oil company's No.
Taborn, located in the southeast Of
the northeast of l0-15-S tx under
roaming to 2.900 feet. where they
have n hole full OF water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
Operations around BrisfOl1

Wilcox oil a Gas Co. is building
Ia rig located In the northeast cor
.ucr OF the southwest of the south
west OF 2S-16-9 ON the Peggy Sewell
farm. The Wilcox test located In
tho northwest corner OF the south o.
west Of IS on the Scwcll farm. which
had n 300-harrcl show In the Dutch
er sand and then went into water, is
drilling about 3,l00 feet going on
down to the wilcox. 1t Is reported
he new location whore they are
building rig IL farther back on the
structure than the other producer
and has good prospects Tor making a
woll in the butcher sand found in
this locality at about 1900 feet
Wilcox oil ~ Gas Co.'s No. | Raj
5 on, located in the northeast corner
of the southeast OF the southeast OF
i-lB-9 is rig.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co. is drill.
Ing at 1870 feet in its No. 1 Bethel,
,oCuted In the southwest corner OF
the northeast OF 5-l6-9. No. ROB
crts of the same company, located
an the southeast corner OF the north
east OF the southeast OF 7-l6-9 is a
rig.
Wilcox oil n Gas Co.'S No. ) Is.
Tiger, located in the southeast cor
ner Of the northeast OF the northwest
Of 1868 is drilling at 2,l35 L9et.
same company's No. . Tiger, located
in the southeast corner of the north =
east of the northeast of 1859 IL
drilling at 400 feet.
No. Davis of the Skelly oil COM
pany located in the northeast corner
Of the southeast of the southeast of
1869 is rigging up. Same com .
panys No. Davis, located in the
southeast corner of the southeast of
l3 is u location.
The IGlra Oil company's No. 8
Beaver, located in the southeast cor.
ner of the northwest of the north
vest Of 17-l6-9 is drilling ut $500
feet.
No. 1 Dixon OF the Prairie oil q
Gas Co, located in the northeast
corner of the southwest of the south
west of 1869 IL understanding
5-inch casing to 3,149 feet.
Carter Oil company's No. 8 Duran,
located in the northeast corner OF
The northwest of the northeast OF
1S-16-9 is shut down on top Of the
sand at 1853 feet.
No. ] Hendrickson OF the Cosden
oil & Gas CO., located in the south
west corner OF the northwest OF 81
1873 is drilling at 1900 feet.
Shaffer Oil Il Refining Co.'S No.
/ Corey, located in the northeast
corner of the northeast OF 24-l6-s,
is drilling at $500 feet.
Joe Abraham's No. Roberts, To-
Gated in the northwest corner of the
northeast of the southeast Of 34-l6-g
is drilling at 1850 feet.
No. | Pitman of the Prairie OIL a.
Gas Co, located in the northeast
corner OF the northwest Of 5-16-s is
drilling at $50 feet.
H. ]. Newblock's No. Roberts,
located in the northwest corner Of
the northeast OF 5-16-S is drilling at
675 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

ing up 3 joints OF q l-2 casing at o.
o60 feet The hole Is tull of salt
water. Also in Childress county. the
EsscN OIL and Gas cumpany's 80. 1.
Smith Is undcrrcamiug tO-tuCh cas-
ing ate $500 feet
No. ] Gibson. columbus oil and
Secretary Comp1uys well. iu col
hngsWurth county trying to
straightcu up mo-, gt 6i5 feet
Hutchinson county, tuhio-l Hey
wood oil syndicate 80. / Cuhlc we'll
is drilling buc shalc and limo at
$3.50 feet
Hamilton Ou aud Gas rompnuyH
No. Gray is drilling buc shale and
gray lime at $3.50 feet in Lipscomb
county.
In Oldham county. Gcpedum and
Trees No. ! shelton N drilling in
granite az 2.51u feet It's 80 2
MatHdur. iu the same county liz un-
dcrrvaming S-iuCh casing at 1880
feet
In Potter county the white OF
corporation, No. l Mdstcrsou Is
cleaning out and roaming casing to
fish for tools az 37lj feet, The
Amarillo oil company SO. . Eivcns
m this county a. waiting ON o 3-ld-
inch casing. The 80 ! Nastcrson
VOL of T.. \. Haynes and others In
Potter county Is drilling 1850 feet
and have about 6,OoO.oOO cubic feet
of gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
First Reports Of NeW
Arkansas Well Exaggerated

The No. well on the Goodwin
farm In G-lS-15, Eldorado district.
Arkansas, being drilled by Walter
George. which was reported n few
days ago as n l,500-barrel well. has
turned out TO be only n $4,000. 900
foot gasser with n good showing OF
oil at the present depth. The sand
in this we'll was topped at 2,i30 feet
and at % feet in. the well was max
Ing such Large volume Of gas along
with some Oh that II was very de-
ceiving, thus the report OF the big
production.
Tho latest reports state that in
trying to mud OFF the gas all of the
oil was mudded off. and now the
well is only making gas, As soon
ms possible, the tools will be put back
into the hole and tho well put on
deeper in the sand. where the opor-
ators expect to get the rich oil pay
~ about 2,175 feet. Th.s well Is on
the same structure as the big Bussey
WELL and has had the same forma-
tions all tho way down, so the indi-
cations are that when n n finally
drilled in. It will. he completed as a
big producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

manager OF The Chelsea Refining
company about ~ years ago when
there was but seven Independent re-
finers In tho kansas-Oklahoma
field.
MIR. Bruce was saiesmanager of
the International Ardmore Refining
companies from the time they ran
their fNst oil until some time after
they passed into tho hands or the
Ohio cities Gas company (now Pure
oil company
lie leaves for the east tonight to
assume his now duties and Is very
optimistic In regard TO the prcscnt
situation and believes that within
60 days gasoline will bo Just az hard
for the jobber to buy as Il Is for the
refiners to sell today For the
most part gasoline storage through
the east is very low said Mr.
Bruce, "and the same condition pre-
walls now as has happened many
tipics before on "a declining market.
The jobbers are buying from hand
to- mouth and waiting for some indi-
cation that the low point has been
reached with the first indication
OF strength in price will come a big
scramble to fill empty storage
MIR. Bruce says he Is going To ad-
vice his jubbcr friends back east TO
buy gasoline and but 1t quick.
The Ohio tank wagon market has
experienced but two l-ccnt cuts,
while in the standard Of Indians
territory the price has declined
cents per gallon.
MIR. Bruce was one Of the active
organizers of the Tulsa Petroleum
club and was its treasurer until HI
left Tulsa "A little over "A year ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
Investigation Postponed

The oil and gas committee OF the
house OF Representatives of the
oklahoma Legislature held It's first
hearing Monday February Z, 1921
on the proposed crude oil iuyosti-
gatiun. The only witness examined
was Harry H. Smith, secretary of
the Midcontiucnt oil ana Gas assoc
citation. who presented the pruduc-
uOu, consumption and import
figures showing tho general Cundi-
uuus .of the industry. The commit
tee thCroupon indicated that It con
sldcr.l It's investigation futile and
sent out word To other witnesses,
who had been subpoenacd, releasing
them. The further stated that 80
far as the committee was concerned
there would probably be no further
investigation but that the commit
tee organization would bc kept alive
for some time for the convenience
OF producers in case thoy cared to
utilize the committee for any fur
thcr investigation.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
oil MARKET QIOIATIONs.
association win Take
Strong Action

Tho Midcuhtlncnt oil and Gas as
s,gt,tiou Is thoroughly aroused TO
,,o Necessity Of immediate action
and will hold "A fun meeting OF all
MEMBERS on Tuesday, February 10,
pr,,idcut Davis having wired That
no Nill be on hand at that date.
Tho oil producers are In the sad
do and this time will have some.
,bing 70 say as to tho best course
~ action and IN this will be Joined
b, Secretary Smith, who was at
Dkahoina CITY before the house IN
,.sligating committee Monday. Mr..
smith states that he was not re-
spops.blc for the calling off Of the
inyestigation. but simply made II
main by facts and figures that thcre
uas an under-dcmand at this time
and the committee requested him to
mt his testimony in writing, which
WiIl be done.
In the meantime the oil producers
are not entirely agreed as to the
hest methods to be pursued and in
this they in no wise differ from for
mo, wears when there was "A crisis
ON stIch as is now confronting the
Industry. The chances are, how
eyer there is going to be concerted
action and of course the associa-
fion will doubtless insist that all
possiblc steps be taken TO stop the
production OF oil and will make 1t
strong by stating that unless the
production is stopped Everybody
viii be broke
Tho association will doubtless find
"A way to stop all possible drilling.
leaving the oil in the ground Is the
only logical solution where this is
possible, but when 1t comes TO OIL
that has been produced II VIII
doubtless be decided whether or not
The Prairie oil and Gas company IL
TO be asked TO store oil as suggested
In Mondays editorial on this page
Tho question will he discussed pro
and con with some of the oil men in
favor and some against The man
who can leave his oil In the ground
or is running about all OF 1t Will
object TO the Prairie's being allowed
TO get any oil into their tanks with
out paving for II, hut the prepond-
orcncc of opinion now seems to be
that the ASSOCIATION will go on
record in no uncertain terms in
favor of the proposition of storing
oil on a fair contract.
Il is also suggested that the as
sociation pass strong resolutions IA
voring tariff on Mexican oil, and
this will doubtless meet some OPP
position as the Sinclair people have
many friends who will feel that the
tariff will hurt that firm when the