The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-10
Win the oil Men

tnEton, and having stopped at Pitts
burBh, larkersburg and Columbus, |
Ohio, Is perhaps better posted on the |
situation than any man In Tulsa
when | was In Washington" said |
Mr. Griffin. II Investigated the qucs- |
tion OF the 100000 minimum
tender pipeline shh ~,.,ntp. and !
found that it a refiner IN pcnnryl-
Vanla had a refinery with capacity
large enough to handle that AMOUNT
he would not be able to purchase the
oil from the Prairie OH n Gas Co.
| but would be obliged to SO out aud
/ purchase hiH OIL In Oklahoma IN
competition with the independent
/ rciiucrs here There was no valuable
/ Information as To the outcome uf the
/ case started by the Brundred Broth
ers. who are asking for reduction
/ In the minimum amount Of oil tina
/ can be rendered ana accepted 10y
| the pipelines from 1OO, 900 TO 1000
/ barrels senator iiarreld was sick
and | made no effort To- SEQ him.
| The general supposition is that there
will be decision In this case some
| time within the near future. The
| cut IN the price Of eastern crude was
! expected by everyone producing OF
3 In that field and while thero was
/ no tangible reason giVcu. II was
| nevertheless looked for, and oil pro-
duCers were not surprised when ~.
crash came. They were not looking.
/ however, FOR h0-Cent cut. and were
at first surprised when the cut ut SO
cents occurred. The chances are to-
day, since the additional cut OF 20
cents has taken place, that they ARE
all feeling as though they are being
! Disseminated against. and are un-
douhtcdly decidedly sore. especially
the oil men who have offered oil
! held In pipelines for sale during the
last two weeks, as the Joseph Secp
Purchasing agency refused to take
only n small percentage OF H. II
looks as though we are In for oO-
cent cut here continued Mr. trf-
fin, and the best the oil men can
do here Is To make the best OF It
until there Is a general revival In
business, and an export demand 10
absorb the surplus II would be
good thing to curtail production In
Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas, and
do IL In busincssllko manner, ana
especially now that the big concern"
are getting together In Mexico to re.
strict the shipment Of oil from that
country"
4. j. Dlcscher president OF ;he
fsllfldlu vi 'flllIhhet 10 III hii' ~
from New York and says that as
soon az business conditions improve.
his company intends starting an
active drilling campaign.
Alexander Karge lr, Of Ncw
York. was In Tulsa yesterday look
ing over the local field, leaving last
night for Nelogany.
Eddie" Weist OF the l-uffalo RE-
filming company has purchased "A fine
oil painting done by the noted ar
tist. II. w. Lenders an amman
painter, who Is painting pictures OF
the buffalo at the i0l ranch, near
Ponca city. The painting represents
two males facing each other READY
for combat with a background OF
large herd. and Is called, Evenly
Matched" Major Lilly nawnae
BIND, who knows all about buffalo,
says that it is great picture, ~
viii be put on display at the Tulsa
/ Petroleum club.
\ w. H. Roeser has fiied a deolara'
a tion OF 100000 trust with the
= county clerk of Tarrant county
h Texas, through his attorney IKE
q Wynn. This means that Mr.. Roesef
is getting into the oil game again
|, and doubtless will make good II any
4 one could. In the Texas field as n.
s knows the game as well as any o'
I them.
G Frank Beers, well known oil man
3 who in one Of the old-timcrs, nav
I ing stayted IN the game In "a, writes
2 from Ridgeiield, Conn that ne y
$ frequently in touch with Frank Tay-
D lor. formerly OF the OIL city Der"
rick, and that they have "A great tlme
3 talking over old times. Mr., Beers
: has lot OF friends In Tulsa. who
% win he glad to hear from him ana
. that he is st'll alive and rroFp"rouh'
7 and one thing II certain Mr.. 5eerr
= is one OF the kind who can De o.
I pended upon az being glad 10 zee his
. old friends.
Frank Hutson. prominent opera
tor of Muskogee. In In the city and
saws that MuskORee In somewhat
ouiet and he therefore IL In Tulsa 20
take on little enthusiasm TO tld'
him over these troublous times
\ i. Edward Horn OF Pittsburgh
I Pa. A. w. Ellenburger and u. =
G Tucker OF Cleveland. ohio. directors
I I'm the WilcoN OIL Gas to.' are W
q the city attending the directors
o meeting held last evening. Thes
= we're out in the field Yesterday WIZ
. the Wilcox officials, lhspeetlhs ~
d new uoul west Of Bristow, where ln'
Wilcox people are bringing In blt
producer In 35-lG-s The tools were
iost In the hole az they were drlii
i inR I'm yesterday, which was "A greaI
& disappointment to everyone az NJ
l. dottbt n will be u big producer whcr
finally completed. j william EVER
i hard. who is the chicago representa-
tive of the Wilcox concernt accom-
panied the party and remarked MA
y /. waathe first time In all the ms
y tory OF the Wilcox organization INA
u, anything lik" bad luck occur ~
. Uhue the well was being drilled u
gnd the stockholders were present